Four Parking Meters Stolen in Point Pleasant
Four parking meters were taken from Main Street blocks 500 400 and 300 Tuesday night in Point Pleasant. Patrolman Curtis Yeager reported the meters were pulled from stands with the coin boxes emptied. replacement costs total 252 dollars at 43 dollars each. Suspected thieves may have discarded the meters in the river. no clues were found.
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Point Pleasant
Curtis Yeager
Yeager
Orcthieves
Caufmans Plan New Home on Vaught Place in Point Pleasant
C J M of Abingdon Virginia sells land on Route 17 known as the Vaught place to Mr and Mrs J H Caufman of South Side. They will erect a modern residence to replace the old pioneer era structure still standing.
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Point Pleasant
Abingdon
Kenown
J. H. Caufman
South Side
West Columbia Christian Endeavor Meeting Report
West Columbia church group met with 52 members present. The program featured Scripture by Lawrence M. Stuart prayer by Lawrence Coleman reading by Winnie Stiears recitation by Margie Johnson poem by Kenneth Stuart songs by Mary Stuart Jane M Hoschar Georgie Johnson and Vivian Ferguson. Marriage license issued to George Oscar Turner and Mary Martha Neal of Point Pleasant.
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West Columbia
West Columbia Christian Endeavor
Liewrence M. Stuart
Lawrence Coleman
Winnie Stiears
Margie Johnson
Kenneth Stuart
Mary Stuart
Jane Mhoschar
Georgie Johnson
Vivian Ferguson
Point Pleasant
George Oscar Turner
Mary Martha Neal
Contents Found Intact In Moose Club Safe
The Moose Club safe in Point Pleasant was drilled and opened after two days of work. Inside the cavity investigators found about $2,000 in currency still secure, countering initial fears of loot and wedging.
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Moose Club
Point Pleasant
Ohio Auto Left in Street at Main and Sixth
Carl Smith, local reporter, found an unoccupied passenger car with Ohio plates No 7 310 Q abandoned under the Sixth Street stoplight in Point Pleasant. The car, after three men exited when it wouldn’t start, was moved by Sheriff Ernest Hesson to the jail area as patrols traced its owner from Crown City Ohio.
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Carl Smith
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Gallipolis
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Railway Employes Laid Off in Area
POINT PLEASANT Railway workers in the area were reported to have been laid off with claims of declining business and possible strike preparation. Individuals named include W. H. Scott Cheshire relief for L G Shifler in the freight house Campbell Smith at Union Station and Ezra Ellis assistant to W R Staats car inspector. Larger layoffs were reported at other points on the lines serving the area.
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Point Pleasant
W. H. Scott
Cheshire
L. G. Shifler
Campbell Smith
Union Station
Ezra Ellis
W. R. Staats
Work Train Returned to Construction Job
A work train used for the Baltimore and Ohio railway bridge across the Kanawha has been returned to service after slag shortages. The train was idle for several days while material became available at steel mills in Ohio. Construction of the long fill on the north side of the river has resumed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Kanawha
Ohio
G W Hall 82 Dies in Riverside California
Mrs Cecil Lucas of Bellemearie reports her father G W Hall died at his Riverside home on Tuesday. A former Mason County resident, Hall moved to California 26 years ago. He was 82. Miss Betty Hall, a local, is his niece.
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Cecil Lucas
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G. W. Hall
Riverside
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Mason County
California
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Letart Falls Social Notes Funeral Rows And Local Visits
Reverend W E Coyle conducted Charles M Rowe funeral at the Methodist Church Sunday at 3 30 with many relatives attending. Nearby residents and families shared visits and gatherings in Athens Racine Columbus and Syracuse through the week including a surprise birthday for Norman Roush and furloughed service members returning home for short leaves.
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Charles M. Rowe
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Apple Grove
R. D. Ashley
Bertha Sayre
Freeland Norris
Racine
Ray Hayman
W. H. Reefer
Athens
Emma Sargent
O. L. Bays
Rowe
Julian Hill
Jack Duffy
Syracuse
Don Herbert Powell
Larry Burch
John Stobert
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R. L. Roush
John Young
Virgil Roush
Ralph West
W. W. Varian
J. D. Roush
John Hill
Joan Barnhart
Great Bend
Edgar
Bud) Wilson
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A. J. Shea
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E. Fowler
Portsmouth
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Athens State Hospital
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Clarence Shields
Howard Roush
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Troy
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Harold Roush
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Beatrice Nice
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Ray Byers
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Garry) Wolfe
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Shirley Balser
Ronnie McDade
Marlene Shields
Franklin Lewis
John Stephens
Culloden
Robert Ashley
Gene Ashley
Fifth Anniversary Banquet For Lambda Chi Omega Sorority
Pt Pleasant reports the Lambda Chi Omega Sorority marked its fifth anniversary with a banquet at the Moose Club ladies lounge. Mrs. C. L. Head was inducted. Miss Edith Quillin became president and presented a sinced sorority pin to Mrs. William Filson. Members, husbands, and guests attended, with blue and gold decor, flower centerpieces, and a program throughout.
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Lambda Chi Omega
Moose ‘Club
C. L. Head
Sabe
John Clay Hutchinson
George Oo. Fisher
Harry Childress
Sidney Brown
Edith [Quillin
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St. Mary
Richard H. Mellrose
Sidner Brown
George Otis Fisher
Cashy Meadows
Hansel Poling
George G. Harper
James J. Hall
John C. Hutchinson
Wadear Thabet
William F. Machir
Leon S. Thompson
Glenn Sayre
William Filson
C.L. Head
B. Walter Krodel
Gilbert Ball
Edith Quillin
Ronald White
Jack Redman
Paul Parsons
Donald Getty
L. W. Getty
Jean Rice
Virginia
Secure Fire Permits In March April May
Meigs County agricultural agent Pomeroy C E Blakeslee urges farmers to obtain forest fire permits from one of six local fire wardens during March April and May as several fires have caused damage to lands meadows and crops across the county. Walter Maxwell is arrested in Point Pleasant on loitering charges and released after a brief detention. Twenty eight states have iron or steel producing furnaces.
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C. E. Blakeslee
Bounty Agricultural
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Janyone
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Woman's Club Style Review Dinner Highlights Spring 1946
The Senior Woman's Club hosts a pot-luck dinner at First Presbyterian Church in Point Pleasant with a spring style review by O. J. Morrison Department Store led by Mrs. Howard Proffitt. Models include Mrs. Barbee Rothgeb and many members while Mrs. Chester A. Roush sings and GM Equipment provides lighting. A public style show follows a 6:30 dinner. guests from farm women’s clubs are invited. Regular piano, photography, and fashion displays complete the event.
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Point Pleasant
First Presbyterian Church
O. J. Morrison
Howard Proffitt
Proffitt
Barbee Rothgeb
P. A. ‘Sayre
Tol Stribling
James A. Adie
Charles Smith
Wendell Smith
Mary Ann Gibbs
Martha Lee Capehart
Betty Lou Bell
Carl B. Gardner
Garrett Green
Chester A. Roush
First Barge Completed At Marietta
In Marietta, the Marietta Manufacturing Company launched the first of 15 barges for Jones & Laughlin Steel. The second barge was to be launched within a week, with reels laid for the next two. The 175 by 26 by 11 foot inland waterway barges signal Peacetime work shift as tugs progress.
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Point Pleasant
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Work Tin
Point Pleasant Co op Schedules Next Regular Meeting
Directors of Southern States Point Pleasant Cooperative met Tuesday night at the office on 11th and Viand Streets and transacted routine business. Present were Ray Roush president Elmer Grueser secretary and manager E C Carson Barstow Jones T C Roush J Milton Lewis and Marcus Weaver. The next regular meeting will be held April 2.
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Southern States
Point Pleasant Cooperative
Llth
Viand Sts
Ray Roush
Elmer Gruesér
Manger
E. C. Carson
Barstow Jones
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Booklet on Babies Available in Meigs
Meigs County Tuberculosis Association distributes a child health booklet Your Baby to parents of all 1946 births in Meigs County. Families with earlier or out-of-county Meigs births may request a booklet by writing the Executive Secretary. no charge.
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Middleport
Meigs County Tuberculosis Association
Meigs
Amall City Battleship Tale Reveals 1500 Men and Officers
A fragment describes a large vessel with about 1500 personnel and highly trained specialists aboard a battleship of eight to nine decks. The text hints at a formidable fighting machine and organized crew structure.
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Amall City
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