QO C Hall Promoted by Power Company
QO C Hall rises through utility ranks from Roanoke to LBL and Beckles, becoming distribution engineer in 1932 and later area supervisor at Oak and Becks. He held leadership roles in the Chamber of Commerce, served as elder in the Charen family church, and was connected to Mason Development work in Loganain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peswm Luevisil
Keestele
All Point Nitnetan Divisen
Ihe
Bentusky
Roanoke
Leyay A Power
Beckles
Trainelle
Oak Nd
Becks
Phe
Mason DeVelopment Tie Ud
Charen
Loganain
Fueture
Founder's Day Marked By Sorority Chapters
POMEROY The Chiu Eta Phi and Xi Gamma Mu chapters of Beta Sigma Phi held their 37th Founder's Day with a joint dinner at the Up Towner Inn in Parkersburg West Virginia. Ruth Rifle summarized the year while Annie Chapman and Tom Velma Rue were named Girls of the Year for their chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Carolyn Grueser
Walter Ross
Lila Mitch
Ohio
Eta Phi
Jane Walton
Xi Gamma Mu
A. R. Knight
Marcia Hobstetter
Xi Mu
Donna Byer
Vickie Gloeckner
Donna Hauck
Roberta Breutler
Beverly Long
Meigs Local Cheerleaders Are Chosen
Rutland Middie pur and Pomeroy high schools select cheerleaders at Rutland High School. Names include Linda dillo Brenda Mc Diane Anorr Linda Carroll Debbie Cremeans Debbdie Crow Becky Swindell Mary Bradbury Kathy Moore among others. Tryouts Monday at Rutland High School gym judged by Joy Bentley Pat Jordan and Roberta Bracutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs
Rutland
Middiepur
Linda Dillo
Brenda Mc
Diane Anorr
Lais Sauer
Sheila Childs
Kathy Margot
Middleport
Kathy Fields
Kenda Chaney
Sandra Zerkle
Linda Carroll
Debbie Cremeans
Debbdie Crow
Becky Swindell
Mary Bradbury
Kathy Moore
Rutland High School
Joy Bentley
Pat Jordan
Roberta Bracutter
Break-in at Bliss Market leads to suspect arrest
Gallia County Sheriff says Bliss Market in Kanaura was broken into by breaking a window. Emmerson T Ball, 62, of Kenova West Virginia, was arrested and charged with petty larceny and possible breaking and entering. Three cartons of cigarettes and other items reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bliss Market
Kanaura
Gallia County
Charity Ball Set Saturday at National Guard Armory
Charity ball scheduled for Saturday at the National Guard Armory on Route FE. The dance runs from 8 pm to 1 am with tickets at 2 a couple, still available per co chairmen M James Foebeant and Mrs Aaron Bright. other co chairs are Mrs Harold Ridenaur and Mrs James Craddnck. Mel Cullesme will provide the music. Isaac Mahon jailed by Ohio patrol Wednesday on intoxication charges found sleeping beside the road. sheriff's officers said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Ruite FE
Ie Pam
James Fobeant
Aaron Bright
Harold Ridenaur
James Craddnck
Mel Cullesme
Pomeroy - Isaac Mahon
Ohio Patrol
New Books Arrive at Pomeroy Bookmobile Readies Shelf
The Meigs Jackson Counties Bookmobile adds new titles for readers including Where Fagles Dare and The Sabriel Hounds. Also listed are How to Draw and Use Cartoons and The Complete Poems of Marianne Moore. Other titles span history, poetry, science, and art.
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Pomeroy
Meigs- Jackson Counties
de Vries
Maclean
Stewart
West Paint
Cadet
Engeman
Molecules Venahan
Gersh
Breger
Bouton
Marianne Moore
Head
Point Pleasant Hosts Fort Ralph Society Meeting
Joanna Kaul will host a Fort Ralph Society of the American Revolution meeting at her home in Point Pleasant at 7 30 pm. The event is announced to be held at 119 Park Drive with local arrangements guided by the Port Pleasant junior high school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Kaul
Park Dune
Point Pleasant
Fort Ralph
Lares
Fridin
Port Measant
Five Point Pleasant Firefighters Battle Brush Fire
Five Point Pleasant volunteer firefighters and juniors fought a brush blaze for an hour last night on Redmond hidue. The fire, from an unknown cause, burned about 35 to 40 feet before being extinguished.
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Point Pleasst
Middleport Alumni Event Plans Faced By Pomeroy Group
Pomeroy and Middleport alumni groups plan a joint gathering with a program led by chairmen Nelhe and Zerkle. Funds, dues, and reservations are organized through the Middleport Alumni Treasurer at P.O. Box 18H, 81 South First Avenue, Middleport Ohio 43760.
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Ales
Ruddleport
South First Avenue
Middleport
Ohio
District Meeting In Meigs DULEPORT
The Furst District Sunday School and BPA Institute met at Mount Moriah Baptist Church with Arnold Richards directing the Sunday School hour and Rev Robert Jackson of Trenton delivering the morning sermon. A noon luncheon followed in the church dining room. The afternoon session featured a piano prelude by Kenneth Roberts, devotional remarks by Harriet Warner and Gertrude Butler on Faith, a talent program led by Marsha Bowles of Middleport, and songs and solos by the Mount Moriah youth and Forest Run choir. Rev R Doughtery of Columbus spoke on Fruits of Faithfulness and visitors were recognized. The Providence BPA Institute annual meeting is set for June 9 at Blackfork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Richards
Robert Jackson
Trenton
Kenneth Roberts
Harriet Warner
Gertrude Butler
Roberts
Henry Woods
Marsha Bowles
Middleport
Judy McCloud
Duvitta Miller
Lepo
Timmy Jackson
Doubty Chhldren
Columbus
Jesus Loves
Stanley Starling
Miriam Armstrong
Forest Run
Low Sweet
Mount Moriah
Christine Robinson
Deleng Ua Legal
R. Doughtery
Providence Bpa Institute
Blackfork
Report On Trinity Church Women Meeting
Mrs J A Blankensup chair of Rebecca Circle gave a report on the WSCS conference she attended at Buckhannon. The gathering met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Henry Frush with Mrs Louis Rossi as co hostess. May fellowship day will be observed Friday at 730 p.m. at St Paul Lutheran Church sponsored by the church women's council of Point Pleasant with all women urged to attend.
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Point Pleasant
J A Blankensup
Rebecca Circle
Trinity Methodist Church
WSCS
Women's Conference
Buckhannon
Henry Frush
Jefferson Rd
Louis Rossi
Blankensip
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Church Women's Council of
Program Set For WSCS
The text lists a May program by WSCS with names such as Mrs Mirehoa and Mary Circle, indicating a church or community schedule. The fragment notes a meeting at a local location prior to an event, suggesting preparation for a service or circle gathering.
Firemen Set May Event and Snow Themed Show
Fire department hosts a week long show starting May 4 1 focusing on snow themed acts. Proceeds from the event benefit local road paving and tire safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Vron
Vertaviunie
Joe Vbeisai
Sl Ward
Book Review At St Peters Lutheran Women Meeting
Mrs Dale Roush presented a review at St Peters Lutheran Church women meeting Tuesday. She discussed Churches of the President in Washington by Olga Jones noting 16 shrines of national interest. Members helped with sewing for Pleasant Valley Hospital and planned May Fellowship Day of Church Women United.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dale Roush
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Paul Wallace
Frank Scholz
St. Paul Lutheran Church
New Haven
Emil Romans
St. Peter’s
Romans
H. S. Knoll
Scholz
Nature Study Tour at Wildwood Garden Club Meet
Wildwood Garden Club members hosted by Mrs. Dwight Milhuan held a nature study tour and meeting. Activities included pledges, devotions, antilitter discussion, donations to cancer fund, tulip planting at Gallipolis State Institute, Easter floral arrangements, wildflower transplant tips, edible wild plants talk, native plant demonstration, and a noon luncheon followed by an afternoon tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Wildwood Garden Club
Dwight Milhuan
Homer Holter
God
Cancert Fund
Chie Andrews
Gallipolis State Institute
Denver Holter
Andrews
Band Pupils To Participate In Festival
Six Point Pleasant High School band students were chosen to take part in a two day festival in Huntington. They depart Thursday and perform Friday with classmates Deed Praips and David Apowden among those listed. The group will then join a parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Tuntingon
Michael Busses
Ube Ta
Teabner Band
Ioetee
Will Marten Pate
New Group Formed With Noted Local Figures
A new organization formed by local graduates announces its officers including secretary Bucci and other named members. Twelve charter members are to attend the inaugural meeting, signaling a planned community group initiative.
Carpenter News Notes Chronicle Dayton Friends and Weddings
Westina Crabtree reports on social visits in Dayton and nearby towns. Walter Jordan travels to Columbus as a legate from Alexander FFA Chapter for a state convention. Wedding of Judy Seel to Jim Stewart in Menister First Methodist Church and multiple family visits across Ohio and West Virginia are recorded along with birthday celebrations and committee meetings.
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Carpenter
Walter Jordan
John
Columbus
Alexander Ffa Chapter
Nen Taster
Charleston
W. Va
H. E. Starkey
Walter Swett
Rex Cheadle
Mro
Arthur Crabtree
Judy Seel
Jin Stewart
Taredans
Fare Jordan
Mary Collier
Air and
Cubsell
Rroth Pickett
Micki
Aavere
Diaeten
Victor Perry
Laura Krebs
Webster Facemyre
Columbya Mumni
Arthur Crabtree Mico
Ray Stout
WoVa Visied
Stout
Wid
Robert Stout
Stouts
Dick Napper
Wellstan
Jean Shain
Carol
SV Pge
Peter Kepner
Chil
Clarks Observe Forty First Wedding Anniversary
Hemlock Grove residents Mr and Mrs Frank Clark celebrate their 41st wedding anniversary with an open house at the Grange Hall from 2 to 4 pm Sunday May 4. Their daughters Mrs Wicks of Shreve and Mrs Bennetta Dicktersan host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Grove
Frank Clark
School Levy Explained At Racine PTA Meeting
Charles Hayman superintendent of the Southern Local School District explained the 66 mill levy proposed for the May primaries. He said passage is needed to secure state foundation aid and meet minimum mill requirements and high school course offerings. The Racine Elementary PTA voted to support the levy and to inform the public, with Robert Ashley assisting.
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Racine
Charles Hayman
Hayman
Robert Ashley
Gov Smith to Speak at Southern Highland Guild Conference
Gov Hulett C Smith will be the featured speaker at a Friday banquet during the annual meeting of the Southern Highland Handicraft Guild at Cedar Lakes Conference Center near Ripley The guild formed in 1930 promotes mountain crafts and includes craftsmen from Kentucky Tennessee the Carolinas Georgia Maryland Alabama Virginia and West Virginia The meeting runs Thursday through Saturday and guild membership remains open to craftsmen and craft centers whose work meets quality standards.
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Charleston
Hulett C. Smith
Southern Highland Handicraft Guild
Cedar Lakes
Ripley
Donald L. Lage
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolinas
Georgia
Maryland
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
Mason County Land Transfers
In Mason County a listing of land transfers is compiled with details yet to be clarified. The records reference properties connected to Lowell and The Lees and include names and parcels awaiting official recording.
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Mason County
Republicans Melt Pomeroy Candidate Night
All Republicans are invited to attend a campaign event tonight at the Rock Springs Mews County grave. The Yours Republican Club of Meigs County sponsors the gathering promoting the Pomeroy candidacy.
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Pomeroy
Mews County
Rock Springs
Meigs County
Visitors and family gatherings fill Pomeroy area weekend
Syracuse visitors and extensive extended family drop by as Mr and Mrs Handley and children visit Pomeroy kin. Glasgow Mont guests and Teafords join in at Teaford home. Dozens of relatives from Mason W Va Berea Ohio Racine Milwaukee and Akron are listed as visiting dining and staying with local families over the weekend.
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Syracuse
Jack Handley
Pomeroy
Mrs. Handley
Lawrence Diddle
Set
Virgil
Brad) Teaford Jr
Tenise
Glasgow, Mont
Sergeant Teaford
Mrs
Virgil Teaford
Alnldred Salser
Gene Jenkins
Robert Willis
Dale Willis
Columbus
Mariun Rizer
Kenneth Dillon
Mason
W. Va
Jack Weese
Berea
Ohio
Ali. Weese
Carl B. Weese
von Weese
Racine
Woodrow Hendrix
Milwaukee
Wise
Frank
Norman
Troy “Willing
Janice Lawson
David
Howard Teaford
Granville
Millard Duckworth
Huntington
W.va
Duckworth
Agnes White
Richard Tuckworth
Mreene
Robert Harden
Eric
Marion
Mr Garden
Debme
Jem
George Roush
Alfred Roate
Akron
Roush
Mary M. Diddle
Anna Grace
Darrell Brown
Terry Pierce
John Pierce
Lorain
Paul Pierce
Randy
Ainersville
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QO. C. Hall
Power Comp
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Richard Martin Werd Vite
Tracy McMahon
Constance Smnelds
Miracle Media
Owneris
Ava Falkey
Fauise Treen
Isty Halex
Pear Skidmore
Pomeroy, Middleport
Teorgeon Summier Wipe
Binge Ty Cane
Ywosella
Dorange
Middlenart
Arden
Nelhe
Flake Zerkle
Iy Beaver
Patty Klees
Barbara Seites
Giumai
Cal
Pe Hignrers
Bahr Clothiers
Ciizers
Nauomu Bank
Western Auterh Maddlepaet
Duleport
Furst
BPU
Mirehoa
Diges
Lise Mid
Mary
Miami
Church Unit
Women United
Peter's Lutheran Church
St. Peter L. W
Douglas Roush
Scholz Sil
H. 3. Knoll
Wildwood Club
Church of Christ
Iiram Fisher
Minersville
Fred Nease
Henry Thomas
Paul Fisher
Dpenhie McConthis
Stover Clark
Deed Praips David Apowden
Nel Girth
Asdimimy Jarred
Pqunt PE
Dale Mel Thiesdas
Nick Frata Wae
Ness
Bucci Falipales
Rey 4
Carpenter News
Westina Crabtree
Jerry Huff
Dayton
Dren
Jeoffrey
Jonathon
Gregory
Valerie
Edythe Kepner
Hartford
Bernice McKnight
George McKnight
Sharon
Chris McKnight
Otho McKnight
Fern Gillogly
Dorsey Jordan
Faye .Jordan
Ida Dennison
Salem
Cemer
Rodney Jordan
Emaie Davis
Parkersburg
W. Val
Puub Peck
Mdear Vrahlree
Ji Blewer
McArthur
Swaine Jordan
Sains
Larey
Lark and Dutter
Clarks
PTA
Ruth Frank
Gov. Smith
Page
Lowell
Lee Sath
Margaret Cottrill
James Robert White
Mary Beth
Dunbar
Mr. White
Richard Duckworth
Mrs. White
Rose Schwarz
Nettie Moore
Norma Baker
Dave Grueser
Don Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Matt Hendricks
Stevie
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