New Haven Native Wade Roush Dies in Parkersburg
Wade Roush about 78 longtime New Haven native dies at his Parkersburg home November 13 burial November 16 in New Haven Odd Fellows Cemetery after services at Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. George Weirick. Survived by three marriages two children from first marriage Ralph in Parkersburg and Mrs Freda Roush of Buffalo NY plus two children from second marriage. three brothers Capt Rome Roush 92 of Parkersburg Park Roush of Columbus Perry Roush of Houston TX. Retired Baltimore and Ohio railroad employee. List of surviving relatives and community notices follow. CLASS PLANS DINNER The Live Wire Class of the EUB Church met with Mrs Thelma Capehart planning a Thanksgiving supper November 21 with Hustlers and Co-Workers invited.
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J. L. Stewart
New Haven
Wade Rush
Parkersburg
Latter City
Odd Fellows
George Weirick
Roush
Ralph
Freda Roush
Buffalo
N. Y
Capt
Rome Roush
Park Roush
Columbus
Perry Roush
Houston
Texas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
EUB Church
Thelma Capehart
DIES AT CAMBRIDGE OHIO EDNA WAYLAND
Mrs Edna Wayland widow of J M Wayland died last week at her daughter’s home in Cambridge Ohio after a year long illness Burial took place in Senecaville Ohio Surviving are the daughter a brother H C Crow Ord three sisters Mrs Frank Capehart and Kitty New Haven and Mrs Thomas Capehart Kenova Drug Store Opens In New Haven A new drug store opened Saturday at Fifth Street and Route 33 in New Haven in the McGlothlin building opposite the Mason County bank Operated by Max Wetherall Huntington recent graduate pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Edna Wayland
J. M. Wayland
Senecaville
H. C. (Crow) Ord
Frank Capehart
Kitty
New Haven
Thomas Capehart
Kenova
Fifth St
Route 33
McGlothlin
Mason County Bank
Max Wetherall
Huntington
Purpose Class Plans Bake Sale for Nov 22
The Purpose Class of the Lutheran Sunday school met with Miss Lela Powell and was assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Roush. President Mrs. J. W. McGrew led the business session and the bake sale date was set for November 22 with guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School
Lela Powell
Lloyd Roush
J. W. McGrew
Stella Fry
Herman Lane
Harry Layne
T. B. Adams
Myrtle Roush
Howard Wagenhall
Paul Henderson
Film Shown at Lutheran Group Meeting
At a Golden Rule Class gathering of a Lutheran church a film titled Reunion in Berlin was shown. Mrs. Carroll Adams led the business program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Berlin
Carroll Adams
New Haven Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Charles New of Charleston was a business visitor here. Charles Zerkle of the U S Army stationed at Phoenix Ariz returned to his post after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Peck Zerkle. Skip Knapp treated at Mason Clinic after a leg fracture and now at his sister Mrs Russell Roushs home. Richard Grinstead of Canton visited relatives in New Haven.
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New Haven
Charles New
Charleston
Charles Zerkle
U. S. Army
Phoenix
Ariz
Peck Zerkle
Skip Knapp
Mason Clinic
Russell Roush
Richard Grinstead
Canton
Dairy Short Course Set at Jacksons Mill
The 12th annual dairy short course sponsored by West Virginia University will be held at Jacksons Mill January 6 to 9. G Heebink, extension dairyman and course chairman, says the program provides dairy farmers with up to date information on feed production housing mechanization and other farm practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia University
Jackson's Mill
G. Heebink
Heebink
Fall Festival Friday At Ordnance School
The Ordnance School hosts its annual Fall Festival and get acquainted party Friday at 7 p.m. at the school. An auction fish pond and various concessions will accompany movies an old time string band and specialty numbers. Proceeds help defray equipment expenses for the school.
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Point Pleasant
Party of the Ordnance School
Air Force Develops Spray On Plastic Wound Bandage
The Air Force unveils a spray on plastic dressing that forms a transparent, infection proof film over wounds. It could be used in emergencies such as atomic attacks and may replace gauze for many surgical wounds. tests are ongoing.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Force Headquarters
Point Clinic Notes Admitted Mrs Krebs for Surgery
Mrs. Harry Krebs of near Point Pleasant was admitted to the Point Clinic for surgery.
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Point Clinic
Harry Krebs
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Junior Woman's Club hears leaders in American progress
Mrs. J Marion Foglesong spoke on Men and Women Who Have Made America Great tracing the nation from settlers to present day. Benjamin Franklin George Washington Martha Washington John Adams Alexander Hamilton James Monroe Abraham Lincoln Woodrow Wilson Franklin Roosevelt Dwight Eisenhower Thomas Edison Cyrus McCormick Wright brothers and Eleanor Roosevelt were named among those who contributed to America's growth. Chester Haddox sang imitations of Jimmy Stewart Perry Como and Ink Spots. A Christmas party was planned for the club's next event. The Parent Teachers Association announced an November meeting at 7 30 pm in the junior high auditorium with a United Nations talk by Mrs Foglesong.
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Point Pleasant
J. Marion Foglesong
America
John Adams
Alexander Hamilton
James Monroe
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas Edison
Cyrus McCormick
Wright Brothers
Eleanor Roosevelt
Foglesong
Chester N. Haddox
Mason County
Haddox
Jimmy Stewart
Perry Como
The
Ink Spots
John Devault
Charles Hornbeck
Hanry Sibley
Daniel
Vaughan
al Biggs
Edse] Bell
Phyllis Viers
Tracy Bailey
Thomas Bailey
Stanley Epling
Nettie Grimm
Lewis McDaniel
Dale Roush
Richard Tatterson
Daniel Simmons
Hanly Sibley
Kanawha clinic notes discharge and birth report
Mrs Paul Bush of Henderson discharged from Kanawha Clinic. A son named John Wayne was born to Mr and Mrs Paul McKinney of Gallipolis Ferry on November 15.
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Paul Bush
Henderson
Paul McKinney
Gallipolis Ferry
John Wayne
Dorcas Needle Club met in Tuppers Plains with program on Thanksgiving
Community activities include a Bible verse contest and plans to send gifts to the Cleveland home for children. Attendees heard church events, noted illness, marriages, and travels from residents including the Newland and Weatherman families.
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Tuppers Plains
Dorcas Needle Club
The
Christian Church
Rubal Caldwell
Mabel Kim
Cleveland
Riley Babcock
Long Bottom
Lelia Fulton
Parkersburg
Violet Wilson
Methodist Church
J. S. Davis
Columbus
L. R. Poole
R. K. Rowan
Jackson
Benefit bridge canasta party aids Legion building tax
A benefit event sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary raised funds to pay tax on the American Legion building. In bridge, top scores went to Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Mrs. O. B. Meadows, and Mrs. Wallace Burdette. In canasta, high score belonged to Mrs. Raymond Gibson with Mrs. O. F. Reiker and Mrs. G. F. Kimbrell second and third. Mrs. Carroll Kennedy chaired arrangements.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Joseph Bailey
O. B. Meadows
Wallace Burdette
Raymond Gibson
Canasta
O. F. Reiker
G. F. Kimbrell
Carroll Kennedy
Eight Mile Workers 4-H Club Meets At Lyons Home
The Eight Mile Workers 4-H Club met November 13 at Mrs. William Lyons's home with president Ruth Burgess presiding. Devo tions and business session followed, recreation led by Dorcas Burgess, and refreshments served to listed members and guests including 4-H Club agent John D. Jones and club reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Mile Workers
William Lyons
Ruth Burgess
Dorcas Burgess
John D. Jones
Paul Graham
Patty Graham
Kay Graham
Nancy Bissell
Judy Wilson
Arlan Lyons
Shirley Prunty
Daughters of America Council No 63 Plans Meetings and Sale
Daughters of America Council No 63 meets Friday evening at 7 30 for initiation prep at the JOOUAM Hall. A rummage sale is set for Saturday in the JOOUAM Building on the second floor with rummage and apple butter for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America, Council No. 63
Joouam Hall
Joouam
Howard Erwin Held to Jury In Car Theft
Howard Erwin was held to the January grand jury after appearing in magistrate court on a charge of stealing a 1950 Studebaker from the Two River Motor Company on Viand Street. The car, valued at 1665 dollars, was found wrecked at Letart after a midnight move and crash. Erwin, on parole for breaking and entering, was arrested Monday by state police.
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Point Pleasant
Howard
Francis Erwin
Two River Motor Company
Viand St
Studebaker
O. L. Easley
Letart
Erwin
Samuel Brown Rites Held for Local Resident
Last rites were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Foglesong Funeral Home in Mason for Samuel Thornton Brown 77 of Letart Route 1 who died after being struck by a car on Route 33 Saturday evening. The Rev W L Fiber and Rev Tom Schuler officiated. Burial was in Longdale Cemetery.
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Samuel Brown
Point Pleasant
Foglesong
Mason
Samuel Thornton Brown
Letart
W. L. Fiber
Tom Schuler
Longdale Cemetery
Resinol Ointment Promises Relief for Itchy Skin
An old ad touts Resinol Ointment as soothing relief for dry skin common in older adults. It claims quick action by restoring natural oils and lasting comfort, urging readers to buy at all drug stores.
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Adv
Local Social Notes From Bloomingville Community
Mr. and Mrs. William Bone of Portsmouth hosted guests including Mrs. Lillie Bone and Charles Slagle. Laurelville resident Mrs. Altha Baldwin visited Mrs. Merl Hunter. Etta Lowery and Dorothy Harmon called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCreary. Several dinners and visits followed among area families including the Browns Carnes and Den nis, and children. Floyd Warehime and Norma joined Esley Davis’s household visit and Otis Eveland Clendell Reid gatherings. Ben Russell visited his brother Elmer Russell in Tarlton. Francis Davis with daughter visited George and Josiah Thomas Adelphi. Earl Davis and son from Columbus spent a day with George Davis. Pearl Shaw visited Esley Davis.
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South Bloomingville
William Bone
Portsmouth
Lillie Bone
Charles Slagle
Altha Baldwin
Laurelville
Merl Hunter
Etta Lowery
Dorothy Harmon
Charles McCreary
Ivan Brown
Willis Carnes
Stewart Dennis
Tarlton
Floyd Warehime
Norma
Esley Davis
Vernon Herren
Circleville
Otis Eveland
Lindsey Scott
Clendell Reid
Ben Russell
Elmer Russell
Francis Davis
George Davis
Earl Davis
Columbus
Floyd Warehime Land
Josiah Thomas
Geraldine
Adelphi
H. O. Brown
Pearl Shaw
Neutral World War II Port Exchange Readers Learn
During World War II the port of Lourenço Marques in Mozambique acted as a neutral exchange hub where U S and Japanese envoys met, reflecting wartime diplomacy in Africa.
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Laurence Marques
Mozambique
Portu‘gest
Africa
U. S
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Fred Roush
Lawrence Parsons
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Joan Wilson
Eva Gibson
LA Marce
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American Legion Hall
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
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J. M
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Kanawha Clinic
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Farysville
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Emma Saunders
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Nelson Torrence
William Chapman
Jack Weatherman
Curtis Bailey
Athens
Co. O. Newland
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Marion
Jim Vineyard
Belpre
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Harlow Watkins
Marlene Newland
Ernestine Cheadle
Joe Maffett
Phyllis Newland
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Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
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