Sense Of Humor Found In New Jersey Election
New Jersey voters face a crowded ballot as Henry Krajewski of Secaucus runs for U S Senate under the Politicians Are Jokers party label after a 1956 presidential bid. Alaska Maine election barometer shifts noted with 1960 changes and many incumbents retire or seek new offices across the nation.
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New Jersey
William F. Arbogast
Washington
U. S
Henry Krajewski
Secaucus
Krajewski
Senate
House
John Nowlin Services Held at Ashton Baptist Church
Funeral services for John Henry Nowlin 82 retired farmer of Apple Grove were held Tuesday at the Ashton Baptist Church with Rev. Clyde Levine presiding. He died Sunday in Huntington hospital survived by his widow Ella Nowlin two foster sons Rev. Charles Rogers Harold Jeffers two foster daughters Minnie Jeffers Linda Carpenter three brothers Jude Nowlin William Nowlin and three sisters Pearl Holley Bird Roach Lena Seriskie. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
John Henry Nowlin
Apple Grove
Ashton Baptist Church
Clyde Levine
Nowlin
Huntington
Ella Nowlin
Charles Rogers
Harold Jeffers
Minnie Jeffers
Glenwood
Linda Carpenter
Jude Now
Couple Seeks License in Point Pleasant as 22 Licenses Issued
A marriage license application from Howard Leroy Fisher 25 and Dorothy Ann Crump 16 is filed in the county clerk's office in Point Pleasant. The October 22 issuance by county clerk Orville Sturgeon brought the month’s total to 22 licenses.
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Point Pleasant
Howard Leroy Fisher
Charles and
Alma Vansickle Fisher
Dorothy Ann Crump
Harley and
Edna Reynolds Crump
Orville Sturgeon
Divorce suits filed in Point Pleasant areas
Peggy Jean Cleland files for divorce from Allen H. Cleland citing cruelty. Married in Point Pleasant on February 11 1956, she seeks restoration of her maiden name Peggy Jean King. Marilyn Higginbotham also begins divorce proceedings against Donald Higginbotham.
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Point Pleasant
Peggy Jean Cleland
Allen H. Cleland
Peggy Jean King
Marilyn Higginbotham
Donald Higginbotham
Kammer Plant Adds Second 225000 KW Unit At Kammer
The 225000 KW unit two at Kammer Plant is now in service as of Monday. Construction continues on unit three at the Sap taina plant in West Virginia, due February 1959. The station supplies power to Ormet Corpora tion for its aluminum plant in Hannibal Ohio. Ormet, a subsidiary of Ormet Corporation, is jointly owned by Olin Mathieson Chemical and Revere Copper. The Ohio Power Company will own and operate the completed three units.
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Point Pleasant
Kammer
Saptaina
W. Va
Ormet Corporation
Hannibal Ohio
Ohio River
Ormet Generating Corporation
Olin Mathieson
Penitentiary Transfer for Mason County Man
Marvin Leport was moved from Mason County Jail to the state penitentiary at Moundsville by deputies D M Harshberger and Dolph Hill. He had been sentenced to 2 to 10 years for felonious assault, with a five year parole, but breached parole by leaving the state and was arrested in Middleport Ohio for a drunk charge.
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Point Pleasant
Marvin Leport
Mason County
Moundsville
D. M. Harshbarger
Dolph Hill
Leport
Oliver D. Kessel
Middleport
Ohio
Directors of Chamber Gather Tuesday Night
Point Pleasant reports the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce board will meet Tuesday evening at 8 in the chamber offices. President John Hushion will preside as committee reports are heard.
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Chamber
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
John Hushion
First Child Born To Hobart Deweeses In Point Pleasant
The first child, a son named David Allen, was born to Mr and Mrs Hobart Deweese of Point Pleasant Route 1 at Holzer Hospital on October 31. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W L Smith Ripley Rd and Mr and Mrs Hobart Deweese Point Pleasant Route 2. Great grandmothers are Mrs Nettie Cromley Point Pleasant Route 2 and Mrs Mary Smith Lesage. The mother is the former Janette Louise Smith.
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Point Pleasant
David Allen
Hobart Deweese
Holzer Hospital
W. L. Smith
Ripley Rd
Route 2
Nettie Cromley
Mary Smith
Lesage
Janette Louise Smith
Piano Recital by Wingett Students at Racine Church
A piano recital was presented at Racine Methodist Church by Mrs. E. A. Wingett's students. Participants included Kinda Arnott Brenda Bradford Diane Salser Thomas Moore Linda Hill Betty Gillilan Faye Roush John Thompson Judy Neigler Carol Shain Morris Wolfe Lois Arnott Jocelyn Taylor Carl Bohn and Terry Bradford.
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Racine
Racine Methodist Church
E. A. Wingett
Kinda Arnott
Brenda Bradford
Diane Salser
Thomas Moore
Linda Hill
Betty Gillilan
Faye Roush
John Thompson
Judy Neigler
Carol Shain
Morris Wolfe
Lois Arnott
Jocelyn Taylor
Carl Bohn
Terry Bradford
Births and Estates Highlight Athens Area Notices
A newborn daughter Sandra Lynn was born Sunday at Holzer Hospital to Mr and Mrs John M Roberts of Point Pleasant. Notices announce executrix and administrator appointments for Ralph E Burson Ralph T Henry Esther L Banks Ada M Lent with four month creditor claims and Probate Judge dates in Athens County Ohio during October 1958.
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Counte Haw Davehbter
Point Pleasant
Sandra Lynn
Holzer Hospital
John M. Roberts
Country Club
Kohn Roberts
Carrie F. Burson
Athens
Ohio
Ralph E. Burson
F E. Burson
Ralph Emerson Burson
Tom Burson
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Said County
Sotw
William A. Lavelle
Security Bank
Ralph T. Henry
Mildred M. Banks
Esther L. Banks
Russell Lent
Jacksonville
Ada M. Lent
Rutland Social Notes Sees Local Church Activities
Esther Weiss Steve Boalt and Bob Howard Cedarville College trumpet trio visited Rutland friends Rev and Mrs Biddle. They joined Marcia Crothers for services at Langsville and Carpenter churches. Rutland Grade School Christmas operetta aims to raise funds for a new piano.
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Rutland
Esther Weiss
Steve Boalt
Bob Howard
Cedarville College
Biddle
Marcia Crothers
Langsville
Carpenter
C. D. Chapman
Music Department
Rutland Garden Club
140 Receive Polio Shots
One hundred forty persons received their first and second polio injections at a free clinic Friday at the Mason County Health Center. Second injections for those already shot will be given May 29. first injection recipients return December 5 for the second. Donations support the local polio program.
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Mason County Health Cen
The
Health Center
National Polio Foundation
Local
Polio Foundation
Local families host and visit relatives across Ohio
The report lists multiple social visits and dinners. Mr and Mrs Raymond Cotterill hosted in Bradbury, others visited Athens and Zanesville relatives. Dana Williams of Ironton dined with Grace Carr, Clint Gilkey and family hosted by Dale Williams, Earl and daughter of Tuppers Plains, Virgil Atkins attended a State Grange in Cleveland.
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Harrisonville
Raymond Cotterill
Olevia Cotterill
Bradbury
Eliza Welsh
Daisy Rawlings
Athens
Dana Williams
Ironton
Grace Carr
Clint Gilkey
Howard Day Gilkey
Zanesville
Bud Douglas
William Hull
Waldo
Dale Williams
Earl Clark
Tuppers Plains
George Clark
Virgil Atkins
State Grange
Cleveland
Birth of Daughter for Siders Family at Holzer Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Siders Jr of Camp Conley announce the birth of their third daughter Ann Louise at Holzer Hospital Saturday. Mrs. Siders is the former Mary Ann Peoples. The couple has two other daughters named Tia Marie and Corinne Kay. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peoples and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Siders, with great grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Virgil F. Siders, Emmet W. Peoples, and Frank Burris.
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Point Pleasant
Virgil Siders
Camp Conley
Ann Louise
Holzer Hospital
Siders
Mary Ann Peoples
Tia Marie
Corinne Kay
Robert Peoples
English Ct
Virgil F. Siders
Pliney
Emmet W. Peoples
Pomeroy
Frank Burris
Sunshine Makers Club Serves Dinner at Church Annex
Syracuse members of the Sunshine Makers Club of the United Presbyterian Sunday School served dinner on Election Day at the Church Annex. Devotions were by Esther Harden. Secretary and Treasurer reports were read and approved. Traveling basket was brought by Agnes White and given to the hostess. Mary Lisle received a birthday gift from the class. Yearbook committee appointed. Present were Helen Harris, Helen Diddle, Rachel McBride, Margaret Winebrenner, Margaret Cottrill, and Gertrude Duffy. Pauline Brewer of Racine was a visitor.
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Sunshine Makers Club
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Esther Harden
Agnes White
Mary Lisle
Helen Harris
Helen Diddle
Rachel McBride
Margaret Winebrenner
Margaret Cottrill
Gertrude Duffy
Pauline Brewer
Racine
WSCS Meetings Set Across Three Hickory Churches
The November WSCS gathering at Hickory Chapel Methodist Church is Thursday at 7 30 p m in the social room. St Pauls WSCS meets Tuesday evening. Trinity WSCS presided by Mrs Gene Crow at 7 30 p m in the church dining room.
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WSCS
Hickory Chapel Methodist Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Gene Crow
Trinity Methodist Church
Society
William L Wood dies at 68 in Huntington Vet Hospital
William L Wood, 68, a World War I veteran and longtime Point Pleasant crane foreman for 35 years, died Monday in Veterans Hospital Huntington after a 10 day stay. Survived by widow Olive Meadors Wood, one daughter Sybil Dennis, eight sons including Point Pleasant fire chief Paul Wood, 13 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Crow Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev Kenneth W Chandler. burial in Suncrest Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
William L. Wood
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Mr. Wood
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Jacob
Lucinda Love Wood
Paoli
Ind
Baptist Church
American Legion
Mason County
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Bruce
Sybil) Dennis
Paul Wood
Robert
Lewis
Donald Wood
Charles Wood
Kirkwood
Elmer Wood
New Haven
Raymond Wood
Addison
Ohio
William Milton Wood
U.S. Army
Germany
Wood
Crow Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Chandler
Suncrest Cemetery
Rites Set For Etham A Edington
Last rites for Etham A. Edington 80 will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Wolfe Valley Baptist Church with Rev. Guy Harmon officiating. The retired farmer died Sunday at Point Pleasant Clinic after years of failing health. He was born January 23 1878 in Ar buckle. Survived by widow Ora Harris Edington son Emil Edington at home and brother Bert E Edington of Gallipolis Ohio. Burial in Kimberling Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
Etham A. Edington
Leon
Wolfe Valley Baptist Church
Guy Harmon
Point Pleasant Clinic
John and
Malinda Kimberling Edington
Arbuckle
Ora Harris Edington
Dinner party hosted by Mrs. Bess Rayburn features regional guests
Mrs. Bess Rayburn of Ripley Road entertained at a dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Burdette of Sandy Heights, Mrs. Curtis Rayburn of Point Pleasant, Mrs. Robert Douglas of Glen Ferris, W. Va., Mrs. Ted Lee of Charleston, and Mrs. Elizabeth Pullins of Point Pleasant, Route.
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Bess Rayburn
Ripley Rd
G. K. Burdette
Sandy Heights
Curtis Rayburn
Point Pleasant
Robert Douglas
Glen Ferris
W. Va
Ted Lee
Charleston
Elizabeth Pullins
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