Two men bond out of county jail after intoxication charges
Edward James Flowers of Gibbs' Boarding House posted bonds of 10 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge and Richard Grimm near Grimm's Landing also posted 10 dollars and costs after appearing before Justice S A Simonson with state police trooper R C Dilley. In police court Grimm was cleared on intoxication. Richard and Garry Grimm, sons of St Louis, Missouri, visited their parents Mr and Mrs H A Buxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simomons
R. C. Dilley
Edward James Flowers
Gibbs
Richard Grimm
Grimm’s Landing
Grimm
Clar
Trolmen Russell Nott
D. M. Harshbarger
Richard and
Garry
St. Louis, Mo
Mrs. H. A. Buxton
Local social notes and visits in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant social column lists plans for Amer ican Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Dallas Winfong 114 English Road and a joint WSCS Ester and Wesley Circles gathering at Trinity Methodist Church with Mrs C J Hyer in charge. Multiple residents and guests travel between Charleston Cincinnati Washington DC and local homes, visiting relatives and returning after medical or construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
American Legion Auxiliary
Dallas Winfong
English Road
Ester and
Wesley
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
C. J. Hyer
C. C. Spencer
Protector Urges Caution To Prevent Forest Fires
Mason County woods remain tinder dry after a Sunday shower. Forest protector Charles Stephenson urges hunters to avoid fires as two of three woods blazes this season were caused by hunters leaving smoldering trunks. With rabbits abundant, squirrel season keeps open and more hunters are expected after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Charles Stephenson
Stephenson
Eight Mile
Eckard
Miles Durst Sunway
Bonds Set After Arrests on Lower Main Street
Police court bonds totaling 40 dollars and costs were set for two men and one woman after their Saturday morning arrest on Lower Main Street for fighting. Patrolman Ray McClure, Kenneth Lee, and Opal Whitt posted 10 dollar bonds plus costs, while Worthy Jones had a 20 dollar bond plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lower Main St
Ray McClure
Kenneth Lee
Opal Whitt
Worthy Jones
Two Held for January Grand Jury in Ohio Burglary Case
William North and William Hay both 18 near Marysville Ohio pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and were bound over to the January grand jury under $1000 bond each. They were charged with the October 29 burglary of the Jack Wray general store near Ashton. Two female companions 15 and 19 pleaded innocent and were released for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simmons
William North
William Hay
Marysville
Ohio
Jack Wray
Ashton
County Prisoners Get Musical Treat
Sheriff F. A. Morrison notes Sunday jail visits by five to ten Point Pleasant Mission members who sing read scriptures and talk with prisoners around 2 p.m. The gatherings offer inmates a musical morale boost and spiritual support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
F. A. Morrison
Point Pleasant Mission
Cheops Enforced Massive Labor On Great Pyramid
Historian Herodotus record notes Egyptian king Cheops compelled labor for the Great Pyramid. Britannica cites sequential regiments of 100,000 men rotated quarterly to build the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herodotus
Cheops
Encyclopedia Britannica
Rabies Check Set After Dog is Killed
A dog suspected of rabies was killed near Ambrosia on Sunday. Rose Hassell reported it to the sheriff, and under Mason County Sheriff Morrison guidance the head will be sent to the state health office for a rabies examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ambrosia
Rose Hassell
Mason County
F. A. Morrison
State Health Office
Production Gain Seen With New Corn Hybrids
The U S Department of Agriculture reports higher corn output from new hybrids. Experts say these hybrids add about 10 bushels per acre over current varieties. Early attempts in the South failed due to Iowa-bred corn, but regionally adapted hybrids are now in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
U.S
South
Iowa
Rhodes Launches Run for Ohio Governor Nomination
Columbus Mayor James A. Rhodes declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Ohio governor in 1950. He promised a hard fought, issue driven campaign and stressed unity, leadership, and a return to traditional Republican policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Jackson Countian
Ohio Republican Party
Rhodes
GOP
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Europe
Republican Party
Rutland social notes highlight regional visits and greetings
Mr. and Mrs. Em mett Cain of Harrisonville spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Atkins. Numerous families from Harrisonville Columbus Langsville Middleport Pomeroy and Athens share visits with relatives in Rutland and surrounding towns. Mrs Lulu Preston convalesces while Mrs Sherman Butler works at the Martin Hotel in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Emmett Cain
Harrisonville
George Atkins
Bernard Higley
Kathleen Kerr
Columbus
Blanche McCormick
Bertha Rutherford
Carl
Point Pleasant
Nathan Biggs
Pomeroy
Floyd Dunfee
Alpha Barr
Langsville
Flossie Hill
Minnie George
Middleport
Chloe Fink
Claude Clark
Athens
Freda Grate
Jack, Charles, Thomas
Jerry Schoonover
Allen Braley
John Braley
Lulu Preston
Sherman Butler
Martin
F Stansbury
Hungry Orangutan Eats Strange Menu
A Brookfield Zoo orangutan named Tia escaped overnight and feasted on five bananas, about six chocolate bars, several apples, cleansing powder, and a powerful emetic. The director found messes in his office with ink stains and drawers pulled from a desk, but Tia remained calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
IL 4
Brookfield Zoo
Tia
Robert Bean
Maxville social and school notices include birthdays and visits
Mr Carl Smith was honored at a birthday dinner on Route 4 with relatives from Pickerington Columbus and Logan present. Pupils of Maxville School attended a Halloween masquerade parade and Troop 53 met at the Maxville school with several named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxville
Carl Smith
Route 4
Junior Howdyshell
Linda
Naomi
Wilima
Pickerington
Arthur Smith
Logan
Charles Laninger
Letha Smith
Columbus
Henry Mohler
Brazil
Ind
Amanda
Maxville School
Curtis McWilliams
Ottis Sheets
Lara Wolfe
Dan Wolfe
Pioneer
Ohio
Kenneth Francisco
Mary Goodlive
Wilson Farm
Francisco
Claude Strawn
Wray Nixon
Dale Wolfe
Lester Bell
Loren Handyshell
Art Guess
Greendale
James Stamper
Angola
Alta’ Angle
Community Notes From Pennsville And Nearby
Mrs. Arthur Smith visited her sister in Pennsville while family members returned home from Salem West Virginia and Shephard Michigan. Dinners, visits, and a new baby Sandra Lee mark local happenings as Jane Anne Van Fossen broke a finger and guests gathered at multiple homes in Reynoldsburg Wayne Dearth Caldwell Marietta and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsville
Arthur Smith
A. O. Lincimore
Salem
W. Va
George Post
Howard Pyle
Shepherd, Mich
Elmer Bonanzoni
Roy Jones
Edith Davis
Mildred Scott
Pee Walker
Reynoldburg
Norman Scott
Scott Home
James Leonard
Columbus
Sandra Lee
Dan Livingood
Rickabaugh
John Shelby
Ray Shell
Wooster
Jane Anne van Fossen
Wayne Dearth
Wineford
Caldwell
Milton Gaunders
John Miller
Dean Bennnett
Newton Gil- An
Marietta
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Joseph
Laurel
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Carl Cossin
Helen Cossin
Charles Casto
Charleston
Earl Gibbs
Harold Pierce
Keystone Con Struction Co
North Dakota
W. C. Nebergall
Vernon Ave
Owen Gibbs
Flo Griffin
Mille Robinette
Washington, D. C
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Kanawha St
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Colum
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Lillian Graham
Point Clinic
Sherman Graham
Wayne
Buffalo
FE. S. Raterden
Melvin Carson
Robertsburg
Arthur Schneider
Dayton
Warren Stewart
W. B. Jividen
Wva
Ray Church
Sandusky
Homer
Donald
Hoyt Kimberling
Arbuckle
Paul Greenlee
Charlies
Ray Greenlee
Charles Graham
Richard
Birdie Herdman
Kenneth Green
Ohio Shore
Wahama High School
Mason City
Lillian K. Alderson
Westinghouse Home Economist
Mary E. Criss
Appalachian Home
Bob McGlothlin
Athens, Ohio
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Altmans
James A Rhodes
Vanatta
Williamson Eal
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Williamson
G. H. Martin & Son
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Ry Loose
Philip Morris
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