Garden Clubs Show Draws 350 Registrations in New Haven
Approximately 350 persons registered for the fall flower and vegetable show by the New Haven and Nehaclima Garden Clubs. Judges named for flower arranging and vegetable exhibits include Mrs. F. C. Stump, Mrs. Larry Schavul, Joe Bailey, Wabama High School teacher, W. C. Roberts, Mason County farm agent, and Mrs. Gene Cardes. Sweepstakes awarded to Mrs. Ray Proffit, Mrs. F. A. Bailey, Mrs. Van Routsch, and Tom Bumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Nehaclima
F. C. Stump
Larry Schavul
Huntington
Joe Bailey
Wabama High School
W. ¢. Roberts
Mason County
Gene Cardes
Ray Proffit
F. A. Baiey
van Routsch
Tom Bumgardner
New Haven Methodist Church
Oak Howard
Earl Rottgen
Mr. Shepherd
Carl Tennant
R. C. Riggs
Wyatt Chadwell
Dorsey Rickard
John Morgan
W. A. Dennis
Carrie Bumgarne
Hazel Roush
Jimmie Howard
Oak Howard, Jr
Ralph Fink
J. L. Stewart
Graham
A. S. Wolfe
Barberton
Ohio
Lloyd Roush
Bentley Grimes
Logan
Frank Canterbury
Gerald White
Joey
James McClure
Wellsbury
Earl Caldwell
Jerry Donovan
Wheeling
Carl Wiles
Carroll Adams, Jr
Carroll Adams
Gallipolis
Thelma Capehart
Pratt
W. Va
Lawrence Lieving
John Grimes
William Delaney
Ethel
Marion Pfost
Ripley
Harry Parsons
Pfost
Bank of Ripley
Dick Roush
Charles Carroll
Clinic to offer exams for children in Point Pleasant
The Well Baby Clinic sponsored by the Point Pleasant Junior Woman's Club will meet Tuesday afternoon Oct. 13 at the Mason County Health Department. Infants and preschool children will be examined by Dr. Franklin Schaefer of Holzer Hospital.
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Point Pleasant
Ft Pleasant Social Notes Highlight Wills Talk at Club
Raymond Musgrave, prosecuting attorney, spoke on Wills and Documents to the Pioneer Farm Women's Club at Mrs Hershel Barnett home on Shadle Road. The gathering included devotionals, election of officers, and plans for a future dinner and an international tea at Hannan High School on Oct 30.
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Raymond Musgrave
Pioneer Farm Women's Club
Hershel Barnett
Shadle Road
Barnett
Mary Madge Byus
Sesson
M. M. Malcolm
Musgrave
A. EB. Sommer
America
Ray Crank
Hannan High School
Cathole
Mason City
Virginia Parsons
Mason County Home
Wehama Band
Morris S¢ebrell
Eric Nystrom
J. A. Kay, Jr
H. J. Barr
C. E. McCulloch
Herbert Henderson
James Long
A. E F. Sommer
Morris Sebrell
Ray Creak
Robert Datst
M. M Malcolm
Raymond Vanaelous
J. E Sommer
Henry Williamson
Hugh Aelker
Hugh Barr
Nettie Miller
Jeanne Carter
Madge Byus
Sesqui Parade Deadline and Line of March Announced
Gallipolis officials set next Tuesday as the float entry deadline for the Sesquicentennial parade part of the city anniversary program. Parade routes were mapped from Third Ave to the Public Square with many local groups and schools already committing to entries, while others ponder participation.
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Gallipolis
Isinot
Robert
Rannells
Ber of Commerce
R. E. John Houck
Cheshire
Jenkins
Point Pleasant
Ladieport-Pomeroy
Dee
Riverman Fined and Jailed in Destruction of Property Case
James Montgomery Jr., 24, of Chartersburg, a steamboat employee, faced Common Pleas Judge Robert M. Betz on a bill of information. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail for destruction of property after kicking a dent in the door of a car owned by Charles Jackson of Mudsec, causing about 45 dollars in damage on August 8. Sheriff Shenry Ehman noted Montgomery has been jailed eight times since 1943, and Betz told him he had been there too many times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
George Ehman
James Montgomery, Jr
Charntersburg
Montgomery
Charles Jackson
Mudsec
Shenry Ehman
Betz
Holzer Hospital Notes Births and Admissions at Point Pleasant
Le tart Falls welcomes a son to Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill. Point Pleasant hosts a federal inspection of the local National Guard with officers from First Army and First Air Force conducting the visit. Multiple admissions include Henry King Quiller F Scott Edward G Abele and others. Discharges list several patients and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer Hospital
Dallas Hill
Letart Falls
Henry King
Point Pleasant
Quiller F. Scott
Jackson
Sur Point Pleasant
Grcal
Truman Saunders
Welle National
Commandeuse
First Air Force
Henry Ray Clench
Gallipolis
J. W. Duke
Fort George Meade
A. D. Reamedical
Georges Romaine
Syracuse
Idrick
Eber Carnahan
Racine
Duke
Cheshire
Wernes
Malcolm H. Windham
Wellsday
Patricia Hughes
Rio Grande
Barbara Wilson
Bidwell
Medi
Eal
Alfred Bowing
St. Albans
Marydell Lewis
Oak Hill
Sur
Gical
Retha Frost
A. L. Rossiter
Point Percy
Secretary Named at National Guard Office in Point Pleasant
Mrs Frances Hatton chosen to succeed Mrs Jean Burdette as secretary to Col O V Knipp at the National Guard. Burdette resigned. Hatton to assume duties October 16. Marriage licenses list Earl Lee Sullivan 23 Arbuckle and Betty Buck 17 Grimm's Landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Frances Hatton
Jean Burdette
Col. O. V. Knipp
National Guard
Earl Lee Sullivan
Arbuckle
Betty Buck
Grimm's Landring
Songs From French Era To Jazz Will Be on Public Sing Program
Gallipolis residents will join in a public sing program at Washington School auditorium as part of the Ohio Sesquicentennial weekend. The October schedule features student choirs, homecoming events, a candlelighting, a formal ball, and a parade. The audience will sing divided into six parts covering French, Civil War, Gay Nineties, Birth of Jazz, modern harmonies, and patriotic tunes with dances and readings.
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Public
Gallipolis
Washington
Ohio
Gallia Academy High School
Ruth Sawyer Deepping
Gallipolis City Schools
Alouette
Alan Murray
Strauss
Marilyn Lloyd
John Bruniardi
Lisle
Buckley
O Susanna
Foster
Dixie
Emmett
Kittredge
Swanee River
Hall Johnson
Johnny
Lambert
Steffe Ringwald
Wanda Felder
Haley
Richard Sisson
Bob Blazer
Buddy Preston
Larry Radeker
Dacre
O'Keefe
Harris
Rasbach
St. Louis
Calvin Cousins
Loesser
Kern
Rodgers
O'Hara
Beautiful
Ear
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Dale Cundiff
Harold Cundiff
Mason
Cundiff
Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground
San Marcos
Tex
Korea
United States
Mrs. Coyner
Harry Coyner
Mt. Vernon Ave
Bethany
Main Street Baptist Church
Judson Brake
P. E. Burt
Jonah
Burt
Wiliam McKinley
Walter Sebly
George Roberts
D. W. Rothgeb
Charles Bechtle
Ben Somerville
Roy Eshenaur
Eugene Pierce
Howard ‘Tulley
A. Faye Wilson
Virgil Siders
Velma Mueller
Ralph Raike
Glen Burston
Josephine Lyons
Burl Velde
Gordon Blessing
T. Stribling
Ruth Schools
Harry Berkley
Robert Ferguson
John Largent, Jr
Howard Price
W. C. Roberts
John Shinn
Harold Somerville
D. J. Wilfong
Mabel Yeager
Dora Ellis
Erma Barrnett
Emma Wise
Iva Wise
Bertha Condee
Bridge Club
Wiliam Cruickshanks
Liberty Ave
William Gygax
Frank Clendenin
Windsor Peek
Gygax
Clendenin
Peek
Elton Boggan
Casby Meadows
Paul Jeard
Clarence Daugherty
Robert Dilley
Mrs. Melrose
Wilma Melrose
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Melrose
Nellie Henson
Marjory Hailey
Jean Sauer
Faye Ball
Elizabeth Fisher
Eloise Thompson
Delores Schlosser
Vallie Parsons
Ann Whalen
Ruth Lamp
Daisy Darat
Leon Farm Club
Leon Homemakers Farm Women’s Club
Leon Town Hall
Orphan Rebakah Lodge
L. W. Getty
B. E. Stevens
St. Mary Hospital
Herome
Crab Creek
Grant Beaver
Leon
Arch Shoes
Oxfords
Alina
City
Edwin E. Higgins
Gallpolis
Oak Lily
Wellston
Middleport
Pomeroy
Athens
Geo. W. Davis
Bob Bischoff
Bob Woods
Lola Mae Suiter
Vic Sherow
Bischoff
Woods
Mrs. Sutter
K of P
Third Ave
Grape St
Locust St
Jenking
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Catholic Women’s Organizations
Gallipolis Garden Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
American Association
Riverman
U.S
Harvey Cottril
Pliny
B. N. Price
Richard Baker
Roger Graves
Adam Meal
Betty Burns
John Jones
Smeltzer Rose
Elton Boggs
Harry Fliedman
Raymond Peters
Forrest Smith
Carl Hafer
Noah Tye
Edward Hollback
Walter Windsor
Laura Peck
William Herrick
Clarence Stece
Robert Fish
Mgr
Cookley
West Virginia
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Gabardine
Men's Union
Reg
Val
Hollywood
Woon
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