National Guard Convoy to Visit Mason City and New Haven
A 3664th Ordnance unit convoy from West Virginia will tour New Haven and Mason City next Sunday. Medals for veterans will be distributed at 2 p.m. in New Haven and 3 p.m. in Mason City along with open vehicle inspections. Enlistments may occur during the tour with 21 new recruits since the campaign began, bringing total to 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
3664Th Ordnance Medium Maintenance Company
National Guard
Mason City
New Haven
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Mason County
Jones Filling Station Burglary In Gallipolis Recovered Loot
Gallipolis reports another break in at Othneil Jones Route 35 filling station and store. Sheriff Hatfield and Chester Leaper recovered all the loot and the getaway car with a Cleveland Tennessee license. Jones fired at the intruder with a shotgun, who fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Othneil Jones
Route 35
Elmer E. Hatfield
Chester A. Leaper
Cleveland
Tennessee
Jones
Local Social Notes From Mineral Area Towns
Mrs Saul White Mrs Silas Dunlap and others in Carbondale Canaonville New Marshfield and Albany visited and hosted gatherings. Mrs C V Hester fell injuring both arms at home. Birth announced for Robert Lewis son of Mr and Mrs William Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul White
Silas Dunlap
Carbondale
Laura Quick
Canaonville
George Hartley
Louise
New Marshfield
C. V. Hester
Hester
Junior Stephenson
William Addis
Buchtel
J. P. Emiish
C. F. Emish
Susan
Patricia
Poland
Ohio
Ralph Gibson
Athens
Mason City Native Dies in West Virginia
Edward C Ryan 77 of Mason City died Thursday at 1 a.m. in St Marys Hospital Huntington after an extended illness. He worked 30 years for Pittsburgh street railway before retiring. Survived by three sisters Lida Ryan Charleston Julia Rickard New Haven Josephine Mahoney Springfield and a brother Thomas Ryan Mason City. Funeral services 10 a.m. Saturday at the Catholic Church led by Rev Fr Huppert. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. Funeral home Foglesong Mason City.
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Point Pleasant
Edward C Ryan
Mason City
St. Marys Hospital
Huntington
Foglesong
Huppert
Ryan
Pittsburgh
Lida Ryan
Charleston
Julia Rickard
New Haven
Josephine Mahoney
Springfield
Ohio
Thomas Ryan
Hurricane drives locals to shelter then wrecks homes
Miss Betty Nease returns from a visit to Boynton Beach Fla after the hurricane swept the area. Her relatives Claudia Kirton and family moved to a concrete barn for safety only to find the end blown out and forced back to the unsafe house at 3 am. About 25 neighbors and helpers sheltered there as shrubs vanished and homesites Lost stoves refrigerators and furniture remained, while homes were lifted away.
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Point Pleasant
Betty Nease
Claudia Kirton
Boynton Beach
Fla
Miss Nease
Kirtons
Blue and White Glass Added to Station in Point Pleasant
The Pure Oil Co. service station at Sixth and Viand in Point Pleasant is receiving Carrara glass on the exterior. The white surface with a blue border reflects the company colors. John and Bill Chapman of Huntington install for Central Glass Co., with completion expected in about two weeks.
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Point Pleasant
Pure Oil Co
Sixth
Viand
John
Bill Chapman
Huntington
Central Glass Co
Hartford Man Accused of Killing Two Cattle
Benny Fields of Hartford is charged with shooting and killing two cattle on a farm near Mason City about three weeks ago, after arrest by State Trooper H D Coyner.
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Hartford
Point Pleasant
Benny Fields
H. D. Coyner
Mr. Dudding
Mason City
Man Held to Jury After Auto Is Taken
Roscoe Redman was held to the next grand jury after arraignment before a local magistrate on a charge of taking a car from Oshel Motors garage, driving and damaging it last Monday night. John W. Oshel, owner of the garage, signed the $1,000 bond for Redmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Roscoe Redman
Oshel Motors
John W. Oshel
Redmon
Births And Discharges At Point Clinic Note
Mrs Jack Knight and infant son Jack La verne and Mrs Othal Cunningham and infant son Othal O Dana were discharged from Point Clinic Thursday and taken home. Dallas Hoy Jr born weighing eight pounds eight and a half ounces to Dallas Fellore and Betty Crowder of Pliny. A daughter seven pounds two ounces born Thursday to Robert Cornelius and wife of Cheshire. A daughter Claudia Ann seven pounds six ounces born Thursday to William Krebs and wife of this city.
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Point Pleasant
Jack Knight
Jack Laverne
Main St
Othal Cunningham
Othal O’dana
Eleanor
Point Clinic
Dallas Hoy, Jr
Dallas Fellore
Pliny
Betty Jean Crowder
Hursday
Robert Cornelius
Cheshire
Claudia Ann
William Krebs
Cover Crop Planting Time Is Reached
Lionel L Smith urges farmers to plant cover crops in corn fields with wheat sown by Oct 20. He cites erosion losses of 282 million acres and 775 million eroded to some extent, touting conservation farming as cost effective and noting local spring improvements and new cooperators in the Western Soil Conservation District with contour strips and pond surveys underway.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
United States
Soil Conservation Service
Albert Thompson
W. H. Abbott
Somerville
Rolfe Lee
James T. Cain
W. H. Taft
Boston
D. E. Hartley
Olsen Sayre
Dawson FE. Hartley
Joseph C. Griffis
Cleon B. Cadle
Howard Boswell
Taft Boston
John Kaylor
Oscar Pennington
Western Soil Conservation District
Edwin Thomas
Virgil Scantlin
W. S. Morgan
Madison Bowles
Robert Durst
Mark Williams
Walter Williams
Gale Donahue
Russell Oshel
Mrs. Eva Mae Harless 73 Dies at Mason City
Mrs Eva Mae Harless widow of Alfred Harless aged 73 died Thursday at 3 am at her Mason City home after a long illness. Funeral at Foglesong funeral home at 2 pm Saturday with Rev W L Gearhart officiating. Burial in Adamsville Cemetery. Native of Ohio she had lived in Mason City many years. Survived by son Robert at home four sisters and one brother.
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Point Pleasant
Eva Mae Harless
Alfred Harless
Mason City
Foglesong
W. L. Gearhart
Adamsville
Harless
Ohio
Robert Harless
E. D. Welch
Ida Myers
Toledo
Florence Myers
Chelyan
Mabel Bryant
Lakewood
Fla
Lewis Tripp
Quinwood
Man Released on $500 Bond in Pleasants County
Carl Crump of Leon was released from the county jail on bond of $500 by order of Judge Lewis H. Miller and is held to the next grand jury. Crump had pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment on Sept 22, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined $10 plus costs. Attorney W L Poling secured the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carl Crump
Leon
Lewis H. Miller
Crump
W. L. Poling
Miller
Mother Honors Son On Fourth Birthday
John J. Johnson was the honoree at a birthday party hosted by his mother Mrs. H. James Johnson at 126 Park Drive from 2 to 3 p.m. Thursday for his fourth birthday. The party featured Halloween decorations and favors for guests, with a list of attendees including Sue Ellen Call and Kitty Brown among others.
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Point Pleasant
John J. Johnson
H. James Johnson
Park Drive
Jack O'Lanterns
Sue Ellen Call
Kitty Brown
Joe Rhoades
Larry LaRue
Jimmy Wedge
Jimmy Woods
Sammy McKinney
Keith Grueser
Clarence Parsons
Philip Belcher
Tommy Kenny
Johnnie Hovekamp
Elyse Hovekamp
Jack Martin
Charles Brown
Harold Call
J. Sanford Rhoades
Charles la Rue
Point Pleasant workers assist at Gallipolis Kroger opening
Barton Jones and The Messenger correspondent visited the new Kroger grocery in Gallipolis on opening day. Four Point Pleasant workers helped at the store: Betty Ambrose Filena Lynch at the fruit counter and J S Red Duncan George Cooper in the meat department. They may return to the Point Pleasant store or stay in Gallipolis. The Kroger is 60 by 160 feet with a paved lot for 30 cars on Third Ave.
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Point Pleasant
Barton Jones
Messenger
Kroger
Gallipolis
Betty Ambrose
Filena Lynch
J. S. “Red” Duncan
George Cooper
Ambrose
Lynch
Third Ave
Defendant Pleads Guilty in Local Intoxication Case
Charles Rimmey of Charleston Road was arrested on intoxication charges and pleaded guilty before a local magistrate on Thursday. He was fined $5 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles Rimmey
Charleston Road
Courthouse Clock Chimes After Repair Work Start
Gallipolis residents hear the courthouse clock toll at 10 p.m for the first time in years as a specialty firm repairs the timepiece on county commissioners order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Farm Council Organized In Gallia County
Gallia County farmers formed the ninth Gallia County Morgan Farm Bureau Advisory Council at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ward. Officers elected: Kenneth Ward president, Earl George vice president, Margaret Swick secretary, Georgia George discussion leader, Martha Ward recreation leader. A movie, The Golden Secret, was shown by Haskell White. Next meeting set for November 7 at the George home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kenneth Ward
Gallia County
Morgan Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Earl George
David Mitchell
Lewis Shupe
Stanley Swick
Haskell Wells
Kay Quickel
Margaret Swick
Georgia George
Martha Ward
Haskell White
Phone Firm Plans Conduits in Gallipolis
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. crews lay underground conduits along Locust Street from Third Avenue to Cedar, then to State Street and back to Third, with dips both ways. Conduits reach 90 inches deep with a three and a quarter inch bore for the main lines and six bore conduits measuring 9 by 13 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Locust St
Third Ave
Cedar
State
State St
State Street
Third St
Missionary Ernest A Fink Enbiner to Speak at First Baptist
Ernest A Fink enbiner of Christian Missions Inc will speak at First Baptist Church Gallipolis Sunday at 7 30 p m introduced by Rev J Edward Hakes He will show Technicolor pictures from Africa and Martinique His talk follows a 6 30 p m Young People meeting and a 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday
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Gallipolis
Ernest A. Finkenbiner
Christian Missions, Inc
First Baptist Church
J. Edward Hakes
Africa
Martinque
Young People’s Meeting of the Baptist Church
Transfer of Funds Requested by Trustees
Gallia county trustees seek a $1200 transfer from the Guyan Township general fund to the road fund while listing $1788.73 assets. Raccoon Township trustees request a $600 transfer to the road and bridge fund from a treasury of $1309.49.
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Gallipolis
Board of Trustees
Guyan Township
Raccoon Township
Rev L H Stebbins Lists Church Plans
Gallipolis to hold Every Member Canvass at First Presbyterian Church at 10 30 a m Sunday per Rev L H Stebbins. Young persons meet at 6 p m Sunday and midweek worship at 7 30 p m Wednesday in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
L. H. Stebbins
River traffic at Gallipolis locks lists numerous towboat passages
Gallipolis Locks on the Ohio River saw several vessels pass through on Thursday. Heekin and National led downstream at 11 a.m. and 1 45 p.m. respectively, with Teddy IV at 3 15 p.m. Upstream ships included Campbell and Atlas at various times, while Kanawha River traffic featured the George Verity and others sailing from Marmet and Marmet to Winfield and London.
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Gallipolis
Eureka
Ohio River
Heekin
National
Ohio
Lower
Wheeling
Sohio State
Hubbard
Sardis
Dixie
Ogram and Dawson
Benwood
W.va
Robert T
Marietta
Turley
Parkersburg
Dravo
Bellville
Talbott
Ravenswood
Campbell
Atlas
Jones
Little Hocking
Kanawha
London
Sullivan
Marmet
Winfield
Escapee Arrested After City Detains Walter Smith
Gallipolis police arrest Walter Smith 77 on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges then report he is an escapee from Lakin State Hospital above Point Pleasant. Officers say the escapee status was confirmed after detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Walter Smith
Lakin State Hospital
Point Pleasant
Driver Fined in Gallipolis Court for Unrenewed License
William Western of Gallipolis was arrested by state Highway Patrolmen and fined $5 and costs in municipal court for failing to renew his driver’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Western
Cotton tops U S industry for employment capacity
The article notes that cotton remains the largest employer of labor among all industries in the United States, highlighting its significant role in employment nationwide.
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The
U. S
Albany notices and announcements mix of births visits and moves
Dr A F Holmes spent a week in Columbus visiting his sisters Mrs Phoebe German and Miss Leona Holmes. James Randall Rickey was born in Richmond California weighing nine and a quarter pounds with grandparents C E Rickey Albany and Julius Basarge Biloxi. Mrs C L Ross travels to Canton Ohio after the death of Ethel Faulkner. Cecil Brickles and Ira Spencer visits. George Van Dyke property purchased. plans to move. Pearl St Athens property bought by Faye Cline to live there. Lucy Gathey visits niece Mrs Pearl Ator. Will Cline and Ola Parker weekend in Columbus with Kenneth Sisson. Richard Collins and Louise Cline announce birth of six pound son on Sept 25. Worley West and Emma Jones dined with Clare Gillogly. Chesser Store and Freidenmaker Restaurant reopen after repairs.
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Albany
A. F. Holmes
Columbus
Phoebe German
Leona Holmes
James
Jimmy) Rickey
Richmond
Calif
James Randal
C. E. Rickey
Julius Basarge
Biloxi
C. L. Ross
Canton
Ohio
Ethel Faulkner
Richard Sheppard
Cecil Brickles
James Stack
Ira Spencer
George van Dyke
Faye Cline
Pearl St
Athens
Lucy Gathey
Pearl Ator
W. C. Vigor
Plain City
Mitchell
Will Cline
Ola Parker
Kenneth Sisson
Richard Collins
Louise Cline
Legacy of Andrew Wiseman and Local Community Notes
Andrew Wiseman died at 90 leaving 191 descendants seven children 58 grandchildren 108 great grandchildren and 18 great great grandchildren Funeral services were held in the EUB Church with burial at Radcliff Cemetery Local activities include an agricultural project at Brownsville a Vinton Rural wiener roast and visits by several families from Columbus Dennison Ohio University and Fostoria among others The Radcliff Grade School magic show drew a good crowd and several pupils attended with chaperones
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Radcliff
Andrew Wiseman
EUB Church
M. O. Hutchinson
Radcliff Cemetery
A. H. Cottrill
Frank Dailey
Harold Dailey
Ed. Dailey
Clyde Cooper
Brownsville
Vinton Rural
Jean Pierce
Dennison
Ardath Pierce
Ohio University
Merrill Pearce
L. V. Pendleton
Bowling Green
Estle
Dwight McLaughlin
Columbus
McLaughlin
Francis Wells
Hoover
Vera Gregory
Fostoria
Wayne Cooper
Ramon Morris
Viola Eyer
Creola
Marguerite Bigony
John Thompson
Mary
Joanne
Hamden
Virgil Lewis
Donald
A. J. Hagerty
Holzer Hospital
Vinton
Pierce
Turner
Mrs Davis 75 Dies in Albany
Emma Della Davis age 75 wife of the late George Davis died Thursday at the home of daughter Mrs Mary McCann in Albany. Surviving are brother Frank Nichols of London Derry Ohio daughters Goldie Rubig Detroit and Mrs McCann sons John Kenneth Roy and Tom all of Albany. Four children died earlier. Funeral at Albany Methodist Church Sunday 2 p m Rev Robert L Phillips officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery Glouster.
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Albany
Emma Della Davis
George Davis
Mary McCann
Davis
Frank Nichols
Londonderry
Ohio
Goldie Rubig
Detroit
McCann
John
Jacksonville
Kenneth
Torch
Roy
Toledo
Tom
Albany Methodist Church
Robert L. Phillips
Reedsville Social Notes Reflect Community Headlines
Patty Ann Wal lace hospitalized at St Joseph in Parkersburg with unnamed illness. Mrs Ira Boring also a patient there. Silas Seckman and family visit from East Liverpool due to Mrs Seckman’s brother in law illness. P H Swain buys Belleville store and will run with son Junior. wife operates local beauty parlor. William Hilfinger and family arrive from Miami for winter with mother J C Hilfinger. Mrs C E Humphrey returns from Columbus visit with son Charles Erwin Humphrey. William Meredith of Columbus visits Harry Pickens. Wilma Buckley visits sister in Akron. Richard Myers family moves into C H Hamilton home. Oliver Swain visits relatives in Columbus. joined by W W Swain. Miss Shirley Sprague and Luella and Louise Riebel stay with Emma Riebel in Chester. Anna M Randolph hosts Silas Seckman East Liverpool. Josephine Pickens. O E Massar. Harold Massar. Warren Pickens. Sam Kimes visits Hartford.
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Reedsville
Patty Ann
Lee Wallace
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Ira Boring
Silas Seckman
Long Bottom
W. Va
Junior
William Meredith
Columbus
Harry Pickens
Wilma Buckley
Oscar Sculler
Akron
Richard Myers
Claude Smith
C. H. Hamilton
Oliver Swain
W. W. Swain
Long Bottom Road
Shirley Sprague
Luella
Louise Riebel
Chester
Emma Riebel
Anna M. Randolph
East Liverpool
Josephine Pickens
O. E. Massar
Harold Massar
Warren Pickens
Sam Kimes
Hartford
Luecy Kibble
Laurel Run Club Elects Officers At Oct Meeting
Mrs Everett White president of the Friendly Neighbor Club called a special meeting at her home on October 2 to elect new officers. All officers were re elected. Attendees included Mrs John Norris Mrs William Sparks Paul Terry and others. The hostess served coffee and apple pie with ice cream. Next meeting to be hosted by Miss Nora Skiver Haydenville. Betty Brandon and two sons stayed with the Todds. John Norris Sr. returned from Louisville. Mrs Norris visited Nelsonville friends.
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Laurel
Everett White
Friendly Neighbor Club
John Norris
William Sparks
Paul Terry
Charles Patton
Clarence Patton
Millard Patton
Charles Wood
Gary Wayne
Arthur Todd
Lawrence Wolfe
Herman Bumgardner
Thomas Huddy
Algernon
Nelsonville
Funeral Services for Ray Alkire Held at Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Ray Alkire were conducted at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert Hagenaur officiating. Relatives present included Mrs. Mary Paynter and families from Lancaster, Akron, Zanesville, and Pomertown, among others. A daughter named Judith Eilene was born to Grafton and wife at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Albert Morris from West Virginia visited his daughters, while local residents hosted visitors and business transfers continued as Clint Gilkey and family sold their store to William Musser.
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Harrisonville
Ray Alkire
Presbyterian Church
Robert Hagenaur
Federated Church
Pomeroy
Mary Paynter
Blanchard
Charles Turner
Lancaster
Frank Turner
Howard Turner
Goldie Hunsicker
Akron
Louis Campbell
Zanesville
Helen Wyatt
Ripley
W. Va
Myra Combs
Grafton Stout
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Judith Eilene
Albert Morris
West Virginia
Henry Wyatt
Earnest Carr
Arthur Woodyard
Columbus
Homer Welsh
Clint Gilkey
William Musser
Edgar Combs
Copley
Alma Atkins
Methodist bake sale set at Southern Ohio Electric Shop
The WSCS will sponsor a bake sale at the Southern Ohio Electric Shop in Gallipolis on Oct 11 selling home made cakes pies and cookies. Also notes of social and local visits: Mr and Mrs Raymond Taylor Jr in Charleston and Mrs M A Bunce with Mrs Harry Hysell at Mrs G C Gilmore funeral in Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Fisher
Columbus
David Butcher
Houston
Texas
Sam Baker
How to Answer Classified Ads in The Messenger
The notice outlines guidelines for placing classified ads including use of full box numbers, handling blind addresses, ad duration and charges. It states ads must be received by 10:00 a.m. for same day insertion, with political and memorial notices requiring cash, and allows phone or mail submissions with seven day payment.
Market Snapshot Cincinnati Livestock Prices Oct 10 AP
Salable hogs about 2300 with bids steady around 29.75 for 180 to 250 pound hogs. Sows opened steady 25.50 to 27.00, some lightweights to 27.50 and heavies possibly lower. Cattle 700, calves 250. demand dull with standstill in light cattle and grassers under 600 pounds. grassers steady to weak, cows and bulls steady, vealers down 30.0, sheep 300 with light demand and lower undertone. lambs scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Egg and poultry prices listed with U S A grades and weights
Cincinnati prices show eggs by U S A grades large medium small and B with weights and current receipts. Poultry includes heavy roasters fryers and broilers with price ranges. Butter and butterfat values listed. Potatoes priced 3.25 to 4.50 per bag or unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S. A
U.S. B
Rome High elects Jimmy Dale Lockhart student body president
Jimmy Dale Lockhart, member of the Rome High School Junior Class, was elected president of the student body. Various local movements and visits are noted, including job changes and family events in the Crown City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Jimmy Dale Lockhart
Rome
Intoxication Charges In Gallipolis Court
Simon Gibson and Ted Halley appeared in municipal court and were each fined five dollars and costs on charges of intoxication. The article also advises scalding dahlia stem ends in hot water to prevent wilting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Simon Gibson
Ted Halley
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the Plains
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