Mason Historical Society plans Sept. 4 museum fund show
The Mason County Historical Society in Point Pleasant schedules a variety show at Harmon Park on September 4 at 7 30 p m to raise funds for a new museum building. Volunteers may contact Mrs. Belva Farley. A $6 000 goal is set with free will offerings during the event to cover purchase and renovation of the site.
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Point Pleasant
The
Mason County Historical Society
Harmon Park
Mason Resi
L. , Caldwell
Bob Rickard
Rainbow Girls district advisor attends meeting
Miss Elizabeth Burcham worthy advisor of the Rainbow for Girls presided at a visit to Ravenswood with District Worthy Advisor Miss Phyllis Fox and Mother Advisor Mrs. Katherine Nutter. Initiation was held for two new members and refreshments were served to 26 persons.
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Point Pleasant
Elizabeth Burcham
Order of the Rainbow
Phyllis Fox
Ravenswood
Katherine Nutter
254th Roush Reunion Held In Mason County
The 254th anniversary reunion of the Roush and allied families met in Point Pleasant with 137 attendees from nine states. Donald O. Roush presided. Roy Elvin Redfern recounted his adoption from New Haven to California. Mount Jackson Va. will host next year.
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Mason County
Point Pleasant
Roush
Rousch
Allied Families of America
Wahama High School
Donald O. Roush
New Haven
Jack Welch
Donald Fogleson
Mason
L. L. Roush
Long Bottom
Bumgarner
Harold Bumgarner
Frank Roush
Roy Elvin
Roush) Redfern
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Grant Roush
Mount Jackson
Mason Blood Drive Sets 30 Pint Quota in Point Pleasant
Mrs Belva Mae Farley head of the Mason County Heart Association appeals for blood donations as the Red Cross arrives in Point Pleasant. The bloodmobile will be at Trinity Methodist Church from noon to 6 p m Monday. Donors are asked in memory of Mrs Betty Williamson of Point Pleasant who had open heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic Monday night. A 30 pint quota is set.
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Point Pleasant
Belva Mae Farley
Mason County Heart Association
Red Cross
Trinity Methodist Church
Betty Williamson
Cleveland Clinic
Hymn Sing Program Set
New Haven hosts a hymn sing on September 5 at 2 p.m. at Union Camp Grounds two miles from town with a basket supper at 5:30 p.m. Performers include Gospel Light Quartet and Gospel Messenger Quartet from Canterbury, Teenage Quartet from Delaware, Wayne and Linda Rhodes from Athens, Glad Heart Trio from Sandyville, WV, Country Hymn Timers WMPO Radio Country Gospel Singers Culloden WV, and Chapel Trio Point Pleasant.
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New Haven
Union Camp Grounds
Gospel Light Quartet
Gospel Messenger
Centerbury
Delaware
Wayne
Linda Rhodes
Athens
Glad Heart Trio
Sandyville
W. Va
WMPO
Country Gospel Singers
Culloden
Point Pleasant
Holzer Hospital News Admits and Dismissals
The Holzer Hospital announces new admissions including Lloyd Fry in Gallipolis Scott Lyall in Ironton Stanley Jones in Pomeroy and several others. Also listed are discharged patients including Mark Bennett and Ernest Chaffin among many names.
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Lloyd Fry
Gallipolis
Scott E. Lyall
Ironton
Stanley B. Jones
Pomeroy
Oza M. Thompson
Jennifer L. Menchini
Delpha_ Fisher
Marion P. Cowdrey
Long Bottom
Charles B. Siders
Mary Eddleman
Waterloo
Charles R. Kearns
Hartford
Horace Camron
Jackson
George Sloean Sr
Karen L. McGuire
Brian Scott Speakman
Oak Hill
Carl E. Wickline
Athens
Gary A. Barnitz
Mark Allen Selby
Vienna
Flem Arrowwood
Jennings Deeds
Everett Wooten
Man Admits Non-Support Plea in Pomeroy Court
Douglas Seyler Sr. of Pomeroy pleaded guilty to non support and was ordered to pay 80 dollars monthly for wife Margaret Seyler and child. He was jailed in default of 500 dollar bond after appearing before Magistrate A M Goodwin. Richard Hall faced intoxication charges and was fined 10 dollars plus costs and jailed on default. Robert Carr also faced intoxication fines of 10 dollars plus costs and jailed on default. Junior Siders case for failing to deliver a title was dismissed on plaintiff’s motion. Richard McDade speed charge resulted in 15 dollars and costs. Bruce White admitted a defective muffler and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Point Pleasant
Douglas Seyler, Sr
Pomeroy
Margaret Seyler
A. M. Goodwin
Harles Richard Hall
Robert Carr
Junior L. Siders
Bessie Connolly
Richard Bryan McDade
Bruce Martin White
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births and Announcements
Birth notices from Pleasant Valley Hospital report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Olston Wright of Mason with several relatives listed. New Haven Ava lanche Home Demonstration Club hosts a family picnic. September meeting planned at Mrs. John Smith’s home. John Van Meter and Judy Arnold announce the birth of a son, Terry Wayne, with Judy noted as the former Keith Arnold’s daughter. Wayne reunion set for September 5 at Parkersburg city park with a basket dinner at noon.
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Olston Wright
Mason
New Haven
Avalanche Home Demonstration Club
Ray Thompson
John Smith
John van Meter
Cabin Creek
Terry Wayne
van Meter
Judy Arnold
Keith Arnold
Layne
Wayne
Parkersburg
W. Va
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George Sheets
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