Pomeroy Bosworth Council Confers Super Excellent Master’s Degree
Pomeroy Bosworth Council No.46 of the Royal and Select Masters conferred the Super Excellent Master’s Degree on seventeen candidates Monday evening May 6 at the Masonic Temple in Pomeroy. Theo L. Smith announced the event and presided. Sixty four Bosworth members with guests enjoyed a banquet at the annual Reunion and Inspection. Members praised Mrs Carl Shields and the Order of Eastern Star sisters for the dinner. Guests included C Wood Bowen and Clarence S. Lucas, along with Dr Frank Shane the inspecting officer. The degree was presented in full historical costume for the first time in five years, under the allegory of Section L titled Jeru-
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Pomeroy
Bosworth Council
Meigs County
Masonic
Theo L. Smith
Theo Smith
Carl Shields
Order of Eastern Star Sisters
Grand Counci of
Ohio
Clarence S. Lucas
Grand Council of
Frank Shane
Gallipolis
Worley Rupe Dies At 66. Rutland Former Recorder
Worley Rupe, 66, longtime Rutland clerk of the town board and former Meigs County Recorder, died at home after a heart ailment. Funeral set Thursday at 2 p.m. at Rutland Church of Christ. interment Miles Cemetery. Survived by wife, three sons Wayne Rutland Gerald Barberton Norton Akron, and daughter Mabel Reeves Akron.
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Rutland
Worley Rupe
Rutland Board
Meigs
Rutland Church For Christ
Miles Cemetery
Rupe
Wayne
Gerald
Barberton
Norton
Akron
Mabel Reeves
Elkins Floodwall Work Won By Casey Company Bid
John F. Casey Company of Pittsburgh, builder of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge across the Kanawha, was the successful bidder for floodwall works at Elkins with a bid of 1,290,942 dollars.
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Point Pleasant
John F. Casey Company
Pittsburgh
Kanawha
Elkins
Golden Horseshoe Test Winners Named Across Mason County
Mason County names include Imogene Hunt Ruth Harrah Norma Durst and Helen Franklin among 61 eighth graders who scored 90 or higher on the county test to qualify for the state Golden Horseshoe test. Winners from each school are listed. no statewide knight ceremony this year due to facilities and travel concerns.
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Hunt, Harrah
Durst
Franklin
Point Pleasant
Imogene Hunt
Franklin Hall
Ruth Harrah
New Haven
Norma June Durst
Mt. Flower
Helen Franklin
Langston
Mason County
West Virginia
Clifton
Irma Roush
Elmwoood
Kathleen Snyder
Isabelle McDermitt
Fairview
Russell Roach
Bernard Edwards
Janette Herdman
Grant
Mary Agnes Newell
Rosa Lee Joy King
Locust Grove
Waggener
Wanda Lee Southerly
Betty Jo Hoschar
Lewis Young
Mason
Nancy Webb
John Curtis Roush
Claud Willard Roush
Edith Mae Taylor
Fay Tucker
Ray Tucker
Billy
Belen Franklin
Charleston
Knights of the Golden Horseshoe
Capitol
State Department of Education
Stabbing Case Up for Trial in Circuit Court
Stabbing case of Golden Caste of Union District is docketed for trial in circuit court. Samuel Lee Loomis faces a statutory assault charge with May 15 set as his trial date. Judge Miller spent time in chambers on divorce matters. several orders and pleas were recorded or filed. Real estate sales were approved in guardianship and other cases, with pleadings filed in additional matters.
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Point Pleasant
Golden Caste
Union District
Samuel Lee Loomis
Miller
Schambers
Vernon Jones
Kennal Roush
Guardian
Walter F. Roush
Eliza Jane Matheny
Mary Margaret Matheny
Owen Plants
Lawrence Plants
LE. Jackson
John Jackson
Livestock Auction Shows Little Activity at Point Pleasant
At Point Pleasant Livestock Sales Company, 23 horses sold up to 105 dollars. hogs stayed at the ceiling price of 1475. Sows went for 14? fat cows brought 12 to 14.2 hundred dollars. canners 8 to 10. Best calves sold at 17.55. seconds 15 to 16.60. mediums 11 to 14. culls 9 to 10. A buyer said growers are holding livestock off market.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Board Advances Education Measures At May Meeting
The Point Pleasant board of education met May 1946 with President L. L. Caldwell and members Blessing Burdette Curry and Young present. Officials discussed extending bus service for six pupils, assigning a music teacher to multiple schools, and granting use of town land for a playground. They approved space for a Bible School, rights of way for Appalachian Electric Power, and funding for school repairs, lighting, and painting.
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Board of Education
L. Li Caldwell
C. C. Blessing
E. H. Burdette
Hugh Curry
Otis Young
Tribble School
Union
Early Casto
Howard Haynes
Fred Casto
Wiliam McDermitt
C. A. Jiiden
Hulbert
PTA
Waihama High School
Mason City
Hartford
New Haven
Alice Nease
C. G. Billups
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Forest Hall
Warner
Cloverdale
Watterson
Young
Steenbergen
Bear Wallow
Beech Stove
Yeager
Howard Proffitt
Hugh
Point Pleasant Women’s Music Club
Curry
H. E. Somerville
North Pot Pleasant
Somerville
Roy Blessing
Erma Barnett
Fay Wilson
Hale Blessing
Eads
Blessing
George E. Sayre
State Department of Labor
West Columbia
Graham Station
Donald Foglesong
Wa Vama High School
Mary
Elizabeth Capehart
Wahama High
Orville Parsons
Hopedale
State Department of Education
Clem D. Jamison
M. M. Sanders
Virgil Siders
Mrs Krodel Is Honored By Lambda Chi Omega Sorority
Mrs Walter R Krodel was presented a pen and corsage by Lambda Chi Omega Sorority at Mrs John Hutchinson home on Jefferson Blvd. The honor marked Krodel's silver wedding anniversary. A cancer fund report by Miss Virginia Lewis was given and the group discussed the state convention in August. New home occupants include James Hickman James Ray and Robert M Young.
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Point Pleasant
Walter R Krodel
Lambda Chi Omega Sorority
John Clay Huttchinson
Jefferson Blvd
Krodel
Hansel Poling
Virginia Lewis
Cancer Fund
Poleing
George
Otis Fisher
Hutchinson
Lewis
Jean’ Rice
Donald Getty
L. W. Getty
Gill Ball
Richard H. Melrose
C. L. Head
Poling
George O. Harper
Leon 8. Thompson
Glenn Sayre
Sidney Brown
Ronald White
Paul Parsons
James J. Hall
William F. Machir
Fisher
Miss Lewis
Bowlers Set for Buffalo Championship Trip
Bowlers from three Gallipolis teams depart Thursday for Buffalo North Carolina to contest the International Bowling Congress. They travel by auto to Pittsburgh for a baseball game then by rail if seats are available. Five man series Friday doubles and singles Saturday with team members from Marietta Manufacturing Victory Oil and James Lumber Company.
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Point Pleasant
Buffalo
N. C
Pittsburgh
Marietta Manufacturing Company
F. W. Ingraham
Frank Henson
George Sprenger
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