Film on Dairy Research Scheduled in Mason
A color film titled No Hand Stripping will be shown to dairymen at 8 p.m. Thursday May 13 in the Mason Junior High School auditorium. W C Roberts county agricultural agent urges farmers with cows to attend. Dr W E Peterson and the University of Minnesota dairy research team produced the educational picture outlining cow psychology milk production and storage. The program includes questions about milking through a cow udder and producing milk without a cow. More than 500 attended a previous Ohio County showing. The Mason County Dairy Improvement Association will reorganize for next year with Terry Roush presiding.
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Point Pleasant
W. C. Roberts
W. E. Peterson
University of Minnesota
Roberts
Ohio County
Mason County Dairy Improvement Association
Terry Roush
Mason Band Rated Highly At Huntington Festival
Mason County School Band received an excellent rating at the state band festival in Huntington. Sixteen members were named to the All-State Band by judges, the second largest tally among attending bands.
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Point Pleasant
Huntington
Mason County
Robert H. Ferguson
Land option obtained for Mason City drive in theater
Ross Filson manager of the State and Park theaters says an option has been obtained on land at the east end of Mason City for a drive in theater. He hopes to open the theater in about eight weeks if material can be obtained, marking a new venture for the area.
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Point Pleasant
Ross Filson
State and Park Theaters
Mason City
Mrs Dorothy Brickles 28 Dies in Dayton
Dorothy A. Brickles 28 died at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after noon Monday. Former Middleport resident she is survived by her husband Robert. Funeral plans are being handled by Ewing funeral home.
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Pomeroy
Dorothy A. Brickles
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Middleport
Robert
The
Ewing Funeral Home
Point Pleasant Livestock Market Sets Seasonal Highs
Cattle market described as very active with highs of the season led by medium steers and heifers. Top prices reached $29 for a few good steers and heifers. calves sold to $29.90. hogs ranged from $16 to $20.50 depending on weight. lambs sold at $25.40 for 61 head.
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Point Pleasant
H. James Johnson
Point Clinic Notes Recap of Births Admits and Surgeries
Wanda Mae Hodge and Joe Rhoades children underwent tonsillectomies at the Point Clinic Friday. Newborns include Worthy Edward to Worthy and wife and Lynn Ruth to William and wife. Reva Hesson and Carol Cunningham admitted. Mrs. Albert Castle admitted. Freddie Hall awaiting surgery. Owens Coffee daughter born Monday.
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Point Pleasant
Wanda Mae Hodge
Margaret Hodge
Pliny
Joe Rhoades
J. Sanford Rhoades
Jackson Ave
Point Clinic
Nettie Casto
Liberty
Charles Jordan
Ashton
Worthy Stanley
Hogsett
Worthy Edward
Lynn Ruth
William Frazier
Middleport
Reva Hesson
Carol Cunningham
Robertsburg
Albert Castle
Freddie Hall
Northup
Owens Coffee
Rayburns Welcome First Child in Point Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Charles E Rayburn of 100 Seventh Street announce the birth of their first child, a daughter born Sunday. The mother is Elizabeth Robinson Rayburn.
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Point Pleasant
Charles E. Rayburn
Seventh St
Elizabeth Robinson
Royal Arch Masons Meet in Point Pleasant Temple
Point Pleasant Chapter Royal Arch Masons will convene at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. W H Burdette the high priest says expected work in two degrees.
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Point Pleasant
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
W. H. Burdette
4-H Club Schedule Vars Will Meet This Week
Five 4-H clubs plan meetings at various locations including Hill Billies at Charles Robinson's Kaylong home Tuesday 7 30 p m Hannan club at Hannan High School Wednesday 1 30 p m Tip Top Juniors Thursday 1 p m Ambrosia School Leon Luckies 3 p m Leon Community Building Sunnyside Warhawks Friday 1 p m Sunnyside Grade School A leaders meeting Saturday in Miss Justine McCue's Post Office office outlined a Field Day for late June and County Camp at the Recreation Center in July under county agents McCue and W C Roberts with several county leaders in attendance.
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Point Pleasant
Hill Billies
Charles Robinson
Kaylong
Hannan
Hannan High School
Justine McCue
Tip Top
Ambrosia
Leon Luckies
Leon
Sunnyside Warhawks
Sunnyside
Miss McCue
W. C. Roberts
H. Beckelheimer
Fraziers Bottom
Arnett Roush
Lona Jones
Charleston Road
R. E. Knight
Hartford
Earl McCoy
Hogsett
Dora Allen
Letart
Moselle Gillispie
Ashton
Pt Pleasant Woman Enters Point Clinic
Mrs. Elmer Grueser of 101 Park Drive entered the Point Clinic for major surgery after visiting relatives in Bucyrus Ohio and Middleport. Her children Kay and Keith will spend two weeks with their aunt and uncle J E Grueser of Pomeroy.
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Point Pleasant
Elmer Grueser
Park Drive
Della Carnahan
Middleport
H. D. Carnahan
Bucyrus, O
July Opening Planned For Vickers Restaurant
Mrs. Clifford Vickers who run Vickers Restaurant on Main Street have not reopened since the flood. After drying out the building they are painting it inside and out and installing new equipment. They plan to fishing trip after work and to open sometime in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Clifford Vickers
Vickers Restaurant
Main St
Circuit Court Adjourns to Reopen Wednesday
Circuit Court in Point Pleasant adjourned Friday until after the primary and will reconvene Wednesday morning. Circuit Clerk Vernon Jones said little business remained. The term ends by statute on Saturday.
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Point Pleasant
Vernon Jones
Scout Training Course Postponed Until Fall
Nelsonville leaders cancel the district advancement committee training course planned for May and June due to vacation period. Chairman Joe Trepp and a staff of Ohio University Eagle Scouts will conduct the program early next fall to ensure better attendance. The district thanks the training committee for its efforts.
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Nelsonville
Joe Trepp
District Advancement Committee
Trepp
Ohio University
Mrs Besse Higgins Returns From Denison University Visit
Mrs Besse Higgins returned from Granville Ohio where she attended Denison University Mothers Day activities. Her granddaughter Miss Lois Dixey studies there and she was hosted by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Dixey.
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Nelsonville
Besse Higgins
Granville
Ohio
Denison University
Lois Dixey
William Dixey
Infant Linda Poling Rites Held in Westerville
Funeral services were held today for Linda Marie Poling infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Poling of Westerville who died Saturday. Burial was to be in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Linda Marie Poling
Ralph Poling
Westerville
Fairview Cemetery
Deanery Meeting Set in Nelsonville for Catholic Women
A deanery meeting of Catholic Women's Clubs will be held in Nelsonville at Lowell Sunday at 3 p.m. Eleven units of the Assumption Deanery will be represented, announced by deanery chair woman Mrs. Jessie Baker.
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Nelsonville — A
Lowell
Jessie Baker
The
Assumption Deanery
Installation To Be Held By Senior Women Club
POINT PLEASANT officers for the next season will be installed by the Senior Women's Club Friday at a business meeting. This will be the last meeting of the club in the 1947-48 season.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Seniors Observe Skip Day Picnic
Members of the Point Pleasant High School senior class observed Skip Day on Monday and held a picnic at the former 4 H club grounds along Old Town Creek.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Old Town Creek
Miss Betty Ray Visits Morgantown Over Weekend
Point Pleasant reports Miss Betty Ray a local telephone operator spent the weekend in Morgantown with friends.
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Point Pleasant
Betty Ray
Morgantown
Marriage license issued for Elmer Wayne Newberry and Catherine Roush
A marriage license was issued to Elmer Wayne Newberry and Catherine Marie Roush of Letart. The documents appear in the Point Pleasant area records, listing both parties as residents seeking licensure.
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Point Pleasant
Elmer Wayne Newberry
Catherine Marie Roush
Letart
Nelsonville Band Plans Picnic Evening Entertainment
Nelsonville Band will entertain at a Wednesday picnic following school. Band Boosters are invited and those planning to attend should call S. S. Steenrod.
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Nelsonville
S. S. Steenrod
Emblem Club Officers Hold Talks With City Board
Emblem Club officers led by Mrs. John Kelso met the Nelsonville school board to promote a youth recreation center and supervised playgrounds for summer. The board endorsed the project, approved pool activities and amended the lease to remove fence requirements. Kelso’s group may receive support from the Federal Security Administration for a community building.
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Nelsonville
Emblem Club
John Kelso
City Board of Education
Kelso
Vern Coakley
Emmett Keplar
Keplar
Columbus
D. W. Codding
Federal Security Administration
Federal Board
Oral Daugherty
Nelsonville Couple Wed in May Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Gerald Nelson announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Virgil J Largent son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Largent of New Plymouth. The ceremony was at 2 30 p m on Sunday May 2 with Rev Earl W Miller officiating. The couple will receive at 450 Pleasantview Ave. The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church plans a 7 30 p m gathering at the West Washington Street home of Mrs Donald Shafer Jr.
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Nelsonville
Gerald Nelson
Patricia
Virgil J. Largent
Thomas Largent
New Plymouth
Earl W. Miller
Miller
Clyde Largent
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Largent
Pleasantview Ave
Rainbow Class of
The
Christian Church
Donald Shafer Jr
West Washington St
Pythian Sisters hold annual inspection at K of P hall
The annual inspection will be Thursday at 7 30 p m at the K of P hall with Alice Prence of Zanesville as inspecting officer. Officers and degree staff will wear formal gowns. Neighboring temples invited. Refreshments served after the meeting.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Alice Prence
Zanesville
Nelsonville Personal Notices Tell Of Illness And Travel
Local column records Mrs John Cross improving slowly after a lengthy illness. Mr and Mrs John Fisher visit Dayton. Grace Kelch of Columbus spent Mother's Day in Columbus with Bob Graves. Hickman family from Worthington welcomed by Madge Hickman in Nelsonville. Spring couple host at 53 Clinton St after Florida winter. Coakley of Columbus guests for Mother's Day with Marion Coakley Flo Dixon dinner guests Arthur Binder and Dennison LeMasters of New Marshfield. Drach Mechem family guests in Nelsonville with trip to Chicago to meet relatives.
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John Cross
John Fisher
Dayton
Grace Kelch
Washington St
Columbus
Bob Graves
J. W. Hickman
Worthington
Nelsonville
Hickman
Madge Hickman
Clark Spring
Florida
Clinton St
B. M. Coakley
Marion Coakley
Flo Dixon
Arthur Binder
Dennison LeMasters
New Marshfield
George Drach
Alice Mechem
Suzanne
Santa Rosa
Calif
Stanley Mechem
Drach
Chicago
Chariles Mechem
Nelsonville High School honors basketball players at banquet
Twenty players from the Nelsonville high school team plus cheerleaders and coaches attended a Boosters Club appreciation banquet at the Presbyterian Church. Dr. Jimmy Hull of Columbus spoke, praising seniors and reserves and urging pride, sacrifice, and will to win.
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Nelsonville
Boosters Club
Presbyterian Church
Jimmy Hull
Columbus
Ohio State
Madison Square Garden
Paul Betts
Donald S. Shafer
Byron Eby
Shafer
Lowell Cole
Charles Mechem
Jimmy Cope
Hull
Greenfield
Ohio
Ohio State Dental College
Findlay
Southeastern Ohio
Bob Wolfe
Lee Pierce
Bill Keating
Clarence Tye
Ralph Elliott
Wayne Lewis
Bob North
Ted Thomas
Keith Bateman
Charles Newton
Dwight Johnson
Dean Circle
Paul McDonald
Wayne Hunley
Curtis Coakley
Lawrence Cheeseman
Dick Hitchings
Charles Wiseman
Martha Betts
Lois Bateman
Dorothy Ross
Jean Herbert
Ann Brush
James Hull
Cecil Shafer
Bill Watkins
Alonzo Figgins
Max Linton
Max Adkins
Fidelis Circle
Church
May Procession at St Andrews Church
In Nelsonville the annual May procession honoring the Blessed Virgin was held at St Andrews Church Sunday at 3 p.m. Sixteen children participated, Mary Maurer crowned the statue, Natalie Polifromi bore the crown and read the act of consecration. Rev Father William Kelly preached, and The Ros ary was sung by Edward Roser. Benediction closed the ceremony.
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Nelsonville
St. Andrews
Mary Maurer
Natalie Polifromi
William Kelly
Edward Roser
St. Patrick’s Church
Buchtel
Father Heilman
Former York Resident Dies
Carl W. Hoch 64, former Nelsonville resident, died Sunday at his home 47 E Beaumont Rd Columbus. He left Nelsonville about 1914 and formerly worked at Nelsonville Foundry & Machine Co. A Maccabee he is survived by wife Marie Hoch two brothers George O Columbus Garrett M Nelsonville one sister Mrs Thomas Zeiher Columbus. Funeral Wednesday 2 p m at A A Shroyer funeral home Columbus. Burial Union Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call there.
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Nelsonville
Carl W. Hoch
E. Beaumont Rd
Columbus
Nelsonville Foundry & Machine Co
The
Maccabees
Marie Hoch
George O
Garrett M
Thomas Zeiher
Knights to Meet for Knight Conferred Rites
Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias meets Wednesday night at Castle Hall to confer the rank of Knight on local candidates and several from New Straitsville. Refreshments will follow.
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Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
New Straitsville
Bicycle crash claims life of 14 year old Charles Haver
In New Philadelphia Charles D. Haver, 14, died after his bicycle struck an automobile yesterday. The collision occurred at a crossing near the city, and authorities are investigating the accident.
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New Philadelphia
Charles D. Haver
Classified Ad Instructions and Rates
The notice lists ad formats from 8 to 60 lines with six words per line and 13 cents per line plus a minimum. It explains responsibility for one incorrect insert, urges checking the first night print, and provides phone contact 6242 for errors. It also outlines answering blind ads, address accuracy, anonymity, multiple day ads, and payment terms. Ad submissions must be received by 10:00 am for same day, with Sunday ads by 3:00 pm Saturday. telephone or mail payments from nearby points allowed for charge ads Also instructs to send copies not originals when references are requested.
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C.ompany
Cincinnati Markets Report Livestock And Poultry Prices
May 11 AP report from Cincinnati shows hog prices up 25 to 50 cents with top 21.75 for 160-225 lb barrows and gilts, cattle and calves selling steady with near load lots high good 1100-1150 lb steers at 30.00-30.75, vealers up to 30.00, stock steers around 28.30, and sheep mostly steady. Poultry and butter prices also listed with heavy poultry at 28-31 cents per pound and butter prints near 79-80 cents. Potatoes quoted 5.24-5.00 per cwt.
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Cincinnati
Thieves Crack Safe At Kiskorsky Market Net $5000
Police pursue thieves who cracked the Kiskorsky Food Market safe in Youngstown and stole about $5,000 yesterday. In Cleveland wage talks opened yesterday between Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers.
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Youngstown, CO
Kiskorsky
Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
CIO
United Rubber Workers
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Richland Ave
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H. R Parker
Box
Amesville
Homer Lee
Albany
Gilbert Hooper
Richland
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Hoover
Cal Paul Fiske
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
Athens County
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Logans
R. S. Schwartz
Maplewood Drive
Marie G Hotfe
Helwig's
Earl Simmons
First St
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Weber Heating Company
Tee
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E. State Street
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Newark
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Box 501
Athens Messenger
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Night Dishwasher
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Parkersburg
W.va
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Camden and
Broadway Ave
South Side
Cussins and Fearn Company
Seth Neely and Son
Athens RD
Beaumont
STREE
Tuppers Plains
Gordon Caldwell
Bustin Beauty School
Marinello System
EK Town St
Walker
Olan Collins
Carpenter
Charles Klingenberg
Athens R.D
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Flora
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Atkins
Pomeroy, Ohio
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Paul Hartley
New Hampshires
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Charles Cochran and Son
the Plains
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G. F
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Superior Electric CO
West State St
Kroger Super Mkt
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Anderson Picture Windows
Anderson Casement
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E. Schuster and Son
Higgins Feed Store
Dial 490
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New Holland
McCormick-Deering
Standard Supply CO
McConnelsville
Chesterhill
Athens Lumber CO
Don Radford
Back of the Plains High School
Glen Robinson
Hooper St
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