Graduation Exercises Set At Church for 14 Nurses
Seventeen names listed for graduation from Holzer Hospital School of Nursing with 14 nurses slated to receive diplomas at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis on Thursday evening Sept 8. The program features processional Jubilate invocations, musical selections, Rev Sydney J Browne as main speaker, diploma and pin presentations by Dr Charles F E Holzer, Florence Nightingale pledge recited, benediction, and a reception in the church parlors afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Grace Methodist Church
Mary Eleanor Campbell
Louise R. Pickens
Dorothy E. Duckler
Jeannine Evans
Rosalie Parfitt
Eleanor L. Smith
Pomeroy
Rachel Evans
Bidwell
Olive Redith Gregory
Radcliffe
Martha Louise Haggerty
Betty Lee Koehler
Edna Kathryn Miller
Patricia Ann McElhinny
Janet Louise Russell
Middleport
Rachel R. Malone
Ironton
Stanley Lanier
W. H. Green
Robert A. Grant
Sydney J. Browne
Athens
Attleborough
Mass
Charles FE. Holzer
Martha A. McMaster
Florence Nightingale
L. A. Donnally
Point Pleasant 61 Mason Area Students Plan Return to Colleges
Sixty one residents of Point Pleasant and surrounding communities will start back to colleges in two weeks led by Marshall College of Huntington with 22 Point Pleasant enrollees. West Virginia University follows with 18. others include Ohio State, Ohio University, Kentucky, Iowa Wesleyan, and more. Names listed for Marshall University and West Virginia University enrollment appear alongside students heading to several other campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marshall College of
Huntington
West Virginia University
West Virginia Tech
Marietta College
Ohio State University
Ohio University
University of Kentucky
Iowa Wesleyan
University of Indiana
Xavier University
Western Reserve
Carnegie Tech
Purdue University
Southern College of Optometry
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Harvard University
Washington and Lee University
Marshall
Roy Kincade
Darrell Shamblin
Donald Shamblin
Shear Edler
Zelda Knapp
Frances Gerlach
Elizabeth Summers
John Sayre
Robert Sayre
Elizabeth Lasley
Charles Osher
Harry Bateson
William Capehart
Robert Haynes
Wanda Lee
Paul Perry
Bill Smith
Edwin Schul
Paul Monroe
Robert Bright
Jean McCoy
Don Rairden
Jimmy Ferguson
Carl Gardner
Owen Barton
Carolyn Haymond
Barbara Burdette
Arthur Roberts James Masters
Tom Gall
Sonny Houghton
Charles McCulloch
Ray McConshay
Glen Brustle
Cecil Minton
Rodger Butler
Betty Ann McCulloch
Joe Cullen
Mary Lee Roush
Janet Stanley
Charles Sayre
Carl “Babe” Adkins
Jack Buxton
Marion Winters
Ben Stout
Richard Peek
Washington and Lee
AA Meeting Planned Woman To Be Speaker
A lady speaker will address an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at 8 30 p m Friday in the Ohio Valley Bank building clubrooms. She is the second woman speaker at the local group. The session is open to interested persons and draws attendees from Jackson Wellston Athens Pomeroy Middleport and Huntington. A light lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ohio Valley Bank
Jackson
Wellston
Athens
Pomeroy
Middleport
Huntington
Hospital Notes and Local Court Fine Report
Holzer Hospital admitted John Easter Buffalo W Va Carl Baker city Mrs F M Click Evans W Va William E Davis Jackson Ezra Williams city Miss Dean Dickens Point Pleasant Mrs Millie Reed Wellston C French Jackson Discharged Mrs Roy Strausbaugh Mrs Myrtle Runyan Dewey Floyd Mrs Della Davis Edward Sleet Elza Moore Mrs Hadway Brooks Mrs Frank Berry and daughter Charleston man fined Gallipolis Granville Lyons Charleston was fined five dollars and costs in municipal court for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Easter
Buffalo
W. Va
Carl Baker
City
F. M. Click
Evans
William E. Davis
Jackson
Ezra Williams
Dean Dickens
Point Pleasant
Millie Reed
Wellston
C. French
Roy Strausbaugh
Myrtle Runyan
Dewey Floyd
Della Davis
Edward Sleet
Elza Moore
Hadway Brooks
Frank Berry
Grace Methodist and four area churches services schedule
Grace Methodist led by minister L A Donnally offers 10 a.m. worship with Miss Helen Butterfield singing The Holy City. Sunday school children 10:30 a.m. adults 11 a.m. nurseries available, Junior choir rehearsal Tuesday. St Peters Episcopal holds morning prayer at 9 a.m. Presbyterian worship 10:30 a.m. Baptist service begins 9:15 a.m. with Bible school and 10:30 a.m. worship, sermon on The Marks of a Christian, Lord's Supper at close. Nursery care provided. evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. with Eternal Hell sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
Helen Butterfield
Holy City
Gaul
Church School
E. Ray Bailey
WSCS
ST. Peters Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
First Baptist
W. H. Green
Green
MT. Carmel
Mr. Lafferty
Young People’s Meeting
Seventh Day Adventist
R. A. Bata
Jacksonville
W. H. Mathias
Hollister
Mr. Mathias
el A
Glouster Church OF Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Young People’s Church
Bishopville Church OF Christ
Mr. Teater
Glouster
John Devol
Hemlock Main Street
Church OF Christ—Communion
Spencer Ridge Bible Christian
Leona Thompson
Trimble West Side Church OF Christ
C. M. Clouston
River Traffic Gallipolis Locks Reported Progress and Depths
Gallipolis locks list morning to evening boat movements on the Ohio River and Kanawha River with numerous vessels changing up or down. State gauges show upper 18.0 feet, lower 13.0, Point Pleasant 24.65, Kanawha Falls 6.04 feet and rollers at 10 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Aztec
Peace
Hatfield
Ashland
Semet
Ernestine
Lehigh
Indiana
Creighton
Kanawha
Resolute
Marmet
Coombs-George
Winfield
Atlas
Lewis
Armstrong
Dolle
Pioneer
Castle
Chris
Turley
Louisiana
New Orleans
Jefferson
Point Pleasant
Kanawha Falls
Patients Admitted To Local Hospitals For Observation
Two residents were admitted for observation this week. Mrs John Pettit of 17 Spring Street was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville on Tuesday. John Howard of Embrey Street was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Pettit
Spring St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
John Howard
Embrey St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Ada Balderson Visits Stewart Neighbor Mrs Campbell
Mrs. Ada Balderson of Stewart spent Tuesday with former neighbor Mrs. George H. Campbell. The two were neighbors in Stewart many years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ada Balderson
Stewart
George H. Campbell
New Books On Display at Gallia County Library
Gallia County district library announces reserves and circulation begin Sept 10 with new titles including Israel by Goldenberg Emily Kimbrough It Gives Me Much Pleasure Baseballs Greatest Teams by Meany The Loved One by Waugh The Slender Reed by Huntington The Golden Fury by Castle whodunits He is Late This Morning by Stevens Devil's Reckoning by Burton Cowboys ride through Evan Evans Gunmans Legacy Longhorns of Hate by Robertson offered Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Israel
Goldberg
Gallia County District Library
Emily Kimbrough
Tom Meany
Waugh
Slender Reed
Huntington
Golden Fury
Castle
Stevens
Burton
Evan Evans
Robertson
Sunday School Picnic At Nazarene Church Farm
The annual Nazarene Church Sunday school picnic gathered over 100 people at Edward Weiher’s farm in Rodney. Activities filled the afternoon with a basket supper served at 6 p.m. Rev Vernon Shafer leads the church. committee members were Morris Elliott Walter Plantz Marilyn Burdette and Audrey Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Church of the Nazarene
Edward Weiher
Rodney
Vernon Shafer
Morris Elliott
Walter Plantz
Marilyn Burdette
Audrey Davis
Detroit Men Fined In Municipal Court
Fogle C Harold, 41, Detroit, fined 75 dollars and costs and jailed five days for driving while intoxicated. Driving rights suspended for six months. Judge William H. Jones presided. Simon Joe Hiatt, 36, Detroit, fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fogle C. Harold
Detroit
William H. Jones
Simon Joe Hiatt
Pt Pleasant Social Notes Celebrate Long Married Life
Beech Hill residents Mr and Mrs McClellan C Lew observe their 54th wedding anniversary with family and neighbors visiting. Lew, a Mason County native, taught school 45 years and served as secretary of the Western Soil Conservation District, owning a Beech Hill farm. Mrs Naomi Brannan Lewis, a Jackson County native, helped raise seven children and numerous grandchildren. The note lists extended visits, travels, and local kin across Point Pleasant, Columbus, Huntington, Charleston, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan C. Lewis
Beech Hill
Lewis
Mason County
Western Soil Conservation District
Naomi Brannan
Jackson County
Preston Anderson
Park Lee
J. F. Lewis
Harold Lewis
Jay Roush
West Columbia
J. Milton Lewis
High St
Point Pleasant
Robert Lewis
Madison
Point Pleasant Personal Notes From Area Residents
Pt Pleasant notices report Robert Kayser ill at home on 2321 Jackson Ave since Saturday and improving. Visitors include Mrs E J Samuel and children Gary and Sue from Akron visiting Mr and Mrs W D Braden at 200 Park Drive. Other items list Bess Gygax returning home from Belle after visiting Max Dye family, Greta Robbins of Pittsburgh visiting her father Raymond Robbins in Henderson, and Mrs Eva Carnahan returning to Buffalo after two weeks with Elmer Grueser family at Camp Conley Addition. Mrs Paul Holland of Charleston visiting her parents Rev Daniel M Dorsey and Mrs Dorsey on Main St, with the Reverend returning from a ministers conference at Cowen Camp. Nina Rice of Buckhannon visiting her son-in-law and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hornbeck
Main St
Ernest Early
Lewis Green
Mike
Mark
Curtis Graves
Kit
Chris
Anna Schanck
Columbus
Ohio
Mervin Chapman
Viand St
Paul Perry
Herbert Perry
Lincoln Ave
Walter Raines
Kermit
Charles Perry
Melvin Perry
Robert Gowin
Lincoln Avenue
Huntington
Forrest H. McDowell
South Charleston
Charles McCulloch
Henderson
Nancy Meyer
Charleston
A. J. Moore
Martha
Bill
English Road
Ohio State University
H. L. Krebs
Jean
Helen Rayburn
Luther Greenlee
Point Pleasant
Hester Lee
Ninth Street
Point Clinic
William Meade
James Kay Thomas
Shearl Edler
Sally Jo Edler
Donald Shamblin
James Masters
Spencer
L. K. Heiskell
Park Drive
Canton
Heiskell
New York Central
Katherine Beaver
Leon
Putnam County
Buffalo
Middleport
Ruby G. Ake
Marsha Daugherty
Hugh Daugherty
Sarah Turner
Joseph A. Turner
A. T. Hall
Madison Ave
Phillip Neville
Gallipolis Ferry
Bill Perry
Robert Kayser
Jackson Ave
E. J. Samuel
Gary and
Sue
Akron
Pittsburgh
Raymond Robbins
Frances Clark
Charles Clark, Jr
Lloyd Hope
Gallipolis
Eva Carnahan
N. Y
Elmer Grueser
Camp Conley Addition
Paul Holland
Daniel M. Dorsey
Main St. Baptist Church
State Baptist Association
Cowen
Glouster to Open Lunch Program With School Year
Glouster schools win state approval for a school lunch program. Supt Karl Bodenbender notes the start date is not set yet due to logistics. Pupils from distance slated to bring lunches first week. buses begin routes around noon. School opens Tuesday September 6 with a teachers meeting. classes begin Wednesday at 8 45 a.m. Kindergarten report Tuesday skip Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
State Department of Education
Glouster Schools
Karl Bodenbender
Bodenbender
Pacifico to Speak at Labor Day Celebration
Adolph Pacifico, president of sub-district No. 6, United Mine Workers of America, will speak Monday afternoon during a Labor Day event in Glouster. A parade at 10 a.m. features Glouster, Murray City, Buchtel and Chauncey Dover bands. Concerts and amateur hour follow, with crowning of a queen at 8 p.m. Sunday and additional band performances in Jacksonville and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Adolph Pacifico
United Mine Workers of America
Murray City
Buchtel
Chauncey-Dover
Jacksonville
Wahneta Exenkamper
Swazy Nutter Reunion Planned in Logan Monday
GLOUSTER The Swazy Nutter reunion is set for Monday at 10 a.m. in Kachelmacher Park Logan. Families will bring baskets while the committee provides ice cream and iced tea. An afternoon ball game features representatives from both families with John Swazy of Columbus as umpire. Rev John Devol and Mrs Devol will attend. he is president and Charles Bungard of Logan is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kachelmacher Park
Logan
John Swazy
Columbus
John Devol
Mr. Devol
Charles Bungard
Cpl James E Koons On Duty in Japan
Cpl James E Koons son of Mr and Mrs Edward Koons of Trimble serves with a field artillery battalion of the Eighth Army in Ota Japan as chief of the detail section. He enlisted September 26 1948 after working at Athens State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
James FE. Koons
Edward Koons
Eighth Army
Ota
Japan
Cpl
Koons
Athens State Hospital
Lodge to Meet Glouster Marceillte Rebe kah Lodge
The lodge will meet in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 7 30 pm. Members are urged to attend the session for fellowship and local lodge business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Marceillte
Rebekah
Odd Felons Hall
Pt Pleasant Church News and Service Listings
Mt Pleasant area church notices list times for worship Sunday school and youth groups across multiple congregations including MASON COUNTY LUTHERAN PARISH churches St Mark's Upper Flats St Paul's New Haven Zion Broad Run and nearby denominations Morning Star Advent Christian Christ Church Episcopal Bruce Chapel Trinity Methodist Main Street Baptist Presbyterian and Heights Eye F. H Capehart pastor details include preaching lines and involvement in loyalty observance with youth and worship times across Sept through Nov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County
George C. Werrick
St. Mark's
Upper Flats
St. Paul's
New Haven
Broad Run
Luther League
Zeb B. Trexler
Concord
N. C
United Lutheran Church
Morning Star Advent Christian
James Coleman
Charleston
Christ Church Episcopal
Main Street Baptist
Daniel M. Dorsey
Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian
Orie C. Landrum
Lord
McPhail
Mr. Landrum
F. H. Capehart
Clarksburg
Point Clinic Notes Discharges and Admissions at Point Pleasant
Miss Anna Belle Lee of Ninth Street was discharged Wednesday from the Point Clinic after a surgical stay. Juanita Mae King, daughter of Eunice King of Letart, was admitted to the clinic Thursday for a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Anna Belle Lee
Ninth St
Point Clinic
Juanita Mae King
Eunice King
Letart
Point Pleasant Man Fined for Intoxication in Magistrate Court
Arvin Stackhouse of Huntington was tried by a local magistrate on Thursday for intoxication. He was fined $5 plus costs after being arrested by City Patrolman Ray McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Arvin Stackhouse
Huntington
Ray McClure
New Building Is Completed at Bellemeade on Ohio River Road
Roy Keefer, formerly of Leon, has completed erection of a 30 by 60 foot building fronting the Ohio River Road in Bellemeade. The structure houses a grocery store and meat market run by Mr. and Mrs. Keefer with Owens Litchfield directing the meat department. The building contains a storeroom and four apartments, one on the first floor and three on the second, and the store operates as self serve. The Keefer family previously ran a store in Leon before moving to Bellemeade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Roy Keefer
Leon
Ohio River Road
Bellemeade
Long Holiday Is Started
Mr and Mrs Willard Hesson of Glenwood spent Thursday in Point Pleasant. The couple begins a long holiday after Mr Hesson retired as of August 31 after 20 years as a foreman for International Nickel Co Huntington. They have long lived in Glenwood and run a nearby farm. Hesson served as county commissioner and deputy sheriff. They are parents of Ernest Hesson, county sheriff 1945 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Willard Hesson
Glenwood
Hesson
International Nickel Co
Huntington
Hessons
Ernest Hesson
William Houston Rites Arranged for Today
Funeral services for William B. Houston 76 were set for 4 p.m. at Raynes funeral home with Rev. Holly Shamblin officiating. Burial was expected at Suncrest Cemetery. Houston, a former Logan Ohio printer, lived in Point Pleasant and died after long illness at Weston Hospital following time in Huntington State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William B. Houston
Raynes
Holly
Shamblin
Suncrest
Houston
Logan
Ohio
State Hospital
Huntington
Weston Hospital
Firemen Overcome In Stockroom Blaze
Seven firemen were overcome by smoke and heat while battling a stubborn blaze in the basement stockroom of a Walgreens drug store. The fire drew over 2000 spectators and disrupted traffic for a half hour. The cause was not immediately determined. Damage runs to several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walgreen
Names and visits mark Kinaugua family notes
Mr and Mrs Les lie Deem and sons Jimmy and Tommy of Daytona Beach Fla spent a week with Mrs William Deem and H W Sowards in Kinaugua. The Deems previously lived here. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs John Deem of Athens Mr and Mrs Oscar Walker of Parkersburg and Joan and Joe Brinker of Racine. A birthday dinner honored Mr and Mrs Albert Spencer with Carolyn Spencer of Columbus and Chester Frear of Lancaster present. Leroy Ables of Akron and Joyce Brownell visited relatives in Kinaugua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Walker
Joan
Joe Brinker
Racine
H. W. Comstock
A. W. Pullins
Albert Spencer
Carolyn
Columbus
Chester Frear
Lancaster
W. E. Houston
Leroy Ables
Akron
Lincoln Ables
Olen Litchfield
Janie
Ernest Bowman
Ironton
Joyce Brownell
Woods
Christine Black
Murray City Weekend Visitor List Highlights Local Travel
Paul Person of Marietta spent a weekend in Murray City with Mrs. Person and their children Janet and Addison. They visited the Dixon family and Mrs. Eileen Marshall returned to Columbus after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wright. The spread includes visits by Harold Dixon, Dixie Lee, and David Jeffery from Nelsonville. Gordon James from Straitsville. Hoyt Painter and children Beverly Jean and Junior from Dayton. Clayton Worthington and relatives with Charles Shaffer noted as father. Marilyn and Joy Ann Cook returned to Columbus with their hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Paul Person
Marietta
Person
Janet
Addison
Athens
Robert Bentz
Jill Ann
Maggie Trimmer
Pat
Tina Sherlock
Columbus
Harold Dixon
Dixie Lee
David Jeffery
Nelsonville
Dixon
Eileen Marshall
Clifford Wright
Gordon James
Straitsville
Charles Shaffer
Hoyt Painter
Beverly Jean and
Junior
Dayton
Clayton Worthington
Charles van Daren
Donald Cook
Clarence Cook
Marilyn
Joy Ann Cook
Howard Craft
Polio Cases Total 884 Twin Daughters Die
Eight new infantile paralysis cases were reported to the state health department today, raising the year total to 884 compared with 520 on the same date last year. Twin daughters born yesterday to Mrs. George Morrison of New Concord, Ohio, died after less than 14 hours of life while Mrs. Morrison is a polio patient at Children’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Health Department
George Morrison
New Concord
Ohio
Beating and Robbery Sought After Hitch-Hike Incident
Elkins man R. S. Gladwell reported two unknown hitch-hikers aged about 25 beat him and robbed him after picking him up at separate points in Eastern Ohio. He had dined and drank with them at a St Clairsville hotel before waking injured in his car on a road near Bellaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Elkins
W. Va
R. S. Gladwell
National Hardwood Lumber Ass.n
Ohio
St. Clairsville
Justice Rutledge Lapses Into Coma
Supreme Court Justice Wiley B. Rutledge remained in York Hospital near death as he lapsed into a coma. The 55-year-old jurist has suffered a circulatory condition since last Saturday with oxygen administered under care of Dr. Fred A. Geier who flew in from Washington for the second time this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Supreme Court
Wiley B. Rutledge
York Hospital
Jurist
Fred A. Geier
Washington, D. C
Rutledge
Carbon Hill and Area Social Notes Highlight Reunions and Visits
CARBON HILL area families gather for reunions and Sunday visits. Names include Don Blake Devol and Carol, Campbell and Hawk households, Weekley Dawley and Mee Bride, Spencer families, Winnigman Wrights Hawk sisters, Dawley salons, and others from Carbon Hill Augusta Marietta Parkersburg Athens Oak Grove Columbus Murray City Lancaster and Detroit. Federal grant approved for Ironton General Hospital expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Don Blake
David Devol
Carol
Dayton
Clyde Campbell
Marietta
Helena Hawk
Myles Weekley
Lena Hawk
Augusta
Raymond Christy
New Lexington
Edward Dawley
Jim Dawley
Dottie Spence
Billy Spencer
Bailey Spencer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Eva Winnigman
Betty Wright
Myrtle Wright
Lewis Mee- Bride
Athens
Ralph Hitchings
Lancaster
Frank Shaw
William Hall
Guy Hartman
Oak Grove
William Russell
Buchtel
Old Man's Cave
Charles Campbell
Garland Hawk
Wallace Dane
Thelma Phillips
Detroit
Albert Phillips
Murray City
Verna Dawley
Helen Hawk
Louie Lowes
Ted
Columbus
William Winigman, Jr
William Justice
General Handy Replaces Clay as EU Commander in Chief
Gen Thomas T Handy arrived in Frankfurt to take over as commander in chief of the United States European Command, succeeding Gen Lucius D Clay. The change positions Handy to oversee allied defense and operations across Europe amid ongoing postwar adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Thomas T. Handy
Lucius Dpd. Clay
United States European Command
Classified Ads Formatting Rules In The Messenger
A dense notice outlines classified ad procedures and rates. It specifies deadlines, accepted formats, blind ads policy, payment methods, and charge rules for short and long runs, with per line pricing and minimums. It also emphasizes verification, privacy, and the handling of sensitive ad types like memorials and political notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
American Legion Post 127 Meeting in Guysville
Announcement for AMERICAN LEGION POST 127 in Guysville Ohio at 8 p m Friday September 2 with election of officers to be held at the Legion Home. Also a salvage note about cost of seat covers and Uniman stores selling Foam cleaners for auto upholstery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Guysville
Ohio
Legion Home
Fina
Uniman
Hemlock Baby Shower Behind Corning Hosts
A baby shower for Mrs. Robert Foura of Corning was held at Mrs. Lily Mae Cook’s Hemlock home. Guests enjoyed lunch and ice cream parties, with many attendees named from Glouster New Straitsville Columbus and surrounding areas, highlighting family visits and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock
Robert Foura
Corning
Lily Mae Cook
Foura
Mary Woodyard
Glouster
Anna Mae Lanning
New Straitsville
Della Cook
Drakes
Carolyn Hodgson
Goldie Fouts
Jessie Erb
Jessie Lehman
Bertha Stickhorn
Betty McCoy
Mary Essex
Helen Hodgson
Violet Essex
Ida Dennis
Florence Hines
Ruth Davis
Eileen Titko
Hazel Flowers
Margaret Orris
Carol McCool
Nina Eayle
Jean Davis
Lovella Wilson
Dorothy Gehring
Edna Sue Lanning
Marie Lanning
James
Glenna Williams
Cassie Lanning
Belinda Sue
Jay Wilcox
Helen
H. 0. McDaniels
Millfield
P. B. Osenbaugh
William Foster
Linda Tharp
Nelsonville
Frank Hines
Chester Tharp
Judy
Jane Tharp
Kenneth Richards
Shawnee
Pauline Smeltzer
New Lexington
Guy Tanner
Crooksville
Isabelle Murray
Mary Jane Mosier
Dora Benedict
Alice Tharp
William Hayes
Murray City
Josie Baugh
Dottie Allen
New Lexlington
Markets Cincinnati Livestock and Poultry Prices Sep 2
CINCINNATI Sept 2 AP US Sept Agr pig markets hogs 4000 head steady to modestly lower for barrows and gilts, sows steady. cattle and calves slow with fewer outlets due to weekend. beef cows and bulls quoted. sheep steady to weak. Athens section shows cattle run with prices for club steers, grass steers, cows, bulls, stockers, veal calves. hogs 180-225 lbs and 240-280 lbs priced. Poultry and butter notes listed. potatoes prices shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. S
Athens
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Mason Area
Holzer Hospital
Granville Lyons
Family Atlas
Stetson
Stylepark
Ben Franklin Co
West Virginia Ordnance Works
R. N. Bonar
Little Hocking
Nina Rice
Buckhannon
Church News of
Pacifico
James E. Koons
Pt. Pleasant Church News
William Houston
Kanauga
Justice Rutledge
Mrs. Venus Dane
Lawrence County
General Hospital
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