Ravenswood Gets New MAN Area Manager at Point Pleasant Firm
Point Pleasant Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of West Virginia announces a new management area at Ravenswood to oversee commercial and plant operations in Ravenswood Ripley Spencer Point Pleasant and Mason. Frank J Clendenin named commercial manager and A J Dyer promoted from Ravenswood local manager with long service in the plant department.
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Point Pleasant
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
West Virginia
Ravens‘wood
F. J. Clendenin
A G. Dyer
Ravenswood
Ripley
Spencer
Point 4 Pleasant
Mason Lo
Parkersburg
Mason
Huntington
Ripley and Spencer
Local church and club meetings report
Pt Pleasant society units studied foreign missions and Bible topics at Main Street Baptist and Presbyterian circles. Junior Women's Club discussed civil defense, a clothing shipment to Mather School, and planned bingo parties at State Hospital. PTA executive and monthly meetings, Circle Two at St Monica’s Guild, and Bishop Wilburn Campbell visit planned for mid January.
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Foreign Missions
Circle One
Main Street Baptist Church
H. J. Barr
Foreign Mission
Bess Moore
Howard Tully
Mather School
Ors
Leon Sampton
Circle Two
St. Monica’s
Guild of Christ Church
House
Wilburn C
Campbell
Jeffery Grice
School Bus System Outlined to Rotarians
Mason County schools transport about 2900 children daily at 35 cents per mile for four months.Assistant county superintendent Manford Blessing discusses state laws, overloading issues, and safety standards including licensing and tri annual equipment inspections. Rotary meetings preview polio dinners and club attendance comparisons with Gallipolis and Point Pleasant clubs.
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Mason Junty
Rotary
Manford Blessing
Blessing
Ate
Beale School
Gallipols Ferry
Beech Hill School
Knox Dye
Roy W. Eschenaur
Bill Night
Jack Fruth
Fred Norris
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Donald D. Humphrey
Kgger Creek
Celanese Chief Set to Speak at Chamber Dinner
POINT PLEASANT A R t wochran of Corpus Christi Texas manager of plant operations for Celanese Corporation will be principal speaker at the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner February 7 at the Moose Home open to the public This marks the 11th annual event Hyer to become president for a one year term following recent election and new directors to take office at the meeting
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Point Pleasant
A. R.t Wochran
Corpus Christi
Tex
Chemical
Celanese Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Hyer
Moose Home
Hyer
Tice
Ohio Supreme Court
James Garfield Steward
Offi
Ally
W. W. Smith
Kiwanis Hears Celanese Men at Dinner Meeting
Kiwanis Club tonight hears Celanese Corp executives from Celanese Poles plant. John Hodges production superintendent and James Ragan chief engineer speak at 6 15 pm at the Moose Home. Hodges from Pam pa Texas with 16 years service, Ragan eight years with a transfer from Bishop Texas plant. Both are married with children.
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Point Pleasant
T He Celanese Corporation
Gi ‘Polis Ferry
T He Kiwanis Club
Moose Home
John Hodges
James Ragan
G. G. Patterson
Hodges
Pampa
Texas
Blackwood
Celanese
Ragan
Comany
Bishop, Texas
Burris Birth Of First Child Daughter In Point Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Carl D Burris announce the birth of their first child a daughter born Wednesday morning at Holzer Hospital in Point Pleasant Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Noah Gibbs of 130 Pleasant St and Mr and Mrs Worthy Burris Kaylong
Office Jobs Open at Point Pleasant Employment Office
Office manager Jack Smith said there are still openings in professional and stenographic fields and for live-in housekeepers and day workers, with unused positions and no suitable applications on file. Proficiency tests for typing and shorthand speeds are offered, and applications are taken Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.. a note on November claims shows 745 unemployment filings across Mason, Jackson, and Putnam Counties, down 87 from the prior year.
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Smith Sn
Smith
Mason, Sackson
Putnam Counties
Central Ordnance Pupils to Receive Last Salk Polio Shot
Mason County health nurse Dorothy Watkins announced that students from Ordnance Central and junior high schools will soon receive their final of three Salk polio doses. A total of 738 shots were given in the county, with a new clinic planned for ages birth through 14 in the New Haven area. Including Sunnyside December clinic, 778 children have been vaccinated and expectant mothers may also receive shots at clinics.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Dorothy Watkins
Ordnance
Central
Watkins
New Haven
Sunnyside School
Dairies Receive Grade A Ratings In Mason County
Milk regulations under West Virginia law set grade-A standards for sanitation and quality. Edwin C. De Barr, sanitarian, announced the ratings for Mason County dairies, naming Stoughton’s Farm Dairy Inc of Marietta Imperial ey’ Cream of Athens Spring Hill Dairy of Gallipolis and Valley Bell, Products Inc of Point Pleasant. Regular inspections and monthly checks cover pasteurization plants and milk-house cleanliness.
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Runt Pleasant
West Virginia
Edwin C. de Barr
Health District 3
Dairies
Mason County
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Frank Maugat
Haught
James
Richard Tatterson
Joseph Antal
Eugene Ball
Carroll” Kennedy
Carl Smith
Dale Roush
Walter Steinbrecker
Nner Jlams
Akin State Hospital
Fred Schroeder
Jerome D. Rodgers
Edward C. Jackson
Wunam Crusexshanks
Circle Four of
Presbyterian Church
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Wednes
William Steenburgen
Jon Abraham
Sarah
Louis Bates
PTA
Ordnance School Pta
Black © Brown
the Complete Family Shoe Department
Kiwanis
Salk
United States
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Calhoun
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Altmans
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