Talking Doll Built By Cleveland Technicians
Tibor Nagey and Clive Yeomans, engineers at a flight propulsion lab, build a home crafted talking doll that narrates stories, answers questions, and laughs. They plan facial expressions and eye movements, with firms showing interest for television ads and branding. The device can be linked to a phonograph for stories, and may tell a child to be quiet if needed.
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Cleveland
Tibor Nagey
Clive Yeomans
Flight Propulsion Laboratory
Nagey
Junior
Daddy
Graduation Speaker Named for Wa hama High 1950 Exercises
Mason Dr. C H Moffat of Marshall College was chosen as the speaker for Wa hama High School’s 1950 commencement on May 25 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Valedictorian is Patty Lou Smith and salutatorian Nancy Roney. The baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev George Weirick of St Paul Lutheran Church New Haven on May 21 at 8 p m. Class Night is set for May 23 at 8 p m. The graduating list released by Principal Clyde Foley includes 54 seniors such as Bill Cook Harold Boston Jack Fox Harold Davis Louis Gilland Eugene Hesson George Johnson Eck Johnson Billy Johnson Donald Kay Gerald Kelly Jimmy Layne Theodore Miller Bob Muncy Gene Riley John C Roush Vernon Roush Vernon Smith Bobby Stewart Ray Tucker Herman Van Matre Marion Ohlinger Charlotte Cooke Blanche Boston Billy June Cartwright Fannie Boston Juanita Capehart Naomi Goodnite Barbara Hoffman Barbara Howard Elzanna Johnson Mary Johnson Leota Kirby Jane Ann Kell Bonnie Litchfield Margie Lewis Pearl Mariani Barbara Rader Martha Redman Nancy Roney Belva Roush Irma Roush Sara L Roush Arlene Sayre Velma Shirley Patty Smith Aleta Snyder Dorothy Stone Mary Stewart Fay Tucker Joann Varian Paula Van Matre Nancy Webb and other classmates.
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MASON
C. H. Moffat
Marshall College
Wahama High School
Patty Lou Smith
Nancy Roney
George Weirick
New Haven
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Clyde Foley
Bill Cook
Harold Boston
Letart
Jack Fox
Clifton
Harold Davis
Louis Gilland
Hartford
Eugene Hesson
George Johnson
Eck Johnson
West Columbia
Billy
Belva Roush
Irma Roush
Sara L. Roush
Arlene Sayre
Velma Shirley
Patty Smith
Aleta Snyder
Dorothy Stone
Mary Stewart
Fay Tucker
Joann Varian
Paula van Matre
Nancy Webb
Bond Issue Support Urged At Henderson PTA Meeting
Support for Mason County school bond issue and special levy was urged at the Henderson School PTA meeting. E M Gillespie stressed the need for the levy while County School Superintendent Robert H Ferguson explained the improvement program. The event featured an operetta by fourth and fifth graders and a report on the school lunch program.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Henderson
Parent-Teachers Association
E. M. Gillespie
Robert H. Ferguson
Guy McWilliams
J. R. Gunneaux
Garland Mohr
Gunneaux
Louise Sommer
Board of Education
PTA
McWilliams
Rehabilitation Is Discussed at Lions Club Meeting
George H. Stewart of the Ohio Department of Public Assistance spoke on blind rehabilitation at a Lions Club meeting in Point Pleasant. He showed case history slides of rehabilitated Ohio blind. Ronald White outlined the Big Black Backers membership drive. Louis V. Mueller and Clarence Cox led the program.
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Point Pleasant
George H. Stewart
Quality Dairy
Marriage Licenses Filed in Point Pleasant Area
Clyde William Hubbard 22 of Syracuse Ohio and Mary Jane Stewart 17 of Mason along with Leo Franklin Young Jr. 21 and Lois Ann Booth 18 both of West Columbus were issued licenses in Point Pleasant on Saturday.
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Point Pleasant
Clyde William Hubbard
Syracuse
Ohio
Mary Jane Stewart
Mason
Leo Franklin Young, Jr
Lois Ann Booth
West Columbia
Social notes from Pt Pleasant recall family gatherings and nuptials
Mrs Emma Burnside hosted a luncheon at Main Street Fountain honoring granddaughter Naida Marion Leishman and her upcoming May 27 wedding to John George Mauthe of Richmond Calif. The read mentions many local guests and weekend visits across several households in St Albans and nearby towns.
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Point Pleasant
Emma Burnside
Viand St
St. Fountain
Naida Marion Leishman
John George Mauthe
Richmond
Calif
St. Albans
Leishman
Los Angeles
Andrew Leishman
Stop Sign Case Appeals To Circuit Court
Point Pleasant reports Aubrey Sayre of Robertsburg was found guilty of running a stop sign, fined $20 and costs after a collision at Route 35 Treble Road. He posted a $500 appeal bond as the case moved to circuit court. Delmer Lawrence Jones of Charleston was cited for speeding on Route 62 but failed to appear at a Monday hearing before Justice S A Simmons.
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Point Pleasant
Aubrey Sayre
Robertsburg
D. G. Wilfong
Treble Road
Sayre
Delmer Lawrence Jones
Charleston
Justice of the Peace
Intoxication Charges In Local Courts
Sidney Huddleston Jr of First Street posted a 19.50 cash bond in police court on intoxication charges. Herbert McDonald of First Street received a 20 day sentence and a 5 fine plus costs in magistrate's court.
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Point Pleasant
Sidney Huddleston, Jr
First
Two Injuries From Mason County Mishaps
Two Sunday traffic accidents in Mason County left two people with minor injuries. Mrs. Frank Ellison of Jefferson Boulevard received a facial cut and shoulder injury after a panel truck overturned on Route 62 south of Lakin. Elmer Jones, of Lincoln Avenue, struck the rear of a vehicle on Ripley Road near the Y injuring a three year old, with about 100 dollars damage to Jones’s car.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Frank Ellison
Jefferson Blvd
Point Clinic
Route 62
Lakin
Ellison
Elmer Jones
Lincoln Ave
Carl Gerlach
Chestnut Ridge
Ripley Road
George Elmer
Jones
Landscape Garden Tour Planned for Mason and Gallia Counties
County Agent W C Roberts announced a landscape garden tour set for Thursday in Mason and Gallia Counties. The program, arranged by WVU extension landscape architect T D Gray, visits locations including the Ohio Valley Experiment Station and homes of Dr L S Carrick, Dr D H Thomas, Mrs L J Morgan, and Merrill White, with a lunch and a final meeting at the Gallipolis courthouse.
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Point Pleasant
W. C. Roberts
Mason and
Gallia
T. D. Gray
Agricultural Extension Service
West Virginia University
Assembly
Ohio Valley Experiment Station
Ohio River Road
L. S. Carrick
Jefferson Blvd
Gallopils
Ohio
Court House
Billy Smith
Gallia County
D. H. Thomas
Portsmouth Road
L. J. Morgan
Edgemont Road
Merrill White
Garfield Ave
Roberts
Truck Car In Collision at 13th and Viand Street
City police report a collision Monday afternoon at 13th and Viand Streets involving a truck driven by Roy L. Thomas and a car driven by Mrs Olivia T. Hammans. Thomas said he was turning left onto 13th Street when struck. the car was heavily damaged per Chief FE Geiger and Patrolman Ray McClure.
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Point Pleasant—City
13Th and Viand Sts
Roy L. Thomas
Madison Ave
Olivia T. Hammans
Lakin State Hospital
Thomas
13Th Street
FE. F. Geiger
Ray MccClure
Milk Cans Upset Trooper Called Out
State Police Trooper R C Dilley was called out at 5 a m Monday after milk cans owned by Harold Neal were found broken and thrown over a bank along Route 2. Neals cans were damaged in the incident near Red Mud Ridge.
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Point Pleasant
R. C. Dilley
Dilley
Harold Neal
Red Mud Ridge
Route 2
Census-Taking Request Changed for Point Pleasant Residents
Mason County residents missed by the census taker are asked to call 736 Point Pleasant or write Crew Leader Frank Tillis. The previous instruction to contact the Huntington district office is rescinded.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Frank Tillis
Huntington
Tillis
Rainbow Girls raise funds for cancer drive in Point Pleasant
A Saturday cancer fund Tag Day in Point Pleasant reports $67.04 raised. Local Rainbow Girls led by Anna Lou Dunn as chairman and volunteers Ruth Ann Robinson, Shirley Thomas, Peggy Hatton, Wilma Smith, and Evalyn Riser contributed. County fund chair is Mrs. J R Schirmer.
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Point Pleasant
Cancer Fund
Rainbow Girls
Anna Lou Dunn
Ruth Ann Robinson
Shirley Thomas
Peggy Hatton
Wilma Smith
Evalyn Riser
J. R. Schirmer
Kanauga Open House and Community Notices
Open house at Kanauga School House featured a children's program and a birthday dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Reese Gallipolis and multiple Kananga residents. WSCS hosted by Mrs. Angie Wayne at Ralph Walker home. Arthur Rupe leased a Silver Bridge service station. Fair Haven Church added a new bell. Various Charleston and Athens visitors noted. Capt. Berkley Wright returns from the Trade Wind for a 38 day vacation. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Houck. Mason County Farm Youth Show committee to meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Kanauga
Kanauga School House
Olen Litchfield
Paul Reese
Gallipolis
Virginia Wright
Bob Shamblin
Joan Shamblin
Dorthy Wright
Joe Litchfield
Harvey Bishop
George Sheets
Kananga
W. M. Messlier
Ralph Miller
Charleston
W. C. Peard
Berkley Wright
Trade Wind
Verne Burridge
Shannon Houck
Christine Black
Mr. Crawford Dies Monday in Coolville
James Branch Crawford, 73, lifelong resident of the area near Guysville, died Monday evening at his home. He is survived by his wife Phoebe L. Hull Crawford, a son Raymond at home, brother Gilbert near Athens, and four sisters Blanche Fulton Athens Elma Butts Carrie Hill near Athens and Anna Fulton Audubon Iowa. His parents a daughter and one brother died earlier. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p m at Asbury Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Tuesday.
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Coolville
James Branch Crawford
Guysville
Garden
Phoebe L. Hull Crawford
Raymond
Gilbert
Athens
Blanche Fulton
Elma Butts
Carrie Hill
Anna Fulton
Audubon
Iowa
Asbury Church
J. H. Heinlein Found Dead in New Plymouth
James Hayes Heinlein age 58 was found dead in his bed Monday at noon at his home in New Plymouth. Funeral services held Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the Heinlein funeral home Logan with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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New Plymouth
James Hayes Heinlein
Heinlein
Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
FTC Renews Charges on Anahist Product
The FTC renewed charges against Anahist and Bristol-Myers Co. over advertisements for antihistamine products for colds calling them false and misleading. Anahist and Bristol-Myers denied the charges at the hearing opening yesterday.
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FTC
Cleveland
Federal Trade Commission
Anahist
Bristol-Myers Co
Bristol-Myers
Resistab
Trygve Lie Talks 90 Minutes With Stalin
Prime Minister Joseph Stalin and United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie spoke for 90 minutes at the Kremlin last night. The conference closed the Save the UN mission, which had brought Lie halfway around the world to meet the Russian leader. No details of the talks were disclosed.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Kremlin
Save the UN
Lie
Economic output climbs to new high in early 1949
Commerce Department economists say American output rose to a $263.9 billion annual rate in the first quarter, the second straight quarterly gain from a 1949 low. The report notes continued strength in goods and services as the boom persists.
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Washington
America
Commerce Department
Department
Garden Club to Exhibit for Vinton County Centennial
Mrs. Robert Burns hosted 16 members and two guests as the Radcliff club planned an exhibit for the Vinton County Centennial. Lizzie Wells provided entertainment at the potluck gathering. A June meeting is set at Albany Mrs. Emerson Bigony's home. Dwight E. McLaughlin of the U S Naval Air Force arrived home in Key West overnight during a cross country flight.
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Columbus
Maggie Pierce
Warren Lowe, Jr
Mansfield
Charles Roof
Elbert (Trapper) Roof
Lincoln
Jay Pendleton
Cincinnati Market Report May 16 Hog and Cattle Prices
Salable hogs 3500 with early trade moderately active and generally steady. Good and choice 180-250 lb hogs around 20.00. sows 14.25-16.25. cattle and calves steady with load lots of 740 lb heifers at 29.00 and steers 28.00. vealers 28-30. lambs 31-32. Prices and ranges for various weights and grades listed. poultry butter and potatoes also noted.
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Cincinnati
Classified Ad Rates and Procedures Notice
Public notice details classified ad deadlines for the Messenger. Rates per line, payment rules, blind ads handling, and conditions for errors and cancellations are outlined for three to six day insertions with phone and mail acceptance.
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Alord
Friendly Neighbor Club Meeting Notes and Local Socials
The Friendly Neighbor Club met at Mrs. Thomas Huddy’s Adams Street Nelsonville home with readings and contests awarding prizes to Mrs. Henry Todd Jr. Mrs. Herbert Ackison and Mrs. Everett White. A June 15 picnic at Rachelmacher Park Logan is planned. Local gatherings include visits among many residents and relatives across Nelsonville Logan and Columbus.
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Laurel
Friendly Neighbor Club
Thomas Huddy
Adams St
Nelsonville
Huddy
Henry Todd, Jr
Herbert Ackison
Everett White
John Norris
Fredrick Norris
Sharleen Norris
Bill Sparks, Jr
Beckie Ann
Lawrence Wolfe
Clarence Patton
Charles Patton
Donald Campbell
Donnie Campbell
Herman Bumegardner
Charles Wood
Arthur Todd
Rona Huddy
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
M. B. Hes
Blanche Moorehead
Harvey Wend
Wolfe Basin
Vance Wolfe
LaDonna
Millard Patton
Bob
Warren Sowers
Lee Harden
Union Furnace
C. J. Bumgardner
Frank Russel
Lester Kern
Herman Bumgardner
Clarence Green
Morris Volmar
Hardenville
Junior Dalton
Jimmy Connett
Henry Todd
Sandra Dicken
New Plymouth
Ladonna Wolfe
Bill Sparks
Clarence Streeter
Columbus
Walter Mason
the Diamond
PTA Group Set to Meet at Long Bottom School
Meigs PTA group will meet Wednesday at 8 PM at the Long Bottom school to discuss activities and plans for Reedsville and area families.
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Meigs Pta
Long Bottom
Reedsville Pta
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