Hunger Remains Problem Worldwide Says Blakeslee
C E Blakeslee cautions that two thirds of the world’s people inhabit regions with nutritionally inadequate diets. He notes rising urban growth, rising prices, and the need to balance birth rates with food supply while urging higher productivity and continued food trade.
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C. E. Blakeslee
Pomeroy
Asia
Japan
Israel
Africa
South
Central America
United States
Ilahee Club Plans Painting Workshop After Meeting
POINT PLEASANT The Ilahee Home Demonstration Club held a meeting at Mrs. Lyle Austin's home with Mrs. Esther Blain leading the discussion on weight and food. They planned a painting workshop for a future gathering and sent a get well card to Mrs. Letting Jennings.
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Hee Tlahee Home
Lyle Austin
Esther Blain
Letting Jennings
Holzer Medical Center
Lois Archer
Weekend Visitors Span Racine Round of Guests
Racine households hosted a sequence of visiting relatives and friends. Chester Simpson and Rita Smith joined Brian Simpson’s family at Woods Field, with Hilda Hart and the Kuhl and Chapman families from Columbus pausing by Gordon West’s home. Floridan Dale Hart spent two weeks with Brace Hart and Linley Hart, while Larry Taylor and kin from Gallipolis visited Frank Cleland’s parents. Critt Bradford Sr. and Jr. from Worthington spent time with Herman Carson in Colville.
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Chester Simpson
Brian Simpson
Woodsfield
Hilda Hart
Mirs
Charles Kuhl
Floyd Chapman
Shelley and
Kimberly
Columbus
Gordon. West
Dale Hart
Florida
Edison Brace
Linley ‘Hart
Larry Taylor
Gallipolis
Frank Cleland
Critt Bradford Sr
Critt Jr
Jor Worthington
Racine
Herman Carson
Colville
California Man Held To Henderson Crash
Lawrence John Renas 29 of Keeler California was arrested by the Sheriff's department for failure to have his vehicle under control in a Route 17 Henderson crash Friday afternoon. He drove from Smith Street onto Route 17 and struck a car driven by Donald William Gardner 48 of Gallipolis Ferry. No injuries were reported.
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California
Henderson
Point Pleasant
Lawrence John Renas
Keeler
Calif
Sheriff's Department
Renas
Smith Street
Donald William Gardner
Gallipolis
Heart Fund Drive Set For Sunday
Heart Sunday is observed nationwide with fundraising for heart research. Mason County organizers lead chairmen and volunteers who will canvass homes at 1 p.m. in nine county areas to reach every family and boost the 1969 campaign.
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Point Pleasant
United States
Heart
Heart Sunday
Lynn Durst
Mason County
Heart Fund
Tools stolen from Doxol truck in Point Pleasant
Police report in Point Pleasant notes 83 tools valued at 350 dollars were taken from the back of a Doxol Bottled Gas Company truck. John Pelfrey, 22, was appointed as city patrolman and recently completed Air Force duty before returning to his wife Carolyn and two sons. The Kan Coin Club plans a regular meeting Monday at the Tu Endie Whee, with a 30 lot auction and discussion of its sixth annual spring coin show at the Moose Lodge on April 26 and 27.
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Point Pleasant
Doxol Bottled Gas Company
Iun4
John Pelfrey
First Street
Pelfrey
Point Pleasant High School
Laaty
Air Force
Carolyn
John
Garnet Pelfrey
English Court
Oh Kan
14 Dogs Poisoned In Mason Town Tries to Enforce Pet Ordinance
Mason police chief Richard Ohlinger reported fourteen dogs and several cats poisoned over the past week in Mason. He urged residents to keep pets on their premises as an ordinance requires. Poisoning animals is a misdemeanor with up to 12 months in jail or a $200 fine, or both, he warned.
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Mason
Richard Ohlinger
Oblinger
Job Claims Decline in Week. 731 Total Reported
Logan's Bureau of Employment Services logged fifty new unemployment claims for the week ending February 15 with 227 continuing. Athens added 42 initial claims and 312 continuing, bringing the weekly total to 731, down three from the prior week and 364 below the year-ago level. Several job vacancies listed include two sales clerks, two auto cleaners, waitresses and cooks, and substitute bus drivers, with training programs opening March for clerks, welders, and maintenance roles.
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Logan
Bureau of Employment Services
Athens
Jackson Manpower Training Center
Mahoning Valley
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and Mason Licenses
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes admit Mrs. Clayton Hager of Albany and discharge Marjorie Bowen James Roush Randall Mayes A G Rayburn. Mason licenses list Jenner Donchos 18 Point Pleasant Juanita Jeffries 18 Point Pleasant Max Reed Benedict 28 Gallipolis Ferry Mildred Eichart 18 Point Pleasant James Willer Higginsotham 93 Gemma Landing Shirley Robbinatie 20 Point Pleasant Robert Monfield Pratt 44 Charleston Deanna Gwinn Clench Point Pleasant.
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Clayton Hager
Albany
Marjorie Bowen
James Roush
Randall Mayes
A. G.rayburn
MASON
Jenner Robert Donchos
Pont Pleasant
Juanita Foye Jeffries
Point Pleasant
Max Reed Bennedict
Gallipolis Ferry
Mildred Jean Eihart
James’ Willer Higginsotham
Gemma Landing
Shirley Roy Robbinatie
Robert Monfield Pratt
Charleston
Deanna Gwinn Clench
Lakin State Hospital Forms Girl Scout Unit
Maria C Zoggrafidou a staff member at Lakin State Hospital sees a long held dream fulfilled with the creation of a Girl Scout unit for hospital girls. Dr Kenneth Byrne superintendent approved the plan with support from the State Federation of Junior Women’s Club which covered the registration fee and supplied scout books. Mrs William Vanhorn Mason County troop organizer welcomed the Lakin troop as the county’s 16th troop. Mrs Charles Johnson cadette troop leader aided the organization along with Mrs Cynthia Pearson and Mrs Delphine Slart?
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Lakin State Hospital
Ling
Jm Lee
Evelyn W
Br. Zogga
Man
Tid
Wis
Mary Ward
Point Pleasant
Pansy Rania
Vicki Holley
Maria C. Zoggrafidou
Kenneth Byrne
State Federation of Junior Women's Club
William Vanhorn
Mason County
Charles Johnson
Cynthia Pearson
Delphine Slar
JAC Selects Good Citizen at Washington Club
Gail Splkins was named Good Citizen of the Month by the Washington JAC club in Mrs Freta Jordan's Class at the Ordnance School. Holly Johnson led singing. Susan Harrison presented the program with Billy Bardin, Max Nibert, Karen Clatworthy, Douglas Morris, and Dennis Bellamy. A play featured Marisha Chapman, Gail Adkins, Rebecca Longstaff, Sherry Smith, Valerie Biggs, and Carla Bayes. Terry Wamsley, Paul Poore and Chris Frazier were named program chairmen for the next meeting.
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Point Pleasant
Gail Splkins
Washington Jac Club
Freta Jordan
Ordnance School
Holly Johnson
Susan Harrison
Billy Bardin
Max Nibert
Karen Clatworthy
Douglas Morris
Dennis Bellamy
Marisha Chapman
Gail Adkins
Rebecca Longstaff
Sherry Smith
Valerie Biggs
Carla Bayes
Terry Wamsley
Paul Poore
Chris Frazier
Sheriff Investigates Route 35 Passer Head-On Collision
Mason County Sheriff Office investigated a Friday 5 p.m. accident near City Pond on Route 35 involving Kenneth L. Wray 27 Point Pleasant and Charles E. Hall 56 Ravenswood. Hall rear- struck Wray, $100 damage, no injuries, no arrests.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Sherif
Mason license plea for Ray Johnson and Ruberts Randolph
A brief item notes Ray Johnson aged 21 and Ruberts Randolph aged 17 from Point Plansiim in a licensing context. The fragment provides minimal details about the individuals and location without clear action or outcome.
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Mason
Phéloy Ray Johnson
Ruberts
Randolph
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