Pleasant Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
The list shows admissions including Teri Lee Wright Point Pleasant Caroline Bletner Mason Mrs Wade Herman Rutland Ohio Mrs Cleo Holley Henderson Mrs Leslie Carr Pomeroy Victor Holley Gallipolis Discharges include Mrs George Thayer New Haven Charles Lane Gallipolis Carlos Adkins Ravenswood Mrs Kenneth Filkins Point Pleasant and son Mrs Jerry Hannigan Sandyville Mrs Garland Bonecutter Apple Grove and son Mrs Donald Miller Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Clyde Elliott Northup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Bletner
Mason
Wade Herman
Rutland
Ohio
Cleo Holley
Henderson
Leslie Carr
Pomeroy
Victor Holley
Gallipolis
George Thayer
New Haven
Charles Lane
Carlos Adkins
Ravenswood
Kenneth Filkins
Point Pleasant
Garland Bonecutter
Apple Grove
Vinton Weekend Guests From Area Families
Mrs Eleanor White visits with Kathryn Snyder and hosts at home. Grove City guests include Clin ton Lambert and family. Metcalfs visit Burlesons in Gallipolis. Browns Casto and Barnett families from St Albans W V join others. Marilyn Long from Cincinnati spends weekend with Daniel Evans and daughter.
Appalachian Power promotes Joe Gills to assistant general manager
Joe P Gills of the Charleston division of Appalachian Power Company is promoted to assist the general manager at Roanoke. R E Hodges announces J C Hanbarger will become Charleston division manager in Roanoke succession. Changes take effect May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Joe P Gills
Appalachian Power Company
Charleston
Roanoke
R. E. Hodges
Saie J. C. Hanbarger
Gills
Beckley
Music Program Topic At Washington Club
Washington JAC Club of Mrs Freda Jordans fifth grade met at Ordnance School. Dwight Carder led meeting with prayer pledge creed and mot to. Rhonda Bailey read minutes before a program on Music Everywhere. Douglas Kosher is club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Washington
Rhonda Bailey
Douglas Kosher
Civil appeal actions heard in Circuit Court
Three civil appeal actions from Justice of the Peace Court were filed in the Circuit Clerk’s office Wednesday. Two cases involve Disabled American Veterans through agent Edward Reuter versus Frank Beard and Gilbert Pearson Jr. The judgments were $20 against the Board and $70 against Pearson, with the third case Ray Fields Paint and Body Shop versus Frank Reynolds DBA Mason Auto Mart amounting to $195. all defendants appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justice of the Peace Court
Circuit Clerks Office
Edward Reuter
Frank Beard
Gilbert Pearson, Jr
Justice Court
High Court
Board
Pearson
Ray Fields Paint and Body Shop
Frank Reynolds
D. B. A. Mason Auto Mart
Group Plans for Carnival at North Point Pleasant
Plans were made for the annual spring carnival sponsored by the North Point Pleasant School PTA at its April meeting held Tuesday evening at the school. Mrs. Robert Kayser is general chairman. The event will be held May 11 at the school. The Rev Mack Bennet Jr led devotionals. Bill Barton presided over the meeting. Mrs Ruth Rhoades French class performed a skit. First place attendance was Georgia Leggs fifth grade. Second place went to Margaret Francis second grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
North Point Pleasant School Pta
Robert Kayser
Mack Bennet, Jr
Bill Batron
Ruth Rhoades
Georgia Leggs
Margaret Francis
Two Point Pleasant Students to Represent At Fashion Show
Point Pleasant High School will send Connie Warnock and Susi Call to Parkersburg to model and perform at the senior girls fashion show and talent event hosted by Broida Stone Thomas on April 26 at 8 p.m. Prizes of 50 and 25 dollars will be awarded for top talent numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Susi Call
Harold Call
Viand St
Missionary Book Reviewed At Reading Club
Mrs Her se Henderson hosted the Reading Club at Windsor Court. Mrs Dewey A Smith reviewed Golden Boats from Burma by Gordon Langly Hall, a missionary tale. Attending were Mrs I G Wolden Mrs Gaston Boyle Jr Mrs James Eads Mrs Joseph Cook Mrs Raymond Musgrave and Mrs C L Head. Wilkie Lee Tucker 21 and Lova Melvinia Grady 16 appeared as readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Henderson
Windsor Court
Reading Club
Dewey A. Smith
Burma
Gordon Langly Hall
I. G. Wolden
Gaston Boyle Jr
James Eads
Joseph Cook
Raymond Musgrave
C. L. Head
Wilkie Lee Tucker
Grimms Landing
Lova Melvinia Grady
Social Notes Highlight Community Church Activities
Westina Crabtree Carpenter reports Temple WSCS members at a district meeting in Nelsonville later visiting Albany Baptist Missionary Band. Attendees include Mrs. Arthur Crabtree Mrs. Honor Stansbury Mrs. Howard Stanley and others. Also noted are a Thornville birthday dinner for Mildred Smitely and Mt Union attendees at a West Virginia singing convention with several local families mentioned. One obituary line for Minnie Farley later identified as Mrs. Albert Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Smitely
Thornville
Arthur Rutter
Sons
Athens
Robert Smitley
Thornport
Frank Shiltz
Carpenter
Mt. Union Church
Municipal Auditorium
Charleston
W. Va
Jim Back
Tom Jackson
Gloria Neal
Joe Sayre
Helena Moore
Roger Riggs
Paul Anderson
Joy
Shirley Greer
Henry C. Stanley
Michell Stanley
Connie Lewis
Weekend visitors mark family celebrations in Athens area
Ola Perry and son Frank visited with William Thomas family and others from Columbus and Middleport. A. R. Caster hosted weekend guests from Charleston and Columbus for a birthday celebration. Local residents Ella Wood and families joined at Caster and Swett homes as Arthur Reedy and H. A. Reedy hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Perry
Frank
William Thomas
Nancy
Diane Stark
Amy Caldwell
Columbus
Asa Jordan
Middleport
John Thomas
Marilyn Thomas
Charles Leist
Athens
A. R. Caster
Chester Spencer
Stephen
Charleston
W. Va
Caster
Ella Wood
Arthur Reedy
Northup
Walter Swett
Good Friday Declared State Office Holiday
State government county and city offices will close on Good Friday for the first time after approval by the State Board of Governors. Schools will also be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
State Board of Governors
Masons and Wives Dinner in New Eastern Star Hall
Chapter 75 of the Order of Eastern Star will honor Masons and their wives with a dinner May 4 at 6 30 p m in the Masonic Temple dining room. It marks the first dinner in the recently remodeled dining room and includes a newly installed modern kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Two Point Pleasant Women Attend DAR Continental Congress
Two Point Pleasant residents join the 71st Continental Congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington DC. Mrs J G F Johnson regent of the local chapter and Mrs Chester A Roush state chaplain participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D.C
J. G. F. Johnson
Chester A. Roush
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Teri Lee Wright
John
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
Mrs
Eleanor White
Joe Gills
Appalachian
Washington Club
The
Point Lumber Yard
Roy Ball
David Thomas Wartenburg
Connie Jo Pierce
Mason County
Mary and Howard Huck
Waggener District
P. and
Charlotte Roush
Roy J. Cain
Union
Bert
Virginia Hess
Elizabeth Kenny
Lewis
Ernest and
Nancy Bowser
Emory and Garnet Proffitt Real Estate
James and
Nona Smith
Louise
James Ferrell
Ina
Wanda Waugh
Herman
Naomi Ohlinger
Graham
Florence
Dana Kaylor
Dora C. Abbott
Cologne
Boyd C. My
Nes
Blance Compson
Waggener
Robert Compson
O. T
Nettie Roach
Jackson
Donna Gibbs
Charles
Edith Ingles
Robert
Agnes Roush
William H. Bardin
Grace Overholt
W. R
Irene Doolittle
Commenter
Social Notes
Westina Crabtree
Mrs. Everett McClanahan
H. E. Starkey
Mendal Jordan
Faye Jordan
Orley Allen
Millersport
Orville Allen
Kirkersville
Albert Allen
Orville
Minnie Farley
Farley Downard
Joy Wiseman
David Wiseman
Roy Wiseman
Harrisonville
the Messenger
H. A. Reedy
Albany
Carpenter Busy Bees
Lewis Smith
James Gaston
Ronald Whittington
Verlin Howery
William Cheadle
Clay Jordan
Kevarn
HCI
Ersors
H.P. Clinton
Whitehouse
Epec Mohoted
C. Reg
D. Boys
Oxfords
Eastern Star
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