Point Pleasant Wins Honors For Utility Competition
The Point Pleasant district and the Charleston Division of Appalachian Electric Power Co won overall honors in a seven month sales campaign ending July 25. Quotas were surpassed in all five promotions with totals: ranges 14 485, water heaters 7 476, dryers 1 256, water systems 4 642, customer connections 6 447. Point Pleasant led the water heater contest with 18.75 percent of the quota. in district totals Point Pleasant led, followed by Charleston and Roanoke. Charleston edged Roanoke in the all over division on range points. Top districts in ranges were Pulaski Welch Point Pleasant. water heaters Point Pleasant Fieldale Logan. dryers Logan Huntington Point Pleasant. water systems Huntington Point Pleasant Lynchburg. customer connections Williamson Charleston Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charleston
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Roanoke
Pulaski
Welch
Fieldale
Logan
Huntington
Radio and kitchen table theft charged in grand jury
Orin Dunlap and James Hayman were held to the grand jury on grand larceny charges after appearing in magistrate court. Mrs. Dunlap testified the men took a radio and a kitchen table from the Dunlap home on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Orin Dunlap
James Hayman
Dunlap
Third St
Co-Op Marks Tenth Anniversary at Point Pleasant
Southern States Point Pleasant Cooperative observes its tenth anniversary Friday at 8 pm in the junior high school. Manager William Wilson and Assistant Manager Sandy Pyles will receive 10 year service awards. A. R. Ripley will present a full report on southern states with two directors to be elected. Refreshments and a Mason trip feature. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Southern States
Point Pleasant Cooperative
William Wilson
Sandy Pyles
Wilson
A. R. Ripley
Mason
Admitted Mrs Theodore Thomas and Mrs Woodrow Hudson
Point Clinic notes admit Mrs Theodore Thomas of Rutland and Mrs Woodrow Hudson of the South Side. Release listed for Willard Call and Dawson Kapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Thomas
Rutland
Woodrow Hudson
Southside
Willard Call
Dawson Kapp
Saving on Street Work Possible in Point Pleasant
Attorney J. G. F. Johnson outlines a detailed cost analysis for Mt. Vernon and Jefferson Avenues paving. He argues bids, bidding history, financing costs, and certificate discounts create higher charges for property owners than necessary, suggesting potential savings if the city used its own crews and cash payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson Avenues
Jefferson Ave
Mt. Vernon Ave
Jefferson
Developments in Two Local Firms Move and Open
Almedas Dress Shop will move from the Layne Building to the McGlathlin building near Fifth and Main as shelving and furniture are installed. Thahet plans a variety store in the same building by mid month. Raymond Andrews leaves for Fort Monmouth to join the Army as a second lieutenant in the Signal Corps. The column also notes society visits, club meetings, birthdays, and local mover events including new station agent Rice at New Haven.
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J. L. Stewart
New Haven
Almeda
Layne
McGlathlin
Methodist Church
MacGlothlin
Thahet
Raymond Andrews
Howard Andrews
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Armed Forces
Army
Signal Corps
Floyd Carmack
Fndicott
N. Y
New York
Maude Leslie
Hagerstown
J. H. Lough
Ruthie Peck
Brooklyn
Hank Roney
Clover Farm
Harold Capehart
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
George Sayre
New Jersey
B. F. Murphy
Car! V. Calvert
Charleston
Social notes from Pt Pleasant area clubs and church group
Pt Pleasant notes report a Farm Woman's Club picnic at the recreation center with members and families. Women of the Moose met at the Moose Home to discuss new member initiation and an upcoming picnic. Trinity Methodist Church Women outlined plans for the year under new president Mrs Charles H Stone, with a fellowship dinner in September and visitation in October. An Intermediate class wiener roast was planned for Harmon Park with Trinity class members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Farm Woman's Club
Southside
John Kay, Jr
Douglas Long
Freddie Thorn
Raymond Vanselous
Hugh Barr
Eric Nystrom
Frank Batha
Valerie and
Casey
Fd McCulloch
Morris Sebrell
The
Moose
Moose Home
Elizabeth Fisher
Ann Whalen
Marjorie Halley
Wilma Melrose
Ruth Lamp
Reba Caldwell
Dora Kapp
Mabel Roush
Fra Ellis
Wallie Parsons
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles H. Stone
J. B. Couch
E. W. Stevens
Bessie Johnson
Mary Hellems
John Brown
Chester Roush
Flora Myers
Eunice Beller
Stanley Waldie
Clyde McLane
Richard Startzman
George Keener
William Garrison
Harmon Park
Serena Gordon
al Biggs
J. G. F Johnson
Ohio AG bans dental clinics in public schools for pay
The Ohio attorney general ruled that parent teacher associations and similar groups cannot run dental clinics in public schools for payment but only on a charitable basis. He also said dentists who work for fee for service organizations in these clinics violate the state dental code and risk license suspension.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neil
Mason Clinic Notes Names and Discharges Listed
The record lists multiple patients and family members connected to Mason Clinic including Woodrow Wilson Racine Delores Kraeuter and Bernice Bailey. It notes a birth for Donald Sprague of Mason and discharges Sandra Donahue Margaret Fields R L Terril Woodrow Wilson Claude Reitmire Ruth Lewis George Moore and James Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Mason
Delores Kraeuter
Racine
Sandra Donahue
Margaret Fields
R. L. Terril
Claude Reitmire
Ruth Lewis
George Moore
James Hartley
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ellen Plants planned
Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Mohr-Arnett Funeral Home for Mrs. Mary Ellen Plants 65 who died Wednesday at a Huntington home. The Rev J P Keefer will officiate with burial in Lone Oak Cemetery. Visiting hours at the funeral home are to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mohr-Arnett
Mary Ellen Plants
Keefer couple buy Holly Simmons property on Viand Street
The Rev and Mrs J P Keefer of 10th Street have purchased the Holly Simmons property at 1215 Viand Street. Thomas J Reynolds Jr has bought the Dale Wood home at 307 10th Street in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
J. P Keefer
10Th St
Holly Simmons
Viand St
Thomas J. Reynolds, Jr
Dale Wood
Bloodmobile Visit Set For Aug 14 in Mason County
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Mason County on August 14 with a 125 pint quota. Donors should contact Mrs E S Matheson of the Mason County chapter. Urgent blood needs cited for Korea and civilian hospitals. exact location and hours to be announced. Argentina listed as a top wheat exporter per Britannica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Red Cross
Mason County
E. S Matheson
American Red Cross
Matheson
Korea
Hersman Returned to Local Jail on Non‑Support Charge
Hersman Walter Jee of Pomeroy Ohio was moved from Meigs County jail to the local jail by Deputy Sheriff L Morrison. He is charged with non support by his wife who now lives at Apple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Walter Jee Hersman
Pomeroy
Ohio
Meigs County
7. L. Morrison
Hersman
Apple Grove
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Athens Messenger
Pt. Pleasant
Toy
Battle
Helene Curtis
SLOAN
Curtis
DR. Scholl
Tintair
Botti
S. Court St
Athens
Lutheran Missionary Society
J. W. McGrew
Judy Fry
Linday
Janice Cady
Betty Sue
Junior Weaver
Linda
Bobby Roush
Jimmy Dodson
Larry Lieving
Garden Club
Nehaclima Garden Club
Don Cook
Harry Miller
LeAnn
Carroll Adams
A. E. Schaekel
Eddie
Howard Joe Burris
Norman Weaver
Tom Hoffman
Evelyn Anderton
Middleport
Bridge Club
Martha Juling
George Lerner
Herman Layne
N. O. Wein
Anderton
New Haven Briefs
Everett Pickens
Marietta
Trimble
Kear
Shadie Road
Mabel Yeager
Barbara Pullins
William Bell
Parkers
Burg
Sylvan Fisher
Beckley
W. O. Fisher
Lincoln Ave
Louise Vaught
Holzer Hospital
John Simpkins
Jap Watson
Columbus, Ohio
Carl Simpkins
Smith St
CP Stout
Ben Lomond
Virginia Faudree
Guadalcanal
Cecil J. Faudree
Hartford
Alice McFarland
Letart
Birtil
Donald Sprague
Roy Rogers
Casey Jones
Otto Pe
Oxfords
Tenth St
Argentina
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