Miller-Edgar Wedding Is Double-Ring Ceremony
Miss Charlotte Ann Edgar became the bride of William Howard Miller in a 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 11, union furnace EUB Church ceremony. The couple, both Union Furnace and Logan natives, plan a short northern Ohio honeymoon and reside at 368 S Mulberry St. Both graduates, she works for Sears in Logan and he for Frank Irvin and Son in Zanesville as a tool dresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charlotte Ann Edgar
William Howard Miller
Union Furace Eub
Paul Sellers
Charles Franklin Edgar
Union Furnace
Arthur Howard Miller
Mineral Ave
Mabel G. Prather
Wilbur Oeffler
Janice Edgar
Robert Miller
Miss Barbara Peoples to Wed William R. Lewis
Engagement announced for Miss Barbara Lynn Peoples daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Peoples English Road to William R Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Harold Lewis West Columbia. Miss Peoples a Point Pleasant High School graduate and Marshall College May 26 graduate. Mr Lewis also a Point Pleasant High School graduate employed by Ohio Valley Electric Kyger Creek. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Barbara Lynn Peoples
Robert E. Peoples
English Rd
William R. Lewis
Harold Lewis
West Columbia
Miss Peoples
Point Pleasant High School
Marshall College
Mr. Lewis
Ohio Valley Electric Co
Kyger Creek
California Family Visits Fair County for Reunion
John Hutchins of San Bernardino visits his three sisters in Gallia County, Mrs. Billy B. Matthews, Mrs. Daniel Evans, and Mrs. Wade Evans, with Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and their son Mel Chamberlain. A sister, Mrs. Walter McGhee, did not attend. Johnny Bill Matthews, GAHS tuba player, has been named to the All-Ohio Boys Band at the Ohio State Fair in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Hutchinson
San Bernardino
Calif
Gallia County
Billy B. Matthews
Daniel Evans
Vinton
Wade Evans
Rio Grande
Hutchinson
Mel Chamberlain
Walter McGhee
Matthews
Johnny Bill Matthews
GAHS
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital notes
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doss in Gallipolis and another to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson in Ravenswood. The notes list numerous admits and dismissals including Garland Nibert Gary Lane and many others from Gallipolis Wellston Ravenswood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Doss
Gallipolis
J. W. Thompson
Ravenswood
Wee Garland Nibert
Gary Lee Lane
W. G. Baronick
Pomeroy
Garland F. Folden
Leslie C. Hawley
Wellston
Carl EB. Addis
Oak Hill
Surgical
John L. Bennett
Jackson
John James
Hartford
Brycie Stephens
Henderson
Four Marriage License Applications Filed in county clerk office
In Point Pleasant and New Haven area, four couples filed marriage license applications. Charles Edward Cremains 22 from Glenwood and Judith Ann Duffer 18 from Fraizer Bottom. Frank M Ward 46 from New Haven and Venus L Ward born to Ferguson Lynins. John Freeman Roush 20 from New Haven and Shirley Ruth Lyons 17 from Mason Lake Lyons. Richard Grinstead 30 from New Haven and Ella Grinstead from New Haven with Marjorie Johnson 22 of Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles Edward Cremeans
Glenwood
Selby
Rebecca Hoffman Cremeans
Judith Ann Duffer
Fraizer Bottom
Russell
Eileen Meadows Duffier
Frank M. Ward
Oda Ward
New Haven
Venus L. Ward
William T
Nerissa Ferguson Lynins
John Freeman Roush
Herbert and
Louise Bush Roush
Shirley Ruth Lyons
Charles
Ruth Lake Lyons
Mason
Richard Grinstead
Fred Gibbs
Ella Grinstead
Marjorie Johnson
Leonard
Voneda Young Roush
Middleport
Fire damages car on Sixth Street in Pont Pleasant
An estimated $200 damage occurred to Wiley Bonds Jr.'s car when wiring caught fire on Sixth Street at 6 45 p m Monday. Firemen J C Parsons and Harry Flowers extinguished the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont Pleasant
Wiley Bonds, Jr
Sixth St
J. C. Parsons
Harry Flowers
Council Calls Extra Session For Thursday
A village special meeting is called for Thursday night to consider purchasing a tractor for the street department and to discuss village employee insurance coverages. Demonstrations were held by Brown Truck Sales of Pomeroy and other firms, with tests at the cemetery and Park Street. Attending were Councilmen Miller Zerkle Fisher Arnold Covert Mayor Fisher and street foreman Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Brown Truck
Pomeroy
Park St
David C. Miller
John Zerkle
Clinton Fisher
James Arnold
Ernest Covert
C. O. Fisher
Lewis Ellis
Middleport Social Notices Bring Local Residents Home
Middleport residents and visitors fill weekend scenes with Airman Ira Ray Butcher and Airman Jerry Friday in town for a 48 hour pass. Local patrolman Herbert Gilkey takes two weeks vacation, with plans to visit Columbus. Various family events unfold from Rutland to Gallipolis as nurses students and clergy attend church and school functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Butcher
Ira Ray Butcher
Youngstown Municipal
Jerry
Parkersburg
Russell Wilson
Colleen
Dale Carl
Judy
Lucy Gregg
Karen Susie Allensworth
Robert Coats
Christine
Val Edgar Reynolds
Lynn
Morgantown
Val
Richard Chambers
Eric
Hemlock Grove
Boy Scout Court of Honor
N. C. Welch
Holzer Hospital
Main St
Walter Burns Harris
S. Second Ave
Jane
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Athens
Marilyn Sue
Earl Knight
D. C. Miller
Mary Carolyn
Ohio University
E. M. Blake
George Childs
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Gallipolis
Cherole Blake
Janis Childs
Weekend visits and family gatherings noted in Gallipolis personals
Mrs Arnold Dickerson spent Mother's Day weekend in Athens at Ohio University visiting her son Mike. Freddie Miller and guests Dick Reiman of Charleston visited Ohio State. Cheryl Ann Thomas vacationed in Rio Grande with grandparents and attended May day at Rio Grande College. The Miller family hosted Mary Lou at home from Ohio State. Frank Wetherholt Jr and family visited relatives in Gallipolis. Rosemary Lyons stayed with her parents. Gaynard Christ visited his mother in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Dickerson
Athens
Ohio University
Mike
Freddie Miller
Ohio State University
L. Claude Miller
Dick Reiman
Charleston
Ohio State
Columbus
Cheryl Ann Thomas
Rio Grande
John Dale Miller
Rio Grande College
Millers
Mary Lou
Frank Wetherholt
Karl
Martha Sue
Marietta
Richard E. Smeltzer
Rickey and
Debbie
Worthington
Mead Smeltzer
Rosemary Lyons
Huntington
Frank Lyons
Gaynard Ghrist
Mary Ghrist
Mary Dennis
George Hoeflich
James Clatworthy
Twila
Theo Neutzling
Susie
Parkersburg
W Va
P. E. Stanley
Dorothy Mees
Stanley
University Hospital
Mees
Virgil V. Brown
Wilbur Hood
Chillicothe
Hood
Oscar Moore
Russell Grimm
Mansfield
Bert Grimm
Jerry Ward
Moundsville
W. Va
Cecil Ward
Katherine Bengel
Hannah, Cramer
Cincinnati
Harold Brabbin
Dunbar
C. E. W. Downie
Ladies Aid to Meet Pomeroy at St Pauls Lutheran
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will hold a meeting at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Pomeroy
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harmony and Schorr Wed at St John LogAn
Kay Ellen Harmony and Richard Joseph Schorr wed at St John’s Catholic Church Logan on May 3 in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of A. E. Harmony, wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a pearl headpiece. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Schorr. After a wedding breakfast, guests from several cities attended. The couple plans residence in Lancaster after a New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Kay Ellen Harmony
A. E. Harmony
Washington St
Nelsonville
Richard Joseph Schorr
Rolland Schorr
Gallagher Ave
Charles P. Foy
Sumner Martin
Lawrence Schorr
Mr. Schorr
Don Harmony
Charles Schorr
Lancaster
Blosser’s
Columbus
Akron
New Lexington
Union Furnace
Harmony
New York City
Nelsonville High School
Miss Harmony
Lorene Modeling School
Schorr
Logan High School
Bliss College
WHOK
Ohio Avenue
Pomeroy Social Notes Contest Results at Pomona Grange
Mrs Pauline Adkins announced the Meigs County Pomona Grange sewing contest results held at Rutland High School. 24 finalists represented subordinated granges with 13 adults 8 youth and 3 junior entries. Winners included Madge Johnson Athens Route 4 first in adults May Strothers Macon second in youth Lanna Turner Laurel first and Virginia Johnson Racine second in youth and junior first Sue Ann Myers Long Bottom second Melanie Brown Reedsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Adkins
Meigs County
Pomona Grange
Rutland High School
Madge Johnson
Athens Route 4
Helen Jeffers
Columbia Grange
May Strothers
Macon
Clothine Blackwood
Harrisonville Grange
Lanna Turner
Laurel Grange
Virginia Johnson
Racine
Maxine Price
Great Bend Grange
Sue Ann Myers
Long Bottom
Carl Kautz
Chester Grange
Melanie Brown
Reedsville
Josephine Ritchie
Olive Grange
Betty Ott
Gallipolis
Helen Milton
Homer Higgins
Athens
Health Guide Distribution Is Started
The Meigs County Health Council announces completion of a health services directory. Six thousand copies will be mailed to all homes listing area hospitals services agencies local doctors nurses and emergency services. Donations to cover printing costs are welcomed to Mrs Glenn Lee Pomeroy Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Lee
Pomeroy Route 1
WSCS Holds Installation of Officers
Ravenswood The Rev F Rossing Smith pastor of Wal ton Memorial Methodist Church will install officers at the final meeting of the Women s Society of Christian Service on Monday May 26 At the conclusion of the business session, names will be drawn for new Circles for next year and chairmen selected, the following will be installed: Mrs Earl Chambers president Mrs Carlton Denning vice president Mrs Darrell Fox secretary and Miss Selman Harris treasurer Mrs O C Ressegger promotion secretary Mrs Hubert Kelly Jr Missionary Education secretary Mrs W K Rector student secretary Mrs Oleta Haynes Youth secretary Mrs Martha Newman Children Secretary Mrs Randall McDonald Spiritual Life Mrs Austin Champ Literature and Publica tion Mrs Elsie Smith Supply secretary and Mrs Helen Ferguson Status of Women
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
F. Rossing Smith
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Earl Chambers
Carlton Denning
Darrell Fox
Selman Harris
O. C. Ressegger
Hubert Kelly, Jr
W. K. Rector
Oleta Haynes
Martha Newman
Randall McDonald
Austin Champ
Elsie Smith
Helen Ferguson
North Ravenswood Civic Club Elects Two New Members
The final meeting of the North Ravenswood Civic Club at the EUB Church included a covered dish supper with families present. President Mrs. Alvie Kidder led a short session, voting in two new members Mrs. Lucian Hughes and Mrs. Vivian Scaggs, and appointing committees for the year ahead. About 25 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
North Ravenswood
Charles Rhodes
Leona Compston
Paul Bumgarner
William Pinnell
Nancy Cunningham
Charles Bowman
George Davis
Charles McGavran
Roy Easter
Norman Holliday
Edwin Patterson
Robert Rhodes
Howard Blake
Fisher Store Adopts Hospitalization Plan
Fisher Store adopts Blue Cross Blue Shield hospital and medical prepayment plan for employees starting June 1 1958. Owner James T. Fisher will contribute part of the dues for membership in these nonprofit organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Fishers Department Store
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Huntington
James T. Fisher
Echoes of Assam Presented at Homemakers Meeting
Homemakers of the First Baptist Church held a regular meeting in the church social rooms. Mrs. D. E. Mandry and Mrs. H. D. McPherson presented Echoes of Assam. Mandry read a Mission Magazine article by Kenny V. Dotson on hospit alization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
Assam
D. E. Mandry
H. D. McPherson
First Baptist Church
Circle Ends Work at Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Circle 3 of Walton Memorial Methodist Church concluded its years work with a devotional period led by Mrs. Elsie Smith. Mrs. Ray Gilbert, chairman, presided and a card was sent to a sick member. About fourteen members attended the gathering hosted by Mrs. Fonda Bailes and Mrs. Lucy Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
Fonda Bailes
Lucy Reynolds
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Ray Gilbert
Elsie Smith
Cincinnati market report shows egg and poultry price ranges
The Cincinnati market lists eggs by grade and size with price ranges from 20 to 40 cents per case or per unit, including U S A jumbo and large to medium categories. Poultry prices paid at farms for No 1 quality fryers and hens range from 12 to 25 cents, with potatoes priced around 3.00 to 5.40 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S. A
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Athens Messenger
William Miller
California
Ical
Anna Dawson
Spencer
Robert T. Spears
Ironton
Med
Robert E. Sayre
Donald F. Weaver
Ines S. Arms
Ray
Boyd
Crown City
Paul E. Click
Keith McClung
Roy C. Baker
Medical
Clay Halley
Flowers
el Seymour
Carla Fellure
Dennis Part
Jack Johnson
John Jones
Eugene Mounday
Dennis Rollins
Robert Johnson
Onerg
Lawrence
Paula
Council
Richard Schorr
Pomeroy Social Notes
Mrs. Clark
Women's Auxiliary
Grace Episcopal Church
Retorn
Cedric W. Clark
Pomeroy Personals
Dorothy Will
WSCS
Civic Group
Fisher Store
Madetta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
Harold Goddard
William Maxwell
Bremen
Mildred Guseman
Shafer St
Ohio
Marion E. Stewart
Uhlman’s
Gert
Lodges
Eagles
John Easterling
Chrysler
Joe Nogrady
Truetown
Willys
Cincinnati Livestock
USDA
U.S
Clifford Auto Sales
Columbus Road
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St. Ph
Platt's
Rambler Sales
Donnie
Dannie's Trailer Sales, Inc
Route
Ford
McCormick
John Deere
Gail Watkins
Housetrailer
Trailer Park
CZ. E
Vincent Smlls
Auto Service
Land's Gulf Service
Cushman
Schwinn
Whizzer
White's Shop
Imperial
Cadillac
Victoria
Mercury
N. Court ST
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