Dr Elmer Lowry to dedicate first District IV tree farm
Dr Elmer F Lowry of Ashton Mason County will dedicate the first tree farm in Conservation District IV Thursday at 11 am. The 16 acre site features a young plantation of several species and will receive a state tree farm marker. The event includes a luncheon, band performance, and remarks by WVU forestry professor Dr Rudolph Marcus.
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Point Pleasant
State Conservation Commission
Elmer F. Lowry
Ashton
Mason County
Lowry
West Virginia
Fayette County
U. S. Navy
American Forestry Association
Tennessee
Ripley
Jackson County
United States
Washington
College of Forestry
Conference Plans Set for Rural Youth Conference
Ohio West Virginia rural youth plans for a second annual event at Jackson's 4j] in early November draw County Agent W. C. Roberts to Douglas Roush's Union Community garage and Sayre's Store Arbuckle for preconference talks. He seeks delegate preparations, a play festival, and special talents. The conference runs November 3 4 and 5.
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Point Pleasant
Ohio-West Virginia
Jackson
W. C. Roberts
Douglas Roush
Union Community
New Haven
Sayre
Arbuckle
One UN Flag Per Club Is Goal Set by Agents
County agents Ruth Ann Hogsett and Kenneth Bragg announce a drive to sew one United Nations flag for each 4-H and Farm Women's Club in the county for display on United Nations Day October 24. J. O. Knapp of the West Virginia Agricultural Extension Service issued the request, with clubs forming sewing groups of two per club and possible sectional collaborations.
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Point Pleasant
United Nations
Ruth Ann Hogsett
Kenneth Bragg
J. O. Knapp
West Virginia Agricultural Extension Service
Miss Hogsett
Mr. Bragg
Betsy Ross
Young fireman feted before Marine Corps active duty
Pt Pleasant social note reports 29 firemen and wives hosted Paul Woods at the firehouse 8 PM Saturday to bid him farewell as he prepares for active Marine Corps duty Monday. Also listed are guests and local residents with brief personal notes on recent activities and visits.
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Fire Department
Vernon Miller
Paul Woods
Marine Corps
Woods
Roy Jackson
Otto Shobe
J. ©. Parsons
Mrs Bobby Joe Chapman Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Fred Vance hosted a miscellaneous shower for newlywed Mrs Bobby Joe Chapman on Saturday evening at 28 Main Street. The guest list included Mrs J N Glass Mrs Eugene Chapman Mrs Walter Summer and many others.
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Bobby Joe Chapman
Fred Vance
Main St
J. N. Glass
Eugene Chapman
Walter Summer
Mervin Chapman
Wirt Perry
P. H. Bradshaw
Howard Wartenburg
William Gygax
Raymond Gibson
D. Rexrode
Hazel Siders
Hilda Bradshaw
Mary
Rebekah Lodge Met At SA Hall Tonight
Rebekah Lodge 2 held a meeting at 7 30 p m in their SA hall with members in attendance and discussion on lodge activities.
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Will Rebekah Lodge
Friendship Circle Hostessed by Alma Woods in Heights
The Friendship Circle of the Heights EUB Church was entertained Friday evening by Mrs. Alma Woods at 2225 Jefferson Ave. Refreshments were served to eight guests. The circle will meet Friday at 7:23 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph Jewell, 2206 Jefferson Ave.
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Friendship Circle of the Heights
EUB Church
Alma Woods
Jefferson Ave
F. H. Capehart
George Tillis
Hale Blessing
T. L. Morrison
Mac Sayre
Otis Smith
Joseph Jewell
Marcus Meftaniel
Mrs Warner Returns Home From Week With Relatives
Mrs. Ernest Warner returns home to 2202 Jefferson Ave after a week visit with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs George Jewell.
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Ernest Warner
Jefferson Ave
Hag
George Jewell
Mason County Program Planned by Station WLW
Station WLW in Cincinnati plans a Mason County tribute on a Sunday afternoon this fall. The Farm Salute Hour would feature Mason County agriculture, famous families, and industrial development, based on information from County Agent W. C. Roberts. The program would air at 1 30 p m Sundays.
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Point Pleasant
WLW
Cincinnati
Mason County
W. C. Roberts
B. M. Matteson
Mr. Roberts
Runaways Believed In Town Near Point Pleasant
Two Point Pleasant boys Dick Neville nine and Ray Cremeans fourteen ran away on Friday. They were last seen at Silver Bridge noon and were thought to be somewhere in town Sunday night after roaming about fifty miles south. Authorities traced visits to an aunt near Saltrock and a bus terminal sighting in Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasant
Dick Neville
John Neville
Second St
Ray Cremeans
Silver Bridge
Neville
Cremeans
Saltrock
Harry
Local Visitors and Family Visits Reported in Nelsonville and Athens
Residents and guests from Nelsonville Athens and surrounding areas are listed visiting or staying with families including Mr and Mrs Wilfred White and the Parsons and James households. Several sightseeing trips hospital visits in Sheltering Arms and Memorial hospital, with notes on a surgical recovery and multiple relatives from Athens Mari etta and Detroit.
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Ralph Westbrook
Donna Jean
Marietta
Frank Parsons
Ella Ogg
Delbert Ogg
Athens
William Young
George Smith
Carolyn
Dana MacClannaham
Inspection Personnel Juggled at Point Pleasant Office
Vacations and marriage force a personnel shuffle at the local Merchant Marine inspection office in the post office. Mrs Josephine Burdette Young resigns to move with her husband Captain Charles Young. Lt Cmdr Edward R Doty returns from leave with his wife and daughter. family trip included Daytona Beach and Memphis. Lt Vernon Clifton on temporary duty returns to Cincinnati. James West returns to duty Sept 18. Tank barges, vessels, and licenses noted with several inspections and endorsements in Sept at various locations along the Ohio River and nearby facilities. One Moose meeting announced for Thursday afternoon.
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Point Pleasant
Merchant Marine Inspection Office
Josephine Burdette Young
Huntington
Charles Young
Youngs
Edward R. Doty
Florida
Ann
Daytona Beach
Hollywood
Doty
Mrs. Doty
Memphis, Tenn
Liberty St
Vernon Clifton
Cincinnati
James West
Airo
B. T. Clark
W. WM. Clifton
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corp
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
U.S. Lock
Ao&r Co
Catlettsburg
Adoser Co
American
Crane Bros
Pittsburgh
Marietta Manufacturing Co
James No
Creston
W.va
Geoffrey D. Moore
Ohio
Kanawha River
William R. Zerkle
Racine
Emory C. Tucker
Florence St
Belpre
Ohio River
Harry N. Calloway
NT Club Meeting Set at 22 Republic Ave
Mrs. John Henry will host the NT Club at her home located at 22 Republic Ave on Friday at 7:00 p.m. The gathering invites members to discuss club activities and plan upcoming events.
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Glouster
John Henry
Republic Ave
Hadacol Promises Relief for Vitamin Deficiency Sufferers
Mrs Delores Brown of Cincinnati Ohio endorses Hadacol targeting deficiency symptoms including indigestion sleeplessness and general malaise The ad claims rapid improvement after early use and credits doctors nationwide with recommending Hadacol It offers a trial size price of 1 25 and a large family size for 3 50 with a money back guarantee
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Hadaco
Advy
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Son Wounded in Korea Report Reaches Glouster Mother
Glouster Mrs. Johnny Andrews received a War Department telegram stating her son, Pie Robert L. Andrews, was wounded in Korea on Sept. 1. The wound is described as slight and he is confined in a Japanese hospital. Andrews had served in Japan about two years as of the war’s onset. His brother Cpl. Billy Andrews was also serving in Korea.
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Glouster
Johnny Andrews
War Department
Pie
Robert L. Andrews
Korea
Pfe. Andrews
Japan
Mrs Strohmeyer Hosts Orpha Class at Methodist Sunday School
Mrs Forrest Strohmeyer was hostess to the Orpah Class of the Methodist Sunday school at her home. Friday evening Mrs Adda Blower conducted devotional services. The hostess served lunch to members including Ida Mae Phillips Patty Snyder Florence Parker Edith Eveland Mary Rogers Grace Skinner Audrey Frazier Pauline Gamwell Adda Blower Loretta McGlaughlin Mabel LeFever Ethel Blower Doris Bodenbender and the hostess.
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Mabel LeFever
Ethel Blower
Doris Bodenbender
Condition Serious Pearl Wal lace
Mrs. Pearl Wallace of Trimble, ill for weeks, after a hospital stay grew worse last week and was taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital on Friday. Her condition was reported as serious Sunday.
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Glouster
Pearl Wallace
Trimble
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Phyllis Marie Gayton to wed Robert E Reed in Richmond
Mr and Mrs John Gayton announce the marriage of their daughter Phyllis Marie to Robert E Reed of Columbus. The ceremony was performed by Rev Badgett at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Richmond Indiana on August 19 at 11 am. The bride works for Ohio Farm Bureau and is a Mifflin High School graduate. The groom works for F and R Lazarus and Co in Columbus.
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Glouster
John Gayton
Denune Ave
Columbus
Phyllis Marie
Robert E. Reed
Badgett
First Baptist Church Parsonage
Richmond
Ind
Ohio Farm Bureau
Mifflin High School
Frost Reported in Glouster Area Despite No Damage
Temperatures varied with frost sightings in exposed locations early Sunday. No damage occurred as many crops are still vulnerable with corn in late planted stages and gardens at risk if frost resumes. daytime highs reached near 70 while evening readings fell to 44.
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Phil Harris
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Surah Burris
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Holzer Hospital
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Rebekah Lodge
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Miss Hazel Burke
Rae
We Ragan
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UURIE
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Serena
Stiwley Roberts
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Delores Brown
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