Three Injured in County Fair Accidents at Centenary Event
At the Logan Logan County fair closing night three people were hurt. A Logan woman fractured a leg in the pageant chaos. An 11 year old boy was run down by a float wheel. Two Carbon Hill women were knocked down during a pony and horse impromptu race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Panty Derr
Walter Derr
Joe Nihiser
West Logan
Enterprise Schools
Hocking Valley Hospital
G. C. Devol
Katie Johnson
Nelsonville
Surrey
D. EF. Harsh
Harsh
Chauncey-Dover
King James and Queen Lucy Crowned at Hocking County Fair
King James Nihiser and Miss Lucy Cordell were crowned Saturday night during the centennial fair pageant. The pair, chosen by Hocking County Agricultural Society ticket holders, will head a potential dynasty as successors are elected at future fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
King
Nihiser
Midway Ploughboys
Logan High School
Miss Cordell
LHS
Marion Grange
Logan Nondescript Club Guests at Blosser’s Restaurant
Mrs Zoa Blosser hosts the Nondescript Club with Logan and Nelsonville guests. Dinner followed by Albert Seabright’s paper Lighting the Lamp of Learning and piano duets by Virgil Harmon and C W Adair. Members listed include many Logan residents and several out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ackers
Adair
John Allen
W. R. Brandt
M. H. Cherrington
Thorne Cottrill
Clarence Heine
Harman
Raymond Keairns
Bess Mutchmore
Charles Notestone
Emerson Poston
Ben Ross
Marion Mothers Club Organized At Township School
A group of Marion mothers formed the Marion Mothers Club to improve mother teacher relations and supervise playgrounds. Officers elected include Mrs. Roger Brown president Mrs. John Amnah secretary and Mrs. Oren Smith treasurer A get acquainted night is planned for October 18 with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Township
Roger Brown
John Amnah
Oren Smith
Sunday Night Supper Club Hosts Dine With Members
Dr and Mrs Richard Zay hosted a gathering with all members present including Mr and Mrs William Knapp, Mr and Mrs Paul Stimson, Mr and Mrs John Strait, Dr and Mrs Jack Myers, Mr and Mrs Ralph Poston and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Zay
William Knapp
Paul Stimson
John Strait
Jack Myers
Ralph Poston
Picnic honors returning sons at Haydenville
Mr and Mrs Perl McGathey of Haydenville hosted a Sunday dinner picnic in honor of their sons Robert and Perl. Robert had just returned from Korea and Perl received his discharge from the Air Force. Attendees included Mr and Mrs unnamed others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perl McGathey
Haydenville
Robert
Perl
Korea
Air Force
Variety Club Members Convene for An Evening of Canasta
Variety Club members gathered at Mrs. Gene Goss home in South Logan for a monthly meeting. The guest list included Mrs. Jack McGuire, Mrs. Jack Rauch, Mrs. Walter Saving, Mrs. Louis Palmara, Mrs. Jay Cole, Mrs. Tommy Walsh, Mrs. Bob Harris, Mrs. Bob King, Mrs. Bill Zacharis, Mrs. Don Nederhoed, Mrs. John Geiger, Mrs. Bill Robb, and Mrs. Bob Robb as participants in canasta and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Goss
South Logan
Jack McGuire
Jack Rauch
Walter Saving
Louis Palmara
Jay Cole
Tommy Walsh
Bob Harris
Bob King
Bill Zacharis
Don Nederhoed
John Geiger
Bill Robb
Bob Robb
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Schempp Home
Tuesday Contract Bridge Club members and guests were entertained at the N Culver Street home of Mrs Clarence Schempp. Prizes went to Mrs John Lee, Mrs Henry Dague, Mrs C S Matheny and Mrs Dallas Kinser. Guest players were Mrs Charles Achauer and Mrs Charles Huffman. Members present included Mrs Roger Humphrey, Mrs Dague, Mrs Frank Harden, Mrs Margaret Webb, Mrs James Barker, Mrs Don Solon, Mrs Lee, Mrs Kinser, Mrs Matheny and Mrs Schempp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
N. Culver St
Clarence Schempp
John Lee
Henry Dague
C.S. Matheny
Dallas Kinser
Charles Achauer
Charles Huffman
Roger Humphrey
Dague
Frank Harden
Margaret Webb
James Barker
Don Solon
Lee
Kinser
Matheny
Schempp
First Meeting Held By Conquerors for Jesus Christ
The first meeting of the newly organized Conquerors for Jesus Christ was held Friday evening at the Apostolic Tabernacle. Roger Brown led, with Jack Souders as assistant, and many attendees named including Souders, Hanby, Yates, Hurst, Baker, Bell, and Harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conquerors For Jesus Christ
Apostolic Tabernacle
Roger Brown
Jack Souders
Jeffrey Souders
Mark Hanby
Larry Dale Yates
Tim Ludlow
Freddy Yates
David Baker
Lydia Baker
Carolyn Harden
Donna Jean McKenzie
Martha Harden
Fishe Mae Hurst
Ronnie Hurst
Russell Hurst
Dolly Bell
Emma Hurst
Rhoda Hanby
Pearley Hurst
Charles Hurst
Judy Bell
Martha Bell Souders
New Members Join Hocking County Agricultural Society Board
Two new members were elected to the Hocking County Agricultural Society board at the close of the 1953 fair. Orlandeth Lehman of Gore Route 1 and Karl Hartmann of 641 East Front Street join the board, replacing Joshua Matheny and Wallace A. Gillogly. Three directors were re elected and renamed to the board William Mowery Vernie Stahr and Ralph Rheinscheid will serve three year terms. The new board will organize and elect officers at the annual meeting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
William Mowery
Vernie Stahr
Laurel Township
Ralph Rheinscheid
Matheny
Two Named To Conference At Jackson's Mill
Mrs Bonnie Yester and Mrs Alice Andrews are named representatives of the Mason County Classroom Teachers Association for the state leadership conference at Jackson's Mill October 9 to 11. Alternates are Mrs Lois Edler and Mrs Helen Sterrett. Mrs Leta B Foglesong will attend as state chairman of humane and international relations, and Chester N Haddox Mason County music supervisor will direct the conference musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Bonnie Yester
Alice Andrews
Jackson's Mill
Mason County
Air Force Non-Com Held as AWOL In Logan
A 3-C Donald G. Holbrook 17 son of Hubert and Mrs Holbrook of Logan Route 4 was arrested by Hocking County Sheriff A J Waldron and Deputy Joe Breeze for AWOL from Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas since Sept 3. He was held for Air Police to return to base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Air Force
Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Joe Breeze
Air Police
Donald G. Holbrook
Hubert Holbrook
Army
Holbrook
Shephard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Principals Plan New Year Programs in Mason County
The Mason County Principals Association will meet September 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the county superintendent of schools office on Eighth Street to discuss plans for the upcoming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Principals’ Association
County Superintendent of Schools
Eighth St
Killingsworth Rites Held at Church in Point Pleasant
Last rites were conducted Sunday at the Church of Christ in Christian Union for William Richard Killingsworth 82 of Rutland. The Rev J P Keef er officiated and burial followed at Suncrest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Church of Christ In Christian Union
William Richard Killingsworth
Rutland
J. P. Keefer
Suncrest Cemetery
Mrs Burdette Quits National Guard Post
Mrs Jean Burdette has resigned her position in the National Guard offices at Point Pleasant. She was secretary to Col O V Knipp who will announce her successor on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jean Burdette
The
National Guard
Hocking Valley Hospital ADMrrrveD Notice
Hospital activity lists names including Mrs Walter Derr of Logan accident victim Nancy Davidson Route 4 and Mrs Hiram Green of New Straitsville medical. Other entries cite Mrs Arthur Amerine and infant son Newark and Charles Kienzle Logan with Mrs Noble Easterling Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Derr
Logan
Nancy Davidson
Hiram Green
New Straitsville
Roger McClaskey
Arthur Amerine
Newark
Charles Kienzle
Noble Easterling
Murray City
Shoes travel from Paris to Logan in a round trip
Captain Tom Brehm of the Army Dental Corps sent his ambulating oxfords to a Paris repair shop for French heels. Logan’s Myers Shoe Repair Shop swapped in American heels and returned the shoes within a day, marking a possible distance record for a repair mail order. The Logan shop is run by third generation Francis Myers, son of Edward Myers and grandson of Frank Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paris
France
Army Dental Corps
Tom Brehm
Walter E. Brehm
Millersport
Brehm
Myers Shoe Repair
Francis
Scrappy) Myers
Sea S. Mail Service
Myers
United States
Alaska
Frank Myers
Edward Myers
Fourth annual flower show scheduled in New Haven
The New Haven Community Building hosts the fourth annual flower show sponsored by the New Haven Garden Club and the Nehaclima Garden Club on October 3 and 4 with a vegetable show and farm exhibits. Mrs. Lloyd Roush chairs, Mrs. Edwin L. Stein is vice chair. artistic arrangement classes are for garden club members only. A citizenship department program is planned for October 9 with potential speaker Donald Wilson, former national commander of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Garden Club
Nehaclima Garden Club
Lloyd Roush
Edwin L. Stein
Garden Club
Department of Citizenship
Donald Wilson
American Legion
Point Pleasant High School to Have Name Inscribed at Independence Hall
The school raises $100 for the Independence Hall restoration fund in Philadelphia. Mrs Earl Arnett, head of the Point Pleasant Woman's Club Americanism program, announces the project is sponsored by the General Federation of Women's Clubs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Point Pleasant High School
Earl Arnett
Point Pleasant Woman's Club
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dessert bridge party at Episcopal Parish House
Mrs Carl Adler and three other hostesses organized a dessert bridge gathering at the Episcopal Parish House. Twelve tables of bridge played with burning tapers and ivy centering each. Prizes went to Edward Jackson high score, William Cruickshanks second, John Kirk third, C B Meadows fourth, and Harry Roush fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Adler
Carroll Casto
Elton Boggan
Howard Price
Episcopal Parish House
Edward Jackson
William Cruickshanks
John Kirk
C. B. Meadows
Harry Roush
Point Pleasant Woman's Club Opens Fall Season Friday
The first meeting of the fall season for the Point Pleasant Woman's Club will be held Friday. Members gather to plan activities and community service projects for the upcoming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant Woman's Club
Four-State Meeting Set at Jacksons Mill
Four-state youth leadership conference will be held October 16 to 18 at the West Virginia University state 4-H camp Jacksons Mill. Delegates from Virginia Maryland Ohio and West Virginia will participate with Bill Cullen of Letart among speakers. Workshops cover leadership confidence song leading club programs service projects membership issues and officer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia
Jackson's Mill
C. C. Anderson
Agricultural Extension Service
West Virginia University
Anderson
Bill Cullen
Letart
Residents and Visitors Share Weekend in Mansfield Area
Local families and relatives gather for visits and connections across Hamden Springfield Mansfield and Wellston with travel between communities. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Charles Montgomery Mr and Mrs J Montgomery Raoul Root and Fay Kirkendall Homer Haburn Mr and Mrs John Boyer Jo Ann Gaston Ralph Gaston Earl Haburn and Lew Haburn family members in Mansfield Parkersburg Elkins and Wales Mill communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritan Road
Charles Montgomery
Hamden
J. Montgomery
Raoul Root
Springfield
Fay Kirkendall
Homer Haburn
John Boyer
Jo Ann
Columbus
Ralph Gaston
Mansfield
Haburn
Earl Haburn
Lew Haburn
Everett Eberts
Floyd Wiseman
Parkersburg
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Rose Borsos in Burr Oak
Mrs Grace D Weaver hosted a birthday dinner in Burr Oak for Miss Rose Borsos with guests including Mrs Eva Ivers Mrs Alice Snyder and William McDonald and granddaughter Karen Sue McDonald of Columbus. Several other couples and relatives from Hemlock Columbus and Glouster attended. Grace D Weaver also visited Ralph Post recently named minister at the Church of Christ in Christian Union Millertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak
Grace D. Weaver
Rose Borsos
Eva Ivers
Alice Snyder
William McDonald
Karen Sue McDonald
Columbus
Forrest Dennis
Glenn
Hemlock
Robert Horn, Jr
Glouster
Robert Horn
Ralph Post
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Millertown
Local residents noted for weekend visits and health
Capt and Mrs E J Roberts of Pittsburgh visited Sher iff and Mrs Charles A Roberts. Mayor Krodel ill at home with a severe cold. Mrs O Frederick Staats of Ripley visited over the weekend. Joseph Buffington, local grocer, is patient in Holzer Hospital after a heart attack. Mrs B E Stevens of Crab Creek is ill in St Mary Hospital Huntington. Ted Stevens is her son and a funeral director. Weekend guests at Hogsett included Mr and Mrs Worthy Blain and Mr and Mrs Greeley Likens. James Gray II left for Pittsburgh to board the Ohio River boat Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Roberts
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Roberts
B. W. Krodel
O. Frederick Staats
Ripley
Joseph Buffington
Holzer Hospital
B. E. Stevens
Crab Creek
St. Mary Hospital
Huntington
Ted Stevens
Harold Blain
Hogsett
Worthy Blain
Greeley
James Gray II
Southern
Kiwanis Roses Benefit Needy Children on Kid's Day
Kiwanis clubs members sold 376 dozen roses to aid underprivileged children in Point Pleasant. Co chairs L G Koontz and Eugene Ball led five teams. Riley's team sold the most with 103 dozen. Sheriff Charles Roberts was top individual seller at 62 dozen. Proceeds fund clothing gifts and a community movie day for about 400 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kiwanis Club
L. G. Koontz
Eugene Ball
C. G. Bauerle
W. W. Riley, Jr
Kiwanis
Art Workshop Scheduled at Point Pleasant Junior High
Point Pleasant junior high hosts a three day art workshop announced by county school supervisor C. H. Withers. About 50 Mason County teachers are expected to attend with Lillian V. Nunn of Benney-Smith Co. conducting sessions on a creative plan of work in art. Classes run 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Penmanship workshop to precede in November and a reading workshop planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
C. H. Withers
Mason County
Lillian V. Nunn
Benney- Smith Co
Withers
Salem Center social notes and visits span several towns
Guests at the Joe Lambert home over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. John Baugh of Bluefield West Virginia Mrs Della Van Cleve and son and others from Columbus. Visits came from several locals and out of town friends with hospital and WSCS updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Center
Joe Lambert
John Baugh
Bluefield
W. Va
Della van Cleve
Nell Clark
Walter Cramer
Columbus
Joan Tuttle
Bashan
Glen Caton
Lizzie Caton
Faye Spires
Westerville
Hila Denney
Wellston
Marvin Miller
George Hoffman
Harley Hoffman
Morris Wright
Eno
Iva Miller
Clair Edmundson
Edwin Davis
Terre Haute
Ind
Edwin Gorton
Jiles Smith
Rutland
Violet
Gallipolis Weekend Traffic Toll: 12 Injured in 3 Crashes
State Highway Patrol reports 12 people injured in three weekend crashes around Gallipolis. An Otis Johnson driven car left the road near Vin ton, injuring seven and several passengers. Myrtle Waugh and husband were hurt in a Route 35 crash near Thurman. A head on on White Oak Road injured Alberta Garrison and Gary McComas. Additional details note a fifth crash near Vinton and a later incident leading to a driving while intoxicated hearing for Albert Snyder and other patrol convictions for speeding and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Otis Johnson
Ewington
Ellen Johnson
Clyde Daniel
Dore L. Daniel
Lynn Johnson
Kirby Johnson
Howard Johnson
Warehime Clinic
Vinton
Thurman
Myrtle Waugh
Columbus
Holzer Hospital
Alberta Lee Garrison
Bidwell
Gary Lee McComas
White Oak Road
Garrison
Earl W. McDonald
Albert W. Snyder
Keystone Road
McDonald
Carl W. McDonald
Snyder
Mrs Barnette Rites Tuesday In Gallipolis
Services for Mrs Charles Barnette who died Friday in Portsmouth Ohio at 5 p.m. of a heart attack will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Miller's funeral home. She was 35, born in Gallipolis, a graduate of Gallia Academy High School, and formerly married to a Portsmouth newspaper man. Surviving children are Billy Karen and Carla and a daughter Carol Jane Ball, a student nurse. Interment will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Call Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Barnette
Portsmouth
Ohio
Miller's
Barnette
Virginia Spears
Gallia Academy High School
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Carol Jane Ball
Holzer Hospital
Cincinnati General Hospital
Billy
Karen
Carla
William
Jennie Parsons Spear
W. H. Green
Mound Hill Cemetery
Two Begin Their Duties At Pt. Pleasant Bank
Two new employees have started work at Citizen's National Bank in Point Pleasant. Cloris Plants recently completed her sophomore year at West Virginia University and Ruth Ellen Blain attended a comptometer school in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Citizen's National Bank
Cloris Plants
Ruth Ellen Blain
Miss Plants
West Virginia University
Miss Blain
Charleston
Point Pleasant Woman Begins Nurse Training
Miss Anna Lou Dunn of Mt. Vernon Avenue Point Pleasant starts nurses training at St. Mary Hospital Huntington after graduating from Point Pleasant High School last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Anna Lou Dunn
W. E. Dunn
Mt. Vernon Ave
St. Mary Hospital
Huntington
Dunn
Point Pleasant High School
New Jewelry Store Plans Formal Opening
Point Pleasant Tiffins, a new jewelry store here, is scheduled to hold its formal opening next Saturday in the building formerly occupied by the Getty Office Equipment Co. on Main Street. Managers of the new store will be Les Williamson and Bill Well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant—Tiffins
Getty Office Equipment Co
Main Street
Les Williamson
Bill Wellman
Gallipolis Ferry Herd Inspected for Classification
Twelve West Virginia Holstein herds were inspected and classified for type by J. A. Fairchild of Berwick, Pa., with Lester Jordan Jr.’s Gallipolis Ferry herd among those examined. The official Holstein-Friesian association inspector conducted the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
J. A. Fairchild
Berwick
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Lester Jordan, Jr
Gallipolis Ferry
Truck Driver Fined for Over Width Vehicle
Henry Flowers 49 of Kenton Ohio was arrested Sunday evening for driving an over width truck. He received a $10 fine plus costs in a local magistrate court and was cited into court by State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Merit Henry Flowers
Kenton
Ohio
Son Defeats Father In Shoot at Gun Club
At Gallia County Gun Club in Gallipolis, 14 year old Bobby Betz defeated his father Judge Robert M. Betz in the ninth match with his new $20 shotgun. Bobby also beat Jimmy Mills, son of the city police dispatcher, who shot in the $300 class. The elder Betz, club secretary, called the results with some pride noting luck played a role. Mills won the eleventh match and tied with John Haner on a coin flip, then won the second trap shoot outright, and Mills claimed two more wins as parlay champion. Other winners included George Woodyard with two wins, Virgil Fillinger with three, Raymond Bays, Tipton Trainer, and Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Bobby Betz
Robert M. Betz
Bobby
Jimmy Mills
Mills
Father Betz
Judge Betz
Father Mills
John Haner
George Woodyard
Virgil Fillinger
Raymond Bays
Tipton
Rose
Dairy Cattle Prices Off At State Sale
A state sale at Jacksons Mill sold 179 head of dairy cattle across Guernsey Jersey Holstein and Ayrshire breeds for 35935 with an average of 201 per head. Top Holstein cow brought 610 and WVU top Ayrshire sold for 500. Prices were about 40 percent below last year as dry weather low beef and milk prices cut demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Guernsey
Jersey
Holstein
Jackson’s Mill
G. Heebink
Extension Dairyman
West Virginia University
H. B. Moore
Lewisburg
Ayrshire
E. L. Crickenberger
Ronceverte
John P. Fossons
Morgantown
Heebink
River Traffic at Gallipolis and Kanawha River Locks
River traffic reports list multiple boats passing through the Gallipolis Locks and Kanawha River routes with times for up and down movements. Vessels include Solway, Linda Chattin, T. R. Workman, Ellen Hatfield, Lin Smith, Dawson, Bruce, Pete, Semet, and others with up or down statuses and specific timestamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Solway
Linda Chattin
T. R. Workman
Ellen Hatfield
Lin Smith
Kanawha
Dawson
Bruce
Pete
Winfield
Semet
Lucas
Jennie Z
Inca
Lady Bee
Sewickley
Mike Creditor
William Penn
Criss
Rand
Mountaineer
Neville
Jefferson
Louisiana
Tae
Sohio State
Two Convictions in Gallipolis Municipal Court
City police report two convictions in municipal court. Eugene F. Wells, 24, Steubenville, and Carl Rose, Gallipolis, were fined $5 and costs each on charges of intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Eugene F. Wells
Steubenville
Carl Rose
City
Mrs Halley Dies at 78 in Crown City
Mrs. Maude Halley 78 of Crown City died at Holzer Hospital Sunday morning from a heart condition after years of ill health. Born March 26, 1875 in Cabell County West Virginia, she married Samuel D. Halley who died about a decade ago. Surviving are daughter Tressie Watts and Lettie who died in June, sister Mrs. J R Tomlinson, brothers Lester and Oscar. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Crown City Methodist Church with Rev. Frank Harding officiating. Burial in Crown City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Maude Halley
Crown City
Holzer Hospital
Halley
Cabell County
West Virginia
Wilson
Arabella
Cooper
Samuel D. Halley
W. Va
Guyan Township
Crownty
Tressie Watts
Lettie
J. R. Tomlinson
Huntington
Lester
Union Ridge
Oscar
Red Cross
Methodist Church
Frank Harding
Beaver
Ohio
Ernest Levisay
Gid Brumfield
Albert Watts
Perry Gatewood
H. L. Garlie
Wilbur Simms
Crown City Cemetery
Hospital Admits and Discharges At Holzer
Holzer Hospital reports admissions including Lillian Hughes of Point Pleasant Charles Blaine Ingels of Mason Joseph Buffington of Point Pleasant and Mrs Maude Halley of Crown City Discharges list Ogden Stevens Kenneth Kimes John Falk Donald Heron Mrs John Evans Mrs Corey Westlake James Beaver Mrs Ed Riley Billy Joe Eggers Mrs Howard Tucker Howard Garrison Harry R Hurn Mrs Elmer Randolph Ray Casey and Mrs Frank Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hughes
Point Pleasant
Charles Blaine Ingels
Mason
Joseph Buffington
Maude Halley
Crown City
Ogden Stevens
Kenneth Kimes
John Falk
Donald Heron
John Evans
Corey Westlake
James Beaver
Ed Riley
Billy Joe Eggers
Howard Tucker
Howard Garrison
Harry R. Hurn
Elmer Randolph
Ray Casey
Frank Potts
Vornholt Family Returns From New York Trip
Dr and Mrs Otto A Vornholt Cedar City returned after a two week vacation in New York City On the way home they stopped in Columbus to attend the Indiana Ohio State football game and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gallipolis
Otto A. Vornholt
Cedar Sr
New York City
Vornholts
Columbus
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Lucy
Hocking Fair
Charles Blackston
Catherine Nihiser
Junior Fair Board
Eileen Karshner
Leroy Sigler
Bobby Dean Davis
Route 1
Jim Nithiser
Lucy Cordell
Tom Gordon
Mary Jo
Tommy
Don Weiss
Frank Frasure
Augusta Robinson
Bill Cox
John Miller
July Windle
McGathey
Richard, Donald
Wayne
Mothers Club
Dick Turner
Bridge Club
Ng Society
Killingsworth
Woman's Club
Bobby Lee Hagerman
Bladen
Sidney B. Payne
William R. Wilson
Letart Falls
Roger
D. McClelland
Garfield Mills Jr
Buffalo
N. Y
Marvin Doughty
Charles Walker
Billy G. McCulty
Roy E. McGriffin
Bowling Green
Helen R. Martin
Douglas H. Alldredge
Trimble
Mrs. Barnette
Pt. Pleasant Bank
Pleasant
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