Pastors To Take Part In Program
Nelsonville Christian Churches join Church of Christ for a Sunday convention. Afternoon session starts at 2, supper at 5:30, evening meeting at 7. Theme is With Christ We Build Anew with sermons and devotions by Rev. C B Tigner Glasgow Rev Gilbert Courtney Chauncey Rev Joe B Maffett Athens Rev R LaVerne Ervin Crooksville Rev F C Young Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glouster
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Joe B. Maffett
Athens
R. LaVerne Ervin
Crooksville
4. C. Young
Lancaster
L. E. Evans
Thomas Lax
von Cox
John Reed
Pearl Hartley
L. A. Davis
C. E. Scott
William Bland
Verna Hand
M. T. Vermilision
Catherine Morris
Pearl Henry
Bortnyanski
Tschaikowski
Sigrid Love
Christian Endeavor
J. Lloyd Evans
Church OF God
Chestnut St
C. B. Tuttle
the Plains
Tuttle
the Locks
Morton Thomas
Fragmentary 1945 probate notices and estate references
A jumble of OCR text shows probate and estate entries dated 1945 including inventors, counties, final accounts, and notices. Names like Edwin, Hall, Ohio, and various estates appear in scattered form with references to executors, heirs, and dates such as September and December, indicating typical public notice content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priz
ATI Freshness Co
Edwin
E. Hall Ohio
Estate
Entory
Estate Nventor
Nelsonville Church Notices and Local Gatherings
A local bulletin lists church events across Nelsonville including meetings at the Church of Christ and Church of God with sermons on fear love and fellowship. The Methodist Guild meets nearby with devotions on Psalm 138 and a Japan talk. Funeral services are held for Walter Hall and other notes cover baptist services and a hospital visit from service members in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilsunville
Methodist Guild
Ralph Parks
Donald Betts
Snsider
Malvern Wilson
Blanche Moorehead
Japan
Mac Sisson
Carl Coakley
Mae Sisson
Wilfred Sheets
George Heilman Dies After Heart Attack in Huntington
Nelsonville report confirms the death of George Heilman age 50 at Huntington West Virginia after a heart attack Wednesday afternoon. Private funeral was held at the family home Thursday night with burial in Wheeling. survivors include wife Mary Woodard two children a father and four sisters. Also notes a Trinity Sunday service at the Church of the Epiphany with Rev. F B Atkinson at 9 30 a m and church school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Walter Hall
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ewart C. Bond
John Murdock
John Saltz
Inlaw
George Heilman
Huntington W. Va
Heilman
Huntilington
Wheeling
Mary Woodard
Bob
Dorothy
F. B. Atkinson
Nelsonville Social Notes Recap of local service honors and visits
Nelsonville social notes recount dinners honoring servicemen Pvt Charles F. Conner and family, and Pvt Donald R. Conner, plus Raymond Conner's induction. A separate honors dinner for the Anderson brothers Wilford, Clarence, and John Anderson features discharge and upcoming shore duty details. Other items note Elizabeth Whyte and Regina visiting Columbus, Sgt Jack Whyte in Manila, and Morgan family gatherings in Nelsonville.
Plant To Resume Monday After Coal Shortage
Gordon Co of West Virginia Malleable Iron Co said coal is in transit and production will restart Monday at the Point Pleasant plant. The facility has been shut since Wednesday due to a temporary coal shortage, affecting about 125 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Gordon Co. Jackson
West Virginia
Malleable Iron Company
State Director Speaks At Service Fund Rally
State War Fund director W. W. Mueller will speak at a rally in the Presbyterian Church at 6:30 PM Friday, with Rev. Monroe Bush Jr presiding. A film titled The Scouting Trail of Citizenship will accompany fundraising efforts for the local Boy Scout organization and military service needs. A mothers’ dinner is planned, and a 30-member volunteer group is in place led by R. A. Ferguson as chairman and Walden Roush as vice chair, with Wildreth Armstrong, Bethel D. Swint, and S. A. Simmons handling publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. W. Mueller
State War Fund Campaign
Presbyterian Church
Monroe Bush, Jr
Jocal Boy Scout Organization
R. A. Ferguson
Walden Roush
Wildreth Armstrong
Bethel D. Swint
S. A. Simmons
Storys Run Personals Mentioning Veterans and Visits
Mr and Mrs Everett Plantz learn their son Ernest a former Japanese prisoner for three years is safe in California and will return home soon. Cpl Charles Ward who has been home on furlough since Aug 26 must report to Camp Atterbury Nov 4 for discharge after three years in the Army and 19 months overseas. Various Columbus and surrounding residents visit relatives and attend the Lancaster Fair as other service members return home from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Plantz
Ernest
California
Noel Herrman
Frank Mitchell
Columbus
Herrman
Charley Farley
Zoo
Cole
Charles Ward
Wesley Ward
Lancaster
Camp Atterbury
Cpl. Ward
Jean Fife
Dexter
Leslie Whillingtom
Betty Black
Ernest Black
Middleport
Cyrus Durst
Edith Thomas
Thomas
Cpl
Archie E. Thomas
Social Security Agent To Aid Wage Earners
POINT PLEASANT A Huntington field office representative will be at the U S employment office at 10 o clock on the third Wednesday each month to interview wage earners wishing to file old age and survivors Insurance benefit claims. The service aims to fill local demand as many inquiries have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Bernard B. James
Huntington
Social Security Board
U. S
Patterson To Head Red Cross Group
Patterson named chair of Mason County Chapter American Red Cross succeeding C. J. H. Withers who resigned to focus on Serder High School duties. Executive council selected John Glass as vice chair and Mrs Gordon C. Jackson as treasurer, with other officers and committee members listed. The executive secretary position was not filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
G. G. Patterson
General Chemical Defense Corporation
Mason County
American Red Cross
C. J H. Withers
Serder High School
Patterson
John Glass
Warren Stewart
Leon
Kerr Blain
South Side
Gus Douglas
Grimms Landing
Madge Sbgus
Henderson
Bus Inspection Dates Listed by Gallia County Supt
Gallia County Superintendent of Schools B. Lewis Jones issued a reminder of upcoming bus inspection dates. Readings cover Gallipolis and surrounding communities including Green, Cheshire, Clay, Addison, Walnut High, Mercerville, Guyan, Crown City, Harrison, Cadmus, Rio Grande, Haccoon, Centerville, Perry, Bidwell, Vineston, and related routes. The schedule lists Oct. 23 through Oct. 30 with morning and afternoon sessions by location and notes exclude Ira Baird from certain sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
B. Lewis Jones
Green
Cheshire
Ira Baird
Clay
Addison
Walnut
Mercerville
Guyan
Ohio
Crown City
Harrison
Cadmus
Gallia
Rio Grande
Haccoon
Centerville
Perry
Bidwell
Vinston
Increase in School Enrollment Reported
Gallipolis county schools show total enrollment of 3 243 students, up 195 from last year. Jones notes 122 teachers and principals, 32 janitors, and 73 bus drivers. Dale Saunders fills the final vacancy in the Fifth and Sixth Grades at Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
B. Lewis Jones
Jones
Dale Saunders
Rio Grande
Gallipolis Citizens Help To Clear City Park Area
Gallipolis civic volunteers gathered to clear Public Square ground for grass seed sowing. Park Commission noted manual labor required. several dozen residents aided including Mrs. Holzer and Mrs. Plymale. Bill Campbell ran the liming machine while Walter Caufman and Darrell Roberts operated the barrow tractor. City trucks hauled away debris as workers raked material to the sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Park Commission
Charles E. Holzer
Milo Wilson
Viola Plymale
Rose Cromlish
Harry R. Hu
New Patients At Holzer Hospital
List of Holzer Hospital admissions in Gallipolis includes Mrs. Gomer Phillips and Nona Kay Tope among new patients entering Thursday. Others listed as medical or surgical cases include Myrtle Hanlon, W. M. Cheathan, Virgil Webb, David Harris, G. C. Scott, Emma Burford, and infants James Jiiden and Robert Halley. Discharges named are Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Malone, Asa Bradbury, and others returning home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Gomer Phillips
First Ave
City
Nona Kay Tope
Archie Tope
Oak Hill
Myrtle Hanlon
Second Ave
W. M. Cheathan
Middleport
Virgil Webb
Pleasant
David Harris
Gallipolis Ir
G. C. Scott
Blackfork
Emma Burford
Rutland
Thos
James Jiiden
Racine
Robert Halley
Porter
Albert Saxton
Galvia
David Jenkins
Vinton
Robert Harper
Pt. Pleasant
Gilbert Malone
Wellston
Asa Bradbury
Divorces Granted in Gallipolis Court
Mary Sims and Charles Sims receive divorce on neglect and wilful absence. Court orders Charles to pay five dollars weekly for child support. Marie W Church Bristol granted divorce from Clifford Bristol and restored to maiden name Marie Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Sims
Charles Sims
Marie W. Bristol
Clifford Bristol
Marie Church
Rev McCarley ill. Gallia War Fund chair out rest needed
Rev R P McCarley general chairman of the Gallia County National War Fund Drive has been ill since Tuesday. His physician Dr D A Vornholt says he overworked in recent weeks and needs complete bed rest for a week or so to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. P. McCarley
Gallia County
Gallipolis Personal Notice Roundup
Gallipolis residents and visitors travel for leave and visits. Captain and Mrs Paul Myers spend a weekend in Columbus on leave from Camp Butner North Carolina before returning Monday. Dr and Mrs O M Conley of Detroit visit Will Cox and friends. Clyde McCormick visits Somerset Pennsylvania. Mrs William Betiry of Algoma and Mrs W H Sneed of Bluefield visit Frank Mills at Swan Creek. Mrs C A Catzen visits Ashland Kentucky. John W Ropeter attends Insurance School at Buckeye Union Casualty Co Fort Hayes Hotel and will stay for Ohio State Purdue game. T Cowden returns from Ironton visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Myers
Camp Butner
N. C
Columbus
Harry M. Miller
North Carolina
O. M. Conley
Detroit
Mich
Will Cox
Clyde McCormick
Somerset, Pa
William Betiry
Algoma
Iw. Va
W. H. Sneed
Bluefield
W. Va
Frank Mills
Swan Creek
C. &. Catzen
Ashland
A. Jossel
J. John W. Ropeter
Buckeye Union Casualty Co
Fort Hayes
Ohio State Purdue
T. $. Cowden
Ironton
Sales Tax Report for Gallia County Matches Rise in 1945
Gallia County sales tax receipts for the week ending Oct 6 show an increase of 1062.97 over 1944. The statewide report lists 1944 week totals at 1432.91 and 1945 at 2495.18. Cumulative Gallia County collections reach 63150.03 to date, up 11503.46 from 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Don H. Ebright
Gallia County
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Mary
Howat
Tate
Georgi
Anna Jang Meo Coun OK
Tame
Clyde Tate
Aldo
Maty
Jiverie
Tauri
Addie
Leon Val
John Fe
Nal Ay Nowa
Nellie Re Bic
Majestic Nelsonville
James Sheila Edward Dunn Ryan- Ryan
Robert Webb
William Girard
Vera Vague
Far East
Nelsonville Junior Dalton
Philippine Islands
Junior Bond
E. C. Bond
Murray City
John H. Bridge
Army Seventh Air Force
South Pacific
Vilas Bridge
Haydenville
New Marshfield
Gassaway
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Bridge
States
Bridge
Greensboro
N.C
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Goldie Brun'ston
Esther Crain
D. J. Benson
Jamaria
B. J. Hall
Episcopal Services
Washington
Neis
Nelsonville Social Notes
Fred Conner
Charles F. Conner
Europe
Donald R. Conner
Raymond Conner
Patty
Dickie
Max
Donald Conner
Freddie
Joe Conner
Jo Even
Keith
Lawrence Dixon
Shirley
Joe
Billy
Charles Wolfe
Lafe Wolfe
Maude Breeze
Jack Raybould
Wilford
Clarence
John Anderson
John
Atlantic
Pacific
William Anderson
Wilford Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Mildred Shuberry
Ward, W. Va
Fred Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Floyd Turner
Paul
Patty Raybould
Elizabeth Whyte
Regina
Jimmy Whyte
Jack Whyte
St. Francis Hospital
Sergeant Whyte
Manila
R. Fisher
William
Betsey Summerville
Caldwell
N. J
William Morgan
Morgan Home
John 5. Welch
E. C. Dunnick
Red Cross
Bob Madison
Eagles
Nelsonville Aerie
Rev. McCarley Tl
Holland Shoe Store
Public Square
C. E. Whitmore
U.S. Highway
Beaco
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F. J. Beasley CO
Sally
Martin
Fort Street
Iceland
Flintwist
J. D. Adamson
U. S. Pat
C. D. Shafer CO
the Sports Store
Court St
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