Long Bottom Weekend Social Notes
Mrs. Valerie and Diane Nye of Columbus along with Mrs. Hanson Holter visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter. Several couples and families from Vienna W Va Tuppers Plains Racine Columbus Mansfield and Portland spent time with local residents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
Long Bottom
Valerie and
Diane Nye
Columbus
Hanson Holter
Harold Holter
Harris Frank
Wayne Boston
Vienna
W. Va
Polly Durst
Ethel Stout
Tuppers Plains
Jim Davis
Little Hocking
Ohio
George Frederick
Pat O’conner
Racine
Denver Curtis
Clyde Lawrence
Lewis Woodall
Point Pleasant
Harold German
Dale Adams
Sabina
Shirley Swan
L. D. Pierce
Jake van Meter
Portland
Charles Marcinko
Harry Lodwick, Jr
Chester
Wayne Prince
Frank Sprague
Reedeville
Rose Fasterday
Reid Easterday
Planting Strip Mine Banks Bid Notice in Trimble Township
The Ohio Division of Reclamation seeks bids by January 30 1961 to plant strip mine banks in Section 31 Trimble Township Athens County using funds forfeited from B F Kirkendall Coal Company. Estimated cost 77 dollars, planting to occur between March 15 and May 1 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Natural Resources
Division OF Reclamation
B. F. Kirkendall Coal Company
Trimble Township
Athens County
State of Ohio
West Fifth Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Irving I. Dickman
Chet. I of Reclamation
Mason County Hay and Silage Show Highlights Local Exhibits
Over 100 hay and silage entries were displayed at the Mason County Hay and Silage Show at the Ohio Valley Experiment Farm on Route 62. Top honors went to Leslie Rayburn for mixed alfalfa hay with 94 points, while Marcus Weaver led the corn silage with 94 points. multiple exhibitors earned high scores across categories in alfalfa, mixed hay, clover, grass, and silage events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Gregory
Mason County
Ohio Valley Experiment Farm
Leslie Rayburn
Letart
Rayburn
Marcus Weaver
Donny Rayburn
W. W. Brown
Clair Lee Cottrill, Jr
Albert Roush
Thomas Bumgarner
Torres Williamson
Terry Roush
Arnett Roush
G. C. Sommer
Bob Thomas
Mr. Weaver
Cliff Carson
Jimmy Watterson
Edward Bumgarner
W. A. Barker
Mason
Bob Watterson
Hannan
Fellowship Topic Used By Student
Beale spoke on fellowship in churches clubs and marriage before University Women in Point Pleasant at Appalachian Power Co. The program outlined home mutual sharing and included committee members Hall Barnett Knapp Randolph. A February meeting was moved to Point Pleasant High School Library to examine books the week of Feb 20 and a dinner meeting is planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lander L. Beale
Marshall College
University Women
Appalachian Power Co
Beale
O. C. Hall
Erma Barnett
Zelda Knapp
Otis Randolph
AAUA
Hall
Point Pleasant High School
Peter H. Steenbergen, Jr
Eugene Sterrett
Joseph Antrim
Howard Yeager
Evelyn Spence
Judson Brake
Edward Jackson
Lionel Smith
Eunice B. Beller
Robert Lawson
Court Has New Reporter for Mason Putnam Counties
Mrs Car roll E Kennedy of English Road is named reporter for the 29th Circuit Court. She serves as personal secretary to Judge James E Thompson and will cover Mason and Putnam Counties from the Mason County courthouse offices open Monday to Friday when Putnam Court is not in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carroll E. Kennedy
English Road
29Th Circuit Court
James E. Thompson
Kennedy
Mason
Putman
Thompson
Mason County
Putman County
Pleasant Valley Hospital Birth Notice
Mr and Mrs Alton Lilly of Ravenswood welcomed a daughter. Admitted include Juanita Cunningham of New Haven Maggie Fields of Letart and Theresa Abel of Ravenswood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Lilly
Ravenswood
Juanita Cunningham
New Haven
Maggie Fields
Letart
Theresa Abel
Lineman Receives Five Year Service Award
S. E. Saunders of the Ripley line crew Appalachian Power Co. received his five year service award. He began as a groundman on January 9, 1956 and, after prior Seebees experience, was promoted to Lineman B in three months and to Lineman A on July 1, 1957. Saunders is married with two children and lives in Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
S. E. Saunders
Ripley
Appalachian Power Co
Saunders
Seebees
Evans
Adult Education To Be Considered At Meeting
Karl Kessler of the State Department of Education will speak on an adult education program for Vinton County. The meeting is set at the McArthur School on Thursday January 19 at 7 30 p.m. Letters have been sent countywide through the schools outlining the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Karl Kessler
State Department of Education
Vinton County
Local WSCS Meeting Hosts Hostess and Attendees
Janu ary WSCS meeting in the New Straitsville church basement with Creta Fink hosting. Attendees included Erma Pierce Peggy McQuade Myrtle Wallace Ethel Burgess Minnie Strawn and others. Caravan of visitors from Columbus Newark Log an and Waldridge noted with several lunches served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Creta Fink
WSCS
Methodist Church
Erma Pierce
Peggy McQuade
Myrtle Wallace
Ethel Burgess
Minnie Strawn
K of P Hall
Ona Dell Wilson
Gladys Lines
Janet Cox
Ethel Wade
Anna Frasure
Delphus Fitzgerald
Logan
Dorothy Fitzgerald
Waldridge
Delphus
New Doctor Joins Pleasant Valley Hospital Staff
George Fahmy M D has joined Pleasant Valley Hospital staff. He trained in Edinburg Scotland and became a Royal College of Surgeons member after practicing in England. He later worked at Harris Hospital in Fort Worth Texas before moving to Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
George O. Smith
Pleasant Valley Hospital
George Fahmy
Fahmy
Edinburg
Scotland
Royal College of Surgeons
England
United States
Harris Hospital
Fort Worth
Tex
Point Clinic Names Local Residents
Miss Jean Ann Elliott of Point Pleasant and Mike Cheesebrew of Point, Jerry Cochran of Scott Town join Mrs. Warren Sidenstricker of South Side in a Point Clinic listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ann Elliott
Point Pleasant
Jerry Cochran
Scott Town
Warren Sidenstricker
South Side
Personal notices from Point Pleasant and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs D G Wilfong of English Court attended the funeral of L E Miller in Beckley Sunday. They visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Kittle. Morgan Smith of Point Pleasant is a patient at St Marys Hospital Huntington. Miss Georgia Martin of Main Street visited Frank Martin of Hobson, patient at Meigs Hospital, Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Wilfong
English Court
L. E. Miller
Beckley
Lewis Kittle
Wilfong
Morgan Smith
Point Pleasant
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Georgia Martin
Main Street
Harold Martin
Charleston
Frank Martin
Hobson
Meigs Hospital
Drunk Driver Fined Loses His License in Point Pleasant
Harold E. Newell of Point Pleasant pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Justice A. M. Goodwin. Newell was fined 50 dollars and costs, his license revoked for six months, and he received 24 hours in jail. Others cited for intoxication include Scotty Mayes, Floyd Hayes, Julia Wamsley, Boyd Fisher, and William Smit with fines and short jail terms. Raymond Douglas Lucas paid a fine for an expired inspection sticker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harold E. Newell
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Newell
Goodwin
Scotty Mayes
Floyd Hayes
Julia Wamsley
Boyd Fisher
William Smit
Raymond Douglas Lucas
Part Of Old Jail Being Torn Down in Point Pleasant
Part of the old jail building dating to 188 unknown year is being dismantled. It housed city and county jail quarters for 67 years until 1955 when operations moved to the new courthouse. Sheriff changes cited include H. G. Nease and George Poffenberger with Frank Work as jailer. Owner E Bartow Jones considers whether to demolish the front portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
H. G. Nease
George Poffenberger
Frank Work
E. Bartow Jones
Miss Eads Dies At 88 In Point Pleasant
Miss Della C. Eads 88 of North Main Street Point Pleasant died Wednesday at home after a long illness. She was a Mason County seamstress born April 20 1873 daughter of the late John and Debra Cheesebrew Eads survived by nieces nephews and cousins. Funeral services Friday at 2 p m at Crow funeral home with Rev. O H Carder Huntington formerly of Point Pleasant officiating. She belonged to Heights EUB Church. Friends may call after 6 p m Thursday burial at Suncrest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Della C. Eads
N. Main St
Huntington
the Heights Eub Church
Suncrest Cemetery
Marine Corporal to Attend Radar School
Marine Cpl. George Russell McCoy Sr. and family left for San Diego to begin a nine week aviation radar technician course. He is a Point Pleasant High School graduate stationed at Cherry Point, NC. After training he will be reassigned to a new duty station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
George Russell McCoy
San Diego
Calif
McCoy
Ray McCoy
Leon
N. C
Cpl. McCoy
Wahama High Plans Friday Dance in Point Pleasant
Wahama High School hosts a teen dance Friday at 7 30 p m sponsored by the Honor Society. Emcees Kenney Hysell and Leon Jordan host. Contestants will represent Wahama in the Meigs Mason dance finals January 28 in Pomeroy with awards for dancing contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Wahama High School
Wahama High School Honor Society
Jays
Kenney Hysell
Leon Jordan
Wahama High
Pomeroy
Record Hops Set at Point Pleasant High
Oh Kan staff at Point Pleasant High School sponsors three Saturday record hops starting this week. Admission is 23 cents with a dance contest each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Oh-Kan
Point Pleasant High School
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Athens Messenger
Syvia Ludwig
St. Petersburg
Fla
St. Paul
Minn
Boreas XXIV
Central Press
Dorothy Jeffers
Athens
Homer Jeffers
Carthage Township
Harold J. Rose
Said County
Court OF Common Pleas OF
Andrew Murray
Norma Jean Murray
Common Pleas Court
Lavelle & Vanity
Court
Lineman
N. Straitsville
Robert Wilson
Akron
Anna Abram
Margaret Rushin
Jean Williams
Walter Thomas
Jimmy and
David
Margaret Call
Ralph Foreman
Newark
Carol Tracy
Ray McManus
Valley
Mike Cheesebrew
Miss Eads
Wahama
Flberfelds
Lavender
Bers
End, AL
Pepperell
Decorator
Santorized
Press
Ette
Apex Electric
Eagle No
Robes
Gillette
Elberfelds
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