Point Pleasant YF District meeting draws 159 attendees
The Point Pleasant District Youth Fellowship gathered at Heights EUB Church with about 159 youths and adults Tuesday. Attendees included Rev. Roy McCoy and district officials. Next meeting set for May 15 at 7 30 p.m. at Bachtel Church followed by skating at New Haven rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
the Heights Eub Church
Bill Hamm
the Heights Church
Steve Mallette
Patty Towner
Carl Edward Lynch III
Sandra Viers
Connie Cottrill
Louis Mueller
Harold Ridenour
Beverly Beller
Mike Love
Roy McCoy
Sheldon Roush
Bachtel Church
New Haven
District Youth Fellowship
Mr. McCoy
Donald Pringle
Jack Higgins
Bonnie McCoy
Betrothal Of Youngest Daughter Is Announced
Mr and Mrs James Robert Heer man of Randolph Street Charleston announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Judith Ann Heerman to James Richard Ellis son of Mr and Mrs James G Ellis 105 Park Drive Point Pleasant The Rev Ray W Wilson officiated at the First Methodist Church ceremony Attendants were Miss Mary Frances Scarborough and James K Vintroux The bride wore a navy suit and accessories She is a Stonewall Jackson High School and Morris Harvey College alumna and works as a tracer for Michael Baker Jr Inc The groom a Point Pleasant High School graduate is a junior at Ohio University majoring in mathematics They plan a wedding trip to Washington DC and then will resume studies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Heerman
James Richard Ellis
James G. Ellis
Park Dr
Point Pleasant
Ray W. Wilson
First Methodist Church
Mary Frances Scarborough
James K. Vintroux
Ellis
Stonewall Jackson High School
Morris Harvey College
Helen Cox Schrader School of Dance
Phi Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Michael Baker Jr., Inc
Point Pleasant High School
Ohio University
Washington
Hidden Valley Club To Open Clubhouse Bidding
The Hidden Valley Country Club board approved equipment purchases and clubhouse plans for bids. President Paul Somerville said three bids were received for the swimming pool construction, to be awarded within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidden Valley Club
Point Pleasant
Hidden Valley Country Club
Paul Somerville
Burwell Meadows
Bart Montiegel
Dan Estes
Jim Stevens
Tom Fisher
Carroll Casto
O. C. Hall
Sam Fowlkes
Ed Howard
Barbee Rothgeb
Jack Fowler
Bill Safford
Bob Johnson
State 4-H Camp Head Dies At 76
Charles H. Hartley known as Uncle Charlie died in Morgantown at 76 after a brief illness. A Morgantown resident, he retired in 1952 as director of the state 4-H Camp at Jacksons Mill and led 4-H work since 1933. Born Sept 15, 1884, he graduated from West Virginia Wesleyan College in 1908. Funeral services were held Wednesday.
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Point Pleasant
Charles H._ Hartley
West
Jackson’s Mill
Point Clinic Births File Newborns From Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Robert G Nibert Gallipolis Ferry a son Letart a son Admitted Mrs Ernestine Baker Robertsburg Mrs Alice Vaughn Henderson Mrs Robert G Nibert Gallipolis Ferry Mrs William Cullen Letart Discharged Mrs Earl Dunlap Henderson and son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Nibert
Gallipolis Ferry
Letart
Ernestine Baker
Robertsburg
Alice Vaughn
Hender
William Cullen
Earl Dunlap, Henderson, and Son
Cheshire Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Cheshire news lists visits from Mr and Mrs Rob ert Cornelius Jr and daughter Robin of Lancaster to Mr and Mrs Bern Hern, the Jones family moving back to Middleport after a fire, LeGrande Martins and children from Gallipolis visiting John and Mrs Martin, Winifred Dent and children of Middleport visiting Wayne Jarvis family, Alice Durst visiting her son and wife Herman George in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hern
Cheshire
Robert Cornelius Jr
Robin
Lancaster
Bern Hern
Affternoon
Thomas Jones
Middleport
Raymond Clark
LeGrande Martin
Elizabeth
Daryl
Maribel
Gallipolis
Martin
John Martin
Winifred Dent
Wayne Jarvis
Alice Durst
Mr. and
Herman George
Pleasant Valley Hospital Birth Notices
Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes of New Haven welcome a daughter. Roger Handley and Gregory Hughes of Point Pleasant, Mrs Harold Russell of West Columbia and David Singer of Point Pleasant announce births. Mrs Stella Harrington of Kananga and Mrs Mary Thornton of Crown City are listed in hospital notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hayes
New Haven
Roger Handley
Point Pleasant
Gregory Hughes
Harold Russell
West Columbia
David Singer
Stella Harrington
Kananga
Mary Thornton
Crown City
Chester Notes From Community Meetings And Birth Announcements
Mrs. Eddie Har tung and others attended the CAPSE banquet at Portland school. Eighteen Chester Council members joined a D of A rally at Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolfe Jr announce the April 4 birth of a son, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillian with a child born April 7. The Chester 4 H Club organized at the Town Hall. visits among local families noted including Mrs. Henry Beaver and Mrs. Hattie Frederick. Mrs. Eldon Gaul received a comforter from son Richard overseas in Seoul Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Eddie Hartung
Thelma Case
Ross Cleland
Franklin Hoffman
Charles Bissell
Portland School
Chester Council
Logan
Clarence Wolfe Jr
Jack Gillian
Chester Farm Boys
Town Hall
Henry Beaver
Harry Allison
Racine
Vernon
Norman McCain
Esther Wright
Hattie Frederick
Eldon Gaul
Richard
Seoul
Korea
Debbie Chandler Struck by Car in Point Pleasant
Seven year old Debbie Chandler daughter of Rev Kenneth W Chandler was treated for shock and minor injuries after running into a northbound car on Main Street at 6 05 p m in Point Pleasant. Driver Donna Kay of Jefferson Boulevard swerved to miss the child according to city patrolman Steve Miller who investigated.
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Point Pleasant
Debbie Chandler
Kenneth W. Chandler
Main St
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Debbie
Donna Kay
Jefferson Blvd
Steve Miller
Kay
Dorcas by Pauline Johnson and local notes
Dorcas by Pauline Johnson mentions Miss Janie Johnson ill at home of her parents Mr and Mrs Carroll. Several local visits are listed including Mr and Mrs Charley Sharpe in Gallipolis. Weekend activities include a fourth grade party for Mrs Bob Bench and Middleport band practice for a May 30 concert.
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Pauline Johnson Dorcas
Janie Johnson
Carroll Johnson
Charley Sharpe
Gallipolis
Bob Bench
Racine
Howard Johnson Jr
Middleport
David Beegle
Daughters
Wilmington
Wesley
Mike Theiss
Jess Perkins
Beaver Falls
Charles Theiss
Kenneth. Imboden
Peggy
Bacone College
Randy Wendorf
Otis Knopp
Max
Dallas Hall Elected President of Group
Dallas Hall was elected president of the Ordnance School PTA at a Tuesday meeting. Other officers named include Carl T. Atkins as vice president, Mrs Earl Henry as secretary, and Mrs H A Hutchins as treasurer. Delegates to the Mason County PTA Council are Earl Henry Jr Nelson Jeck Mrs S D Littlepage Woodrow Mace and John Pack. James Stevens named as an alternate. Al Biggs in charge of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dallas Hall
Ordnance School Pta
Carl T. Atkins
Earl Henry
H. A. Hutchins
Mason County
PTA Council
Earl Henry, Jr
Nelson Jeck
S. D. Littlepage
Woodrow Mace
John Pack
James Stevens
al Biggs
Book on Play Activities for the Retarded Child Arrives
A new book entitled Play Activities for the Retarded Child has been placed in the Mason County Library, adding resources for education and therapy.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Couple Tell Their Plans
Engagement announced Miss April Colean Wamsley and Pvt James W Cheadle son of Mr and Mrs James Cheadle Rutland. He graduates Rutland High School and serves at Fort Knox Ky. She a Point Pleasant High School student in band and Library Club. Wedding plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
April
Colean Wamsley
James W. Cheadle
James Cheadle
Rutland
Edith Wamsley
Ferrell Wamsley
Pittsburgh
Cheadle
Rutland High School
Fort Knox
Wamsley
Point Pleasant High School
First Shoot Of Season Is Sunday At Point Pleasant Archery
Point Pleasant Archery Club opens its season Sunday hosting the Ohio Valley League at the Point Pleasant Club Range on Route 62 north of Point Pleasant. The morning starts at 9 with coffee and doughnuts. 28 field targets, 14 pastel targets and 14 annual targets compete for top three trophies in each class. Lunch will be served.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Club
McClintock Wildlife Station
District Official Given As Speaker at Jacksons Mill Convention
Mrs. Douglas O. Tomkies of Huntington will be the keynote speaker at the 38th annual convention at Jacksons Mill at 8 15 p m Friday. Local attendees include Mrs. Edward C Jackson president and past presidents Mrs Eugene Sterrett and Mrs Judson Brake. Point Pleasant branch hosts a party Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Douglas O. Tomkies
Huntington
South Atlantic
American Association of University Women
Jackson's Mill
Edward C. Jackson
Eugene Sterrett
Judson Brake
Regional school clubs join event inviting public to attend
Schools Marietta Athens Parkersburg Grantsville Spencer Paden City Elizabeth and the Huntington Charleston area will attend a regional gathering. The general public is invited to participate.
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Marietta
Athens
Parkersburg
Grantsville
Spencer
Paden City
Elizabeth
Huntington
Charleston
Tobacco growers meeting on pests set at Sunnyside School
Plant Meeting Point Pleasant Mason County tobacco growers are invited to attend a meeting on controlling insects and disease at Sunnyside School Apple Grove at 730 p m April 28. Harold Ross tobacco specialist at the Ohio Valley Experiment Station will conduct the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Sunnyside School
Apple Grove
Harold Ross
Ohio Valley Experiment Station
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