City League Jay Cees Versus Roberts Scoring Totals
Jay Cees and Roberts each post tallies with players Riley, Hog gard, Nichols, R. Dean and others contributing. Team totals show 20-11-51 for Jay Cees and 22-9-53 for Roberts with multiple players reaching double digits in points and rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Stanley
Hoggard
B. Dean
Nichols
R. Dean
Roberts
Gaskill
Russell
White
Dailey
Burnside
Jay Cees
County Loop Walsh 9 Goodfellow 6 Gar rett 31 McGill 7
Totals 75. Plaza Courts 35 Morris 2 Pratt 4 J Carsey 5 Brown 2 Hacker 5 How ery 8 McHarg 0 C Carsey 9 Totals 35. We bhee oy boca ance 75.
Dawson Plumbers 64 Simmons 14 leads home win
Dawson Plumbers defeated Andy's 64 to 48 in a basketball game led by Simmons with 14 points and Jarvis scoring 15 for Andy's. Hall and Reed contributed for Dawson while Hudwell and Koons led Andy's in scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Plumbers
Simmons
Dodd
Taylor
Hall
Reed
Lockhart
Burdette
Totals
Andy’s
Hudwell
Jarvis
McDonald
Koons
Brown
Plaza Courts Triumph Over National Guard
Plaza Courts posted 66 points against National Guard's 35 in a game led by Morris with 23 points and C Carsey adding 11. Team totals and individual tallies listed for Morris Pratt Hacker Howery and others.
Basketball Scoring Totals by Naval Reserve and National Guard
Naval Reserve players Hoffman 66, Carpenter 18, Novak 8, Flowers 8, Hunter 2, Mayer 11 lead to a total 66. National Guard players Barnhart 11, Carsey 7, Whan 11, Berry 6, Cone 2 add to 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Hoffman
Carpenter
Novak
Flowers
Hunter
Mayer
National Guard
Barnhart
Carsey
Whan
Berry
Cone
Monday Night Bowling Results from Sportland Lanes
This week Chapmans Jewelry led 3 to 1 over Donkeys Sinclair with Joe's Sohie and Cornwell's Jewelry tied at 2 each. Larry Jayjohn rolled 196 for high single and 558 for high series while Robert's Clothing claimed top team scores 952 in a 2719 team series. Standings show Kiwanis numbers and Athens claims atop with Rotary Gold and Lions entries trailing.
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Chapmans Jewelry
Donkeys Sinclair
Cornwell’s
Neal Floral
Robert’s Clothing
Larry Jayjohn
Robert's Clothing
Kiwanis
Athens
Wahama Junior High Plans Okayed for Wahama School
Mason County Board of Education authorized Frampton Architects to draft plans for a ten classroom Wahama junior high. Superintendent Roush said partial move into the building next fall is hoped. A pilot study and grant application for an experimental school improvement program were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Board of Education
Frampton Architects of
Huntington
Wahama
Walden Roush
Mason County Schools
Roush
Mason County
Ask Any Girl Lead Chosen For Point Pleasant Senior Play
Point Pleasant Senior High annou nces cast for Ask Any Girl led by Sharon Nibert and Richard Escoe with Mike Shaw in key roles. Meg Wheeler played by Nibert moves from town to New York joining Doughton firm. Other roles include Meg’s mother, father, aunts, hotel staff, and co workers. Directors credit Mrs Lavenia Jackson.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Sharon Nibert
Richard
J.D.) Escoe
Mike Shaw
Miss Nibert
Meg Wheeler
New York
Miles
Evan Doughton
Mike
Evan
Meg
Phyllis Litchfield
Bill Wallace
Fern
Lettie
Reta Jiiden
Suzanna Crump
Ada
Linda Cottrill
Lisa
Paula May
Jeanie
Sue Adkins
Ruby
Janie Oshel
Heidi
Janet Eschenaur
Doughton, Doughton and
Doughton
Alvin
Keith Hill
Vince
Mickey Snead
Terri
Jeanine Jordan
Ellen
Jane
Becky Martin
Sharon Schwarz
Lavenia Jackson
Jackson Man Appointed To Mason Post
Harold Ross of Jackson County is named part time extension tobacco specialist at the WVU Point Pleasant substation. He has served as assistant agronomist and tobacco specialist since 1956 and has research experience at Point Pleasant, the University of Florida, and the Imperial Agricultural Corporation in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harold Ross
Jackson Co
Ohio Valley Experiment
West Virginia University
J. O. Knapp
Ross
WVU
University of Florida
Florida Institution
Imperial Agricultural Corporation
Connecticut
Perry County Court Notes
In George Enterman versus S W Morrison an order of sale was issued directing the sheriff to advertise. American Loan and Finance Co versus Richard Mikula orders $55 be distributed to the plaintiff. Suit against Bobby G Bell by Henry H Miller Donald I Henning and Noma Henning dismissed at plaintiffs request. George L Shrider issued an auctioneers license. Shelton Motors of New Lexington sues Richard Ewing for $1029.96 on a promissory note dated Nov 16 1959. original note claimed to be $1329.
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George Enterman
S. W. Morrison
New Straitsville
A. S. McGonagle
American Loan and Finance Co
Richard Mikula
Henry H. Miller
Donald I. Henning
Noma Henning
Bobby G. Bell
George L. Shrider
Shelton Motors
New Lexington
Richard Ewing
Directors Name Police Meeting Minutes Report
A Tu Endie Wei Council 102 Fraternal Order of Police meeting was held at the courthouse with Stephen K. Miller presiding. R J Workman and Rancel Jividen were appointed to a committee to meet with city council to establish cross walks and more signs on Jackson Avenue. The group also discussed a 40 hour work week for policemen to be introduced to the legislature this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Tu-Endie-Wei Council
Fraternal Order of Police
Stephen K. Miller
R. J. Workman
Rancel Jividen
City Council
Jackson Avenue
Marriages Filed For 6 Local Couples
Larry Ray Hill 18 of Columbus weds Wilmarine Clark 18 of New Haven. Charles Louis Neutzling 21 of Mason weds Carolyn Sue Lyons 17 of New Haven. Elmore Lynn Casto 18 of Point Pleasant weds Janet Mae Cunningham 18 of Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ray Hill
Columbus
Wilmarine Clark
New Haven
Charles Louis Neutzling
Mason
Carolyn Sue Lyons
Elmore Lynn Casto
Point Pleasant
Janet Mae Cunningham
Man Fined For Illegal Intoxicants
Edgar M. Callicoat Jr. of Apple Grove was fined 100 dollars and costs for moonshine possession and sentenced to six months in jail on a second offense of driving while intoxicated. Four Ohio youths on Route 2 were fined for vehicle infractions. Several individuals were fined for improper licenses, speeding, running a red light, and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Edgar M. Callicoat Jr
Apple Grove
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Callicoat
Ohio
Charles William Myers
Doyle E. Smithson
John Edward Sheets
Philip Joh Heck
Pearl Wesley Mayes
David Posten
Rex Crawford
Elden Lee Criner
Joseph K. McDaniel
George W. Pullins
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births and Discharges
Mrs. and Mr. Charles Dale Simms of Gallipolis welcome a daughter. Discharges include George Somerville of Point Pleasant and Mrs. Rody Harden Jr. of Point Pleasant. also listed are Mrs. Robert Matthews and son of Point Pleasant, William Fields of Hartford, Dollie Parsons of Point Carlos Adkins Ravenswood, and Mrs. Roy H. Towner of Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dale Simms
Gallipolis
George Somerville
Point Pleasant
Rody Harden Jr
Robert Matthews
William Fields
Hartford
Dollie Parsons
Carlos Adkins
Ravenswood
Roy H. Towner
Birth Announced By Virginia Couple in Hampton
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Randall Slusser of Hampton Virginia announce the birth of their first child a son Richard Lee Saturday at a local hospital The mother is the former Marlene Thompson a Point Pleasant High School graduate Grandparents are Leon Thompson Proctorsville Ohio and C L Stusser Huntington Great Grandparents include C W Adkins Gladys Thompson and D C Thompson all of Huntington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lawrence Randall
Randy) Slusser
Hampton
Richard Lee
Marlene Thompson
Point Pleasant High School
Leon Thompson
Proctorsville
Ohio
C. L. Stusser
Huntington
C. W. Adkins
Gladys Thompson
D. C. Thompson
Point Pleasant Plans Audio Visual Classes at Board of Education
Marshall College offers audio visual education in Point Pleasant with classes each Monday evening. Interested students may register next Monday at 6 30 p m at the board of education building where courses grant graduate and undergraduate credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marshall College
Board of Education
Delegate Favors Bill For Point Pleasant Police Week
Mason County Delegate Carroll Casto supports a 40 hour week bill for policemen. Point Pleasant's 12 city council members sent a petition Monday urging Casto to support the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carroll Casto
House of Delegates
Mason County
Cy Council
Casto Morday
Youth Rites End Sunday at Heights EUB Church
A week of youth activities at Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church concluded Sunday night with a worship service led by the youth group. Ferrell Wamsley delivered a sermon on What it Costs to be a Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ferrell Wamsley
Suzanna Crump
Mike Lewis
Diane Crump
Billy Hamm
James H. Lewis
Carl Edward Lynch III
Gayla Halstead
Sally Redman
Patty Towner
Dan Love
Steve Mallette
Mike Love
Louis V. Mueller
Gas Station Break-In on Sunday Night at Point Pleasant
Gulf service station on Sixth Street suffered a break-in Sunday night. Thieves cut a hole in the window glass and stole about $4 in dimes and 59 cents in pennies from the cash register. Manager Billy Abshire found the theft Monday morning. City and state police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sixth Street
Gulf
Billy Abshire
Dean Withers Dies in Brandon Florida
Dean John Withers 92 of Brandon Florida and former Mason County school teacher died there Monday. He was cousin to C H Withers a teacher at Rio Grande College. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
John Withers
Brandon
Fla
Mason County
C. H. Withers
Rio Grande College
Mrs. Evans Dies At 71 In Chesterhill
Mrs. Frank Evans 71 died Sunday in University Hospital Columbus from burns suffered when her bathrobe caught fire on a gas stove. The Morgan County native, formerly Iva Carpenter, leaves two sons Arthur Canton and Max Pataskala, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Fawcett Stone funeral home Chesterhill with burial in Chesterhill Cemetery.
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Chesterhill
Frank Evans
University Hospital
Columbus
Morgan County
Iva Carpenter
Loren
Emily Starling Carpenter
Glouster Church Elects New Officers
Glouster Church of Christ held its annual congregational meeting and elected officers effective March 1. Named were elders William Spencer Frank Price David Christman Edward Mingus Enlon Grubbs. deacons Herman Janchius George Jonas Raymond Hambel Robert Gamwell Sr Roger Kittle Walter Fitzpatrick Hull Kittle Harley Kittle Frank Grubbs Carlos Parks Wilbur Cartwright Charles Williams. General Board members Charles Vernon James Andrews Elmer Lowery. trustees Frank Price Robert Gamwell Sr Enlow Grubbs. Pianist Paul McAllister assistant pianist Diana Andrews chorister Kay Price. Bible School officers superintendent Enlow Grubbs assistant superintendent Edward Mingus secretary Raymond Hambel pianist Diana Andrews assistant pianist Katherine Norris chorister David Christman librarian Wanda McAllister.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
William Spencer
Frank Price
David Christman
Edward Mingus
Enlon Grubbs
Herman Janchius
George Jonas
Raymond Hambel
Robert Gamwell Sr
Roger Kittle
Walter Fitzpatrick
Hull Kittle
Harley Kittle
Frank Grubbs
Carlos Parks
Wilbur Cartwright
Charles Williams
Charles Vernon
James Andrews
Elmer Lowery
Robert Gamwell
Enlow Grubbs
Paul McAllister
Diana Andrews
Robert Gamwell, Sr
Kay Price
Bible School
Katherine Norris
Wanda McAllister
Bicycle sales in the United States hit three million yearly
The report notes that roughly 3 million bicycles are sold annually in the United States, with the majority purchased for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Markets Cincinnati Livestock Report
In Cincinnati cattle, calves and vealers steady or mixed as slaughter steers fetch 26.50 to 27.00 and heifers 24.00 to 26.00 per 100 pounds. Hogs trade firm with No 1 and 1-2 at 19.00 for 200-215 lb. sows higher around 15 to 17.75. feeder lambs scarce with lambs and ewe prices given. Sheep and lambs show steady slaughter demand with varying prices per 100 pounds.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
USDA
Motorist Cited After Viand Street Collision
Charles Garland of Gallipolis Ferry was cited by Point Pleasant police for failure to control his vehicle after a wreck on Viand Street at 4 40 p m Monday. His car hit a vehicle driven by Mrs Phyllis Barnes of Point Pleasant. Damage was estimated at 27 dollars.
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Point Pleasant
Charles Garland
Gallipolis Ferry
Viand Street
Garland
Phyllis Barnes
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Wilma
Wilma Rudolph
Tennessee State College
Madison Square Garden
Kyles
Baldwin
Bishop
Parsons
Risch
Hawk
Beverage
Franks
Begg
Lee
Douglas
Coffee
Sanders
Rome
B. Carsey
Koker
Night Hawks
Owls
Uptowners
É Pioneers
North Central Association
Warren Keefer
Henry Upton
Leon School Pta
Dayton Shinn
Hill School
Leon School
Mt. Flower School
Charles Chambers
Melvin Clark
Joann Withers
M.H
Jackson
Perry County
Common Pleas Court
Dirine
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Virginia
Dean Withers
Harold Goddard
C. E. Sheridan
Amesville
Bradford Auction Co
Bradford Racine, Ohio
Hillman
COMET
Coolville
Tri- County Bank
Platt's Rambler
Union ST. LY
Mercury
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St
Gail Watkins Equipment Co. Rt
East Ph. LY
Ray Shafer
the Plains
Liberty F.k
Liberty F.k.b.b
Belpre
Marietta
Dannie
Danny
Donnie’s
Dannies Trailer Sales, Inc
Logan
Willys
E. W. Holcomb
Zundapp
Ducati
Billy “S Motor Sales
Elsonville
White's
Aida
Straw Electric Service
Washington Street
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial LY
O. Rose
Athens Messenger
Janitrus Furnace Sales
L. E
West Co
Grange Insurance
Baughman Agency
Albany
Grange Insurance Auto
Comengre
George
W. Ford
I .Goddard
Home Decorator
Sherwin-Williams
John van Meter
Mil St
Dial LY
Baker and Stauffer
Popular Club
Dept
Lynbrook
N. Y
Athens County
Sarah Coventry
Call Netsonville
Athena Theater
Fairview Drive-In
Knapp
W. L. Spicer
Swansea Road
Columbus 21
H. . and
W. W. Langdon
Glenwood
W. A
Indianapolis
Call Berry Hotel
BUICK
Chevrolet
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