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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
| KILLED, MANY
HURT IN WEEK
END ACCIDENTS

A. Michigan woman was killed
and five seriously injured in a
Saturday night accident near Port
Clinton, and a local party of five
persons was injured in crash
near Findlay Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holzhauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Zilch of Am
herst, and Mrs. Harry B. Karshner
were enroute to Dayton to attend
the wedding of relative when a
car driven by Mrs. Magdalina
Starkey, 81, of MiamiSburg, went
out of control and crashed into
the Holzhauer car on U. S. 25 half
a mile south of Findlay.
In Blanchard Valley Hospital at
Findlay are Mr.. Holzhauer, head
of the Ohler & Holzhauer plumb
ing firm here, who has five frac-
tured ribs and a fracture of the
right leg just below the knee; Mrs,
Elsie Zilch, sister of Mrs. Holz-
hauer, severe body bruises and
leg injuries; and Mr.. Zilch, who
had extensive head decorations.
Mrs. Holzhauer was given emer-
gency treatment for contusions
and bruises, but expected to be
x-rayed Wednesday. Mrs. Karshner
suffered cut thumb. Mrs. Starkey,
who owns cottages at Lakeside and
whose late husband was a minister,
also suffered severe head injuries.
State highway patrol credited
Beth Babcock, "a, a Lima nurse
with saving lives Of Mr.. Zilch and
Mrs. Starkey. She administered first
aid for their extensive head in.
iuries at the accident scene. Mr
ZiIch's condition was considered
critical Saturday but he made q
rapid Improvement and he and
Mrs. Zilch, who is fhe mother oi
Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter here, ex
pected TO go home from the hos
pital this week.
Mrs. Holzhauer is staying at q
motel near the hospital to be near
her husband. The car was a total
wreck. Mr.. Holzhauer had ordered
new car only last week.
The victim was Mrs. Helen VOL
bert, 40, of 1901 Barcey Court
Flint, Mich, who was pronounced
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
PROPERTY OWNERS ASK
ALLEY BE VACATED

A petition signed by ten per-
sons, representing owners of six
properties, asked for closing of the
alley running east-west from
Laurel Ave. to Harrison st. as "a
nuisance to abutting lot owners,
declaring it no longer was Of use
to the public.
The alley, frequently used as a
short cut from Fremont Road to
Fourth ST., once was used by the
interurban line. Street committee
chairman Dave Jeremy said his
committee was in favor of closing
the alley, declaring it was dam
gerous for children and a traffic
hazard
Council, wary of establishing a
precedent in vacating alleys and
considering the possibility that
some time the area might be need
ed, discussed ways of closing the
alley while maintaining right of
way, and tabled action pending
further investigation.
Alleys in general are from
''horse and buggy days." Council
man Jeremy declared. Planning
Commission Chairman William
Timblin pointed out that new sub
divisions here will have no alleys,
but only 20-foot right of ways at
rear of properties.
Added Funds For
State-St. Appropriated
Since all three bids for the State
St. improvement job were above
the $12,500 appropriation Council
made, an increased appropriation
was approved on motion by George
Schade. Peerless Construction, Ere
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Request For Land
Opens Plans For
6th-St. Extension

The city of Port Clinton is making formal request
tees of Maguder Memorial hospital to renqush Sc feet of
its property the north sde Sxth-st which dead
ends at Fulton, can be extended east.
Two alotments the Zetzer and Putnam alotments,
were mentioned by Planning Commission William Tmblin
he told Council Tuesday night that Sxthst is considered
primary street in Port CntOns future plans The Sixth
st extension would pass within eight feet of the side
to the Nurses Home, it estimated.
letter from Melvin r. Bergman, secretary of the Board
of Trustees response March Is inquiry from the Plan
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Burge Returned
To Face Charge

James Burge, 81, of Cleveland,
driver of the car which January
% hit and killed Otto Warnke of
Erie-twp as he walked along the
road near his home, was returned
to the Ottawa-co Jail Tuesday from
the Erie county Jail. He had been
fined $500 and costs and sentenced
to 80 days in Jail by Huron police
who arrested him for drunken driv
ing the night of the Warnke acci
dent.
Charges of manslaughter are
filed against Burge and he will
have a preliminary hearing in
Municipal Court shortly.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Operations Continue

Operations of the Tboat plant, as
the community with affectionate
familiarity has always called the
company, will go on without in
terruption, said officials, and will
continue the founders policy of
family management.
Mr.. Matthews is survived by two
sons, Carl S. Matthews, Port Clin-
ton, vice-president and general
manager; Allen w. Matthews, who
is manager of the Miami branch
sales office; two daughters, Mrs.
R. E. (Kay) Reynolds, whose hus-
band Salty Reynolds is vice-presi-
dent and treasurer, and Mrs. Helen
Matthews of Cincinnati; and five
grandchildren. His wife, the for
mer Martha Jane Miller of Bascom,
died in 1887.
Mr.. Matthews had spent winters
at his Florida home for many years
returning here in the summer time
He was member of the Port Gin
ton Yacht Club and the Catawba
Cliffs Beach Club.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

incident, turned around, and stop
ped her near Crystal Inn, deputy
sheriff Myron Hetrick said. She
had no drivers license. Two open
bottles of beer were on the floor,
and pouring out the door of the
new 1856 Pontiac! Six cans of
beer were on the seat.
The car was owned by Earl C.
Pabst, 610 Sloan ST., Sandusky, en-
ployed at the Peninsular Printoing
Co. The woman said she had bor-
rowed it. 1t was held here for Mr..
Pabst, along with a canvas bag of
money which Miss Oakley said was
in the car when she got it.
Judge Don Wargowsky fined her
$500, suspending $500 if she makes
restitution for damages to the Ea-
ton car within 10 days, and sem
fenced her to 10 days in county
Jail. Damages to the Eaton car will
exceed $500.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Seniors Cast
President Vote

Political trends i'm the senior
class were shown by a National
Students Presidential Preference
Poll taken Wednesday, April q,
by fhe students in Mrs. Ruth
Trenshaw's Problems of Democ-
racy classes.
The results of the II votes
cast were: 81 for Pres. Dwight
Eisenhower, 18 for Sen. Estes
kefauver, 6 for Adlai Stevenson,
and one wrife-in vote for Gov.
Frank Lausche.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

mont, was low bidder at $13, 1000;
Roger Au of Mansfield second with
$14,702; Weis Bros, Elmore, high
with $14,854.
Safety Service director Charles
Ruddock said work is being done
as rapidly as possible to fix up
bad holes in streets and alleys.
Some rs tons of stone have already
been hauled. A pile of stone and
cinders, kept at the rear of the
waterworks, brought complaints as
an "eyesore." Cinders will be used
for the road to the dump, he said.
and efforts are being made to find
a storage place for the stone in the
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13


Employees of the Matthews Co.
went to the funeral home in a body
Wednesday at $50 to pay respects.
The plant was to be closed Thurs
day afternoon during the funeral.
The president and founder of
Port Clinton's Matthews Co. died
Sunday at 3 am. at his Miami, Fla,
home. Death came after two years
of failing health, but he retained
his interest in boating and his
mental vigor to the end, rallying
several times when relapses oc-
Cured. He celebrated his 87th
birthday one month to the day be-
fore his death.
His body was at the Gerner and
Wolf funeral home, and services
were to be conducted Thursday at
2 by the Rev. Perry M. Blanken-
ship, rector of st. Thomas Episco-
pal church. From all parts of the
nation came messages of condol-
ences at the passing of man who
is we'll numbered among the ma
tons great in the boat building
world. Burial was to be made in
RivervieW cemetery.
He was born in Bascom March 8,
1869, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Matthews. His boat building at
first was the offshoot of his
fathers lumber yard, and he built
the first model in the basement of
his Bascom home.
Pounds Company
He founded the Matthews Co.
when he was 81 years old. A pio-
neer in design and a staunch be.
lever that expert craftsmanship
and painstaking attention to detail
were all-important, the young boat
builder soon attracted attention in
the nautical world. In short time
his expanding business outgreW
the inland streams and creeks
available at BaScOm.
While he was seeking a new
plant location with increased water
facilities, Port Clinton became in
terested. A public subscription
campaign raised funds to buy the
present site as an inducement fol
the firm to locate here, and The
Matthews Company came to Por
Clinton in 1906 when 81 to Is ft
launches were its chief items o.
production.
He was one of the promoters O.
the National Motor Boat S1ov
held annually in New York. HI
displayed craft at the first show
and the Matthews Co. has beer
represented every year since.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Council Lists Meets,
But Members Paw

A request from Music Mothers
that Council take a SIS listing on
its forthcoming Community CAL
endar, printing dates Of Council
meetings on the calendar, led TO
an unexpected development.
After Forster moved and Jer-
eny seconded the listing be
made. Schade pointed out that
state regulations prohibit ex-
penditure Of Council funds for
contributions. The motion was
withdrawn. Wanting TO support
the Calendar, Council members
kicked in" money from their
own pockets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Jean Bla11kenship,
Sally Snyder, Go
To Girls State

Jean Blankenship, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. Perry NJ Blank
enship, and Sally Snyder, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder, will
be delegates to Buckeye Girls
State in June, sent by American
Legion Auxiliary, Unit 113, and by
KiWanis Club.
Both girls are outstanding mem.
bers of the junior class. Carol Nye
was named as an alternate to Jean,
and Betsy Krupp as an alternate
to Sally.
Mrs. Hazel Boss, who is a candi.
date for district president in the
Auxiliary, will be a counselor al
the girls encampment this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
WELCOME HOME

John Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William R. Brown of Lakeside, was
discharged from the army March
81 at Fort Sheridan after three
years service, and is now associated
with his father at Browns Marina
and Yacht Gravel Bar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Brauns Home
From Hospital

The Rev. and Mrs. John Braun
were both removed home from Ma
gruder hospital Tuesday, and are
convalescing at st. John parsonage.
Pastor Braun underwent surgery
April 2 and Mrs. Braun entered
Grace hospital at Detroit the same
day for a medical check-up. She
was transferred to Magruder last
Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
YOUTH LOSES
IN RACE WITH
POLICE CAR

Robert Dunn, ~, OF Oefona
Beach, who told officers he wanted
TO see whether reports he'd heard
thar Port clinton's police cruiser
was "souped up". were true. lost
his race in more ways than one
after a chase by police officer Viii
liam /. keesor at 2:30 am. Tues
day at speeds up to 118 miles an
hour ended in a crash on e. Cataw-
ba Road.
Dunn, formerly from Chillicothe
and an employe of the U. S. Gyp-
sum Co., wound up in city jail on
charges of reckless operation and
resisting arrest. The 1852 Olds he
had bought only few days before
was demolished and burned when
its gas tank exploded, after the car
left East Catawba Road in front of
the Ed Laudy home, clipped off
pole, and left the entire area with
out power for one hour.
Thrown From Car
Dunn was thrown from the car
as il hit the pole. He jumped a
fence and ran thru an orchard info
the woods, but 20 minutes later
obeyed officer Keesor's orders TO
come down and give himself up. A
stiff neck was his only injury.
Catawba Fire Department and
Ohio Edison crews, summoned by
Officer Harold Masing after Off
Ger Keesor'S radio message to the
station, arrived promptly. Com
plete darkness greeted firemen as
they dressed and rushed to the
station for thir truck. Sheriff'S de-
partment and State patrol also Of
fered aid.
The chase started when Officer
Keesor, driving east on Perry St.
near Lincoln Drive, saw the Olds
turn into Ash st. and into city
park where its lights were ex-
tinguished. AS the cruiser came
down Maple and into the park
drive in investigation, the Olds
took off, going east on Perry at
100 miles an hour, disregarding the
officers efforts to halt it.
Lights Our
AS the cruiser continued pur-
suit east on Route 1853, Officer
Keesor said, speed went up to 118
miles an hour. AT the intersection
of Route 357 East Catawba Road
and Route 1853, the Olds extinguish-
ed its lights and turned sharply
left.
Officer Keesor, still close be.
hind, said he suddenly heard a
terrific crash and "an explosion
like an A bomb as the Olds
veered off the road into the utility
pole. 1t rolled over several times,
coming to rest on its top. Flames
shot high in the air. He saw a
mans figure running through the
fields, and over a fence.
CataWba tlremen were at the
scene about an hour, Chief Wilson
Snyder said. Power was resumed
exactly one hour later, but many
residents whose electric clocks
were off during that time were late
for work Tuesday morning.
Dunn had been cited by Police
Officer Loren Hendrix a week be-
fore on reckless driving charge
forfeiting his bond. He is married
and has two children.
In Municipal Court Wednesday
Dunn was fined $1OO and costs and
sentenced to five days in Jail on
Tuesdays reckless driving charge
and $50 and costs for resisting an
officer. He got another fine of SIC
and costs on the April 3 reckless
operation charge. He apparently
will sit out all the fines in county
Jail since relative told police he
could raise no money. He sent hi.
wife and two small children back
to Chillicothe two weeks ago, he
said because of work conditionc
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Dem. Wonen's Club
Invites Candidates

Ottawa County Democratic Wo-
men will have a Meet the Candi-
dates" meeting April Is at the Oak
Harbor Community Hall. There
will be regular business meeting
and card party. A door prize will
be awarded as we'll as prizes for
the card games. Refreshments will
be served by the Catawba and
Danbury members.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

ming Commission, said that when
the hospital territory was annexed
to the City Oct. 2, 1899, provision
was made for extension of Sixth st.
when needed. He asked for letter
from Council in formal request
that the street be dedicated to the
City adding it would be acted on
at special meeting of the Board
of Trustees April "a. Solicitor
Lowell Petersen was requested to
make the request. President Harry
StenSen, Council visitor, said
trustees had discussed the matter,
and were favorable.
Annexations
More indications of Port Clinton's s
growth were evidenced. Atty Adair
WILDER showed Council a map of
an approximate 60 acre tract south
west of town, for which annexation
proceedings were filed Monday
with county commissioners. 1t in
cludes the 68-lot Portage Park SUBJ
division, the replatted Ludwigsen
allotment, the new school, and
240O feet south of Alice st. While
Councils action on this annexation
will not be due for some two
months, he said he wanted to keep
the city in touch with progress.
Council action on the annexation
of the Anna Sloan Smith addition
was due Tuesday night, since the
go day period following Commits
sioners' approval expired April g.
But since annexation chairman
Jack Mizener was absent, the peti-
! tion was not presented to Council
! and will be acted on at the next
| meeting
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

Meet your new fulI-time health
commissioner. DR.. Roy X. Evans.
who April ] moved from PutS;n-
Bay to Port Clinton and is now
at the Ottawa County Health De-
parfment on a fUll-time basis.
DR.. Evans will be in Columbus
next week Monday through
Thursday for a health commits
sioners' indoctrinakion course.
He served as health commission
err in Hardin County for seven
years, coming to Puf-in-Ray in
1926 for a four year stay, after
which he returned TO mainland
practice until 1851 when he went
back TO the island. His success
or at the Island, Or. n. A. Box
er, arrived this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

Fear thar child also was in
the Michigan car in Saturday
nights accident led TO a special
search Of the wreckage. II was
later discovered that the child
had returned home with a grand
mother, in another car, as the
party left Sandusky after attend
ing a funeral.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

dead on arrival at Magruder hos
pital, victim of head injuries and
internal injuries. She was in the
front seat of car owned by her
husband, Joseph, Al, machinist at
the Fisher Body Co., which was
struck head-on by a car driven by
Atty Alfred Henney, 48, 1895 Ken
sington Road, Columbus Saturday
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

ments. Mrs. Jerome Nakrin is
chairman, Mrs. Lesta Forster CO.
chairman; Mrs. William Wolf, Mrs.
ROLAND Gillian, Mrs. John Bel
knap, Mrs. DeWard Hostrup, Mrs.
Charles Ruddock, Mrs. Russell
Carnes, Mrs. Agnes Watson, Mrs.
Donald Pulschen and Mrs. Frank
CarStenS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17

Recent visitors Of Miss Parkie
Dunevant were Mrs. Freddie John
son and Mrs. Allen Campbell. Of
Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cat
lin. Of Florida. and Mrs, Winnie
West. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Moring and
son, Richard, Of Richmond, spent
the week end with Mrs. B. E.
Payne.
Lyle Ransom, of Danville, is
spending vacation at his home
here
Visitors Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Word were Mr.. and Mrs. B
H. Word, Jr.. and children of
Charlottesville. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. N
Word and children, of Buckingham
and Scott and Rodney Word, OF
Richmond.
| Mrs. A. E. Coleman received a
message Monday Of the death OF
Mrs. j. c. Coleman, wife of Gamer
on Coleman. of Baltimore, Md He
was a former resident of this coun
/ ty.
Mrs. Murrien Dunevant spen,
several days last week with h
mother, Mrs. Giles. of Farmville
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Dunevan
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. vii
nam Snoddy. of Howardsville, en-
Joyed picnic at Wayside Park
Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
Knoxville

Miss Pauline Peters is visiting
Miss Hessie Graham, at Lancaster.
Is. c.
Mrs Y G.. Nuckols. of Morres-
town. N. j., is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs j N Carter. of Sheppards.
and also relatives here.
Emmette McCraw attended the
funeral Of his aunt. Mrs. Lucy Kuy-
kendall. at Morresfield, W. Va.
Friday.
E. F. Price spent last week visit
ing friends at Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.. OMeara and
daughters. Linda and Kathy. of
Roanoke, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. John Word.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Word and B.
G. Ransom attended Homecoming
Day at Bethel M. E. Church, Sun
day. Others who attended from here
were Mrs. B. E. Payne and Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Moring and son,
Richard.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17

Mr. and Mrs j H. Spessard have
returned after Vacationing at Hotel
Roanoke for a week. They had as
guests Mr. and Mrs FRANKLIN
Woodcock. Of Salisbury Md, and
Dr.. and Mrs. T NJ Spessard. of
Norfolk.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Holt. Joel,
Charlie. Wendy and Sarah. of
Blacksburg, are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. j M Hannah.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Seay and Mr.
and Mrs. M F. LeSueur attended
the fish fry Of the Ruritans on
Thursday
Dr. and Mrs Ed Maxwell and
children, OF Louisville KY. were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs XII. Jones
Mrs. w. A Chambers visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Stone in Remington
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17

MIR. and Mrs. Sam Trentham and
children Lillian. Michael and Patsy
visited the P F. OWnsbys, Sunday
Rev Glen Whaley. Of Tennessee,
conducted prayer services Wednes-
day al Jones Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum re-
turned home Monday after spend
ing several days visiting their son.
PFC Wesley Earl Dunkum. at Fort
Bennins and Atlanta, Ga
| Frank Mitchell. of Richmond,
visited the Alfred Harris family
Sunday.
| Rev. and Mrs. Will Wade and
Charles were luncheon guests Sun
day Of Mrs. Reeves Phaup a n
/ brother
Visitors OF Mrs NJ. M Julian dur
ing the week end We're Mr.. and Mrs
j. R. Julian and two children. o
Newport News. Mr.. and Mrs, Stan
ley Julian and two children. 0
ClarksVille. Everett Julian, of Bar
tow, Fla. her aunt Mrs. Martha
Hood. of Seymore, Tenn. and Mr.
and Mrs. Pink OWnsby of Trent
Mill.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
Sheppards

The services at Smyrna Church
were well attended last week. and
each evening. Rev Thomas gave a
, most Inspiring message.
There was a family gathering at
Clifton Sunday to honor the birth
day of Miss Florence Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. N. c. Jones and daughter,
Mary Woodrum, Of Petersburg, and
DR. and Mrs w E. Brown and Mrs.
and Mrs. and Mrs Bill Vest. of
Charlottesville, were dinner guests
III the home. In the afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. M c. Elcan and Mrs. and
Mrs. NJ c. Elcan. Jr.. and daugh-
ter. Martha Marie. of Lynchburg.
Ntf. and Mrs. Paul Jones and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones
and children all were present to
say Happy Birthday, and Many
more 4"
Mrs Roland Hutchings and Mrs.
Monroe Jones spent the week end
III Statesville, N c.. where Mrs.
H1tchlngs visited Mr.. and Mrs SIS
Ross Mills. and Mrs Jones stayed
with her son and daughter-ln-law.
Nj and Mrs. Royal Jones. and
family
Nh. and Mrs. j N. Carter had
as visitors last week Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter, of Blairville, Ga,
RAY Carter. Of Keesler Field, Miss.
Mrs. Y G. Nuckols. Of Moorestown.
N j. Mrs. Nuckols is a sister of
Mrs. Carter j B Carter was there
from Orange and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P Word Of Knoxville. were dinner
guests Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H Word visited the Carriers. Friday.
Mrs. Cassie Baldwin. of Pamplin,
spent Saturday with her aunt. Mrs.
Eva Carter.
j. N Garter is home after week
in Southside Hospital and is feeling
much better.
Mrs. j. N. Carter and Mrs. Y.
G. Nuckols attended the Homecom-
ing day at Bethel Church. Sunday.
John Spencer. of Williamson. W
Va. spent several days last week
with Mrs. Hubble Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Smith and
children. of Scottsville. visited in
| the Smith home Sunday afternoon
Mrs. George Cox is now visiting
Mrs Albert Brisentine in Prospect
Mrs George Elcan, Jr.. and chill
dren. Of Lynchburg. spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Rainey and family.
Mrs. Dallas Rainey returned Sun
day from Charlottesville where she
had been in the hospital for several
days
Mrs. Fred Middleton returned to
her home in Memphis, Tenn. after
spending some time with her son
and daAghterin-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Jones Mrs. Jones accompan-
led her mother to Lynchburg to
catch the train.