Legion Honors Ex Chiefs And Plans Memorial Services
Point Pleasant LegionPost 2 honors past commanders and charter members at a Monday meeting. A Memorial Day parade and services at Tu-Endie-Wei Park were planned, with talks by legion officers and members. Col. Charles Lewis funeral details and a history of the local D A R chapter are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kerr Blain
Manders
American Legion
Legion F Ice
Tu-Endie-Wei Park
Thon
Bernetta Mander
Powell Reynolds
Legionnaires
Yeaser
Main St
Charles Lewis
National Society of Ing
Marcus
James William
Hanna Rose Poffenbarger
Vernon Deweese
Berg Yeager
Chester A. Roush
Stanley Waldie
Heights Eub Church
Harry Childers
L. C. Bickle
R. C
D. L. Sayre
Lone Oak ‘Cemetery
Crow Funeral Home
Sunday Social at Yonker Home Highlights Local Guests
Yonker home hosted eighteen guests for a Sunday social with co host Mrs Lewis Mueller and Dr C B Stewart. Attendees included Mrs Hale Stewart and daughters Joyce Lee and Dianna plus Miss Betty Williams visiting from Parkersburg and Mrs Lilly Moore of Columbus. Local patients and visitors noted include medical patient Charles Brown at Holzer Hospital and Jean Call’s graduation visit in Clarksburg attended by Mrs Hite and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonker
Point Pleasant
Lewis Mueller
C. B. Stewart
Oak St
Covene
Charley Rainey
McCormick
Evans
W. Va
Hale Stewart
Joyce Lee
Dianna
Chase
Lee
Efferson Blvd
Mueller
Betty Wil
Ilams
Parkersburg
Lilly Moore
Columbus
P. F. Burns
Leon
Charles Brown
Main St
Holzer Hos
G. C. Hite
Pital
Maurice Hayes
Daugh
William Fields
Ters Maurey
James
Margrette Ave
Henderson
Clarksburg
Jean
Hite
Two Outfits To Go To Pt Knox Camp
Ten officers and 136 members form the convoy of an ordnance detachment for a two week camp at Fort Knox. Detachment heads Owens Rosebetty and Roy Ry. Franklin lead with Capt Schroeder Lt Roseberry Lt Killingsworth and warrants Fisher Jenkins Reynolds. Headquarters detachment is led by Maj Tatterson with warrants Jenkins Pierce and McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Aaith Ordnance Company
Owens Rosebetty
Cmm Ove
Fort Knox
Roy Ry. Franklin
Charles Jenkins
Ordnance Detachment
Fred Schroeder
Roseberry
Dan Killingsworth
George Fisher
Cleo Reynolds
Maj
Richard Tatterson
Eunice Pierce
Edle McDonald
Montgomery predicts missiles will replace bombers within 10 years
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery told a news conference in Winnipeg that guided missiles will take over about half the wartime duties of long-range bombers within a decade and could supplant 70 percent of tactical air forces. He warned leaders to plan for future warfare, not the last war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
NATO
Europe
Construction Activity Boosts 1956 Economy Outlook
Federal Reserve Board reports early 1956 construction remains a strong economic driver with April new building at 42 billion dollars seasonally adjusted. The article mixes recurring local school events and a distant Taj Mahal reference, reflecting eclectic clipping noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Radcliff
Lord High
North Wilton
Gladys Smith
Sion
John Palmer, Jr
Wallace Martin
Susan Sorrell
Serve
Melvin Cottrill
Charles Scheerschmidt
Connie Perry
Sonja Canade
Audrey Rowe
Julia Shiflett
John Palmer
Marvin Huston
Board of Education
New Koppers Plant Planned Across Ohio River From East Liverpool
East Liverpool area firm Umion- Koppers Co Inc of Pittsburgh announced purchase of a 285 acre Hancock County site across the Ohio River for a micatoie acid and vitamin supplement development facility. Plant to start next year with early 1957 completion. No cost or worker figures disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Umion— Koppers Co., Inc
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Hancock County
W. Va
Hamden Social Roundup Sees Distant Guests and Local Visits
Hamden residents entertained and visited over a busy period. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young with their sons Eldon and Lynne, plus Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Mrs. Edna Smith and Miss Rachel Smith attended Barbara Summers’s eighth grade commencement in South Shore, Kentucky. Hospital and school events featured births at Hocking Valley Hospital and a boy named Stevie McWilliams receiving weekly orthopedic clinic care at Columbus Children’s Hospital. Local travelers included the Gibsons of Blacklick and Columbus, the Kibbeys visiting Dr. and Mrs. Warner in Chesapeake, and many others from Allensville Wellston Lockbourne and Hamden assisting in hospital stays and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Richard Davis
Cynthia
Zell Davis
Newark
Robert Davis
Columbus
Ralph Young
Leland Webb
Hamden School
Eldon
Yne
John Thompson
Edna Smith
Rachael Smith
South Shore
Barbara Summers
Beryl Gibson
Blacklick
Robbert Gibson
Minnie
Gibson
Robert Kibbey
Lessie Kibbey
Warner
Chesapeake
Otto Depue
Charles Roberts
Robert Sorrell
Clarence Delong
Eva McWilliams
Geraldine
Logan
Ora Barker
Esta Sorrell
Allensville
Paul Sorrell
Wellston
John Holtz
Ham‘den
John McGathey
McGathey
University Hospital
Leland Matteson
Hocking ‘Valley Hospital
Mayme Crego
Palm Springs
Calif
Carroll Whittington
Franklin Nutt
Owen Wilbur
Holzer Hospital
Clarence Higgins
Harley McWilliams
Bob Pittenger
Dennis
Local visitors from Columbus on Charleston Road
Residents recall relatives as Mr and Mrs Sammie Doolittle and son of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs Moten Stanley on Charleston Road along with the wife’s sister and son and other kin in a family gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyland
W. C. Bowie
Sammie Doolitle
Columbus
Moten Stanley
Charleston Road
Turkish Cypriot Killed in Ambush Near Paphos
A Turkish Cypriot constable was killed and two other Cyprus security force members were wounded when they came under gunfire from an ambush while riding in a convoy near Paphos on Sunday night. The incident marks the fifth Turkish Cypriot policeman killed in the 14 month old conflict. US Army scout dogs are deployed in Cyprus to detect alien scents up to distances of 200 to 300 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Paphos
Committee Post Goes To Messick In Clendenin District
Dorothy Messick wins the Clendenin District committee post after defeating Lillian Arrington by two votes in a Mason County recount. Precincts counted include Beale Henderson Hammrick Wyoma Wood Buckle Hogsett Mt Olive Glenwood Palestine and St Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dorothy Messick
Clendenin
Lillian Arrington
Mason County Court
Beale
Henderson
Hammrick
Wyoma
Wood
Buckle
Hogsett
Mt. Olive
Glenwood
Palestine
St. Joe
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Pleasant Legion
Charles Jones
W. H. Chase
Monroe Ave
Nt Society
Pt. Knox Camp
Montgomery
Alice Price Collins
Richard Hagerty
Geona Canode Roof
Winton
Carl Trotter
Me ‘Vaughlin
John H. Burns
Dayton
Carl Cline
Dan Shelton
Charles Trent
Ployd Perry
Igence Core Applications
Inn Rawal Byussen
and Athe Mp
Elzayus
Cordelia Cooley
W. E Frances Folden
Bigony
Alba _ irony
Albany James
Pearl Folden
Oscar Bevins
Pikeville
Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Paul Nelson
Point Rock
Iladve Pierce
Royal Crown
Box 15-A
Brooklyn 1
N.Y
Messick
New Haven
Route 33
Trx
Fisher's
Golipotis
Ohio
Er Sey
Manet
Dom Re
Oon
Yee
ARTS
SEARS
Briggs & Stratton
Dunlap
Hove
Traftsman
Craftsman
Logan, Ohio
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