Ministers eye booth at county fair in Point Pleasant
The Point Pleasant Ministerial Association met at Hartford Methodist Church with a Western Soil Conservation Service tour sponsor. They discussed a booth at the county fair, inviting Mason County Fair Board president Lowell Cook to explain details. A nominating committee was formed for officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Hartford Methodist Church
Western Soil Conservation Service
West Virginia
Varil Winters
Ministerial Association
Lowell Cook
Mason County Fair Board
Clarence Dillon
Mr. Wall
Gaston Boyle
Harry Miller
Four People Treated After Accidents
Four persons were treated at Holzer Hospital for injuries from separate incidents. Chancey E. Johnson, 49, Crown City Route 2, was in a tractor mishap on Bladen Mercerville Road and was kept for observation. Francis Stover Sr., 74, Gallipolis Route 1, fractured her right hip after a fall at home. Hershel L. Roberts, 24, Ewington Route 1, burned face, legs and arms lighting a gas stove that exploded. Kathryn H. Russ, 79, Oak Hill Route 2, fractured her right hip after a fall on church steps in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Chancey FE. Johnson
Crown City
Johnson
Bladen- Mercerville
Francis Stover Sr
Hershel L. Roberts
Ewington
Kathryn H. Russ
Oak Hill
Jackson
Tell Neighbor Phase Begins Next Monday
In Mason County the Tell Your Neighbor phase of the American Cancer Society 1967 crusade will begin next Monday. Volunteers will distribute printed lifesaving cancer facts and discuss prevention and control with neighbors. Dr. John Grubb, Mason County unit chair, notes early detection saves about half of cancers and timely treatment improves outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
American Cancer Society
Mason County
John Grubb
Society
Grubb
All-Nighter Square Dance Set April 29
Kern Dudes n Dolls announce an all night square dance April 29 at Building X south of Ravenswood off Route 2 near the Kaiser Aluminum Plant. The event runs 9 a.m. to 5 a.m. Spectators admitted free and food will be sold all night. Buck Markley Andy Wamsley and Slim Hall provide music. First of its kind in the area with club banners on display.
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Point Pleasant
Kern Dudes
Ravenswood
Kaiser Aluminum
Buck Markley
Fairmont
Andy Wamsley
Valley Bend
Slim Hall
Forfeit Bond On Charges In Gallipolis
Two people forfeited a $35 bond each on intoxication charges after appearing before Judge Betz in Municipal Court Monday. Janet Irene White 57 of Point Pleasant and Dayton D. Kennedy 57 of Jackson were the defendants. Charles McDonald 29 of Gallipolis had a charge of operating without the owner's consent dismissed as the complaint was dropped by Mrs. Joan Putney. Layers of sand and charcoal in a glass funnel will clear or filter suspended clay particles from water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert D. Betz
Janet Irene White
Point Pleasant
Dayton D. Kennedy
Jackson
Charles McDonald
Joan Putney
Hospital Births and Related Notices From Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital notes list new births and associated individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kin caid and others from Point Pleasant Gallipolis Wellston Ravenswood Ironton Oak Hill Crown City Crown City and Radcliff. Names include Jeanette Workman Everett Walton Caroline Kramer Mary Rutledge Cora Keller Chancey Johnson Francis Stover and many spouses and relatives.
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Michael Kincaid
Point Pleasant
James Stover
Gallipolis
Jeanette K. Workman
Everett I. Walton
Wellston
Caroline Kramer
Ravenswood
Charles L
WSCS Hears Review and Plans Dinners at Meeting
The Methodist Church group met to hear Mrs. Glenn Smith review the book Get Off the Fence. They discussed the Bean Dinner and the Fellowship Dinner with Mrs. Marion Dingey set to host the June gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Glenn Smith
Marion Dingey
Meetings Schedule for Heights EUE Church This Week
Activities include a Friendship Class covered dish dinner tonight at 6 30 p.m Pray prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m with choir practice at 8 30 p.m Thursday morning prayer at 10 a.m and Christian Builders Class at 6 30 p.m. Officials attend a stewardship dinner Thursday at Good Shepherd Church Flat Rock. Names Glen Knowlton White Jr 22 of Vinton and Betty Lou Chapman 28 of Columbus are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Heights Eue Church
Christian Builders
Good Shepherd Church
Flat Rock
Glen Knowlton White Jr
Vinton
Betty Lou Chapman
Columbus
Chillicothe WSCS Meeting Attended By Area Women
Mrs J D Lebenstrom and other local women attended the Chillicothe district WSCS meeting at the First Methodist Church in Athens. Recent guests of the Campbell family included relatives from Virginia Beach Logan and Rockbridge. Other visitors were Ralph Hess of Jackson and Rio Grande College student Jay Karshner with the Matheny family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
J. D. Lebenstrom
Geneive Martin
Harry Swaim
Nellie Bond
Beatrice Shiver
Homer Carter
Chillicothe District
First Methodist Church
Athens
Roger Campbell
Thomas Gustin
Virginia Beach
Terry Hood
Robert Cambell
Logan
Ray Campbell
Rockbridge
Ralph Hess
Jackson
Jay Karshner
Rio Grande College
C. S. Matheny
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the Messenger
Ohio
Lism
Brad Philpot
Ted Wall
National Guard
Painter’s Union Hall
N. Main Street
Wall
van Camp Pork & Beans
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Charles Clarkson
Pomeroy
Gordon Sebrell Jr
South Side
Crystal Biffle
Leon
Laura Gibbs
Letart
Ida Johnson
Ruth Irwin
Charles Porter
Eatmore Margarine
Bachtel Eub
Laura Elliott
Kathryn Goodwin
Fifth Street
Kroger
Marzetti
Vagal
Eta
Duncan Hines
Robert Story
Viola Ervin
Doris M. Rayburn
Stephen Hython
Mae Adams
Wilma Yerian
Nancy Lou Allen
Ann Osborn
Thelma McClure
Paul H. Smith
Florida
Lis
Kroger Olives
Nels
Glouster Kroger
WAC Pac
Ron Kroger
Fop
Robert Brown
Cleopas Cavender
Murray Church
Thomas Duncan
Ira Hatfield
David Lyons
Jack Owens
George Romine
Henry Roney
Charles Scott
Gerald Smeltzer
Wallace Smith Jr
Billy Tolbert
Melody Adkins
Mrs
Bernice Carter
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