Two Winners Proclaimed In Spelling Contest
In a county wide elementary and junior high spelling contest held Friday morning in the Board of Education auditorium, Patt Wedge of Point Pleasant Junior High School and Caroll Bush of St. Joseph Grade School were named top winners. Beverly Burris C. Central received runner up and will compete in the district meet Huntington later this month. Supervisor Otis M. Rice presided as the roughly one hour event concluded with a list of other contestants including Joan Carroll New Haven Phyllis Zicketoose Wahama Dorothy Sturgeon Point Pleasant Mission Dean Riffie Leon Jeneant han Ordnance Quilla Chap Sunnyside Ruth Payne West Columbia Donnan Hesson Broad Run and Ernest Howard Langston Carl Kinnaird Woods Henry J Locust Grove Benny Ker Beech Hill Belva Jet Carolyn Flow Point Pleasant Linda Mayes Henderson and Doyle Jones Ma.
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Punt Pleasans
Board Ofeducation
Patt Wedge
Point Pleasan
Caroll Bush
St. Joseph
Beverly Burris
Mason County Land Transfers at Point Pleasant
Mason County Clerk records show numerous property transfers in Point Pleasant. Transfers include Reiser to Scruggs in Mt Vernon Heights. Fitzman to State Road Co Project. Hickory Chapel trustees to State Road Commission Route 2 project 10. Steenbergen to SR C project 10 five tracts on Route 2. Jividen to Ko and Wovan in Arbuckle. Earl and Henry to Faudree adjoining late tracts. Layne to Lloyd Roush in New Haven. Marshall and Allison to Cook lot 13 Mt. Vernon Heights. heirs of John Conrad to Cecil and Betty Jane Courts five parcels in Hannan district. Sayre to Casto. Grimm to Thompson in Roosevelt subdivision Kilbreth addition. Fowler to Fowler and Kinnaird to Charles and Latrac. numerous other deeds and tracts listed in project 10 area.
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Mason County
Point Pleasant
John J
Mildred E. Reiser
Samuel Y
G Scruggs
Mt Vernon Heights
Point Pleasant Doreas
E. W. Fitzman
State Road Co
Hickory Chapy
Cecil J
Virginia E. Faudree
Mason
Union District
P. Averilie
Helen Lavulse Sayre
Oliver
Tamsie Casto Lote
Roosevelt
Kilbreth S
Charles
Anna Lee Grimm
Joe F
Eloise Thompson
LaCllard E
Bide F. Fowler
Harry Fo
Belva Kinnaird
Charles and
Youth FFA Leader Hoffmann Attends Chicago Conference
Hoffman of Wahama High School attends the Young Outdoor Americans conference in Chicago as West Virginia Future Farmers of America representative. The event, sponsored by the Izaak Walton League of America, draws 40 delegates to discuss conservation topics including soil, water, forests and wildlife.
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Point Pleasant
Wahama Ffa
J Bailey
State Organi On
FFA
FPA
Hoffman
Failure Farmer
American Farm Bureau
National Grange
Farmers Union
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
S. Soil Conservation Service
Republican Clerk Indicted for Vote Fraud in Ward 17
Mrs. Loris Goier, a Republican clerk in Prevet F Ward 17, was indicted by the county grand jury on a two count charge of vote fraud. The indictment accuses her of tampering with ballots and making marks to defeat voter intention. This is the second indictment tied to investigations of alleged voting irregularities in the November election.
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Inuinnati-Up
Loris Goier
Prevet F
Ward 17
Population Notes From Poplar Ridge Family Casts Net Wide
Local social notes list birthdays and visits across Poplar Ridge and nearby towns. Seniors Melvin Holmes and Edward Jones reach 92 and 85, while families like McCulty, Lemley, and Hood host relatives and guests from Waverly Columbus Porter and Kyser. Church representatives Burt and Hartman visit.
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Uplar Ridge
Tony Eiking
Joe Elkins
Troy
Ohio
Melvin Holmes
Commerce 1
New York
N.Y
Edward Jones
Cheshire
Angeline Dixon
James Gohn
Sara Kaye
Addison
Richard Conley
Robert Persons
Wayne McCulty
McCulty
Richard Grant
Waverly
Columbus
Clinton Jones
Donald Gramer
Porter
Robert Versont
Luther, Lemley and Son
Rex Lemley
Ryger
Junior Lemley
Bulaville Road
Ballard Easton
Lemley
Willard Oxyer
Chester Ward
Kyser
William ‘Thomas
Kenny
Middleport
Thomas
Nettie Swisher
White Wing Paper
Church of God of Prophecy
Edsel Hartman
New Boston
E. E. Loveday
Gordon Roush
Tony Elkins
Glenn Lawson
Glenna
Henry Hood
Junior Clark
Bobby Swisher
Wilmer B
Sunshine-Makers March Meeting in Syracuse Highlights
About twenty members attended the Sunshine-Makers class meeting at Mrs. Lawrence Whitlatch home. The program included opening devotions by President Mrs. Robert Harden and a nine period Bible study on Palm Sunday led by Mrs. Jer Harris. Several members and guests were listed, with announcements of birthdays, travels, and family visits noted amid community updates.
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Syraclae
John Stack
Robert Stack
Roy Winebrenner
William Gordon
Mr. Winebrenner
Mex
Roy Kay
Proctorville
Patty Ohler
St. Joseph's Hospital
William Didale
Frank Morgan
Raymond Earl Cook
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Walter Cook
Ruth Cundiff
Beer
Laura Sayre
Middleport
Stee
James Quick
John Southern
Vernon Bartels
Michael
Cincinnati
Bartels
Emmett Bartels Mew
Harry Wilford
Racine
Laura Sayre Propert
Philip’ Ringe
Mount Alto
Mildred Chapman
Eddie, Floyd
Thomas F
Connie
Letart Falls
Gordon West
Debra Kay
James
William Pike
Minnie Imboden
Dessra Kay
Mason Clinic
Frank Grimm
Len Roush
Woodrow Henrix
Shelton Hendrix
Norman Phillips
Community Notes Describe Local Visits and Home Projects
News notes record frequent visits among Evergreen and nearby families including Burns Halfhill Taylor Davis Lemt ey Jones and Harthill while property concerns bring C E McBee and Clinton Jones into focus. Ross Shoemaker moved a house to Wheatoh Road property owned by Everett Shoemaker as families gather at grandparents and parents houses.
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Clyde Davis
Luther Lem- Tey
C. E. McBee
Morris Thomas
White Oak
Clinton Jones
Carl Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Dillie Halfhill
Matthew Burns
Evergreen
Ray Clark
Clark
Ora Harthill
Willie Price
Edward Jones
Ross Shoemaker
Wheatoh J
Everett Shoemaker
Leslie Lemley
Grant Potters
Joe Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Walter Pauline
Junior Paulins Aire
Thelma Taylor
Gallia County land transfers recorded in Gallia County
Gallia County transfers filed March 22 to 28 in Gallia County Recorder Mary H. Wetherholt's office show numerous parcels changing hands. Entries include William Hottman to Hubert and Laure Ann Brown. Reber to Lewis F. and Mona Bertie. Relser to Pie and Juanita Marcum. Maggie Wagner to Harry and Marie Wagner. Graham to Charles Martindale. Erma Runnion to Don and Patricia Mink. Willante and Jean Cooper to Thomas Reids. Alberta Thornton. Harold Brand and Adele Cremeens. Johnny Reiser and wife. Louis and Betty McCormick. Levi and Shirley Neal. Merrill and Pearl McCormick. Gerald and Dorothy Wagner. Paul and Adelle Shaw. Alice M Shaw. Lewis Van Crawford. Grace Shafer. Internal revenue stamps noted where applicable.
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Gallipolis
Weeas
Gallia
Mary H. Wetherholt
Internal Revenue
Galepots
Green
Ean C. Reber
Lewis F
Mona B. Bertie
Vinton
John
Relser
Pie
Juanita Marcum
Evans Heigis
Maggie M. Wagner
Harry and
Marie Wagner
Charles H
Rachel Kiesing
James W
Roby Montfomery
Adele Cremeens
Marland
Tressa Cremeens
Keen Township
Revetuto Neces Starland
Tresan Cremeens
Harold Brand Adele Cremeens
Green Township
Jonny, Reiser
E Clark
Louis
Betty McCormick
Green ‘Township
Levi
Shirley Neal
Merril
Pearl McCormick
Gerald
Dorothy Wagner
R. H. Chamberlain
Head Road
Morgan Township
Paul
Adelle Shaw
Granville
Myrtle Layne
Bladen-Mercerville
Ohio Township
Alice M. Shaw
Toranville
Myrtle Lane
Lewis van Crawford
Reaie
Crawford
Montevile
Dol ‘Mullins
Grace Shafer
Swan Creek
Blackburn Johnson Hollow
Roush Rites Set for Monday in New Haven
Funeral services for Walter Roush of Lolwalk Ohio will be held Monday at 2 pm in New Haven Eve church. Burial follows at Graim Station Cemetery. He died Thursday evening and is survived by his wife Rudra Knapp Roush, mother Mrs Millie Roush, two sisters Thelma and Neva, and brothers Fred Ralph Loren and William, all of New Haven. Friends may call at Foglesong funeral home.
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Point Pleasant
Walter Roush
Lolwalk
Ohio
New Haven
Graim Station
Roush
Millie Roush
Rudra Knapp Roush
Thelma Roush
Neva Zerkle
Fred, Ralph
Loren
William’ Roush
Foglesong Funeral Home
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs G G Werner of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Delmar Durst and family of Cheshire were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Tipton. Arthur Rupe has rented a storefront and apartment on Route 35 near Phicamauga. Robert Mulford of Lakehurst visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Dale Mulford. Philip Sisson, Wharton teacher, visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Sisson. B E Fife, formerly at Beach Grove Indiana, has been recalled to work Hobson shops.
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B. E. Fife
Beach Grove
Ind
Hobson Shops
No-License Charge Yields $10 Fine in Pleasants Court
Charles Plants of Henderson was fined $10 and costs by Justice A. M. Goodwin after state police charged him with operating a vehicle without a license. The case in Point Pleasant reflects enforcement of driver licensing laws.
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Point Pleasant
Falconry Survives in Small Groups Across Several Nations
Falconry, the ancient hunting method using trained falcons and hawks, remains practiced by small groups in the Netherlands England and America. The text notes that most musical terms derive from the Italian language.
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Netherlands
England
Ameri
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Rioin
Bob Evans
Eastern Ave
Chicago
Anu
Llenger, Poplar Ridge
Syracuse
Fon Ron
U.S
Will and Family
Ora He Hill
Dillie Halthill
W. H Blankenship
Gallia County
Kyger
Jackson Ave
Evans Super Market
W. Va
Evans
Logan
George C. Shaw Agan A Company
Logan, Ohio
Pomeroy
Circleville
Logan Monument Company
Logan, O
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Clifford and Baker Motors
West State Street
Athens, Ohio
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