Mason Countians To Vote Tuesday Names Of Ballot Candidates
In Mason County Tuesday voters will see candidates for U. S. senator Thomas B. Sweeney Republican from Wheeling and Harley M. Kilgore Democrat from Beckley. For congressman Fourth District Hubert S. Ellis Republican Huntington and M. G. Burnside Democrat from Huntington. Supreme court of appeals judge Lewis H. Miller Republican Ripley and Frank C. Hammond Democrat from Fairmont. State senator Fourth District Orton R. Karickhoff Republican Spenser and Bernard Hayes Democrat from Spencer. House of Delegates J. G. Johnson Republican Point Pleasant and James E. McCombs Democrat from Point Pleasant. County court member F. B. Lieving Republican Kaylong and John Barnett Democrat from Point Pleasant. School board nonpartisan ballots list How ard Schultz and E. H. Burdette for six year term, John P. Sayre for unexpired term, and George Jewell from New Haven noted as not a candidate but his name remains on the ballot due to timing.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Thomas B. Sweeney
Wheeling
Harley M. Kilgore
Beckley
U. S
Hubert S. Ellis
M. G. Burnside
Huntington
Lewis H. Miller
Ripley
Frank C. Hammond
Fairmont
Supreme Court of Appeals
Orton R. Karickhoff
Bernard Hayes
Spencer
Mason County School Board
Howard Schultz
E. H. Burdette
Leon
Hugh Curry
John P. Sayre
George Jewell
New Haven
Jewell
Board of Ballot Commissioners
Halloween Social Notes Highlight Pleasant Party Guests
A Pt. Pleasant Halloween social featured co hosts Miss Beatrice Whalen and Miss Dorothy Pancake at Mrs. Don D Smiths home. Guests enjoyed decorations of fodder shocks black cats witches and pumpkins in the basement plus games dancing and refreshments served by Mrs. M J Whalen and Mrs. Don D Smith with Miss Ruth Wears assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Whalen
Dorothy Pancake
Don D. Smith
Miss Pancake
M. J. Whalen
Ruth Wears
Betty Forbus
Doris Waugh
Louise Long
Patty Durst
Mary Anne Gibbs
Geraldine Shemblin
Ruth Ellen Noble
Joanne Rainey
Betty Kessel
Gloria Braden
Betty Wolfe
Betty Jo Miller
Elizabeth Sommer
Mary Margaret Whalen
Frankie Lucas
Donald Shamblin
Darrel Shamblin
Emery Hawkes
George Reynolds
Freddie Farnsworth
Desmond Rogers
Buddy Miller
Johnny Jones
Rodney Montagu
Mervin Chapman
Viand St
Harry Childers
Hubert Stanley
Walter Sommer
Charles Roberts
Mesdames Bonnie Waldie
George Byus
Willaim Krebs
Francis Clark
Gurleys Visit Wallace Home In Point Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Norman B Gurley of Huntington were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs J N Wallace at 119 Pleasant St Wallace moved here last February to pursue work as a tar products division representative for the Koppers Co He is vice president of the West Virginia Section American Society of Civil Engineers Wallace bought a home at 135 Park Drive to be occupied soon
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Point Pleasant
Norman B. Gurley
Huntington
J. N. Wallace
Pleasant St
Wallace
Koppers Co
West Virginia
American Society of Civil Engineers
Park Drive
Great-Nephew Honored By Mrs. Richards
Mrs Florence Richards of Pomeroy hosted a dinner in Middleport for her great nephew Ensign Okey C. Roush and his bride from Norfolk Virginia visiting their parents for the Pomeroy Mason City bridge opening. Dinner at the Mary Jane Restaurant served to the honorees and their families.
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Point Pleasant
Florence Richards
Pomeroy
Ensign Okey C. Roush
Bride
Norfolk
Pomeroy- Mason City Bridge
Mary Jane
Middleport
Chester A. Roush
Lulu G. Harper
Lewis G. Harper
Helen Barker
Truck Tank Fire at Carolina Lumber Plant Dock
Gasoline in a delivery truck tank at Carolina Lumber and Supply Co on Highland Ave caught fire at noon Saturday but was smothered before damage. Fire department call was canceled before the fire truck left the station, with a carload of scarce lumber and the truck and plant endangered but not harmed.
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Point Pleasant
Carolina Lumber and Supply Co
Highland Ave
Local Persons Attend Grid Game in Spencer
Local residents gather at a Spencer football game Friday night. Among attendees are Frankie Lucas, Joan Rainey, Betty Williams, Elizabeth Lasley, Betty Kessell, Carolyn Nobles, Louise Waugh, Doris Waugh, Mary Ann Gibbs, Patty Durst, Anne Wartenburg, Geraldine Smith, Audrey Treadway, Anna Mae Brown, Martha Lee Williams, Donna Lynch, Gloria Gibson, Joan Plants, Mary Ellen Gerlach, Jimmy Johnson, Johnny Jones, Billy Donovan, Bobby Woods, Emerson, Wilson, Fritz Frey, R. B. Young, Stanley Neal Johnson, Kenneth Moore, Sonny Gerlach, Jack Treadway, Frankie Greenlee, Herbie Patterson, Jimmy Oliver, Tommy Thomas, Buddy Edwards, and many others including local couples.
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Point Pleasant
Spencer
Frankie Lucas
Joan Rainey
Betty Jane Williams
Elizabeth Lasley
Betty Kessell
Carolyn Nobles
Louise
Doris Waugh
Mary Ann Gibbs
Patty Durst
Anne Wartenburg
Geraldine Smith
Audrey
Treadway
Anna Mae Brown
Martha Lee Williams
Donna Lynch
Gloria Gibson
Joan Plants
Mary Ellen Gerlach
Jimmy Johnson
Johnny Jones
Billy Donovan
Bobby Woods
Emerson
Wilson
Fritz Frey
R. B. Young
Stanley Neal Johnson
Kenneth Moore
Sonny Gerlach
Jack Treadway
Frankie Greenlee
Herbie Patterson
Jimmy Oliver
Tommy Thomas
Buddy Edwards
Robert Rodgers
James Morrison
Carl Lynch
Ellis King
Eugene Hanes
R. D. Oseland
L. R. Gerlach
Five Men Arrested By Officers In Mason
Five men were arrested at the weekend in Mason for intoxication and fighting. John Harmon Igeal and Frank Wheeler of Ripley Road faced intoxication charges, Raymond Robbins and George Rimmey charged with fighting. Chief Hoyt Jmden and officers Jerry Rodgers and T F Yost led the arrests. Elmer Grimm of New Haven was arrested for intoxication by Sgt. Paul F. Thomas of the state police.
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Point Pleasant
John Harmon
Igeal
Frank Wheeler
Ripley Road
Raymond Robbins
George Rimmey
Hoyt Jmden
Jerry Rodgers
T. F. Yost
Elmer Grimm
New Haven
Paul F. Thomas
Mrs Liter Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs R P Liter was much improved Sunday after a critical pneumonia illness. Her daughter Miss Bess Liter arrived from Canal Zone, flying to Cincinnati then trains to Huntington and home by car. Miss Liter, a Canal Zone schoolteacher, left the Zone Friday afternoon and reached Cincinnati Saturday evening after a long stop in Miami.
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Point Pleasant
R. P. Liter
Bess Liter
Canal Zone
Cincinnati
Huntington
Charleston Contractor Renovating Residence
POINT PLEASANT West Virginia. W. S. Enders of Charleston was in Point Pleasant at the weekend to renovate a residence in Country Club Addition. When finished he will move his family there. Enders is a Charleston contractor with headquarters in Charleston. He chose Point Pleasant as the nearest nearby place to live.
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Point Pleasant
W. S. Enders
Charleston
Country Club
Leon Man Arrested After Main Street Collision
Eugene Morgan of Leon was arrested Friday night by City Patrolman T. F. Yost after his car struck Mrs. Clay Baker on Main Street causing extensive damage to her vehicle.
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Point Pleasant
Eugene Morgan
Leon
T. F. Yost
Clay Baker
Main St
Yost
Street sweeper order finally received by Point Pleasant
City Clerk John E. Brown announced on Saturday that a street sweeper order placed about a year ago has been received. The vacuum type machine cost the city roughly 4,200 dollars.
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Point Pleasant
John E. Brown
Divorce suit alleges cruelty in Henderson couple
Oma G. Sheline files for divorce in circuit court charging cruelty by Claude D. Sheline. The couple, residents of Henderson, share five children.
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Point Pleasant
Oma G. Sheline
Circuit Court
Claude D. Sheline
Henderson
Parked Car Damaged By Non Stop Driver
Kenneth Boster reported to police that his car parked on Second Ave in Gallipolis had a damaged left front fender after a passing vehicle with alleged West Virginia plates struck it and did not stop. The incident was reported Sunday.
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Gallipolis
Kenneth Boster
Second Ave
West Virginia
Thursday Night Bridge Club Meets at 196 Park Drive
Mrs. H. E. Costen hosted the weekly meeting at 196 Park Drive. Mrs. Ben Tracy, Jr. achieved high score with Mrs. John C. Hutchinson second, and refreshments were served to the attending members including Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Hutchinson, and eight others.
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H. E. Costen
Park Drive
Ben Tracy, Jr
John C. Hutchinson
Tracy
Hutchinson
James E. McCombs
Woodrow Kapp
Homer D. Lowe, Jr
William Burdette
Clarence Daugherty
Miss Lois Nibert Hosts Gallipolis Ferry Gathering
Miss Lois Nibert entertained a group of friends at her parents home in Gallipolis Ferry on Tuesday evening. The invitation list included many local youths and adults, with eight o'clock seating and refreshments served to numerous guests including Wanda Lee, Doris and Louise Waugh, Betty Purdum Morris Yester Caudill and others.
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Lois Nibert
G. D. Nibert
Gallipolis Ferry
Wanda Lee
Doris Waugh
Louise Waugh
Betty Purdum
Betty Morris
Patsy Yester
Virginia Yester
Bonnie Sayre
Bonnie Caudill
Elenore Henry
Naomi Patterson
Delores Nibert
Frankie Greenlee
William J. Waldie
Dale Wamsley
James Eshemar
George Reynolds
James Ferrell
Nicky Krodel
Bobby Miller
Buddy Miller
Richard Henderson
Charles Chambers
Charles Fowler
Stevie Neal
Pete Gardner
Junior Hyatt
Herbert Forbus
Frank Yester
Bill Nebbergall
Rex Garrison
John Caudill
Harold Rulen
George Roberts
Jimmy Roberts
Saunders Rulen
Wally Patterson
Hillard Wallis
Seven Arrests Reported by Gallipolis Police Weekend
Gallipolis police reported seven arrests Saturday and Sunday including Delbert Sutherland of Huntington for speeding with a $10 bond, Boice Roberts and Earl Cox for crashing red lights with $10 bonds, Van Clagg and Lewin Davis for intoxication with $10 bonds, George Dewey Carpenter and Friendy Adkinson for intoxication, plus a minor auto mishap on Third Street involving C. E. Campbell and Harry Morgan near the Gallipolis Produce House. The Gallipolis State Highway Patrol also cited four weekend cases: Thomas Morgan for crossing a yellow line with a $10 fine, Leonard Gentile for speeding with a $10 fine, Arthur Hubbard for driving without a license with $20, and Lowell Speakman for driving left of center with $10.
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Gallipolis
Delbert Sutherland
Huntington
Eastern Ave
Boice Roberts
Earl Cox
van Clagg
Lewin Davis
George Dewey Carpenter
Friendy Adkinson
Third St
C. E. Campbell
Harry Morgan
Green Township
Thomas Morgan
Black Fork
Leonard Gentile
Coalton
Squire Art Lesser
Jackson
Arthur Hubbard
Oak Hill
Squire Shafer
Lowell Speakman
Ray
City Police Probe Hospital Prowler Report
Gallia city officers were summoned to Holzer Hospital at 9 p m Sunday over a report of prowlers in the basement. A search found no sign of unauthorized persons on the premises.
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City Police
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Gallians Bask In Sunshine Amid Warm Winter Weather
In Gallipolis, residents enjoyed unusually warm weather as a long warm spell peaked while western states faced heavy snow. The piece recalls the 1932 election day when Franklin Roosevelt won, noting Ohio had warm skies and temperatures in the 70s before a snowfall arrived the next morning.
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Gallipolis
Franklin Roosevelt
Ohio
Wayne Gibson Scores In Miami Grid Tilt
Gallipolis sent a strong showing at the Miami Bradley Tech game in Oxford on Saturday. Wayne Gibson of Gallipolis scored two touchdowns as the Miami Redskins defeated Peoria Illinois 35 to 6. John Halliday of Gallipolis served as field judge. Messenger writer Edwin L. Treon, also of Gallipolis, was among about 8000 spectators. Treon, a Miami graduate from 1943, visited Saturday night with his parents in Miamisburg.
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Gallipolis
Miami- Bradley Tech
Oxford
Wayne Gibson
Miami _ Redskins
Miami
Peoria
John Halliday
Messenger
Edwin L. Treon
Treon
F. E. Treon
Miamisburg
Real Estate Transfers in Gallia County Vinton area
Real estate transfers in Gallia County include Clyde and Neta Alexander to Charles R. and Addie Wysong for part of lot 16 in Vinton. Vinton Bank Co to Charles R. and Addie Wysong for lot 16. Charles R. and Addie Wysong to R. and Kezzie Ball for lot 16 in R. C. and Kezzie Ball to Charles R. and Addie Wysong for 35.15 acres and lots 120 121 122 and 123 in Vinton.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Clyde
Neta Alexander
Charles R
Addie Wysong
Vinton
Vinton Bank Co
Kezzie Ball
R. C
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Chapmans Entertain
Charles Clark
J. T. Mayes
Loyal Wright
Lillian Robbins
Okley Riddle
Gilbert Tuolley
Jack Tuolley
Jeanine Glass
Mildred Grimm
Charlene Burgess
Karen Roseberry
Hazel Siders
Eugene Chapman
Bobby Joe Chapman
George Wilson
Byus
Roger Clark
Lowell Allan
D. L. Wilson
Lonnie Dawson
F. W. Ingraham
H. E. Somerville
F. T. Cady
Sayre
W. H. Morgan
Mary Patterson
John H. Hutchinson
Covington
Lillian Hite
Frank Hite
Hite
John Kay
South Side
Bruce Pollock
J. P. McDermott
Columbia
Harold Smith
Harold, Jr
Sharon Ann
Roy Thomas
Vi and St
E. W. Rector
Parkersburg
P. E. Fleming
Fleming
Bill Thomas
George Windon
Mason City
John H. Purdum
Portsmouth
Marie Purdum
Pauline Anderson
Marietta
Edith Mercer
Coraopolis
Main Street
Joe Burdett
Beverly
J. F. Burdett
Ohio River Road
Lucille Roush
Edward Carder
Bellmeade
Athens
E. Rice
Columbus
Jessie Cottrill
Goldie Phillips
Otis Rainey
Leatha Scarberry
Hogsett
Roy Mount
Mrs. Richards
Zenners
Mason
Efersihe la
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Battling Co
Miss Nibert
Gallia
Elberfelds
BAYON
Hanes Athletic
Hanes
Rid Jid
Clark DeLuxe
Rockers
Cromwell
Washington
Jacquard
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