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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

7

Chamber Seeks Downtown Recreation Plan for City

Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce directors met to review a progressive downtown business district plan. They will seek a workable city recreation program with city officials and shared praise for the Junior Women's Club. The annual dinner was set for March 2 at the Moose Home with O. C. Hall in charge. tickets from board members or the chamber office.

Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Moose Home O. C. Hall Chamber Sixth St

Mason Countians Enroll at Rio Grande College 1963 64

Seven Mason County residents are among 494 students enrolled in the second semester of 1963 64 at Rio Grande College. The Point Pleasant entrants are Charles D Bechtle Charles L Brown Jr Kip H Hartenbach Louis D Karschnik Lou is V Mueller II Joseph R Spencer and Benjamin K Barker.

Point Pleasant Rio Grande College Mason County Charles D. Bechtle Charles L. Brown, Jr Kip H. Hartenbach Louis D. Karschnik New Haven Louis V. Mueller II Point Pleasant Joseph R. Spencer Benjamin K. Barker South Side

Rotary Club Adds Hospital Administrator at Dinner

Robert Harrison of C P Telephone Co. was the principal speaker at a Point Pleasant Rotary Club dinner at Gene Ball's Restaurant. Silas McCullough, administrator of Pleasant Valley Hospital, was inducted, bringing the club to 40 members with 40 attendees.

Point Pleasant Robert Harrison C & P Telephone Co

Deer Killed by Car Near Route 160 In Gallia County

Walter Mc Carley of Vinton Route 1 reported by state patrol to have tagged a deer at 6 45 a m Wednesday two miles north of Route 35 junction on Route 160. The deer ran into the highway and was killed by his car with minor damage reported.

Gallipolis Walter McCarley Vinton State Highway Patrol McCarley

Rev Pitzer Addresses Church Guild Luncheon

Rev Charles A Pitzer rector of Christ Episcopal Church spoke to the service guild at a luncheon in the parish house. He stressed Christian unity and the World Day of Prayer set for Feb 14 at 7 pm at Christ Church.

Point Pleasant Charles A. Pitzer Christ Episcopal Church Church Pitzer Christian Unity of the Churches United Church Women of Christ Church Episcopal Milton L. Miller Gail Faires James Barnette Joe Ingerick D. N. Connors F. W. Ingraham

Clinic Dates Change for Immunization Clinic

Marybelle Hersman Mason County public health nurse announced changes to the New Haven immunization clinic. It will no longer run weekly but twice a month on the second and fourth Tuesdays from 1 to 3 p m. Also note four teen states with parimutual harness racing generated 82 624 086 in 1963.

Point Pleasant Marybelle Hersman Mason County New Haven

Miss Krebs Engaged to Michia Bush for Saturday Wedding

Miss Sandra Sue Krebs of Henderson is engaged to Michia Bush of Charleston Road. The couple will wed Saturday evening at Mrs. Krebs home with Billy Dean Krebs giving the bride in marriage and Lana Jean Krebs as maid of honor. James Curtis of Henderson to serve as best man.

Point Pleasant Mabel Krebs Henderson Sandra Sue Michia Bush Walter F. Shively Charleston Rd Miss Krebs Point Pleasant High School Bush Sam's Lana Jean Krebs James Curtis

Hair fashion show and dance at Moose Home Saturday

Affiliate 11 of National Cosmetologists and Hairdressers sponsor a hair fashion show and dance at the Moose home on Saturday February 8 as part of National Beauty Salon Week. Twilighters provide music from 9 p m to 1 a m. Donations are $3 per couple and a door prize will be awarded.

Point Pleasant Moose Home Twilighters

Two Men Fined for Gun Charges in Local Arrest

Two men were arrested by the sheriff's department on Wednesday afternoon. Nelle Dunlap of Hurricane, 24, faced a gun discharge charge on a public road and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Ellis J. Green, 36, of Charleston, faced gun discharge and destruction of personal property charges. he paid 15 dollars plus costs for the second charge. Both men appeared before Justice of Peace A M Goodwin.

Sheriff’s Department Nelle Dunlap Hurricane Ellis J. Green Charleston Justice of Peace A. M. Goodwin Green

Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals

Birth: Mr and Mrs Thomas Gibbs Hartford welcomed a son. Admitted: Charyl Ann Snodgrass Gallipolis and Mrs Warren Morrison Point Pleasant. Dismissed: Mrs William McFarren Gallipolis Comma Pore Ash ton and Mrs Riley Swartz Henderson Lloyd Powers Ashton. Twelve of Army's 19 man hockey squad from Massachusetts five from Minnesota one each from Indiana and New York.

Charyl Ann Snodgrass Gallipolis Warren Morrison Point Pleasant William McFarren Pore Ashton Riley Swartz Henderson Lloyd Powers Army Massachusetts Minnesota Indiana New York

Minister Back Home After Surgery and Conference

The Rev. Roy McCoy of Heights EYE Church returned home from Mt. Carmel Hospital after neck vertebra surgery and is greatly improved though not yet ready to resume ministry. In Point Pleasant, Mason County sanitarian Robert Boyd reported 52 attendees at the court house foot handlers conference, with two films shown and a written test. six Ohio participants joined.

Point Pleasant Roy McCoy Heights Eye Church North Main St Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus McCoy Robert Boyd Mason County Foothandlers Court House Ohio

Fish-eating bat of tropical America glides to catch fish

The fish-eating bat of tropical America skims low over water to grab small fish with long hind claws. Mammalogists are unsure if it uses sight to hunt or relies on a sonar-like sense.

Tropical America

New Clerk Appointed for Green Two Trustee Seat

Gallipolis Marion Caldwell was appointed clerk of Green Two trustees by Municipal Judge William H. Sowers and sworn in by municipal clerk Lois Shaver. The vacancy existed 30 days after Lawrence Gates resigned before taking office following a 1963 election loss to Wilbur Waddell.

Gallipolis Marion Caldwell Waterloo Star Route Green William H. Sowers Lois Shaver Caldwell Lawrence Gates Wilbur Waddell Green Two Gates Howard Fellore Charles Saunders

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