Heavy War Loan Campaign Announces Local Leaders
Mason County war loan committee selects T Eimbling as vice chairman and names a broad panel of local business leaders educators ministers and public officials to spearhead bond sales at the upcoming Army equipment show opening at 1 30 PM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Walden F. Roush
T. Eimbling
Citizens National Bank
Mason County War Loan Committee
John E. Brown
Hildreth Armstrong
Board of Education
Howard A. Price
Ross Filson
Stat
George Somerville
William H. Bardin
C. G. Billups
Mar Potterarger
CC. Anderson
C. C. Lewis
T. Stribling
HL. Dyer
Walter J. W. Getty
Charles 1 Bechtle
C. Wilhelm
Paper Drive to Collect Waste Paper Sunday
In Pleasants County teachers and pupils gather waste paper this afternoon for a county drive. Volunteers will haul and load it into a freight car at Union Station on Sunday. Proceeds from the sale will support the county war fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Point Pleasant
Goliver
Langston School
Paul
S ‘Thomas
Board of Education
Aged Widow Dies At Home in Mason Point Pleasant
Mrs Mar eret M Capehart widow of T G Capehart died at her daughter's home near New Haven Wednesday at age. She is survived by three sons Thomas E Harry S New Haven and Rev Frank Capehart pastor of Heights United Brethren Church Point Pleasant, daughter Mrs Roush 26 Grandchildren 31 great grandchildren and one great great grandparent. Funeral services scheduled Sunday Nov 19 at 2 00 pm at New Haven Methodist Church. Burial in Capehart Cemetery at New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasad
Mareeret
M. Capehart
T. G. Capehart
Daugher
W. L. Smith
Near New Haven
Thomas E
Harry S. Capehar
New Haven
E. Brooks
Harry Miller
Roy McCoy
Capehart Cemetery
Directors vote to move newspaper publication to Point Pleasant
A New Haven paper’s directors vote to relocate publication to Point Pleasant and seek space in the Candy Company Building on Main Street. The move aims to establish a new headquarters and continue printing locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Point Pleasant
Candy Company
Main St
Bravery Award Cited for Gallia Flier in Mediterranean Service
Former Gallia flier Cpl Ray Jnanteon of Mettad Be Jasce Rothe, a member of the SAAR Bae Marander group, served in the Mediterranean theater. General de Gaulle referenced allied bravery as Rothgeb entered Gall County. Four juveniles involved in a break in on Frank Ply Road Nov 14 were reported to Meigs County sheriff. Deputies noted youths were apprehended previously and would be turned over to Sheriff Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Gallipolis Cpl Ray
J Nanteon
Mettad
Jasce Rothe
Genin
Richmondaaie
Saar Bae Marander
Tas
Gravion de Gaulle
Cais
Sereense Comporal
Rothgeb
Galle
Gallipol
Frank Ply Road
Sand County
Sheriff Hatfield
Ar. Megs
Meigs
Woman's Auxiliary meets at Presbyterian Church in Point Pleasant
The Woman's Auxiliary opened with a Bible themed devotional and discussed a bake sale set for December 1 in the church social rooms. Mrs. W. H. Morgan presided and Mrs. Steenbergen led the home missions discussion. refreshments followed with many attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Rhoades
Peter H. Sicenbergen
W. H. Morgan
Morgan
James A. Adie
Ine Rhoades
Hamilton A. Johnson
Charles E Hogs
Steenbergen
Eugene Sterrett
BP. T. Burdette
Ray Delano
Louis. Bateson
Ray Somerville
Raymond Allen
Homer E. Fisher
Earl Gibbs
Camden Hogg
Louise Fowler
Doris Stortz
Frank Anderton
Norma and
Bess Sullivan
Bess Rice
Boy in Long Beach Trunk Drama Ends With Reward
Five year old David Bourbons of Long Beach California recalled a tale of a week kept in a tiny trailer trunk after running away from home when his parents planned private schooling. Friends donated ice cream sodas to celebrate his return. He said the story was a home. NEA Telephoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bourbons
Long Beach
Calif
NEA Telephoto
F Wallace Guests Of Honor At Dinner Celebration
F Wallace hosted a warm dinner in honor of his 80th birthday with his sister Mrs Hattie Wolborn turning 82. Friends sent birthday greetings by phone. many attended later to extend congratulations. Attendees included Ruth Quickle Cook Quickie Minerva Warren Marie Alexander Joan Wallace and Walter Wallace among others in a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer
Alice Marie Frye
Harriet Lewis
Robert Foster
Gallipolis
Charles T. Stone, Jr
William Gyenx
Joan Jewell
Peek
Famiyn—Sunany
F. Wallace
Mn Wallace
Hattie Wolborn
Ruth Quickle
Cook Quickie
Minerva Warren
Marie Alexander
Vennie Butler
Nelle Feltman
Kate P. Clark
Stella Wilcox
Walter Wallace
Flor
Rence Quickie
Cecile Thompson
Etsie Godfrey
Elsie McCoy
Vernon ‘McCoy
Jean’ Adair McCoy
Marjorie McCarley
Joan Wallace
Lea K. ‘Thompson
Lennie ‘Thompson
Joe “Thompson
von Thompson
Itarry Wilcox
C'Feliomanise Thompson
Sine Quickie
Glenn Brown
Walter Brown
Laura Brown
Judy Brown
Divorce suit led in common pleas court in Gallipolis
Goldie Harrison sues for divorce cruelty neglect failure to provide for children since July last, requests custody of two children and alimony. They married June 12, 1941 at Jackson. Plaintiff employed at WVOW. defendant at Coal City Towing Co Pittsburgh. Decree granted custody of seven year old in Woodyard vs Eloise Woodyard case. Gallia County report notes election certificates and a board of education appointment after Lieutenant Phil R. Miller’s death. local official Hugh Curry succeeds. Miller, educated at Penn Yank Academy and Greenbrier Military School, held Colgate AB in 1941 and worked for National City Bank prior to enlistment.
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Vallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Goldie Harrison
Enos Harrison
Jackson
WVOW
Coal City Towing Co
Pittsburgh
Twin Woodyard
Eloise Woodyard
Point Pleasant
Hugh Curry
Gallipolis
Board of Education
Phil R. Miller
Ing
M. R. Chapman
Hartford
Germany
Russell ‘Starkey
Gallia County
Guy
Miller Ntti
Torin Ralph
Rochester
N. Y
Margaret Ralph Elliott
Ogden
Miller
Penn Yank Academy
N.Y
Greenbrierg Military School
Lewisburg
W. Va
Colgate University
Theta Chi Fraternity
The
National City Bank
New York
Gallia Hunters Flock to Opening Pheasant Season
About 150 Gallia Countians left Thursday for Northern Ohio to begin pheasant season with many others starting early today in Loci Field. Local sportsmen joined at Clyde Ingels camp Ingleside on Raccoon for a preseason supper and overnight to be ready at daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Loci
Gallipolis
Gallia
Gallia County Conservation Association
Clyde Ingels
Ingleside
Services in Churches of Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports a listing of Sunday church services from multiple congregations including First Baptist Grace Methodist Presbyterian St Peters Episcopal Church of God Church of Christ in Christian Union Church of the Nazarene and Gallipolis Mission with service times Sunday School and worship details plus notes on a local club meeting and community notices. Also mentions Dr Paul Foster speaking at a Business and Professional Women dinner and various Gallipolis personals with travel and visit updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Baptist
J. Baward Makes
Inc Iuldant Stendar
Alltges
Earl Saunders
Jakes
Grace
W. Scott
Westerman
Church School
Lake Lovett
ST. Peter's Episcopal
Charles G. Baird
Theodore Valent
Chuck
Church OF God
Third_ Ave
HM. Smith
Allen Baker
Sunny
Young
Peoples
Attock
Church OF Christ
Garfield Ave
Ted. Waller
Ofcloc Church OF Christ IN Christian Union
Eastern Avenue
Church OF the Nazarene
Vernon Shafer
Sit Creek
Floyd M. Wise
Tor
Goelock
Thraciny
Creek
Baptist Francis
Young Pennies
Mary Price
Henry” Doss
John Gee
Mary Lou Anderson
John Cases
Piper
Foster
Paul Foster
Holzer Hospital
Island View Inn
Charlotte Hamstick
Audrey Jenkins
Virginia Wright
Vivian Richards
Julia Conklin
Eth Swisher
Crown City Hunter Wins Gallia Contest
Crown City’s Roy Williams wins the Gallia grey fox contest with 18 foxes killed since Sept 15. He earns a $100 war bond from Evan Super Market and $5 cash from Bob Queen. contestants received $1 per fox. Bert Brown places second, Wd. Grapes third, Mack Williams fourth. Injured in Fall report in Ogden Iowa as Mrs A L Elliot recovers from a prior leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Gallia
Gallipolis
Dr. Raymond
Gallia Association
Roy Williams
Evan Super Market
Bob Queen
Association
Bert Brown
Mil Creek
Wd. Grapes
Cheshire
Mack Williams
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C.F. Boothe
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Highland Ave
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L. L. Stone
Jack Rothfleisch
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Gram
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Wayne Booth
Helen
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Slane
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