Too Gunman To Go Before Grand Jury
Thaddeus Green Redd of Huntington waived to the Grand Jury after arraignment on armed robbery charges before Justice A M Goodwin. Bond set at 1500, not posted. Redd used a toy pistol to rob Strakey Grocery employee Earl Sharp of 30 dollars Tuesday night. apprehended within a half hour by Barboursville State Police and jailed in Mason County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Thaddeus Green Redd
Huntington
Grand
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Redd
Strakey
Glenwood
Earl Sharp
Barboursville
Mason County
Kaiser Man In Accident Near Point Pleasant
John Ward Lee of Gal lipolis cited for failure to keep control on Route 2 toward Point Pleasant. He was passing Mrs. Lona Jones when his car struck her rear, sending her vehicle over an eight foot embankment. Damages totaled about 700 dollars with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
John Ward Lee
Second Street
Gallipolis
Sheriff's Department
Lee
Kaiser Plant
Ravenswood
Lona Jones
Jones
Fifteen Schools Meet at Regional Area Band Festival
Fifteen bands will perform at the Regional Band Festival on April 13 at the Senior High School. A town parade at 3 p.m. will precede the event. About 1000 band members are expected from Hurricane, Ripley, Poca, Buffalo, Milton, Winfield, Hannan, Wahama, Point Pleasant, Ravenswood, and George Washington schools along with junior highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Hurricane High School
Ray Parkhurst
Hurricane
Frank Jones
Ripley High School
Robertl. Brown
Poca
Harold Gothard
Buffalo High School
Pat Wiseman
Milton Senior High
Joe E. Avis
Winfield
John A. Frost
Hannan High School
Raymond Peak
Wahama
James E. Breen
C. R. Yoho
George Rooke
Ravenswood Senior High
James E. Porter
George Washington Junior High
Canter Died By Own Hand Say Coroner
Mason County coroner ruled Fred Canter died by his own action with a 22 caliber rifle found beside him and a bullet through the head lodging in the brain. Autopsy was ordered and the Canter family requested it. William Grimm was held for investigation by State Police and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ted Stevens
Mason County
Fred Canter
Canter
Stevens
William Grimm
Point Girl Hit by Car in Point Pleasant
Eight year old Jan Emerick was struck by a car Wednesday and treated by Dr J Stewart Lloyd. She was released with bruises. The vehicle was driven by James Willis McDavid of Charleston. Ranhel Jiiden of the city police investigated and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jan Emerick
J. Stewart Lloyd
James James Wills McDavid
Charleston
Ranhel Jiiden
Home Demonstration Club spring luncheon May 1 at 4-H Camp
Pt wr le al sa nt Or i y POINT PLEASANT The Home Demonstration Club schedules an annual spring luncheon May 1 at the county 4 H Club Camp South Side. Registration 10 15 a m devotion led by Mrs T B Roush. Delegates report from Jacksons Mill. Afternoon session begins with home demonstration week observance. Speakers include Jessie Lenley associate state home demonstration worker and an international exchange student and Lucia Montoya of Colombia South America. Dinner served by the Illahee Club. Members listed with various officers attended Dorcas Circle meeting presided by Mrs Elmer Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
South Side
T. B. Roush
Jackson’s Mill
Jessie Lenley
Lucia Montoya
Colombia
South America
Illahee Club
Portraits of Jesus program by Presbyterian women
The Presbyterian Sunday School children's department presented Portraits of Jesus at a women of the church meeting in the church school rooms. Led by head Tatterson, a program of songs recitations and Q A was offered with original drawings by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Jesus
Richard Taterson
O. V. Knipp
L. W. Getty
H. O. Francis
Charles Young
Joe Cook
Tatterson
Kent Hushion
Natalie Hall
Lois Cook
Mary Jane Getty
Jimmy Murry
Toni Daugherty
Cora Rose Lowe
Joyce Carey
Cynthia Francis
Kathy Miller
Donna Tatterson
Sarah Reis
Nora Jane Kincade
David Rayburn
Pat Kincaid
Mike Kincaid
Eugene Jacobs
Billy Tatterson
Tommy Meadows
Cheryl Monroe
Linda
Rebecca Circle Meets at Miss Wal die Home
Members of the Rebecca Circle with Mrs. William Stover met at the home of Miss Marjorie Wal die. Mrs. D. M. Harshbarger presented the lesson study on Youth in Responsible Society. The hostess served refreshments to a list of eleven attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
John Kauff
Nellie Lozier
Jefferson Boulevard
Kauff
P. A. Penley
Charles H. Stone
Ralph Crump
G. A. Biggs
Trix Caudill
Jack Fruth
Rebecca Circle
William Stover
Marjorie Waldie
D. M. Harshbarger
Litty Bentlevy
Virgil Siders
Stover
Clyde McLane
Earl C. Mohr
Scott Sage
Devers
Columbus Blount
Clifford Dunn
W. S. Waldie
Iva Wise
Emma Wise
Lent Dinner At Trinity Methodist Church
Ninety five members and guests attended the Lenten dinner at Trinity Methodist Church Wednesday evening. Robert Knox youth director spoke on Trails of Judas following the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Robert Knox
Judas
Plineyv Man Dies at 72
Boyd E. Bateman 72 of Pliny dies at Holzer Hospital after ten years of ill health. Services at Barton Chapel Church Saturday at 2 30 p.m. with Rev. Charles Kinniard. burial in church cemetery. Survived by wife Ira Lena Long Bateman two daughters five sons one sister 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Twin sons preceded him in death. Friends may call Stevens Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Boyd E. Bateman
Barton Chapel
Charles Kinniard
Bateman
Holzer Hospital
Thomas
Idella McCallister Bateman
Ira Lena Long Bateman
Irene McCarty
Marysville
Forest
Kenneth Bateman
Delaware
James Bateman
Apple Grove
Tracy Bateman
Pliny
John Bateman
Lilly Chapel
Goldie Jones
Stevens Funeral Home
Carney Home Burns in Leon
A six room home owned by Mr and Mrs A T Carney on Route 35 near Leon was damaged by fire causing about 2000 dollars in loss The fire started around the flue and was discovered by Mrs Carney Firemen Steve Miller J C Parson Paul Wood Delbert Stover and Harry Flowers responded at 1145 a m The residence was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
A. T. Carney
Route 35
Leon
Carney
Steve Miller
J. C. Parson
Paul Wood
Delbert Stover
Harry Flowers
Birth for Mr and Mrs James Roush Daughter at Henderson
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs James Roush of Henderson on March 27. Discharged Chester Saunders of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roush, Henderson
Chester Saunders, Glenwood
Point Pleasant Churches and Schedules
Local churches in Point Pleasant list pastors weekly services. Sacred Heart holds Holy Mass on varying Sundays. Christ Church Episcopal schedules communion and services. Church of Christ Henderson and First Church of God outline worship and Sunday school times. Main Street Baptist, Nazarene, EUB, Trinity Methodist, Heights EUB, and Clifton Mason Methodist provide service times, Sunday schools, and midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Reilly
Sacred Heart Church of
Point Pleasant
St. Joseph’s of Mason
Christ Church Episcopal
Jerome D. Rodgers
Holy Communion
Choi
Church of Christ
Henderson
A. Kelly
First Church of God
George Osler
Main Street Baptist
Kenneth Chandler
Church of the Nazarene
Braman
Leon
Donald Pringle
Rockcastle
Yanger
Shiloh
Mr. Zion
Promise Land
Warren
Trinity Methodist Church
Viand St
Alvin C. Young
the Heights
Commission On Stewardship and Finance
Summers Rites Planned for Ada Summers in Logan
Ada A Summers 71 died at 120 am in McArthur, after a long illness. She lived in Logan at 530 East Front Street, widow of Nathan Summers, and daughter of John and Rachel An krom. Survived by four daughters and seven grandchildren. Visitation at Heinlein funeral home ends Saturday 2 pm with Church of the Nazarene service led by Rev Roy E Klingler. burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ada A. Summers
McArthur
Glen L. Peters
Eagles Mill
Vinton County
E. Front St
Nathan Summers
John
Rachel Stevens Ankrom
Summers
Mary A. Ray
Elyria
Edna Edith Spicer
Vermillion
Roy Deladonne
Columbus
Stella May Graham
Doris Turner
Logan Route 1
Annie Swiger
Coolville
Althea Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Heinlein
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
Fairview Cemetery
Logan Bands Enter District 15 Competition at OHIO University
Logan junior and senior high schools compete in District 15 bands event at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium. The senior band enters Class B-1 with Athens, Portsmouth East and Ironton high schools. buses depart Logan for 8 30 a m. The junior band leaves at 12 30 p m to perform at 2 30 p m with Ironton Cadet Band and Gallipolis Junior High. Armand Houk directs both Logan groups. Union Furnace High School band directed by Miss Mary Jane McKinley also competes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio University
Athens
Portsmouth East
Ironton
Ohio University Memorial
Gallipolis
Armand Houk
Union Furnace High School
Mary Jane McKinley
Pet Owners Warned About Off Lead Dogs
Logan dog owners are warned by city and county authorities against letting pets run at large. A 1943 city ordinance and a county dog quarantine, in effect since last year, impose fines of $1 to $5 per offense and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laurel Scenic Advisory Council March Meeting Notes
The March session of the Laurel Scenic Advisory Council met at Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Griffiths home. President Raymond Bailey led the business meeting and W R Griffith gave the legislative report with comments. Velva Brashares led a soil bank discussion, noting need for a better per acre price plan and greater farmer involvement in Laurel Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Laurel Township
Griffith
Bailey
Wylie
Lida Morlan
Columbus
Denver Drum
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes March Meeting At Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Everett Dawley presiding. The program included group singing, poetry, devotions on mental health, scripture readings, and special music by Rebecca Stuart. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ellis of Logan. Charles Rauber of Dundas and Oscar Skeens of Logan Route were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Everett Dawley
Jesus
Virgil Harman
D. C. Moffett
Walter Haas
Rose Krishbaum
Rebecca Stuart
Kenneth Stuart
Local church schedule lists many services across area
A detailed Bible reading and worship timetable lists pastors and times for Logan area churches including EUB and Nazarene congregations. Services span Sunday school from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. and evening sermons, with midweek prayer and youth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
St. Matthew Lutheran
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Church Dinner Charts Plans for $90,000 Education Center
About 175 St Matthew Lutheran Church members and friends gathered at the Izaak Walton League for a congregational loyalty dinner to build fellowship and outline expansion plans. The event launched a drive to raise roughly $90,000 for a new educational unit with speakers from the Wells organization of Chicago and church leaders offering remarks.
County Commissioners Approve Routine Bills at Meeting
Logan County officials approved payments from the auto gasoline fund and county funds totaling 2776.19 and 568.60. Welfare bills approved include general relief grants 1477.47 cash grants 498.50 Welfare Department payroll 668 aid for disabled payments 5 and cash grants 2337, aid for blind 1123 and aid for dependent children 10267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department Administration
Blood drives collect 138 pints at local sites
Logan area donors contributed 138 pints across two Red Cross collections. At Carborundum Co. plant 79 volunteers, 73 donated, 58 first timers. eight rejected. Westminster House drive yielded 65 pints with 12 donors from Hocking Honor Camp leading totals. Health staff included Dr. H M Boocks and nurses and aides from multiple local groups assisting canteen volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Natco
Haydenville
Sun Glow Furniture Co
Logan Pottery
Heine Packing Co
Smead Manufacturing Co
Logan Clay Products Co
H. M. Boocks
Eva Mock
Marie Dupler
Richard Gerken
Vera Ebert
Rosemary Switzer
Stack seeks divorce from Evelyn Stack in Athens County Ohio
James F. Stack files in Common Pleas Court for divorce from Evelyn Stack of Saxton Kentucky on grounds of willful absence and gross neglect. Hearing set after April 29. Attorneys Rowland and Rowland represent plaintiff. Case number 21408. Notice dated March 12, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
James F. Stack
Five- Ion Stack
Evelyn Stack
Saxton
Kentucky
Court of Common Pleas
Probate filing to relieve estate from administration in Athens County
Sylvia Keirns files in the Probate Court Athens County Ohio to relieve the estate of her deceased mother Florence Howard from administration. The hearing is set for April 17 1957 at 1 00 PM with R W Finsterwald as her attorney 5 29 Botw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Wilson
Charles Beddow
Russell House
Athens
Ohio
Sylvia Keirns
Athens County
Florence Howard
R. W. Finsterwald
Sealed bids for Athens City School furnishings invited
The Athens City Board of Education invites sealed bids by April 19 1957 for supplying and delivering school furnishings including chairs desks tables and cabinets in various sizes and configurations. Bids must include full bidder names and 10 percent bond or certified check. bid security returned if rejected and bonds returned after contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Edition
Athens City
Athens County
Ohio
Ia Pecadent
Board of Education
Athens City Board of Education
Athens, Ohio
Wm. Parker Walker
Annual Financial Report for Rome Township 1956
Rome Township in Athens County Ohio releases the annual fiscal report for year ending December 31 1956 listing population 1212 and including general township funds receipts and payments bond retirement and sinking fund activity and balances. The document notes salaries and various tax receipts plus a detailed balance sheet and an auction notice for April 2 1957 with broad farm equipment cattle and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Township
Athens County
Ohio
Noor Kanes
Stewart
Kenneth L. Root
Oo Neal Gee
Bt Cerks
District Board of Health
General Executive Services
General Township
Markets Cincinnati Livestock and Potatoes Prices
Cincinnati market note shows hog prices mostly down with 220 lb hogs around 17.85, sow and boar ranges, cattle and calves with fed steers 19-20 per cwt, and eggs and potatoes price ranges. Notice of appointment records H. Gall Jr. appointed administrator de bonis non of Frank Joyce estate in Athens County Ohio with creditors to file claims by court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnate
Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
U.S. A
U.S. BR
Cincinenati
H. ®. Gall, Jr
Cline Bldg
Athens
Ohio
Frank Joyce
Athens County
Roger J. Jones
Said
Classified Rates For Want Ads Note
Cash rates for want ads list 3 day and 7 day pricing with word limits and overage charges. Cancellation before 9 A.M. is mentioned.
Public Sale Dairy Dispersal Near Bartlett Ohio
Public dairy dispersal sale Monday April 1st at mile 12 southwest Bartlett Ohio. Discontinuing dairy business selling 12 Grade Holsteins 5 Grade Jerseys 1 Grade Ayrshire 2 Grade 2 yr old bred heifers with fresh or springers. Also 15 milk cans 4 can Esco cooler vats electric water heater 2 single unit DeLaval milkers etc. 3 ton mixed hay 3 ton alfalfa 400 bushels corn 4 bushels Timothy seed and more. Russel Wolfe owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Ohio
Farmall M
Farmall B. N
S.H.C
J. D
J.D
I.H.C
J. D. Steel
N.I
Motorola
Philco
Bartlett
Harold Goddard
Russel Wolfe
Farm Machinery Consignment Sale Planned in London Ohio
Next consignment sale of farm machinery and miscellaneous equipment at London Ohio on State Route 42 Wednesday April 3 1957 at 11 oclock. Farmers dealers bring anything you wish to sell new or used. G Harold Flax London Ohio phone UL2 2255.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ohio
G. Harold Flax
London, Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
IK Kaiser
Henry Fruth
Lewis Rossi
Euna Saunders
J. B. Couch
Dorcas
Elmer Martin
Charles White
W. W. Robinson
D. L. Cottrill
G. B. Woodard
C. A. Roush
E. E. Buffington
C. J. Hyer
Homer Icard
Harry Berkley
Blanche Armstrong
Bertha Conder
Hyer
Southeast Asia
Taker's
Kris Kringle
Ranauga, Ohio
Silver Bridge
Rebekahs Meet
Knox
Plineyv
Presbyterian Church
Robert Ray
EUB
Rites
Woman's Society Meets
Hocking Valley Hospital
IRTHS
Lawrence Ellis
Charles Rauber
Oscar Skeens
Dundas
Charles Leasure
Logan Churches
D. S. Dunkle
C. F. Lutz
Mary-Martha Circle
WSWS
First Presbyterian
Earl F. Schottke
Westminster Fellowship
Trustees
Larry Woodruff
Albany
Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
Union
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
F. W. Baker
D. H. Sharp
Greenfield
First Church of Christ
LeRoy S. Haynie
United Brethren In Christ
N. Burnworth
Laurel Run
Buchtel
Jobs
Murray City
Christ
South Haydenville
Princeton University
Bruce Garand
Rochester
Minn
Merl Primmer
Charles Eaton Jr
Lewis Bester
Carl Risch
Joe Brooker
C. F. Rauch
Blum
Clarence Blosser
Dale Brooks
Richard Carpenter
William Dennis
Robert Dunkle
Robert Emerson
Clarence Grandy
Mary Fisher
Elmer Hand
Joe Hartman
Roger Humphrey
Charles Keller
Floyd Matheny
Harley Meyer
Alex Mowery
Don Mowery
Luther Mowery
Katherine Myers
Michael Scaparrotti
Albert Seabright
Logan — County Commissioners
Larry Green
Reggie Stewart
Tony Hugh
Larry Pickett
Charles Shahan
James Blume
John Stallsmith
Bob Dennis
Rowland
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