Study Club Spring Party Is Planned
GLOUSTER The Junior Progressive Study Club met at the home of Mrs Enlow Grubbs Monday evening with Mrs Roger Kittle presiding. A business session finalized plans for the spring party and program leader Mrs Pressley Brown presented a piece on The Life of Adeline De Watt Reynolds. Lunch followed for a long list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen and
Edne Binderbasin
Willis Blower
Pressley Brown
Karl Bodenbender
John Carter
John Cunningham
Richard Guinther
Robert Horn
Eugene Jones
Roger Kittle
Richard Morris
Glenn McDonald
Gilbert Stephenson
Dan Teater
Frances Thomas
Elton Swart
Malcolm Davies
Circuit Court Recesses After Guilty Verdict
POINT PLEASANT Circuit Court recessed until Monday morning after a jury found James Earl Pullin guilty of driving while intoxicated. He received six months in jail and a 10 year license revocation. Jury spoke in about 20 minutes. Pullin had pleaded guilty in a local magistrate's court last year. Also, condemnation actions against H A Lieving and J C Cook et al by the Mason County Board of Education were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James Earl Pullin
Pul
Lin
Alfred Barnett
Raymond Eckard
Otis Noes Charles Foglesong
Ward Hill
Russell Ball
J. H. Fauver
W. B. Sturgeon
Dencil Jarrell
Edward A. Ryan
H. 8. Hudson
W. E. Hereford
H. A. Lieving
J. C. Cook
Mason County Board of Education
Pt Pleasant Social Notes: Church Guild Luncheon and Meeting
The Service Guild of Christ Episcopal Church held a luncheon and business meeting in the church parish house on Wednesday with president Mrs. O. L. Easley presiding. A rummage sale report was given and plans were made for housecleaning day June 6 under Mrs. O. O. Easley and Miss Juliet Smith. A potluck dinner will be served at noon. Hostesses were Mrs. Easley Mrs. Harold Summerville and Mrs. Walter A. Windsor. Others present included Mrs. Harold Summerville Mrs. Gail Faires Mrs. Milton L. Miller Mrs. T. Stribling Mrs. F. W. Ingraham Mrs. Roberta S. Meyer Mrs. William Meade Miss Reba Beale Mrs. Bessie Berry Mrs. C. O. Durfee Mrs. Frank Aldred Mrs. Hayden Lockhart and Miss Juliet Smith. The group closed with devotional led by Mrs. Charles Stephenson and Miss Lucy Rice. The 4H pledge was given and songs sung. Members discussed 4H spirit with Virginia Austin head Buster Rice Martha Rice and Charles Everett Stephenson. Howard Edwards Jr. demonstrated seed potatoes and planting prep, followed by a reading by Loretta Lucas. The Women of Circle Three of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Ross Filson’s home in Jefferson Thursday afternoon. Prayers opened the meeting with Scripture read by Miss Mary McCulloch. Mrs. Warren T. King gave a talk on the lesson Do You Keep God First Life. Hostess provided a dessert course for the guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Guild of Christ Episcoal Church
O. L. Easley
O. O. Easley
Juliet Smith
Easley
Harold Summerville
Walter A
Charles Stephenson
Lucy Rice
West Virginia
Virginia Austin
Buster Rice
Martha Rice
Charles Everett Stephenson
Howard ‘Edwards, Jr
Mis. Loretta Lucas
Circle Three
The
Presbyterian Church
Ross Filson
Jefferson
Eugene Sterrett
Mary McCulloch
God
Warren T. King
Sterrett
King
McCulloch
I. G
PTA Retains Roosevelt School Officers in Annual Meeting
Roosevelt school PTA met Tuesday for a pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. Old officers were retained for the coming year: Mrs. Charles Stephenson as president, Walton Egatie as vice president, and Mrs. Ruby Lee as secretary and treasurer. The homeroom banner went to Mrs Hoy Pullin’s room for most parents present. Principal Francis McCulloch noted a 144 member PTA. The American Leader 4-H Club presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
PTA
Charles’ Stephenson
Walton’ Egatie
Ruby Lee
Hoy Pullin
Francis McCulloch
Charlies Everett Stephenson
Heights EUB Church Banquet Hosts Women’s Society Event
The annual mother-daughter banquet sponsored by the Women's Society of World Service of Heights EUB Church will be held in the church dining room Monday evening. Mrs. Raymond Musgrave will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service of Heights Eub Church
Raymond Musgrave
Guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Dawson Visit From Columbus
Guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Dawson of 123 English Road include Mr and Mrs Erwin Williams and their son Erwin Jr from Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Dawson
English Rd
Erwin Williams and Son
Erwin, Jr
Columbus
Monroe Rites Conducted
Funeral services for William Emory Monroe Sr. were held at 2:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Lawrence Davis and the Rev. C. G. Billups assisted. Burial followed at Suncrest Cemetery with a Masonic graveside service. Mason County Post 23 of the American Legion presented the flag to the family. Monroe, former chief clerk of the Coast Guard Merchant Marine inspection office, was active in local groups. pallbearers were Russell Stone C E Lawhead Wal Lewis Vernon Clifton Tom Meuffin and BE Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Emory Monroe
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Davis
Eleanor
C. G. Billups
Buyial
Suncrest Cemetery
Mason County Post 23
American Legion
U. S. Coast Guard Merchant Marine Inspection Office
Monroe
Russell Stone
C. E. Lawhead
Wal Lewis
Vernon Clifton
Tom Meuffin
BE. E. Buffington
Five Drivers Face Court
Mason mayor Edward Rickard issued warnings to two motorists arrested for running a red light while three other operators forfeited bonds in mayor’s court Tuesday night. Robert Clark and Eugene J. Seeling were warned after arrests by Constable Edward Turley. Bonds forfeited were Otis Nelson ten dollars for speeding and passing at an intersection, John Earl Kelly twenty dollars for speeding, and Donald Eugene Maiden ten dollars for reckless driving.
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Mason
Edward Rickard
Mayor's Court
Robert Clark
Eugene J. Seeling
Edward Turley
Otis Nel‘son
John Earl Kelly
Donald ‘Eugene Maiden
Stamps Available at Clerk for Hunters in National Forest
Stamps required to hunt and fish in the national forest are at the county clerk's office in Point Pleasant. Purchasers must have stamps by January 6. Revenue from stamp sales funds park maintenance. Notations include numerous probate court accounts and estate filings with hearings set for mid 1951 and various administrators and executors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Class Sermon To Be Heard Sunday
Point Pleasant preparations for Baccalaureate services for Point Pleasant High School seniors take place Sunday at 11 a.m. in the junior high gym. Rev. S. D. Rexrode of Trinity Methodist delivers the sermon with a union service. Invocations, readings, choir, and benediction follow by local church ministers in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
D. Rexrode
Trinity Methodist Church
Rexrode
F. H. Capehart
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Church Choir
W. C. Bowie
Christ Episcopal Church
D. M. Dorsey
Main Street Baptist Church
Pt Pleasant Churches Service Schedule And Listings
Church notices from Pt Pleasant list Trinity Methodist Evangelical United Brethren Christ Episcopal Presbyterian Krebs Chapel Main Street East Christian Science Methodist Circuit with multiple churches and pastors. Sunday schools, youth fellowships, and worship times are given for each church including special events like bac calaureate sermons and church anniversaries across multiple locations in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist
S. D. Rexrode
Juni
Methodist
Evangelical United Brethren
F. H. Capehart
Heights
Youth Fellowship
WSWS
Bellemead
Christian Endeavor
Christ Episcopal
W. C. Bowie
Episcopal Youth Fellowship
Lakin
Presbyterian
Pioneer Fellowship
KREBS
Donald Lockhart
Main Street
Daniel M. Dorsey
Christian Science
Main St
C. E. Haney
Vaught Memorial
Henderson
Mt. Union
Beech Hill
Pine Grove
Leon Baptist
C. B Billups
Harmony
Concord Baptist Parish
M. M. Malcolm
Mason County
George C. Werrick
St. Paul's New Haven
Zion
Broad Run
Luther League
St. Mark's
Upper Flats
Wahama High School
AWOL Soldier Starts Trip Back to Camp
Pvt. Charles W. Randolph begins journey to Camp McCoy Wisconsin after state police officers take him into custody. He has been AWOL since May 1 from the Wisconsin Army camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles W. Randolph
Camp McCoy
Wis
Russell Nott
D. G. Wilfong
State Police
Wiseconsin
Births Report From Point Clinic Notes
Mrs Sidney Harless of Langsville Ohio has a son born. MITTED James M Gill of Apple Grove. Released Winford Osborn of Ashton and Mrs Nicholas Krodel of Point Pleasant, and their son.
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Sidney Harless
Langsville
Ohio
James M. Gill
Apple Grove
Winford Osborn
Ashton
Nicholas Krodel
Point Pleasant
Hemlock and Mansfield Families Meet at Various Homes
Mr and Mrs Norman Sanders of Kenton spent a night with Mr and Mrs Gerald Tharp. Mrs Dottie Allen and son Stephen of New Lexington visited Mrs Florence Hines in Crooksville. Jay Johnson of Chicago visited Tharp family and Charles Davis. Brice Tharp of Mansfield spent a weekend with Homer Tharp. Gladys Faires was called to Detroit for her daughter's illness. Mr and Mrs Deiman Barker of Columbus visited Kenneth Barker. Mr and Mrs Ralph Binkley and sons of Amanda visited. Mrs Josephine Orce visited Bert Binkley. Glenna Williams also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memlock
Norman Sanders
Kenton
Gerald Tharp
Dottie Allen
Stephen
New Lexington
Frank Hines
Florence Hines
Crooksville
Jay Johnson
Chicago
Tharp
Charles Davis
Glenda Tharp
Ira Davis
Thornville
Brice Tharp
Mansfield
Homer Tharp
Gladys Faires
Detroit
Deiman Barker
Columbus
Kenneth Barker
Ralph Binkley
Amanda
Josephine Orce
Bert Binkley
Glenna Williams i
Glouster church news notes meetings and services
Local church notices list a busy slate of weekly services across several denominations. Details include Sunday schools at 9:30 a.m. and varied preaching, prayer, and midweek programs led by ministers such as Rev. Devol Rev. Mathias and Rev. Teater, plus missionary and youth activities at multiple congregations in Glouster and nearby towns.
Wahama High School Banquet and Prom Tonight
Wahama High School juniors and seniors hold their annual banquet in the high school gym tonight at seven o clock followed by a prom at eight thirty with music by Chuck Stanley orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahama
MASON
Wahama High School
Chuck Stanley
Class To Meet GLOUSTER-The Builders Class of Jacksonville EUR Church
The Builders Class of the Jacksonville EUR Church met Friday evening in the church social rooms. Garnet Wicks chaired as vice president and officers were chosen for the year including Oma Grimm as president, Garnet Wicks as vice president, Jean Brown as secretary, Inez Campbell as treasurer, and Jean Brown as news reporter. The next meeting will be held in the church basement room on June 1.
Glouster Personal Visits Noted Among Regional Guests
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley welcomed Myron and Mrs. Thomas of Malta and Charles Kelley and Mrs. Kelley of Athens. Also honored were Bernice Smith of Bishopville Donald Baker of Glouster and Clyde Brown of Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelley
Myron Thomas
Malta
Charles Kelley
Athens
Bernice Smith
Bishopville
Donald Baker
Glouster
Clyde Brown
Guysville
Boosters to Meet Glouster on Monday Evening
The Jacksonville Trimble Boosters Club will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville- Trimble Boosters Club
Miracle Vitamins With Iron Solusels Ad
An old Athens Ohio advertisement promotes Miracle Vitamins with Iron Solu seal tablets. It claims benefits for nerves stomach skin and blood with a price of 2.50 for 100 tablets and mail orders plus 25 cents for wrapping postage and tax. Sold only at Quick's Drug Store located on the way to the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's Drug Store
Athens
Ohio
Mrs. Darling Is Hostess At Catholic Ladies Club
Mrs. Gertrude Darling hosted the Catholic Ladies Study Club meeting in the church hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Joe Wolf led the session, readings were given by several members, a social hour followed with games, and lunch was served to attendees including additional named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gertrude Darling
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Joe Wolf
Josephine Hedfelt
Father Frank
Mary Jennice
William Echsteramper
Lena Covella
Martha Covella
E. M. Ley
T. A. Noon
Lena Orndorf
Leo Smith
Elsie Peck
Nary Fydroski
Couples Class to Meet in Trimble and Jacksonville
The young married couples of Jacksonville and Trimble will meet Tuesday evening at the home of a member. The class gathers on the first and third Tuesdays each month. A children’s group will meet at the Trimble church at 7 p.m. to prepare gifts for mothers for Mother’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Sam Johnson
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