Housing ordinance gains city council approval in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant City Council approved a housing ordinance establishing minimum standards for dwelling maintenance and occupancy to ensure safe sanitary housing. They also backed a housing authority resolution for 100 low rent units funding tax free status and rent-based city services. The plan advances as part of a low rent housing project tied to city planning plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Housing Authority
G. A. Biggs
A. E. Thomas
C. J. Hyer
Virgil Siders
Thomas
Belva Farley
Gladys Neal
Louis Rossi
Carl Murray
Randall Taylor
Arlin Hall
Lawrence Plants
Thomas Reynolds
Sam Fowlkes
Pleasant Point Resort Lands $1,065,000 U S Loan
Pleasant Point Resort in Point Pleasant wins a 1,065,000 industrial loan from the Area Redevelopment Administration, with 278,000 equity and 400,000 from Westinghouse plus 109,000 from Albert Pick Hotel. Construction to start soon on a 31 acre Camp Conley site, creating 180 jobs after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia Industries Development Corp
The
Area Redevelopment Administration
West Virginia
Robert C. Byrd
Pleasant Point
Route 62
Westinghouse
Albert Pick Hotel, Inc
Chicago
Camp Conley
Pleasant Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted were Thomas Shumaker of Middleport, Lowell Shobe of Point Pleasant, Mrs. Stewart Erwin of Pomeroy, Lois King of Letart. Discharged were Howard Johnson of Mason, Mrs. Roy Smith of South Side and her son Robert L. Nea l of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shumaker
Middleport
Lowell Shobe
Point Pleasant
Stewart Erwin
Pomeroy
Lois King
Letart
Howard Johnson
Mason
Roy Smith
South Side and Son
Robert L. Neal
Gallipolis
Spurgeon Jenkins
Oak Hill
Jane Pettus
Jack Cockburn
Paul Perroud
Thurman
Pony W. Lykins
Ashland
Roy Gladman
Tuppers Plains
Lawrence H. Burdell
Bidwell
Clyde S. Lanning
Jackson
Jacob R. Hawkins
Coal Grove
Lester W. Hale
Roscoe O. Joseph
Acie G. Bryan
Becky I. Rowe
Racine
Thomas Duffy
Syracuse
Chester A. Lyons
Paul A. Foster
Lee W. McComas
Phyliss K. Irwin
Davis Hall
Barbara L. Price
Jerry L. Masters
Tri County Home Nursing Plan Moves Forward in Logan Board
The Logan Hocking County board of health discussed progress on the tri county home nursing program under a new Health Coordinator from Huntington with a $6000 salary and travel allowance funded by state and federal funds. A second nurse will be hired to cover Hocking, Vinton and Athens counties as funds permit. The board reported only 0.3 of 5 mills used for operating expenses and routed vaccine distribution in Laurelville and South Bloomingville showing strong early uptake. Clinics are planned in Murray City and Laurelville with a mobile X ray unit being sought for fall. An additional milk testing review of Ackers Dairy prompted stricter grade A requirements for permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Vinton
Athens
Boocks
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Bloomingville
Murray City
Tri-County
Acker’ Bros. Dairy
Southeast Ohio TB Hospital
Nelsonville
Acker Bros. Dairy
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes and Navy Graduation
Hospital notes list new births at Hocking Valley Hospital including daughters for Cot trill Rhodes Griffith. medical and surgical mentions for McKnight Meadows Lee. discharges of Bart Reinscheld Griffith Goss Wolfe Evans Casto Van Cooney Stillion Thompson Noble. emergency room visits for Worthman and Murtha with injuries. Navy recruit William A. See, son of Wesley See, graduates January 11 from Aviation Familiarization School at NAS Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Reinscheld
Logan
Marie Griffith
Edyth Goss
Donald Wolfe
Foster Evans
Terry Casto
Roy van Cooney
McArthur
Carlton Stillion
Ed Thompson
Clarence Noble
Glenn Worthman
Matt Murtha
Enterprise
Navy Grad
Point Pleasant
William A. See
USN
Wesley A. See
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Jury Selected for School Probe in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant a 16 member special grand jury was empaneled to probe the Mason County school system. Four jurors were disqualified for connections to the system. The panel questioned about family ties and associations with the board. Four replacements were named to fill vacancies. The jury aims to investigate stories by Tom Stafford in the Charleston Gazette about school land purchases and procedures. The panel recessed at 5 30 pm and will reconvene Thursday morning with Wednesday presiding in Putnam County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James Thompson
Thompson
Mason County
Evelyn Marie Jewell
Otis Young
Roy Beattie
Board of Education
Raymond Leiving
Leiving Coal Co
Cecil Dean
Atty
James Sprouse
Charleston
School Citizens Committee
Carl T. Adkins
Robert Adkins
D. L. Hatfield
Chester Williamson
Landis Absten
Jack Fruth
Joe Jordan
O. F. Frances
Robert Wolfe
John Wiseman
Leo Bias
Charleston Gazette
Tom Stafford
Stafford
Putnam County Court
4-H Leaders Meet Thursday at Krodel Park Club House
A meeting of 4-H leaders and council members will convene Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Krodel Park Club House. The third unit of leader training, titled Project Teaching Methods, will be presented. Miss Susan Jones of Appalachian Power will discuss demonstration techniques. Mrs. Catherine Reynolds will outline the main project teaching method used in 4-H club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Krodel Park
Susan Jones
Appalachian Power
Catherine Reynolds
Logan Calendar Tuesday Bible Boosters and meetings
Tuesday events include Bible Boosters at 7 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church dining room, BPW Club Founders Day dinner at 6:30 p.m. in Brandt's Mecca Room with guest night, VFW Ladies Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. with cookies and a val entine, dues and cancer insurance payable, and Myrtle Lefever Circle potluck at Mrs. Roy Masure’s home at 6 p.m. Leader Mrs. W. E. Burt. election of officers and coin cards requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Boosters
Presbyterian Church
Logan Bpw Club
Brandt
Mecca
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Myrtle Lefever
Eub Church
Roy Masure
W. E. Burt
YWCA
Girl Scout
Carl Brown
Harry Smith
Union Furnace School
PTA
Eastman Rites Wednesday in Logan for Ida May Eastman
Funeral services for Ida May Eastman 76 will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Roberts funeral home. She died Monday at Saunders Rest Home where she resided since 1959. Born in Logan to Samuel and Julia Kay Eastman, she worked in restaurants and hotels before retirement and is survived by sister Barbara Leak of West Logan. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roberts Funeral Home
Ida May Eastman
Saunders Rest Home
Samuel
Julia Kay Eastman
Barbara Leak
West Logan
Miranda Casto
Oak Grove
Mary F. Thompson
Pomeroy
Heinlein
Hugh Robinson
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ADS MIXED NOTICE PAGE ITEMS
A collage of classified items appears including thanks from the Davis family, fresh poultry offer at Miller Poultry, and a floral advertisement from Neal Floral. Also notes an Alcoholics Anonymous help line and a political and real estate ad mix with farm products and rental notices.
Births at Holzer Hospital News Brief
Birth announcements list numerous families with newborns and names across Harrisonville, Gallipolis, Ashland, Bidwell, Racine, Syracuse, Pomeroy, Load Kentucky, and nearby communities. The column concludes with a note that blood used Monday was one pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stobart
Dewey Mullins
Charles Grow
Edward Fitzpatrick
Howard Bevans
Alfred Dye
Jack Cockburn
Kimberly Ohlinger
Brenda Simpson
Timothy Wheatley
Leonard M. Gentil, II
Latham Bass
Nora Cremeans
Avery Nelson
George M. Rowley
Jack D. Priest and Son
Jeffrey J. Kokovitch and Son
Carson Leads Honor Roll on December Dairy List
Carson Mason leads the E. D. P. honor roll for December with 51 cows on test at 1102 pounds per cow. Butter fat 3.9 and fat 43 per cow. Other names include Otis Randolph Leon Leslie Rayburn Letart Route 2 Point Pleasant Pirl Burris Mason Clarence Thomas Letart Old Town Farm Unit No 2 Clarence Blessing Letart G C Sommer South Side J H Morgan and son Pliny D A Smith Harford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Clifford Carson
Mason
William Gregory
Carson
Otis Randolph
Leon
Leslie Rayburn
Letart
Old Town Farm
Clarence Blessing
G. C. Sommer
South Side
J. H. Morgan and Son
Pliny
D. A. Smith
Harford
Gallipolis Police Report Minor Two-Car Crash
Gallia County police say a Monday crash at Third and Pine involved Emil G. Corbin 44 of Gallipolis and Robert E. Gordon 49 of Chester Route 1. Both drivers reported minor damage, no injuries, and no charges filed. Also listed are Gallia County marriage licenses for several couples in Crown City and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Third and Pine
Emil G. Corbin
Robert E. Gordon
Cheshire
Gallia County
Leo D. Blake
Crown City
Lucy L. Blake
Loren E. Russell
Farmer
Nancy L. Logue
Vinton
Paul Edwin Cragg
Linda Lou Burnette
John F. Mullen
Jessie K. Simmons
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Pleasant Point Resort
U.S
Corporation
Ohio River
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Hocking Valley Hospital
Russell Cottrill
Richard Rhodes
New Plymouth
Jerry Griffith
Charity McKnight
Lewis Donaldson
John Meadows
Eugene Lee
Joseph Parrish
Eastman
the Messenger
APTS
Acces Auto Service
Ssdes Insurance
Eane
Ewing Funeral Home
Fritz Buck
Daughters of America
Sutton Township
Menzel Smith
Emma Davis Mily
Miller
Factory Street
Neal
W. Union St. LY
P.O
Ohio
Alcohol Anonymous
Higgins Feed
Stayman Winesap
Rome
Kampf Orchard
Glen Ebon
Grange Insurance
Baughman
Albany
M. Goddard
Furst McNess Company
Ron Ely
New Marshfield
RAPID
Biehl Safety Service
Reeder’s
Taylor & Rade Baugh
Weather-Seal
Gene Lane
Parkersburg
W. Va
7Th St
Southeastern
Wharton Auger Company
Cline Pharmacy
P. O. Box
Lancaster
Flowers Pharmacy
AAA
E. Robinson Ave
Barberton
Blackmore
S. Court St
Quick's Drug Store
Union St
Athena Theatre
Photography
Paramounter
Washington St. Y
Sutton-Mckinstry
East Phly
Hashman
Chauncey
Travel
Airline
Auto Club of
Southern Ohio
Blair
BIEHL
LY 3
Fern
Buck Lake
W. C. Midkiff
Guyaville
Ehbrer Hatchery
C. A. Arbaugh
Ray Zimmerman
Guernsey
Everett Saubers
Sherwin-Williams Decorator's
Court St
Dickson Rendering CO
Marietta
Baker and Stauffer
E. State St
Watkins Farm Supply
Bellefontaine
H. L. Lee
Eee Ieee
Seer
Cannes
John van Meter
Phore LY
Rush Ooen Tractor Sales
Whitehall
Kurtz St
Athens Office Supply
Washington St
Ford Tractor
Glouster
High St
McCulloch
Stouts
Stimson Ave
Antle Realty
Oliver
Arbaugh Equipment CO
Skeete Shaw Loan
Jack
Athens Armature & Machine Works
Bardin Brothersuilding
Meigs General Hospital
Meigs Equipment CO
Pomeroy, Ohio
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Wiliam Hahn
Bradford Auction CO
Critt
Bradford Racine
Goodyear
Riteway Wall Cleaners
Miller Sanitation
Stewart
Vance-Leach Trade
N. Court St. LY
Electrolux
Singer
Nice
Termite and
ROACH
Athens Exterminating Co
Glover Cabinet Shop
Harris
Admiral Dealer
Snedden
Rose
Collins and Young
Noten
Stote $1
Toomey's Value Center
Columbus Road
Parks Music Store
Boston
Chihuahua
Shafer's
Columbus St
Stud Service
Broadway St
Kirkerdall’s
Sutton A McKinstry
Mahaffey Mayta
State St
Southern Ohio Trading Post
U.S. 33
White's Mill
Strawn Plumbing CO
N Court St LY
Vernie Bobo
Lawson Furniture
Route 50 West
Nelsonvi
Holzer
Hospital News
Samuel C. Lewis
Harrisonville
Phillip R. Burton
Majestic
Pomeroy Landmark
Planning Commission
Kentucky
Shannon
Firestone
W. Union St. — LY
Russell Stover
Aeromist
Kerr-Hunter Hardware
Ee Compact
Airway
Standall
Steven 2Aves
Stevens
Converse St
Wright
Robinette
WOOD
Kenove
Tom Ott
Peete
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