Eight Cases Heard In Municipal Court In Gallipolis
Eight cases were heard in Gallipolis municipal court on Saturday. Defendants Ella Craddolph Henry Howell Harry Liggins and Garland Ward were fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. Faye Rose plea on intoxication and disorderly conduct was taken under advisement. Chris Anderson was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Hugh Hamrick of Charleston West Virginia forfeited a fifteen dollar bond on an intoxication charge. Joe Brown received fifty dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and ten dollars and costs for driving without an operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ella Craddolph
Henry Howell
Harry Liggins
Garland Ward
Faye Rose
Chris Anderson
Hugh Hamrick
Charleston
W. Va
Joe Brown
Rio Grande Reports Record College Enrollment
Rio Grande College eyes the largest fall enrollment in history as President F W McDermott notes uncertainty over commuting students. Last year’s 209 figure nearly matched the 1933 peak, with new dormitory space for women in Davis Cottage and housing for fifteen men in Martin House. The Rural Life Project spurs student housing requests, villagers open homes for veterans, while Haning Hall basement rooms add lab space. Budget up 250 percent, faculty up 350 percent, enrollment up 700 percent in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
F. W. McDermott
Rio Grande College
William A. Lewis
Martin House
F. W. Glenister
Hammer
Alton Kurtz
College Farm
Wood Homestead
McDermott
Haning Hall
Kentuckyon Tour By Baker Families Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Wayne Baker and Mr and Mrs Carl Baker with daughter Frances Lou toured Kentucky over the weekend visiting multiple spots and enjoying the excursion together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Gallipolis
Wayne Baker
Carl Baker
Frances Lou
Notice of Appointment as Estate Administrator in Ohio
Frank L. Groves of Nelsonville Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Thena Bethel deceased of Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated September 11 1947 Frances D White Probate Judge 36th Probate District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Groves
Nelsonville
Ohio
Thena Bethel
Athens County
Francis D. White
Said County
State bids for Trimble Amesville Road project in Athens County
Ohio Department of Highways announces sealed proposals for grading and paving of State Highway No. 576 and 280 in Ames Township along with constructing a multi-span steel beam bridge over Hyde Fork. Bid due September 30, 1947. Work to be completed by October 31, 1948 with wage and labor provisions. Plans on file in Columbus and Athens offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
Athens County
Trimble-Amesville
Ames Township
Hyde Fork
Ohio State Employment Service
North Court Street
Athens
M Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways and le
Murray —D. Shaffer
State Highway
Hit Skip Accident In Route 7 Reported
William Porter of Eureka reported a hit skip on Route 7 half a mile north of the Silver Bridge at 12 45 a m Sunday causing minor property damage when a steering rod broke on Carl Trotter's car on Route 218 one mile north of Thivener.
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Gallipolis
William Porter
Eureka
Route 7
Silver Bridge
Carl Trotter
Mercerville
Thivener
Landscaping Is Studied At Meeting in Gallipolis and Rio Grande
Sixty persons learned home landscaping techniques at two sessions led by County Extension Agent Forrest A. Brown. Morning was at Emerson Evans residence in Gallipolis, afternoon at Evan Evans home in Rio Grande with a Rio Grande Garden Club tea. The group visited the Garden Club plot memorial for late Ruth Brockett. rustic arrangements and a concrete table and benches were features organized by Mrs. James Richards with pours by Mrs. L. F. Allen and Mrs. Sidney Fadely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Forrest A. Brown
Emerson Evans
Third Avenue
Evan Evans
Rio Grande
Three Injured In Collision In Storm On Route 233
Gallia county report of a Saturday rainstorm collision on Route 233 in Gallia left three people injured. William H. Miller 74 Oak Hill and Thomas C. Miller 35 Oak Hill were the drivers and are not related. Mary Jane Sanders 59 Oak Hill, sister of William H., sustained a fractured arm and facial cuts. William J. Miller 42 Washington D C rode with Thomas and suffered a severe forehead laceration. All were treated by Oak Hill doctors as both cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
William H. Miller
Oak Hill
Thomas C. Miller
Mary Jane Sanders
William J. Miller
Washington D.H
Reisinger Rites Held in Gallipolis
Funeral services for Mrs. D. L. Reisinger were held at 722 Second Ave with Rev. W. S. Westerman and Rev. L. H. Stebbins officiating. Burial followed at Mound Hill Cemetery. She died in Holzer Hospital Friday three days after a stroke. Surviving are her husband and her brother John Stewart of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
D. L. Reisinger
Second Ave
W. S. Westerman
L. H. Stebbins
Mound Hill Cemetery
Holzer Hospital
John Stewart
County Agents Speak At Tobacco Meetings
County Agents Forrest A. Brown of Gallia and Paul Haag of Adams spoke to barley tobacco growers at two meetings on Thursday. The forenoon session was at Herbert Swain’s home near Mercerville and the afternoon at Elmer Vought’s home near Bethesda Church. Thirty six persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Forrest A. Brown
Gallia County
Paul Haag
Adams County
Herbert Swain
Mercerville
Elmer Vought
Bethesda Church
Car Skids and Overturns Strike Fence Near Route 35
Miles Stanley 23 of Dunbar West Virginia lost control on wet pavement at Route 35 at 3 50 p m Saturday and his car skidded off the road overturned and struck a fence. State Highway Patrol investigated the incident resulting in property damage only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Miles Stanley
Dunbar
W.va
Route 35
State Highway Patrol
$1100 Suit Filed Against Administrator
Flora Davis filed suit in common pleas court for $1100 against C. R. Saxton as administrator of Albert Saxton's estate. She claims the sum is due for household services and food from January 1, 1945, to January 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Flora Davis
Common Pleas Court
C. R. Saxton
Albert Saxton
Theft of .32 Pistol Charged in Warrant
Gallipolis police arrest Elmer Givens on a warrant signed by Harry E. Liggins charging petty larceny. Liggins alleged Givens stole a .32 caliber automatic pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Elmer Givens
Harry E. Liggins
Fourth Avenue
Liggins
Givens
Patrol Assignment Adds Robert D. Young to State Patrol
Robert D. Young of Seaman Adams County Ohio is added to the State Highway Patrol post announced by Corp W. H. Harrison on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert D. Young
Seaman
Adams County
Ohio
Corp
W. H. Harrison
Two Are Fined in Gallipolis for Intoxication
Irvin Brown and Bessie Rice of Huntington West Virginia were arrested by sheriff's officers and fined $10 plus costs each on intoxication charges in the court of Justice of the Peace J H Shato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Irvin Brown
Bessie Rice
Huntington
W. Va
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. H. Shato
Deputy Clerk Resigns in Gallipolis
Mrs. Paul Myers resigns as deputy in the clerk of courts office effective Tuesday and is replaced by Mrs. Stella Mohr in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paul Myers
Clerk of Courts Office
Stella Mohr
Immunization Drive to Begin in Clay and Gallia Townships
Gallia County health officials plan free diphtheria and whooping cough immunizations in one room schools of Clay and Gallia Townships starting Tuesday. County Nurse Naomi Evans notes whooping cough is prevalent in Morgan Township and diphtheria cases have risen in surrounding counties. Dr F W Shane county health commissioner Miss Evans and Mrs Mary Wetherholt will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Aesb m.mWilb
Hooli- Ty
F. W. Shane
Miss Evans
Mary Wetherholt
Patrol Makes Four Arrests In Ohio
Four arrests reported by the State Highway Patrol include James H. Smith of Gallipolis fined 50 dollars in municipal court for driving under the influence after his car left the highway and hit a bank. William C. Older of Columbus fined 10 dollars by Jackson Mayor Frank Pritchett for allowing an unsafe vehicle to operate. Elmer R. Thompson of Columbus fined 19 dollars by the Jackson mayor for no driver's license. William FE. Climer of Orient arrested for no operator's license and forfeited a 25 dollar bond in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
James H. Smith
William C. Older
Columbus
Frank Pritchett
Jackson
Elmer R. Thompson
William FE. Climer
Orient
Ohio
Gallipolis Woman Letter Read On Radio Program
Mrs. Jean Belville of Gallipolis read a letter on a Huntington radio household hints program last week. The British war bride recalled canning peaches at $2.50 a bushel and noted first of season peaches in England cost $2 per peach, expressing a wish to send a bushel to her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jean Belville
Huntington
Belville
England
River Traffic Update At Gallipolis Locks Ohio River
River traffic reports show Gallipolis Locks gauges at 18.4 and 10.7 feet with six feet on the rollers. Listed down stream passages include Semet at 4:45 p.m. and Calvin Verity up at 8:40 p.m. Numerous other vessels moved on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers with times and positions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Eureka
Semet
Calvin Verity
Ohio
Heekin
Sohio State
Sardis
Leila
Talbott
Millwood
W. Va
Ogram and Dawson
Huntington
Kanawha Falls
Kanawha River
Cook
Winfield
Duncan Bruce
Bonds Set for Two In Gallia County Intoxication
Thomas P. Thorton of near Crown City released on a 15 dollar bond to appear in municipal court today on a charge of intoxication. Everett Cox of Gallipolis released on a 10 dollar bond to appear on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Thomas P. Thornton
Near Crown City
Everett Cox
Davis Divorce Suit Filed for Raymond Davis
Mary Slagle Davis files in Gallia County Common Pleas Court seeking a divorce from Raymond Hk. Davis alleging gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Slagle Davis
Common Pleas Court
Raymond Hk. Davis
Dad Quizzed In Shooting Of Youth
Henderson man Claude Sheline was arrested by Deputy Lora Morrison and questioned in the shooting of his son Kermit Sheline, 16, last Monday night in Point Pleasant. The family had been shopping for school supplies and clothing before returning home when a shot struck the youth in the hip, the bullet lodging in the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Claude Sheline
Henderson
Lora Morrison
Kermit Sheline
Foint Pleasant
Sheline
W E Criner Dies at Home in Gallipolis Ferry
William Edward Criner 64 died unexpectedly about 5 a m Sunday at his Gallipolis Ferry home after a year of poor health. Surviving wife Nona Henry Criner, four sons, five daughters, three brothers, two sisters, and a host of relatives. Funeral plans to be announced by Chapman funeral home in Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasant
William Edward Criner
Gallipolis Ferry
Chapman Funeral
Criner
William
Prudy Criner
Nona Henry Criner
Lewis
Charles
Leroy Criner
William Criner
Gallipolis
Ernestine Moodespaugh
Jewell
Genevieve Criner
Columbus
Electa Bush
Hazel Nichols
Carbondale
Col
Sherman
Roody Criner
Curt Criner
Cora Valentine
Ethel Burns
Stork Shower Hosted in Henderson for Point Pleasant Guest
Mrs. Walter Rhoades and Mrs. John Casey organized a stork shower Friday evening at Mrs. Casey's Henderson home. Honoree Mrs. Ray Rhoades of Point Pleasant attended along with guests from Charleston and Point Pleasant, including Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Higgins, and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Walter Rhoades
John Casey
Henderson
Ray Rhoades
A. M. Gillespie
O. R. Higgins
Charleston
M. E. Dowling
Helen Henry
Paul Rucker
Personal Notes From Point Pleasant Visit Highlights
Point Pleasant residents Mrs. O. M. Gillespie and Mrs. O. R. Higgins returned to Charleston Saturday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhoades on Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brown Jr and daughter Edith Lynn of Charleston spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brown Sr of Viand Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Gillespie
O. R. Higgins
Charleston
Walter Rhoades
Main St
J. E. Brown, Jr
Edith Lynn
John E. Brown
Viand St
Old Lodge Building Bought for Salvage
Street Commissioner William G. Durst bought the old Sixth Street building once the Masonic Hall of local colored men for salvage of materials. The condemned structure has been unsafe and deteriorated for years while Durst uses some lumber for his Lincoln Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant — Street
William G. Durst
Sixth St
Masonic Hall
Durst
Lincoln Ave
Tanks Aboard Barge Reach 20 Feet Above Gunwale
A barge tied at the Main St. Wharf near Point Pleasant held an assortment of steel tanks as salvage from West Virginia Ordnance Works. Two very large tanks and several smaller ones rose about 20 feet above the gunwales while being prepared for shipment to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Main St. Wharf
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Charleston
West Virginia Livestock Round-Up slated for Sept 22 25
The West Virginia Livestock Round-Up will be held at Jackson's Mill Sept 22 29, announced by B F Creech WVU animal husbandman. A baby beef show is planned for Sept 23 with 55 entries so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Jackson's Mill
B. F. Creech
West Virginia University
Point Clinic Notes Birth Of Addie Lou Farley
Point Clinic reports the birth of a daughter Addie Lou to Mr and Mrs Hollis Farley at the home here weighing seven and one half pounds. Mrs Rhoda Hart of Buffalo, a medical patient, was discharged from the clinic Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Clinic
Addie Lou
Hollis Farley
Rhoda Hart
Buffalo
Condition Improves for Webster Springs Bank Cashier Father
Mrs. Robert H. Ferguson returned home from Webster Springs after visiting her father W. H. McCutcheon who suffered a heart attack but is now much improved. McCutcheon is cashier of the First National Bank of Webster Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Robert H. Ferguson
Webster Springs
W. H. McCutcheon
McCutcheon
First National Bank
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallipolis
Marriage licenses were issued to Charles C. Harney of St. Louis Missouri a dry goods wholesale dealer and Joann Therese Hoy of Gallipolis. to Jack E. Fagert a clerk of Paden City West Virginia and Mon Nell Hill of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles C. Harney
St. Louis
Dry Goods Wholesale
Joann Therese Hoy
Jack E. Fagert
Paden City
W.va
Mon 2Ell Hill
Two Divorce Cases Dismissed in Court
In POINT PLEASANT the circuit court dismissed two divorce cases after months of proceedings. The cases were Amy Rayburney and Lester Rayburn versus Elza Reynolds and Minnie Reynolds. Ada Wilson was granted a divorce from Edward Wilson on his cross bill. Blanche Tucker guardian versus Luther O Tucker approved an infant interests exchange in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Amy Rayburney
Lester Rayburn
Minnie Reynolds
Elza Reynolds
Ada Wilson
Edward Wilson
Blanche Tucker
Guardian
Luther O. Tucker
Mason City
Election Set for Sept 16 in Western Soil District
The Western Soil Conservation District across Mason Jackson and Putnam counties will hold a board of supervisors election on September 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Voters in Jackson County may cast ballots in Ravenswood or Ripley, Putnam at Confidence and Hurricane, while Mason County voters use the courthouse in Point Pleasant. The five member board currently includes M. C. Lewis A. R. Roush Emery Fry from Mason County F. C. Parkins from Putnam and Carroll Greene from Jackson.
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Point Pleasant
Board of Supervisors
Western Soil Conservation District
Mason
Jackson
Putnam Counties
Jackson County
Ravenswood
Ripley
Putnam County
Mason County
Fiveman
M. C. Lewis
A. R. Roush
Emery Fry
Sebrell 4-H Club Meeting At Sebrell School
The September meeting of the Sebrell Pine Dwellers 4-H club was held at the Sebrell School and open to the public. Bruce Stalnaker read the 121st Psalm and Mrs. Nellie Adkins offered a prayer. Committee reports were given and projects discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sebrell Pine Dwellers
Sebrell School
Bruce Stalnaker
Nellie Adkins
AWOL Arrests Reported in Point Pleasant Area
Frank Keith Thomas, AWOL from the Army, was arrested at his Leon home Saturday by State Trooper H. D. Coyner and Deputy Morrison and is held. Forest Long, Russell Hall, and Carl Hall were arrested for intoxication and fighting. Harry Bonecutter was arrested on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Frank Keith Thomas
Leon
H. D. Coyner
Toral Morrison
Curtis Yeager
F. T. Yost
Forest Long
Russell
Carl Hall
Harry Bonecutter
Dayton Man's Body Sent for Burial at Arbuckle
The body of W. J. Carson, who died in Dayton, arrived at Chapman funeral home in Point Pleasant on Sunday. Burial is set for Arbuckle on Tuesday at 1 p.m., arranged by a MiddI enduring man. no further details were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. J. Carson
Dayton
Chapman Funeral
Arbuckle
Middleport
1935 4 Door Deluxe Plymouth For Sale
Classified car ad lists a 1935 four door deluxe Plymouth for 300 dollars. Call Landis Service Station at 19299 for details. A Model A Ford pickup in good condition is offered by Robert Laughlin on Rt. 1 Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Paige
Frank Lee
Rt. 2
Athens
Plymouth
Call Landis
Robert Laughlin
Rt. 1
Stewart
Local Legion Auxiliary plans veterans manual. meetings, visitors noted
The Ladies Auxiliary of Legion Post 510 met in the Main Street hall to plan a veterans manual publication. Members are asked to bring pictures and information for William Bell, commander, or Ruth Bell, Auxiliary president. Various local visits and gatherings are listed, including a prayer meeting weekly at the Methodist Church and a display of a blooming century plant observed by 40 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion Post 510
Main St
Legion and Auxiliary
William Bell
Ruth Bell
Dorothy Deval
Dot
Columbus
Lawrence Duffy
Martin St
S. T. Wallace
Emma Morrison
Clarendon
John McCormick
Janie Ellen
Maxville
Billy Williams
Ednad Rawlins
Rebekah
Ermel Williams
Sow
Elizabeth Walters
Marguerite Spicer
Jean Williams
Ethel Wade
Eliza Neal
Anna Brown
Sue McQuade
Nellie Shuttleworth
Anna Frasure
Methodist Hill
The
Methodist Church
Charles Giffen
Jackie Cheetham
Charles Welch
Shawnee
Frank Spicer
Myrna Wallace
Mason Clinic Admissions and Births Reported
Mason Clinic notes list admissions including Nettie Wisecarver Pomeroy Harvey Erlewine Rutland Thomas Northrup Gallipolis Ferry and Rolland Glenn Racine with Sept dates and minor surgery for Clarence Fife Cheshire Bernice Howett returning home. Births recorded: a daughter to Harry and wife VanMeter Mason Sept 5 Beverly Flora to Herbert and wife Point Pleasant a son to Eddie Blake Middleport Margaret Ann to Ward Nichols Dexter Roy Robert to Joseph Renshaw Shade Floranelle to Elmer Russell Mason with Sept 12 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Clinic
Nettie Wisecarver
Pomeroy
Harvey L. Erlewine
Rutland
Thomas Northrup
Gallipolis Ferry
W.va
Rolland Glenn
Racine
Clarence Fife
Cheshire
Harry R. VanMeter
Mason
Beverly Flora
Herbert King
Point Pleasant
Eddie Blake
Middleport
Margaret Ann
Ward Nichols
Dexter
Roy Robert
Joseph A. Renshaw
Shade
Floranelle
Elmer Russell
Rupert L. Kayser Rites Pallbearers Selected
Point Pleasant pallbearers chosen for Rupert L. Kayser Sr. include H. A. Johnson, William H. Bardin, B. W. Krodel, W. W. Riley Jr., George A. Bairden and Ross N. Filson. The last rites were to be held at Trinity Methodist Church this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Rupert L. Kayser, Sr
Trinity Methodist Church
H. A. Johnson
William H. Bardin
B. W. Krodel
W. W. Riley, Jr
George A. Bairden
Ross N. Filson
Laurel Run Laurel Run Mrs Bumgardner Improves After Surgery
Mrs. Herman Bumgardner returned home from University Hospital after surgery and is reported improving satisfactorily. Numerous relatives from Lancaster Logan Sandusky Cincinnati and Jackson visited or spent time with local families and joined in gatherings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Run
Herman Bumgardner
University Hospital
Harold Sater
Beverly Ann
Lancaster
Wayne Todd
Jeffery Scott
Logan
Claude Brandon
Micky Wayne
Jerry Todd
Arthur Todd
Albert Ingmire
Millard Patton
Cincinnati
Ruth Lyons
Paul White
Kenneth White
Jackson
Michigan
Everett White
New Rio Arrival Succeeds Esta Swinburne as Mead Receptionist
Gov Mead's new receptionist is Helen Rippetoe Hayne who will join Harold and Sybil Swinburne in Rio de Janeiro early in January. Mrs Sybil Swinburne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Mohr of Gallipolis Ferry, was recalled home due to her mother's illness, now improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charleston
Meadow
Helen’ Rippetoe Hayne
Esta Swinburne
Harold and
Sybil Swinburne
Rio de Janeiro
Earl Mohr
Gallipolis Ferry
Sale Discussion Slated at West Virginia Ordnance Works
Gordon Lake from the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore is due this week to consult with War Assets Administration representatives and local officials on the disposal of real estate at the West Virginia ordnance works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Gordon Lake
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
War Assets Administration
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Ohio U. student leaves for Athens to study engineering
Howard Curtis Rodgers former Air Corps lieutenant in the Pacific theater of war leaves Sunday to enroll at Ohio University in Athens where he will pursue an engineering degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Howard Curtis Rodgers
Air Corps
Athens
Ohio University
Season Opens Sept 27 for Point Pleasant Squirrels
Mason County action begins on Saturday September 27 as the squirrel season kicks off in the Point Pleasant area. The notice outlines opening date and local observances for hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Two Plead Guilty In Local Magistrate Court
Roy Kay of Sand Hill Road and Orville Mayes were arrested Friday night by State Patrolman H. D. Coyner and pleaded guilty before a local magistrate, each paying a $10 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Roy Kay
Sand Hill Road
Orville Mayes
H. D. Coyner
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New Plymouth
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W. Union St
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Corning
Hocking Valley
Willys Jeep
Geo. W. Carpenter
Care Athens Truck and Implement Co
Alma America
Nelson
Southern Ohio
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Marietta
National Assn. of Piano Tuners
Wm. P. MacDonald
Dial
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Washington St
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D. M. Goddard
Cameron and van Dyke Gen. Insurance
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Gib Wilson
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Athens, Ohio
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George Hoschar
Kaylong
Rupert L. Kayser
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Lexington Ave
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N. Court St
Athens Motor Sales
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B.S.A
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Laurel
Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe
For
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Albany
Photostats
Logans
V. P. Dept
American Technical Society
E. S&8th
Rawleigh
Raweleigh’s
Freeport
Liberal Commission
Emerald Undergarment Co
Ossining
Diab
the Messenger
Murray City
C. L. Poston
Elliott St
O. Dial
Tropical Fish
Clark St
Shepherd
Bentz Dairy Farm
Coolville
Fred W. Weber
Albert Hawk
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