DAR luncheon highlights school role in American life
The Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter DAR hosted a spring luncheon at the Presbyterian Church in Point Pleasant. Speakers included Kenneth W. Shaffer and Edith Foley, praising DAR education programs, citizen training, and textbooks selection while stressing the need for strong teachers and cooperation with school boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Colonel Charles Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Presbyterian Church
S. C. Wilhelm
Eldridge Sauer
DAR
Shaffer
Citizenship Clubs
Citizenship Manuels
Washington
MacArthur
Rennel Concentrate Miracle Diet Claim Promises Fast Fat Loss
A testimonial from Sophia Benbow of Columbus Ohio touts Rennel Concentrate as life saving and capable of rapid fat loss. She describes starting at 275 pounds and says the product allows normal eating while shedding bulky fat with a simple two spoonful twice daily regimen.
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Sophia Benbow
Tulane Rd
Columbus
Ohio
Hannan Students Attend Know Your State Government Day
Geraldine Hesson and Harvey Fisher of Hannan High participate in Know Your State Government Day in Charleston. About 300 students from 92 high schools join the event sponsored by the West Virginia Education Association citizenship committee. Fisher is named reporter for the student group. Hesson serves as Junior Class secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Geraldine Hesson
Harvey Fisher
Hannan High School
Charleston
Citizenship Committee
West Virginia Education Association
Judiciary Branch of Government
Okey L. Patterson
Board of Public Works
State Capitol
W. A. Fisher
Apple Grove
J. B McLaughlin
Audrey Meadows
Funeral services mark multiple Hamden obituaries
Funeral rites conducted at EUB Church for Stella Eutsler 63 who died February 22 in Dayton after a short illness. Survived by son Robert Spangenburg and daughters Mrs Fred Kramer Dayton and Mrs Gould Gardner Lodi with seven grandchildren and seven relatives noted. Interment in local cemetery.
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Hamden
Eub Church
Maloy
Stella Eutsler
Dayton
George Eutsler
Robert Spangenburg
Fred Kramer
Gould Gardner
Lodi
Raymond Butsler
Portsmouth
Leo
Francis But
Seth Morris
Goldie Tolbert
Elmer Ross
Dorothy Taylor
Frank Reiser
Columbus
Frank Saylor
Russell Perry
Baby
Roy Murdock
Ortie Merrell
Louise Davis
Rupert Ervin Booth
William Booth
Wellston
Booth
Warren
Flint
Mich
Ralph
John
Georgia
Dessa Booth
Mae Booth
FE Paso
Tex
Margaret Burns
Bernard Griffith
Bernard
Corporal Ronald Griffith
Korea
I. A. Cohen
Charleston
W. Va
James Paker
Alva Gorrell
William Gorrell
Cohama
Tom
Big Springs
Olen
Odessa
Cossicana
John Gorrel
St Marys
Minnie Gibson
Louis Parsons Rites Tuesday at Antioch Church
Funeral services for 87 year old Louis Parsons will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Antioch Church in Cottageville. Parsons died Friday at his Cottageville home after a two week illness. He was born in Jackson County and was a retired farmer. Survived by a daughter of East Liverpool and brothers Dave Parsons of Leon and George Parsons of Ripley. Interment in church cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
Antioch
Cottageville
Louis Parsons
East Liverpool
Dave Parsons
Leon
George Parsons
Ripley
Parsons
Jackson County
Church
Queer Quirk of Fate as Retirement Failed
Harrisburg Illinois B W Henley worked for the New York Central railroad fifty years as Harrisburg terminal agent. He was honored with a retirement banquet but the man chosen to replace him was stricken with appendicitis. On his planned retirement day Henley returned to work.
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Harrisburg
Ill
B. W. Henley
New York Central Railroad
Henley
Salem Center Visit Ends and Foreman Drilling Update
Mr and Mrs Morris Martin of Ewington visited Mrs Iva Miller Others from here attended a Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting at Racine Several locals visited C C Caton and Janet Farr Wright Carolyn Lee Miller took the Rutland Glee Club to Athens Wellston business callers included Marie Edmundson and Harley Hoffman Ramsey Drilling Co of Wellston is drilling a well on the Salem Center School site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Center
Morris Martin
Ewington
Iva Miller
Lee Marsh
Athens
Marvin Miller
Howard Strong
Columbus
Strong
Farr Strong
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Racine
Fred George
Bernice Smith
Betty Nichols
Carolyn Miller
Robert Overly
Loyd and
Corwin Smith
Richard Miller
George Denney
Terry and
Jerry
Pattonsville
C. C. Caton
Janet Farr Wright
Springfield
Marie Edmundson
Harley Hoffman
Wellston
Ramsey Drilling Co
Rutland Glee Club
Carolyn Lee Miller
Dean's List at Marshall College Named Local Students
Mason County residents Marilyn Putz Shearl Edler Ronald Butler and Roger Butler were named to Marshall College's Dean's List this semester reflecting academic achievement for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marilyn Putz
Shearl Edler
Ronald Butler
Roger Butler
Marshall College
Leapy Sayre Born Leap Year Baby in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant a baby boy born Friday at 8 45 a m at the Sayre home near Henderson is named Terry Lee Sayre but his nickname Leapy, tied to being born on February 29, is expected to stick. He is the fifth child of Mr and Mrs Guy Hensford Sayre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Leapy
Guy Hensford Sayre
Terry Lee Sayre
Sayre
Henderson
Sayres
Carol Ann Riffle celebrates 11th birthday in Leon party
Mrs. Ernest Riffle hosted a Fourth Street birthday party for Carol Ann with refreshments served by Mrs. Riffle and others. Guests included Sharon Williams, Jean Goff, Patty Crawford, Celia Butler, and many more as relatives visited from nearby towns. Dr Edna Getties and Miss Juliet returned from Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans.
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Ernest Riffle
Carol Ann
Fourth St
Riffle
Frank Riffle
Cora Bonecutter
Sharon Williams
Jean Goff
Patty Crawford
Celia Butler
Marjorie Keener
Barbara Miller
Eloise Clark
Connie Holley
Lovenlee Stanley
Dottie Greenlee
Dona Lou Greenlee
Ruth Ann Forshee
Jane Ann Elliott
Janice Lee Elliott
Patty Wedge
Phylls Francis
Patricia Keefer
Bruce Bonecutter
Michael Don Smith
Larry Riffle
Charles Wilson
Fritz Bonecutter
Mary Smith
Robert Errette
Bobby and
Vickki
Leon
Columbus
Lewis Harris
Dunbar
Phil Thomas
Rocky
J. T. Cossin
Violet
Velma Mae Cossin
Charleston
Edna Getties
Miss Juliet
New Orleans
WSCS to Meet at Long Residence This Thursday
The WSCS of Vaught Memorial Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs James D Long Winfield Road. Women of the Moose will meet Tuesday at 8 p m in the ladies lounge at the Moose Home.
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WSCS
Vaught Memorial Methodist Church
James D. Long
Winfield Road
Women of the
Moose
Hickory Chapel WSCS Plans Thursday Church Meeting
Members of the WSCS of Hickory Chapel Methodist Church will meet Thursday evening in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Hickory Chapel Methodist Church
Weekend social notes from Lincoln area families
Mr and Mrs Lewis Rayburn start a new home at 2217 Lincoln Ave. Mrs Marcelline Bradshaw and Miss Joan Wilson of Point Pleasant and Mrs Bertha Wilson and Jack Adams of Mason attend last rites for Howard Adams in Medina Ohio. The Biffles in Charleston host visitors including Lessa Fay Hudson and the Hudsons of Kananga and Winfield Road.
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Lewis Rayburn
Lincoln Ave
Marcelline Bradshaw
Joan Wilson
Point Pleasant
Bertha Wilson
Jack Adams
Mason
Howard Adams
Medina
Ohio
Lester Hudson
Lessa Fay
Charleston
Frank Biffle
Vernon Ave
J. G. Hudson
Kananga
James D. Long
Lydia Smith
Helen Cossin
James
Bomb craters reveal ancient buildings and fossils in Cesena
In Mensa Matellica near Cesena, farmers uncovered deep bomb craters showing traces of neolithic, bronze, and Roman buildings. Archaeologists found amber pieces with fossilized insects amid the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesena
Italy
Mensa Matellica
Woman Seeks Her Twelfth Divorce in Houston
Betty Cooper Calamansa, 39, veteran of twelve marriages to ten men, files her twelfth divorce petition in district court. She seeks a divorce from Joseph Calamusa, an employee at a local beverage distributor, cites cruelty and notes she has married nine other men including an FBI man and an Air Force hero. She was first married at 15 and quips she could marry any of them again.
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Houston
Betty Cooper Calamansa
Calamusa
Joseph Calamusa
Calasmusa
Oklahoma
Greeks Punish Murderer By Victims Relatives Duty
In ancient Greece, the relatives of a murdered person bore the duty and privilege of exacting punishment for the crime. The custom positioned family members as arbiters of justice and guardians of collective honor.
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John H. Collins
Ben Isaac
Louis Bateson
Edward Biddle
Milton Miller
N. A. Park
Carl Gardner
Milton L. Miller
John Dower
Raymond Musgrave
Elmer Ebers
Eunice B. Beller
Cary H. Rayburn
Chester Roush
J. G. F. Johnson
Edna Burdette
W. C. Bowie
William Meade
E. E Heiner
J. T. Kerts
John Pack
John P. Sayre
Louise Bateson
James Eads
William Steenbergen
Mary McCulloch
Tom Halliday
Dewey A. Windsor
Clyde Foley
Dward Ohlinger
Sandra Foley
Ben A. Isaac
Ruth Osher
Marjorie Templeton
Miltonl. Miller
Grover C. Hite
Elizabeth Purdum
C. P. Stout
T. Stribling
Robert H. Ferguson
Gail Faires
Eleanor Schick
William Cruickshanks
Walter A. Windsor
Richard Peek
Caroline van Zant
William C. Filson
James McComb
Kenneth Shaffer
Edward Swint
Clara Goodwin
Arthur Goodwin
Dorothy Meredith
John McCulloch
Otis Young
John H. Hutchinson
D W. Parson
Ross Filson
Sarah Maddox
A. L. Rossiter
Bess Maddox
Hugh Juhting
Elmer Ebersbach
John William Steenbergen
L. O McNeale
George B. Skene
Harry Roush
Charles
William C. Bowie
Mason County
New Hampshire
Kennebec
Ranger
Claude R. Kemper
West Virginia University
Rennel
Northwest Territory
THUR
Ponte Cary Grant
Jeanne Crain
Dan Duryea
Gale Storm
Dick Foran
AL Jennings
Thet Nas
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Fred Asta Ver
Ellen
Maririe Mak
Alice Pearce Win KE Sundberg
Gale Robbins
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Athens Messenger
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William Powell
Julia Adams
Charles Drake
Henry Hull
Rosemary DE Camp
Tommy Ivo
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