Auxiliary Sets Course At Hospital
Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary announced a patient contact course led by nurse Penny Proffitt on Saturday September 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The class is free for members and candystripers wishing to work on the patient floors. Prospective members should contact auxiliary president Mrs. Ann Given or candystriper advisor Mrs. Betty Craddock. The state workshop will be held in Wheeling on September 24 and interested individuals may contact the president for details. The group also voted to pay expenses for two representatives to attend the Greenbrier convention in October. The Country Hoedown will be held October 5, marking Pleasant Valley Hospital’s ninth birthday.
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Point Pleasant
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Penny Proffitt
Ann Given
Betty Craddock
Wheeling
Greenbrier
Meigs County Land Transfers Highlight Parcel Swaps
A compilation of Meigs County land transfers lists numerous parcels across Sutton Syracuse Olive Rutland and adjacent townships. Transfers involve individuals such as D R Cooley Mary S Cooley George Freeland Alice Freeland Clara Adams Archie Lee Joyce Keener Rupert Hutton Oneita Hutton and others with parcels including lots acres and rights of way shifting to family members and neighbors in multiple townships.
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D. R. Cooley
Mary S. Cooley
Sutton Township
Syracuse
George M. Freeland
Alice Freeland
Clarence D. Adams
Clara Adams
George Freeland
Alice M. Freeland
Archie E. Lee
June P. Lee
Rupert E. Hutton
Olive Township
Oneita M. Hutton
Joyce O. Keener
Clara B. Hess
Freeland S. Norris
Gilbert Hart
Audrey Hart
Ronald Hart
Hilda Hart
James O. Smith
Ethel M. Smith
Orange Township
George L. Smith
James H. Smith
Frank E. Smith
Marie Smith
Everett L. Schultz
Beulah B. Schultz
Tuppers Plains
Robert Lee Barber
Vivian Carole Barber
John Henry Goble
Rutland
Clyde Stewart
George E. Green
Louise Green
Scipio Township
Lowell D. Stanley
Alice F. Stanley
David Joy Jenkins
Ruth E. Jenkins
Middleport
Permelia
A. Cox
Bell M. West
Pomeroy
Reese Thomas West
Homer Hutchison
Evelyn Hutchison
Margaret Hottle
Cipetet
Tell H. Hottie
Tella D. Randall
Chester
Clarence R. Gilkey
Ruth Marie Gilkey
Salisbury Township
Blaine L. Smith
Susanna Fitzgerald
Paul D. Fitzgerald
Edna Faulk
Edward Hughes
Gerald Swisher
Lorena Swisher
Harry D. Smith
Salisbury
Walter Eblin
Eunice Eblin
Jessie Grueser
Richard Grueser
Robert Richmond
Doris Richmond
Constitution Talk Highlights DAR Chapter Meeting
Rev. O H Carder spoke on constitutional preamble and article brevity to Col Charles Lewis Chapter DAR in Point Pleasant. Attendees included Debo rah Cottrill, Virginia Johnson, Miss Selah Jane Powell, and Mrs. W R Proffitt with delegates named for Parkersburg state conference.
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O. H. Carder
Charles Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Mr. Carder
Atlantic Seaboard
Ocean
Carder
The
United Church
Chloie Wilson
Virginia Johnson
Selah Jane Powell
W. R. Proffitt
Charles Proffitt
National Defense
Chester A. Roush
Hugo Juhling
DAR
J. A. Rodgers
James F. Eads
Hersel A. Henderson
Parkersburg
Powell
Hershel A. Henderson
W. Ray Proffitt
John H. Collins
J. G. F. Johnson
Milton L. Miller
Raymond Mu
Leta B. Foglesong
Theodosia A. Frecker
Ralph W. Raike
Robert G. Hite
James McComb
Loula G. Lewis
Elderge Sauer
Donald A. Smith
Louis Bateson
Perry County court actions and civil matters reported
Perry County officials report state reimbursements totaling 2057 for child welfare and six month subsidy payments. In Corning arrests, Clark Swain and Dale Elswick face fines and jail time suspended for intoxication and assault charges. Estate actions include sales to cover debts and guardians seeking authority to sell Thorn Township land. Civil suits accuse Dewey Amspaugh and Dorothy Davis of divorce grounds. Local New Haven events note Methodist dinner and Rotary corn roast at the Stein home.
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Perry County
Delmer D. Hoops
Clark Swain
Dale Elswick
Corning
Perry
Swain
Elswick
W. J. McClintock
Daniel Giles
Florence Gove
Thorn Township
Eva Bell
Malta Route 1
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
W. C. Tyler Pottery
Zanesville
BWC
Columbus Regional Board
Industrial Commission
Maye Jaynes Robinette
Shawnee
Gifford Stanley Robinette Jr
Highland
Ind
Henry Weiland
Homer Wess
Dewey L. Amspaugh
Somerset Route 6
Ruth Mary Amspaugh
Lancaster
Judson C. Kister
Dorothy May Davis
New Lexington
Route 2
Wilbert Adrian Davis
Massillon
Ohio
New Haven
United Methodist Church
Edwin Stein
Ethel Riddle
Church Unit Holds Dinner at St Paul Lutheran
The Luther League of St Paul Lutheran Church in New Haven held a progressive dinner with courses at multiple locations. Edwin Stein hosted the first course with David Russell as course chairman. Vicki Bumgardner led devotions and prayer, Marsha Sprouse read scripture, Denise Cunningham read the hymn, Becky Paugh chaired the main course, and Donald and Vicki Bumgardner hosted the final desert course.
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New Haven
Luther League of St. Paul Lutheran Church
Edwin Stein
David Russell
Vicki Bumgardner
Marsha Sprouse
Denise Cunningham
Becky Paugh
Donald Bumgardner
Party Fetes Mrs Buck Going Away at New Haven Church
Mrs Henry Buck Jr was honored with a going away party at St Paul Lutheran Church New Haven The Buck family will move to Salisbury North Carolina residing at 429 Hudson Street Several attendees joined in games and prize drawings to celebrate the occasion including Mrs Robert Layne Mrs David Roush Mrs A L Sprouse and others
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New Haven
Henry Buck Jr
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Lloyd Roush
John Fry
Otto Grimm
Harold Johnson
William Russell
Carroll Adams, Jr
Selah Jane Powell
Velma Roush
Jack Roush
William Powell
Herman Layne
Donald Bumgardner
Buck
Education Board Refuses Resignation at Mason County Schools
Dorsey Scott, Mason County Schools assistant superintendent, submitted resignation to the Mason County board. After a 1 hour 37 minute executive session, the board declined to accept. Superintendent I Brooks Smith praised Scott, saying he would be hard to replace.
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Point Pleasant
Dorsey Scott
Mason County Schools
Board of Education
I. Brooks Smith
Scott
Leonard C. Brown
Brooks
Harry Siders
Mr. Scott
Wetzel County
Wetzel
Mohr Attends Conference On Change in Funeral Industry
Lawrence G. Mohr of Mohr-Steven Funeral Home attended a regional Order of Golden Rule conference in Atlanta Georgia. The event focused on managing to survive in a changing world with rising mergers to cut costs and improve service. Mohr-Steven formed from an earlier merger four years ago.
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Point Pleasant
Lawrence G. Mohr
Mohr-Steven Funeral Home
Order of Golden Rule
Atlanta
OGR
Mohr
Mohr-Steven
Imerger
Cleveland Man Charged With Grand Larceny
Larry Mullins, 22, of Cleveland, was arrested by the Gallia County sheriff's department and charged with grand larceny. He allegedly took a play pen, baby rocker, roll flooring, table, three chairs, television, washstand, dresser, bedstead, and floor lamp from a home on Chapagne Road owned by Marie Roberts.
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Gallipolis
Larry Mullins
Cleveland
Gallia County
The fastest upland game bird is also the largest the wild turkey
The wild turkey holds the title as the fastest among upland game birds and is the largest in its category. Researchers note its surprising speed and size, highlighting its adaptation and dominance in its habitat. This combination of speed and size underscores the turkey’s prominence in upland game lore.
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Meigs County
NeLsonviLle Home and Savings Association
Athens County
Columbus ST
Nelsonville
Perry County News
Janice Rowe Hillyard
Earl Rowe
Gallup, N. M
Rotary Club
Richard Ord
Harry Miller
Lewis Summers
Russell Capehart
Clyde Foley
Donald F. Roush
Athens
Nelsonville, Ohio
Dairy Guild
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
the Messenger
Education Board
Thank You
Mrs. Jones
the Athens Messenger
Mustang
Torino
Ford
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
E. Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
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