Capital U professor to deliver Nelsonville Class of 1950 address
Nelsonville High School will honor the Class of 1950 with professor H R Cotterman of Capital University delivering the commencement address on June 1. The board met to approve contracts, review gym plans, approve bills, and discuss track and field rehabilitation at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
H. R. Cotterman
Capital University
Columbus
Nelsonville High School
City Board of Education
D. W. Codding
Cotterman
Supt. Codding
Harold Koker
State Department
Kelso Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for John P. Kelso who died Monday at his home on W Columbus Street will be held Wednesday at 9 am in St Andrews Church with Rev William A Kelly officiating. Burial will follow at New Lexington. Rosary will be said by the Altar Society at Stout Funeral Home tonight at 8. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John P. Kelso
W. Columbus St
St. Andrews Church
William A. Kelly
New Lexington
Altar Society
Stout Funeral
Three Fined By Mayor In Nelsonville Court
Three defendants faced Mayor Earl Hilleary in Nelsonville on Monday night. John Campbell Bailey pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. John E. McClain of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to driving left of center and received 10 dollars plus costs. William Meade of Columbus was fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to littering the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Campbell
Bailey
Earl Hilleary
State Highway Patrol
John E. McClain
Nelsonville Rt. 2
William Meade
Columbus
Loyal Workers Class Meet at Mrs Scott Home
Nelsonville Methodist Church Loyal Workers Class met Thursday at Minnie Scott home Cross Street. Assisting hostesses were Ella Linton and Nelle Bowers. Devotional leader Adda Hawk and program Faye Howard. Business session led by post president Jean Carpenter. Fourteen members and two guests Lucille Steenrod and daughter Janalee attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers
The
Methodist Church
Minnie Scott
Cross St
Ella Linton
Nelle Bowers
Adda Hawk
Faye Howard
Jean Carpenter
Lucille Steenrod
Janalee
Church Plans All Family Week Covered Dish Supper
The Christian Church announces a national family week observance with an all family all church covered dish supper and program on Wednesday at 6 30 p m Each family provides food serving and beverage supplied by the serving group The Woman s Council through Mrs Glenn Tharp Family Life chairman hosts the program New church members and high school seniors will be guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Woman's Council
Glenn Tharp
Family Life
G. T. Club Meets at Eva Sanborn Home
The G. T. Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the home of Mrs Eva Sanborn at 1013 Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T. Club
Eva Sanborn
Poplar St
Twigs of Mount St. Mary Guild Meeting Postponed
The general meeting of Twigs of the Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild scheduled for May 22 has been postponed. Mrs Oral Daugherty the guild chairman said a new time will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Oral Daugherty
Guild
Pythian Sisters Schedule Meeting This Thursday
The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the K of P building. A pot luck supper will be served during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. of P
Rummage Sale Planned by Hocking Valley Shrine
The Hocking Valley Shrine will hold a rummage sale in the city building hallway Friday afternoon and Saturday. Persons with articles or clothing to donate may contact Mrs. Roy Sayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Shrine
Roy Sayers
East PTA May Day Program Set on School Lawn
Nelsonville East PTA announces its annual May Day program on the school lawn Friday at 1 p m with officer installations. If rain delays, the event moves to Wednesday May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
East Pta
Local Visitors Share Weekend With Columbus and Middleport Residents
Mrs. Tom Longstaff of Middleport and Mrs. Luther Boger of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howard, near Columbus, spent the end of the week with Mr. Howard's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howard and their son Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Longstaff
Middleport
Luther Boger
Columbus
Austin Ball
Lloyd Howard
Near Columbus
Mr. Howard
Ed Howard
Dean
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted Mrs. Melvin Griffin Logan, Mrs. Hazel Mae Reed Logan Route 2, Mrs. Albert Redick Logan Route. Dismissed Mrs. Alice Ieenhower Middleport, Ira Evans Nelsonville, Martha Bower Nelsonville. N. L. Skinner returned home on Riverside after University Hospital Columbus surgery, recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Griffin
Logan
Hazel Mae Reed
Albert Redick
Alice Ieenhower
Middleport
Ira Evans
Nelsonville
Martha Bower
S. N. Skinner
Riverside
University Hospital, Columbus
Ex-Resident Emma Wahlater Dies at 76 in Rusells Point
Emma Savage Wahlater, 76, a former Nelsonville resident, died early Monday at her home in Rusells Point Ohio. She was survived by husband Ralph Wahlater five children from a former marriage Harry Matheny local Clyde Matheny Hamilton Ohio Mrs Nellie Gill Mrs Lilian Kennell and Raymond Matheny Columbus four sisters two brothers fourteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Emma Savage Wahlater
Russells Point
Ohio
Wahlater
Ralph Wahlater
Harry Matheny
Clyde Matheny
Hamilton
Nellie Gill
Lilian Kennell
Raymond Matheny
Columbus
WSCS Meets At Church
Glouster WSCS met at the Methodist Church auditorium with Mrs. Isabel Vernon presiding. Mrs. E H Taylor led devotions on God In the Family and prayer. Irene Williams outlined Christianity in the Home. Refreshments served to 20 members and guest William Leadbetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WSCS
Methodist Church
John Blower
Isabel Vernon
E. H. Taylor
Pauline Gamwell
Taylor
Irene Williams
World War II Veteran Wilfred Nott Dies in Huntington
Wilfred Nott 35 formerly of Glouster died Monday at Huntington Veterans Hospital after eight months illness. A World War II veteran who served in the South Pacific, he is survived by wife Mabel a son Wilfred a daughter Snelba three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services held Thursday at Hollister EUB Church with burial in Hollister Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wilfred Nott
Huntington Veterans Hospital
Mr. Nott
John
Bessie Nott
South Pacific
Mabel
Wilfred
Snelba
Wilfred, Jr
Eugene
Thelma Sanborn
Lorena Vaught
Lucy Tanner
Columbus
Hollister Eub Church
Harvey Smith
Hollister Cemetery
Truck Leaves Gas Station Without Paying After Fill Up
Nelsonville police and State Highway Patrol seek a truck driver who bought a ten dollar tank of gasoline at Wolfe Service Station on EF Canal Street and drove away before paying. A description of the semi trailer has been issued to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Wolfe
Canal St
Meeting Postponed by Jacksonville Mothers Club
The Jacksonville Mothers Club has postponed a meeting from Friday evening to 7 30 p m Friday May 19 at the home of Mrs Bea Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
Cleveland Patient McClelland Reported Serious Heart Ailment
Cleveland hospital treating Allison McClelland of Akron for a heart ailment. He is a former Glouster resident and relatives here have been informed his condition is serious.
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Glouster
Allison McClelland
Akron
Cleveland
McClelland
Pomeroy Wedding Shower Honors Mrs Titus with Play and Games
Mrs Don Anderson hosted a wedding shower for Mrs James Titus Jr featuring contests and group singing. Mary McAffie led, presenting The Three Bears with help from Diane Smith Doris Ann Wells and Roger Leifheit. Fourteen guests played games and donated to the Meigs County Safety Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Titus Sr
Lawrence Anderson
Phillip Smith
Howard Nolan
Guy Mutchler
Thomas Porter
Floyd Thomas
George Lasher
William F
Frank Halliday
Sharon Atkins
Darlene
Letah Sidenstricker
Edith Titus
Opal Armstrong
Margaret Wells
Leslie
Don Anderson
Alfred Frank
Byron Saxton
Phillip Burson
Virgil Atkins
Harold Rice
Dale Bachner
A. W. McKay
William Atkins
Jed Webster, Jr
William Deem
C. O. Chapman
Clarence Chase
Carl Morris
Junior Williams
Gertrude Chase
James Thomas
Kelson Phillips
Lawrence Heiner
Eli Dennison
William Buck
Weber Theobald
Bertha Rathburn
Marcus Roush
Heit
Mary McAffie
Miss McAffie
Three Bears
Diane Smith
Doris Ann Wells
Roger Leifheit
Meigs County
Safety Theme Leads Rocksprings Grange Meeting
Safety was the program theme for the lecturers' gathering led by Miss June Unroe as Rocksprings Grange met recently. Mr and Mrs W O Barnitz were admitted as new members. Thirty one members were present. A juvenile meeting was conducted by Worthy Matron Lucille Leif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy—Safety
June Unroe
Rocksprings Grange
W. O. Barnitz
Lucille Leif
Glouster Personal Visits Highlight Weekend Travel
Glouster residents and guests from Columbus Xenia Trimble Warren Canton Cumberland Carbondale Logan Hollister and Jacksonville gathered for visits and social events including Kiwanis ladies night and a family birthday observance.
Services Planned At Ferndale Church
Preaching services planned at the Ferndale Church of Christ with Rev. Daniel K. Teater of Glouster delivering the sermon on Wednesday May 10. Delegations from Glouster and Bishopville churches are expected to attend as efforts to reopen weekly services are pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ferndale Church
32 Degree Readings Reported for Monday
Thermometer readings in Glouster showed 32 degrees Monday morning with no damage to fruit or early vegetables. The temperature rose to 68 degrees in the afternoon before falling to 48 by 9:30 p.m.
Mrs Mary Roberts Taken to Hospital After Illness
Mrs Mary Roberts of 26 Broad Street fell ill Sunday at home. Her condition remained unchanged Monday prompting her removal to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens Monday afternoon.
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Glouster
Mary Roberts
Broad St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Hobo Party At New Yost Barn At Nease Settlement
Community Youth Fellowship League gathered Friday night at the new barn of Dorothy and Charles Yost in Nease Settlement. Attendees included Eldon Kraeuter and family, Clark Idle and family, Hamm and Dill households, Chaney family, Bailey, Holter, Grueser, Rose, Thoren, Cole, Wince, and Yost relatives. Games were played and refreshments served.
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Tommy Joe Rose
Annabel Rose
Scottie
Sonny Thoren
Lucy Cole
Jeanette
Raymond
Thomas
Jimmy
Vernon Wince
E. R. Yost
Dorothy
Charles Yost
Twilight Garden Club Meeting Postponed
The Pomeroy Twilight Garden Club announced that its Thursday meeting has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Twilight Garden Club
Chester Dance Planned by Alumni Association
Chester High School Alumni Association sponsors a dance at the Chester Grange Hall on Wednesday night, announced by Carl Kautz as president of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester High School Alumni Association
Chester Grange Hall
Carl Kautz
Mrs Brooks Is Honored With Birthday Dinner
Etta Brooks aged 83 of 3 Liberty Lane was feted at a birthday dinner Sunday. Attendants included Lester Lathey Violet Bailey Marlene Lathey Weitha Clark George Walton Jr Eddie Romine Harold Lemley and Lily Jones. Daughters Eddie Romine and Mary Lathey planned the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Etta Brooks
Wagner-Geoglein engagement announced for early June
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wagner of Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter Joan to Fredrick B. Geoglein son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geoglein of Pomeroy Athene Road. Joan is a 1949 Pomeroy High School graduate and worker at Elberfelds Pomeroy. Fred Geoglein is a 1948 Pomeroy High School graduate and a Marietta College sophomore. The wedding is planned for early June.
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Pomeroy
Charles A. Wagner
Syracuse
Joan
Fredrick B. Geoglein
Fred Geoglein
Athens Road
Miss Wagner
Pomeroy High School
Elberfelds
Googlein
Marietta College
Social notes of Pomeroy residents share weekend visits
Lin coln Heights residents Mr and Mrs Robert Jay visited Buckeye Lake with Mrs Jay s sister Mrs Bernice Gilmore. Columbus couple Mr and Mrs Vernon Cady Sr visited their son and daughter in law. Local gatherings include Mr and Mrs Gerald Pullins Mrs Marvin Cox and children at a Monday dinner and Mrs Richard West plus Parkersburg visitors. F Ray Wilson returned home from Holzer Hospital. Ponti ac wedding news shares Mrs Fritz Buck and son attending Lawrence Reuter s wedding in Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grandy
Virginia Locke
Columbus
Trimble
Mr. Grandy
Daisy Grandy
Florence Andrews
Xenia
Kiwanis
B. R. Angle
N. T. Brown
Warren
Jack Brown
Georgia Anna
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
J. W. Herrold
Herrold
Mr. Pettit
Chet King
Jennie King
Athens
Robert Jay
Lincoln Heights
Buckeye Lake
Benny
New York
Gerald Pullins
Kansas City
Theo Pullins
Marvin Cox
Pulling
Kathleen Cox
Richard West
Parkersburg
Denver Lowrey
Mickey
Bob
Belle
W. Va
Dora Bostic
Bostic
Ruth Morrison
Alice Burton
F. Ray Wilson
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
F. Main St
Fritz Buck
Robert
Pontiac
Mich
Lawrence Junior Reuter
Lawrence Reuter
Janet Ewing
Marjorie Acre
Teams Formed for Mason County Farm Youth Show Ads
Monday morning meeting in Point Pleasant formed teams to solicit advertising funds for the Mason County Farm Youth Show set for September 14 and 15. James T. Fisher was named chairman of the ad selling canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
James T. Fisher
$7500 Suit Is Continued To Next Term
Circuit court sessions adjourned with key defense witness absent in the $7500 damage case of Russel Roush vs Click Durst from a Bend Area auto crash. Another $7500 claim by Samuel H. Reitmire against Durst also continued. A chancery order gave 15 days for depositions and 10 days for plaintiff rebuttal in John Mc Causland vs Daniel R. and Martha E. Jarrell. Ina Steele was granted a divorce from George Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Russel Roush
Click Durst
Lewis H. Miller
Bend Area
Samuel H. Reitmire
Durst
Part Owner Of Mine Dies At 50 In Ohio
Roscoe Bowen 50, part owner of the Prosperity Coal Mine, died at his Harrisonville Road home. Survived by four sisters Edith Knowelton Wilma Spars Cora Bowen Nellie Pullins all of Pom ery four brothers Ernest Edward Denver John. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with James Walker of the Christian Church. Burials in Middleport Hill Cemetery. Friends may call anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Mrs Bailey Dies at 77 in Columbus Home
Sadie Bailey 77 died early today at her daughter Mrs Lenora Spencer’s home in Columbus. Survived by husband, children Bessie Jones Phoenix Forest Bailey Racine Wilbur Bailey Pomeroy Mary Schaeffer Detroit. Funeral services planned by Ewing Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Sadie Bailey
Lenora Spencer
Columbus
Spencer
Bessie Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Forest Bailey
Racine
Wilbur Bailey
Mary Schaeffer
Detroit
Ewing
Pt Pleasant Social Notes Honoring Jimmy’s Ninth Birthday
A Sunday party honoring Jimmy Thomas on his ninth birthday was hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Thomas 2110 Madison Ave. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Babcock of Chester Ohio and Mr and Mrs Royal Thomas of Syracuse Ohio attended along with Mr and Mrs Darsel Babcock and infant daughter of Otsego Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jimmy
Paul Thomas
Madison Ave
Charles Babcock
Chester
Ohio
Royal Thomas
Syracuse
Darsel Babcock
Otsego
Holzer Hospital Updates From Point Pleasant Area
Don Cheesebrew of Bellemeade was a Holzer Hospital patient and returned home Saturday. Henry C. White of Charleston Read at Holzer Hospital was reported improved. Frank Carpenter Jr of Springfield Ohio spent the weekend with his parents on Jerrico Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cheesebrew
Bellemeade
Holzer Hospital
Henry C. White
Charleston
Orpah Rebekah Lodge No 210 Meeting Notice
Orpah Rebekah Lodge No 210 schedules its weekly meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Fourth Street Hall with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpah Rebekah Lodge No
Fourth St
Point Pleasant Fire Department Auxiliary Meeting Update
The Point Pleasant volunteer fire department auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the fire station. Members are asked to bring handkerchiefs for birthday presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Casto Wins High in For Men Only Bridge Club
Carroll Casto topped scoring at the For Men Only bridge club meeting held Thursday night at 124 English Road home of Eustace Wilson. Bill Safford placed second with other players including Frank Clendenin Robert Dilley Sherwood Costen Bill Rose and guest Charles J. Hyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Casto
Eustace Wilson
English Road
Bill Safford
Frank Clendenin
Robert Dilley
Sherwood Costen
Bill Rose
Charles J. Hyer
Mason County Land Transfers Involving Multiple Parcels
Mason County records show transfers including Georgia Belle Weaver to Herman Layne and Lloyd Roush a parcel in Graham District and William A. Barker to Garland Mohr and J. Baird for 50 acres with exceptions in Clenden District. Elton L. Boggan to Dorothy W. Boggan a lot in Lewis District and Russell Oshel to Monroe Chase 73 acres in Robinson District. O J Howard and Agnes to John Hesson a parcel in Graham District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Belle Weaver
Herman Layne
Lloyd Roush
Graham
William A
Vivian C. Barker
Garland Mohr
J. 8. Baird
Clendenin
C. M
Eva Hively
James Williams
Cologne
Elton L. Boggan
Dorothy W. Boggan
Lewis
Russell
Velma M. Oshel
Monroe
Helen Chase
Robinson
O J
Agnes Howard
John
S. W. Hesson
Rev. Thomas to resign as Christ Church rector
The Rev. Robert Findlay Thomas announced his resignation as rector of Christ Church Parish effective July 1. He will become rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter in Burlington North Carolina. He has led since 1946, increasing communicants and overseeing parish improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Christ Church Parish
Episcopal
Robert Findlay Thomas
Church of the Holy Comforter
Burlington
N. C
Frank A. Cady
Thomas
Christ Church
Huntington
St. John’s Church
Juniata
Fines levied after mishap in Point Pleasant magistrate court
Roscoe Redman of Second Street was fined 50 with costs for driving while intoxicated after a Saturday afternoon crash on Jackson Avenue. He also paid 25 with costs for a hit and run as cited by Russell Ferguson of Pliny. Passenger James Russell Ford of Lakin faced a 10 fine with costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Roscoe Redman
Second St
Jackson Ave
D. G. Wilfong
Russell R. Ferguson
Pliny
James Russell Ford
Lakin
Redman
Farm Bureau Lists Record
Mason County Farm Bureau membership drive gains momentum as Secretary Gus R. Douglass Jr. cites actions by the local group. They helped secure 150 acres for the Ohio Valley Experiment Station, backed rural electric lines and road improvements, supported rural schools, collaborated with county officials and WVU on county agents, opposed gasoline tax refunds cuts, maintained a 4 H camp, and promoted agricultural improvement groups while urging urban rural cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Farm Bureau
Gus R. Douglass, Jr
Ohio Valley Experiment Station
Board of Education
West Virginia University
Baptism Administered To Two Children At Christ Church
Holy baptism was administered Saturday at Christ Church Episcopal in Point Pleasant to Alison Dickinson Littlepage III and Samuel Dickinson Littlepage III, children of Atty. S. D. Littlepage and wife. Alison’s godparents are Mrs. John V. Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Peek. Samuel’s are Mr. and Mrs. John V. Mann and Richard M. Peek. The Rev. Robert Findlay Thomas officiated. the acolyte was John V. Mann Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Christ Church
Episcopal
Alison
Samuel Dickinson Littlepage III
Atty
S. D. Littlepage
English Road
John V. Mann
Richard M. Peek
Samuel
Robert Findlay Thomas
John V. Mann, Jr
Point Clinic Notes List Various Patients by Date
Notes show patient names and locations with May dates from Point Clinic. Individuals include Emil Sullivan Arbuckle May 4 and Mrs Alva Lane with infant daughter Point Pleasant Route 2 May 4. Other entries: Mrs O M Powell Vinton May 5, Jesse Abel Main St May 5, Wade Matheny Leon May 6, Hugh Jordan Gallipolis Ferry May 6, Mrs Howard Erwin Point Pleasant May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sullivan
Arbuckle
Alva Lane
Point Pleasant
O. M. Powell
Vinton
Ohio
Jesse Abel
Main St
Wade Matheny
Leon
Hugh Jordan
Gallipolis Ferry
Howard Erwin
Police Bonds Posted in Point Pleasant
Police court bonds of 10 dollars and costs were posted here Monday by Kenneth Birchfield Bladen Ohio Charles A Neville and C W Neville both of Ben Lomond. They had been cited for intoxication by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kenneth Birchfield
Bladen
Ohio
Charles A. Neville
C. W. Neville
Ben Lomond
Auto driver fined in Jefferson Blvd incident
Roger Lee Morrow of 2423 Lincoln Ave was fined $8 in police court after police charged him with failing to have his automobile under control following a Saturday afternoon crash on Jefferson Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Roger Lee Morrow
Lincoln Ave
Jefferson Blvd
Backers To Meet In Point Pleasant At Senior High
A meeting of the Big Black Backers is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Point Pleasant High School. President James T. Fisher urged parents of high school athletic squad members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James T. Fisher
Fisherwoman fined for unlicensed fishing in creek
Thelma Boothe of Huntington was fined ten dollars plus costs in magistrate court for fishing in 16 Mile Creek without a license. The complaint was signed by Conservation Officer Miles Darst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
16 Mile Creek
Thelma Boothe
Huntington
Miles Darst
Marriage License Issued in Point Pleasant
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Jack Eugene Lee 21 Hartford and Jo Ann Fowler 21 Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jack Eugene Lee
Hartford
Jo Ann Fowler
Clifton
Vinton folks enjoy weekend visits and a basketball banquet
Mr and Mrs O M Stewart traveled to Columbus on business while many locals visited relatives in Columbus and Portsmouth. The Vinton basketball team was honored at a Farmers Hotel banquet with remarks from Coach Cecil Davis and Principal Lande Miller. A large group attended the theater party after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Amos
Hazel Harmon
Sunshine
The
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Cloud
Ernest Jenkins
Albert Samuels
Ray Quickle
Columbus
State Fairgrounds
Tom Cardwell
Gallipolis
Dora Hickerson
Cline Gerlach
Oliver Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Mason Long
Vinton
Farmer’s Hotel
Cecil Davis
Lande Miller
Sonny Fullen
Jim Porter
Dewey Walker
Walter McCarley
G. E. Elliott
Paul Ward
Garland Elliott
Bob Chasteen
Bradley Harder
Tom Rece
Halford Watkins
Jim Rece
Cletus Harder
Gene Kessel
Wayne Angles
Jim Wooldrige
Wendell Oiler
Bernard Friend
Lawrence Oiler
James Coleman
Ray Hamilton
Junior Ferguson
Ivan Cardwell
John Jacobs
Charles Keesee
Glen Pauley
Paul Sowards
Norman Stewart
Darlene Hartsook
Barbara Quickle
Joan Sherritt
Ruth Fitch
Marilyn Cloud
Miss Byrd Alexander
Electa Chapter annual inspection at Masonic Hall
Ninety nine members and guests attended Electa Chapter CES annual inspection at the Masonic Hall with Garnet Pearl and Harry Witchy presiding. Rose Leith served as inspection officer. Prizes went to Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Sayre and Mrs. Rollins. Other items include club visits, hospital patients homecomings, and local residents returning from Akron and Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Electa
CES
Masonic Hall
Garnet Pearl
Harry Witchy
Rose Leith
Myena Angle
Jolly Club 12
Old Town Road
Dora Webb
Jose Stobbs
Helen Sayre
Mary Morgan
Myrtle Wallace
Ruth Bell
Diocese of Columbus
David Boyle
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Boyle Strip
Josie Stobbs
Akron
Gladys Walters
James Stobbs
Susan Phoenix
Barberton
William Abram
Francis Hooper
Laura Miller
Ward's
Mable Stoltz
Starling Lower
Columbus
Robert Blankenship
George Young
Second St
Rabid Fox Reports Prompt State Probes Near Oil City
Two states searched for answers after reports of rabid foxes roaming counties along the Ohio Pennsylvania border. Officials in both Pennsylvania and Ohio opened inquiries to track the animals and assess public health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Ohio and
Pennsylvania
Ohio State to Admit 150 Freshman Med Students
Ohio State University trustees approved admitting 150 freshman medical students to the College of Medicine next fall, an increase of 62 students from the prior intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Ifall
Classified Phone 0242 Ad Rates and Rules
A detailed advertisement guide notes how to place classified ads with a phone number 0242. It lists rates per line, deadlines for submission, and policies on errors, refunds, and payment methods, including special rules for card of thanks obituaries and political notices. It also explains blind ads, three and six day runs, and office procedures for handling addresses and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cceseee
Messenger
Market Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep
The daily market lists price ranges for hogs from 75.00 to 150.00 per head for various weights and types. Cattle show steers 20.00 to 27.00, heifers 20.00 to 26.00, fat cows 12.00 to 21.00, bulls 16.00 to 22.00, milk cows 100.00 to 200.00. Veal calves top 30.30, with other grades 28.00 to 30.00 and down to 10.00 to 15.00 for culls. Sheep and lambs appear at multiple ranges, including ewes 10.00 to 20.00 and tops for lambs at 30.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
Dept. Agr
Poultry Butter and Potatoes Prices From Cincinnati Report
May 9 AP report lists poultry prices for light broilers 29-30 cents per lb heavy hens 20-21 cents per lb light fryers 29-30 cents per lb old roosters 13-15 cents. butter 62 cents per lb standard 46 cents. butterfat premium 51 cents. potatoes 2.00-4.75 per 50 lb. bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Green Says Yes-No To Unification Plan
President William Green of the AFL says the federation would accept unification with the CIO only on a permanent organic basis. He told CIO leader Philip Murray the AFL rejects a tentative cooperative merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
CIO
CLO
William Green
The
AFL
Philip Murray
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Farm Bureau Lists Record
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W. Union St
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Bartlett
Johnson Outboard Motors Banks Sport Shop
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N. College
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L. O. Coates
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Richland Ave
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the Plains
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Richland
Chevrolet Platt's
Hudson Sales & Service
Union St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!