Lack of Quorum Delays Mason County Hospital Board Election
About 35 people attended the Mason County Hospital Inc annual meeting in Point Pleasant, far short of the 280 needed for a quorum to elect 10 board members. The meeting adjourned with pledges totaling roughly $120,000 of about $300,000 required to match federal Hill Burton funds. Dr. Jack Buxton announced potential borrowing of up to $100,000 cash in the county to unlock $200,000 for the project, with a deed of trust and 4 percent interest over 15 to 20 years, and emphasized the board’s commitment to building the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Hospital Inc
Jack Buxton
Hill-Burton
Board of Trustees
Instructors Named For Mason 4-H Training Schools
The Mason County extension office released lists of instructors for the 4-H officers and leaders training school at the junior high school and the farm women’s training school at the senior high school home economics building. Key speakers include George M. Williams of Hardy County and Harley B. Cutlip with roles for Mary Ann Busch Bill Priddy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women’s
George M. Williams
Hardy County
International Farm Youth Exchange
Algeria
Mary Ann Busch
Bill Priddy
Point Pleasant
Harley B. Cutlip
Jackson's Mill
Fern Mitchell
Lyle Austin
Mason County
Russell Priddy
Russell Jones
Sally Lou Durst
Dixie McNeill
Farm Women's School
John Watterson
John Gill
Ray Crank
Arnett Roush
Patricia Schenk
Virginia Lockhart
Deeds Recorded in Mason County Include Numerous Transfers
Mason County deeds filed last week show transfers from George E Sayre and Edith F Sayre to Frankie O Board for Lot 31 on Fourth Street New Haven. Hazel Beller Lovella and Paul McKinney to Carrie May Riffle for 109% acres along Kanawha Ten Mile Creek Cooper District. and other transfers within Clendenin Union Wag oner Arbor notes to Isabella Wilson P Averille and Helen Sayre. Additional transfers involve Wilbur and Edna Durst to Henry and Ora Mae Hunt. Ernest Sayre to P Averille and Helen Sayre. Katherine Loew Margaret Keister to H S and Maudie Hudson. Amanda Caudill L L Caudill to Robert E and Margie E Messick. James Fields Sr David Laura Fields et al to Franklin E and Pearl E Fields. Clarence and Geneva McCarty to the Conservation Commission of West Virginia. M C and Amanda Knotts to Conservation Commission. Brady and Emogene Knotts to Conservation Commission.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
George E
Edith F. Sayre
Frankie
Harold Beard
Fourth St
New Haven
Hazel Beller
Lovella
Paul McKinney
Carrie May Riffle
Kanawha Ten-Mile Creek
Cooper
Raymond Nibert
Raymond
Anna Ruth Nibert
Clendenin
Wilbur
Edna Durst
Henry
Ora
Arbuckle
Brady and
Emogene Knotts
Conservation Commission
Induction Call Issued for Point Pleasant Volunteer
Mason County volunteer Raymond Edwin Higginbotham has been called to report for induction into the armed forces January 18 at the Ashland Kentucky recruiting station. Local board clerk Mrs. Bess Boley Moore disclosed the order.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Armed Forces
Ashland
Bess Boley Moore
Raymond Edwin Higginbotham
Bowling Standings and Scores From Local Women and Men Leagues
The record lists team and individual leaders across men and ladies leagues. Top names include Porky Columber Fred Thomas and Nick Maniskas with high single and triple scores, while Ellison Motors and Logan Drive In lead team events and averages in a local bowling season roundup.
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H. & S. Firestone
Logan
Porky Columber
Nick Maniskas
Woody Nutter
Jack Wilkins
Aussie
Don Spang
Fred Thomas
Earl Roberts
Dales Pure Oil Service
Logan Clay Products
Stones Grill
H. C. Godman Co
Peasel’s
Porky
Ind
Pork Columber
Ellison Motors Sales
Dale
Andy Mowery
Grubby Steenrod
Walt Harburger
Lawrence Casio
Wayne Timberlake
Donald Spang
Lawrence Schorr
Bob Armstrong
Team
Lake Drive
Tansky Motors
Art Kraft Studio
Heinlein Funeral Home
Logan Home Dairy
Thomas Recreation
Letha Lou Beauty Shoppe
Donna Francis
Mary Jane McKinley
Nihiser Red & White
Reider's
Sohio Service
Shell Service Station
Moose Lodge
Boyle Coal
Logan Glass Works
Hal Bailey
Nihiser Red White
Rex Keller
Jerry Hutchison
Hal Bailey Seenee
John Mullens
Centenary Grange Plans Canvass For Polio Drive
Centenary Grange led by Master Charles M. Neal will conduct a canvass for the polio drive with Bernice McMahon as chairwoman. The Monday night meeting also featured the initiation of 12 new members including Donovan Fulks Thomas Thornton James Banks Clifford Brumfield Glenn Christy Wendell Thomas Janie Ann Laufer Mrs Carl Lynn Cameron Glenn Baird James Nibert and Mr and Mrs Clayton Miller.
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Gallipolis
Centenary Grange
Charles M. Neal
Bernice McMahon
Grange
Donovan Fulks
Thomas Thornton
James Banks
Clifford Brumfield
Glenn Christy
Wendell Thomas
Janie Ann Laufer
Carl Lynn Cameron
Glenn Baird
James Nibert
Clayton Miller
Kanauga PTA Votes to Buy Mirrors for School Washrooms
The Kanauga Parent-Teacher Association voted to purchase mirrors for boys and girls washrooms and to spend about $30 on three classrooms. Purchases include pictures, flowers for windows, vases, books, and a stage picture. Rev. C. J. Lemley spoke on Co operation. Pearl Cross named secretary. Founders Day set for Feb 13 with past PTA presidents as guests.
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Kanauga
Kanauga Parent-Teacher Association
Evelyn Morrow
C. J. Lemley
Kananga
Fair Haven Methodist Church
Impor
North Gallia School Board Re-Elects Skidmore Chief
Gallia county board re elects Henry Skidmore as president and plans a trip to Portsmouth to view Arch Donaldson and Associates designed schools and a Columbus visit in January to discuss a half million dollar high school with state officials. William Comer named vice president Estella Denney re employed as clerk with Anna Evans assistant. Next meeting Feb 13 at Bidwell Porter. Green Local votes to place 21 000 bond to raise millage for Centenary school plan to obtain 165 000 state aid.
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Gallipolis
North Gallia
Board of Education
Henry Skidmore
Portsmouth
Arch Donaldson and Associates
Columbus
Vinton
B. Lewis Jones
Donaldson
William Comer
Estella Denney
Anna S. Evans
Skidmore
Gallia County
Evans Ends Presidency of Evans Packing Co
Emerson E Evans resigns after 18 percent years as president of Evans Packing Co founded 1937. Carrol H McKenzie named successor. J Timothy Evans becomes new vice president. Company covers eight Southeastern Ohio counties with 55 employees and five trucks.
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Evans
Packing Company
Gallipolis
Emerson E. Evans
Evans Packing Co
Carrol H
Casey) McKenzie
J. Timothy Evans
Gallia County
Future Farmers of America
Harland T. Martin
Tim Evans
John Everett Evans
Emerson Evans
McKenzie
John
Everett Evans
Harland Martin
Martin
Evans Packing Company
Russell Bibbee
Citizens National Bank
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Washington
Hocking
Athens County
Scioto County
Stanley Evans
Evans Grocery Company
Ohio Valley Bank
Evans Angus Ranch
Lower River Rd
Southeastern Ohio
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association
Asociation
Larry Evans
Sissy
R. B. McCoy Dies at 60 in Ohio
Ransom B. McCoy aged 60 of near Cheshire died in Bethesda Hospital Zanesville on Monday after a heart attack last Thursday. He leaves wife Pearl four sons Robert Marshall Millard William and four daughters Elsie Vada Maggie Mexie two sisters and two brothers. Visitation at Turkey Run Road residence after noon Wednesday. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Cheshire Baptist Church.
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Middleport
Ransom B. McCoy
Cheshire
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Pearl
Robert
Glouster
Marshall
Millard
William
Amlin
Elsie Staley
Logan
Vada Blackburn
Ironton
Maggie McCoy
Surosa
W. Va
Mexie McCoy
Williamson
Dolly Blackburn
Former Vinton Man Scotland Native Dies
James Finley, native of Scotland and former Vinton resident, died at 8 p.m. Monday at his Ebenezer home. Vernon McCoy Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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Vinton Man
Scotland
Vinton
James Finley
Ebenezer
Vernon McCoy
Gallipolis DAR Delegates Named for Ohio and Continental Meetings
Gallipolis DAR session lists regent substitutes and delegates to the Ohio state meeting in Cleveland in March 1921 and the Continental Congress in Washington April 16 20. Other notes include scholarships funded, a birthday for Augusta Kent at 95, film showing American Indian, member travels, and local visits.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Nelson
Ralph Burner
Anne Hill
J. E. Gills
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
D. R., Richards
DAR
Ohio Museum
Kate Duncan Smith
Grant
Ala
Waldschmidt House
Cincinnati
National Defense
Ralph Mittendorf
Ironton
Augusta Kent
Porter
Columbus
Kent
Mrs. James D. Long Released From Holzer Hospital
Mrs. James D. Long of Winfield Road was released after a surgical stay at Holzer Hospital. She will spend several days with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Dunlavy in Chauncey until she recovers.
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Fred van Dusen
Far West
James W. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Charleston
Japan
Toledo
van Dusen
Ruth Ann Wetherholt
J. Austin Johnson
Circleville
William
Pauline) Cook
Joe Penfold
Lady Halliday
Denver
Colo
John E. Halliday
Florida
Boyd ‘Cherry
Frances Halliday
Tice
William Trautwein
Worthington
John Boerger
Sandusky
John Morgan
Oak Hill
Ann Simmerman
Moses T. Epling
Miss Cutler
Middleport
James D. Long
Winfield Rd
Holzer Hospital
Markets of the Ohio Valley Livestock Co. prices
Market report shows hogs and cattle ranges with hogs from 6 to 13.20 per hundred weight and sows 10 to 12.50, cattle steers 10 to 18, heifers 10 to 16.50, baby beef 12 to 18, milk cows 60 to 120, veal tops 28.60, lambs 12 to 17.50, and various poultry and egg price listings. Cincinnati USDA notes hogs steady early, then mostly 15 lower. cattle and calves receipts strong with steers 17 to 18, cows 9 to 16, and slaughter lambs uneven but generally lower.
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The
Ohio Valley Livestock Co
U. S
Cincinnati
USDA
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Athens Messenger
Officers and Leaders Training School
Ellison Motor Sales
Jey
Betty Spang Eee
Errr
Rey Cecelia Eisen Setee
Kanauga Pta
R. B. McCoy
Gallipolis Social Notes
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. T. Epling
First Ave
Cedar St
L. H. Hall
L. H. Nelson
Epling
Dr. Morgan
Ida Walden
P. E. Droz
Harold Goddard
Barnlett
Waterloo Two Fire Dept
Willys
B. Reo
Gail Watkins Equipment Co
State Street
Athens
Platt Sales
W. Union St
Hudson
Kinneer Motors
DODGE
Ford Victoria
Fordomatic
Bateman-Riley Motors
Plymouth
E. State St
New Car
W. State
Chevrolet
Clifford & Baker Motors
Sunset Motel
Algeo Motor Sales
Star Chief
Pontiac
Arthur Shaw
Jacksonville
Messenger
IB Automobiles
Rutland
Tillis
Bank & Post Office
Retiané
Metropolitan
Studebaker
Citford & Baker Motors
Ford Truck
Francis Clark
New Marshfield
Allis-Chalmers
Hinman Milker
Call
Fred Heavener
Stroud’s Run
Albany
C. D. Pash
Tobey
Frank F. Fults
Stockport
Wrecme
Landis Gulf Service
Auto Service
Brown's Pure Oil Service
Court Dial
KRAFT
Parker Tire
Motor Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
ROSE
Miller’s Sanitation
Guysville
Mahaffey Motor Service
Central Ave
Canaan Farm
Jones Market
E. State
C. R. White
W. Stimson Avenue
West Roofing Co
Depot St
Residence Insurance
D. M. Goddard
Dial
Avon
Pomeroy
Logan and
Vicinity
Eleanor Brandel
Jimmy
Pizza House
Ennee
Rawleigh
Freeport
Harry Bowles
Miss Miller
Ee CE
Ira Smith
Front St
Marietta, Ohio
Deena
Wm. C. Pratt
U.K.C
Shade
Garden Road
Myers
Gallon Bowl
Vivian's Aviaries and Aquarium
Norwood
Jersery
Edward Moleski
Giouster
Taylor Ridge
John Stout
Harrisonville
Buick
FORD
Mercury
Buick CO
E. Carpenter St
TED Cars
Cadillac
Hydra-Matic
Nye
Automobile
Palmer & Stimson
Dean
Oldsmobile
Mercomatic
Mainline
Bel Air
Roger Liean
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