Fourteen Arraigned In Point Pleasant On Weekend Arrests
Justice of the Peace S A Simmons arraigned fourteen people Monday in Point Pleasant on weekend arrests. Seven men fined ten dollars for intoxication include Roush Reed Kuikart Cunningham Baker Booth Stanley and others. Zemery Evans billed fifty dollars for DUI. Five pleaded guilty to morals charges with twenty dollar fines. Martin Cox fined twenty five for license issues. Marriage licenses issued for Jones and Gay and Vaughan and Withers in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simmons
James F. Roush
William Reed
Kenneth Alvin Kuikart
Lawrence Persinger Cunningham
Hartford
James Franklin Baker
Harry Everett Booth
West Columbia
Harley Stanley
Mason
Zemery Evans
Kanawha County
Audrey Catherine Stewart
Viola Max
Loman Paul Jones
Wane da Mae Gay
William Curtis Vaughan
Fort Worth
Tex
Dorothy Marian Withers
Local Group Plans Red Cross Bloodmobile Visit in June
Local committee members met with Red Cross representatives at the Junior High School to plan a bloodmobile visit on June 4. The drive aims to supply plasma for Korea, support local hospitals, and stock civilian defense stores. The 125 pint quota runs 11 am to 5 pm with each group responsible for donor numbers. Attendees included Virgil Siders, Mrs. Mathegon, Mrs. King, and local civic leaders from the American Legion Auxiliary and Kiwanis, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Red Cross
United Nations Orces
Korea
Luther Crump
Armed Forces
Chosin
Virgil Siders
E. S. Mathe
July Fourth Events Set for Point Pleasant
Captain Billy Bryant chairs the Fourth of July planning at Point Pleasant and meets with Fire Chief Roy Jackson and Chamber of Commerce head Warren T. King to arrange a parade, fireworks, and a printed program. A queen contest, horse show, and carnival may join if arrangements allow. Heslop, the fourth committee member, was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Billy Bryant
Roy Jackson
Warren T. King
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Heslop
Point Clinic Notes Admits and Releases Surgeries
Patient list notes admissions for surgeries including Mrs. James Sargent, Miss Louise Beller of Arbuckle, and Andrew Knopp of West Columbia, with one patient, Ralph George of Vinton, released. Also shows Harry Glenn of Vinton and Mrs. William Williams at 2609 Coln Ave as surgery cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sargent
Louise Beller
Arbuckle
Harry Glenn
Vinton
William Williams
Coln Ave
Andrew Knopp
West Columbia
Poppy Day Set For May 26 In Pt Pleasant
Pt Pleasant residents will buy poppies on May 26 to aid wounded and disabled veterans. Funds go to veterans welfare, with 247.20 disbursed locally last year and 125 from the auxiliary general fund. Two men, Marcus and Ralph Hoplite, were jailed for intoxication. Also notices call for bids to furnish a military storeroom for Ohio University with submission details and bond requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
D Wilfong
American Legion Auxiliary
Chester Roush
Mason County
American Legion
Auxiliary State Department
Ashtabula
Ohio
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Huntington Veterans Hospital
Hopemont Hospital
Pinecrest Veterans
Auxiliary
Ohio University Aes
East Peece
Ohio University Stadium
Tae
Ohio University
Athens
W. A. Herbert
Mason County Land Transfers Shake Up Local Holdings
Mason County records show several property transfers including Charles B Cundiff and Zelma Cundiff selling to Mason Builders in New Haven. Rhineholdt E Schwarz and Reba Schwarz selling lot 9 to Chris and Elizabeth Fruth. J S Lamaster and Ethel Lamaster selling 50 acres and 42 acres in Cologne District to Nora Edwards. Ruben H McCoy Jr and Sara Mae McCoy selling four tracts in Robinson District to R F Musgrave. Arthur Gibbs and Murel Gibbs selling lot 21 in Hartford to Charles Lidgar and Helen Lidgar. Anora Kenny Ingraham and Forrest W Ingraham selling a lot in Point Pleasant to W F Johnson and Ora A Johnson. Harriette E Rockwell and Cortland Rockwell selling two Hartford lots to Claude W Fields and Margaret F Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Cundiff
Zelma Lee Cundiff
Mason Builders
New Haven
Rhineholdt E. Schwarz
Reba N. Schwarz
Chris Fruth
Elizabeth Fruth
Mason
J. S. Lamaster
Ethel Lemaster
Nora Edwards
Cologne
Ruben H. McCoy, Jr
Sara Mae McCoy
R. F. Musgrave
Robinson
Arthur Gibbs
Murel Gibbs
Charles Lidgard
Helen Lidgard
Hartford
Anora Kenny Ingraham
Forrest W. Ingraham
W. F. Johnson
Ora A. Johnson
Point Pleasant
Harriette E. Rockwell
Cortland
Harmon Leads Armed Forces Day Observance in Point Pleasant
Observance of Armed Forces Day in Point Pleasant was guided by general chairman H. H. Harmon. The three events were led by Grover Hite with a banquet, a dance, and a recreation committee from Mason County Post 23. Assistants included Rev. C. G. mg, Doris McMillin, Mary Hyre, Nellie Henson, and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
H. H. Harmon
Grover Hite
Rade
C. G. Mg
Doris McMillin
Mary Hyre
Nellie Henson
Mason County
Reba Caldwell
Buck Fruth
Pleasant area personals note weekend visits and local updates
Pt Pleasant residents Mr and Mrs Forrest Clark of Point Pleasant and Mr and Mrs Claude Clark of Gallipolis visited relatives in Columbus last weekend. Miss Marjorie Waldie returned home from New York City after a brief visit. Mr and Mrs John Spiggie hosted Miss Nina Spiggle of Buckhannon and Miss Bess Spiggle of New York City. Frank Lemaster of Point Pleasant, ill for days, was taken to his brother’s home near Southside by the local ambulance. Pvt Kenneth Bragg, former Mason County 4 H agent, visited on a 20 day Camp Polk furlough and expected transfer to California. Mr and Mrs Gerald Pryor and daughter were weekend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Homer Mattox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Clark
Point Pleasant
Claude Clark
Gallipolis
Columbus
Marjorie Waldie
New York City
John Spiggie
Nina Spiggle
Buckhannon
Bess Spiggle
Frank Lemaster
Southside
Kenneth Bragg
Mason County
Camp Polk
California
Gerald Pryor
Homer Mattox
Jefferson Blvd
Largest prehistoric rhinoceros towers above plains
The Encyclopedia Britannica catalogs a giant land mammal, a prehistoric rhinoceros, standing about 18 feet tall and 27 feet long. It could reach and feed on branches up to 22 feet high, illustrating the extraordinary size and feeding ability of ancient megafauna.
SHERIPI'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN ATHENS OHIO
Ohio shows a public auction of an undivided one third life estate in a two story brick house at 82 Mill Street Athens. Property appraised at 4000 dollars, min bid 2666.66. Sale set for June 24 1952 at 1 50 p m at the east door of the county courthouse Athens. Sheriff George Bateman and attorney W Finsterwald represent the case in the Common Pleas Court Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheripi
State of
Ohio
Athens
Minnie Maxwell
Recorder of
Athens County
Mill Street
Sase
George Bateman
Dorothy Cres
W. Finsterwald
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Paramount Picture
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