Seven Elected To Board Of Citizens National Bank
Seven persons were elected to the Citizens National Bank board at the annual stockholders meeting led by Rodney Downing. New directors include James Arnold Dale Dutton Bernard Fultz Harold Hubbard and Rose Reynolds. President Paul Smart reported 1971 as the bank's best year for growth and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Citizens National Bank
Rodney Downing
Paul S. Smart
James F. Arnold
Dale M. Dutton
Bernard V. Fultz
Harold E. Hubbard
Rose Reynolds
Paul Smart
Manning Kloes
Gene Grate
Lois McElhinny
McElhinny
Bank
New Haven Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
New Haven Public Library expands its shelves with numerous new titles. Notables include The Life of the Party, The Prince and the Pauper, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, and Little Women among others. Also added are Readers Digest Condensed Books volumes and farm machinery care manuals.
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New Haven
Carol Brin
Patsy Scarry
Mrs. Appleyard
Louise Kent
Philip Kunhardt
Gladys Carroll
Philip Syle
Mary Brinker Post
Thomas B. Costain
Julie Campbell
Louisa May Alcott
Happy Valley
Katheryn Kenny
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Tebby Tyler
Walt Disney
Readers Digest Condensed Books
Readers Digest Condensed Books R.D
Fined For Traffic Violations In Point Pleasant Court
Fifteen teenagers appeared before Point Pleasant Mayor Jon Leighty for traffic violation fines. Names and offenses include speeding, failure to yield, defective exhaust, improper passing, and improper backing with fines ranging from 10 to 22.50 dollars and several bond forfeitures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jon Leighty
George Hoschar Jr
Leon
Denver Kennedy
Lowell Johnson
Gallipolis
Marilyn McCoy
Jack Bright
Henderson
Edsel Thomas
Wanda Noe
Mary Kent
Tommy Abbott
Conley Marshall
Daniel Morrow
James Elias
Letart
Ronald White
Marleine Roush
Pomeroy
Clyde Taylor
Tony Taylor
Bill Baronick
Middleport council hears semi annual tax apportionment totals
Meigs County treasurer Gordon Caldwell presented the October semi annual tax distribution to Middleport council. Funds allocated include Board of Health 1389.68 swimming pool 579.03 fire department 926.45 totaling 3705.80.
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Middleport
Middleport Council
Meigs County
Gordon Caldwell
Board of Health
Mason County Land Transfers From Several Residents
Mason County land transfers include James and Phyllis King to Ted and Frances Swartz in Graham District for 5000 dollars. Fairfield Methodist Church trustees transfer to Linda Huffman in Hannan District for 3000 dollars. Harry and Leona King to Robert and Helen Nibert in Clendenin District for 2500 dollars. Alice and Roscoe Somerville and others to Jack and Dorothy Stafford in Waggener District for 6000 dollars. A E and Macil Click to Robert Lutton and others in Point Pleasant for 1900 dollars. Nancy Bland to Herman Blessing in Cooper District for 1000 dollars. Nellie Dudding and Juanita Ward to Carol Sevoc in Graham District. T H and Mary Higgins to several heirs in Point Pleasant for 4200 dollars. Robert and Velma Newberry to Albert and Margaret Sisson in Cooper District for 9000 dollars.
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James and
Phyllis King
Ted and
Frances Swartz
Graham
Stanley Holley
J. C. Holley
Hensley Smith
Fairfield Methodist Church
Hannan
Linda Lou Huffman
Harry and
Leona King
Robert
Helen Nibert
Clendenin
Alice
Roscoe Somerville
Jack
Dorothy Stafford
Waggener
Carrol
Marilyn Casto
Point Pleasant
Velma Newberry
Albert
Margaret Sisson
Cooper District
Farm Officers Elected in Meigs County Farm Bureau
Henry Frank was elected president of the Meigs County Farm Bureau in Pomeroy. Rex Shenefield became vice president, Ziba Midkiff secretary, and Jack W. Carsey treasurer. The Property Protection Plan will take effect March 31. a reward committee includes Frank Shenefield Sayre and Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. New tractor decals will increase insurance by $100 and be available March 1.
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Pomeroy
Henry Frank
Meigs County
Farm Bureau
Frank
Rex Shenefield
Ziba Midkiff
Jack W. Carsey
Ohio
Shenefield
Thomas Sayre
Robert Hartenbach
David Koblenta
Roy Miller
State Farm Bureau
Foodhandlers Schools Planned in Mason County
W E Willis Mason County Health Department sanitarian lists dates for Foodhandlers Schools. Sessions run March 24 May 19 June 16 July 28 tentative Oct 13 and Dec 8 at the Mason County Courthouse annex from 10 am to noon and 7 to 9 pm.
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Point Pleasant
W. E. Willis
Mason County Health Department
Willis
Mason County
Meigs County Feed Grain and Wheat Program Sign-Up Dates
Irion W. Roush chairman of the Meigs County ASC Committee announced that sign-up for the Feed Grain and Wheat Program will start February 3 and run through March 10.
Riverview Girl Scouts Party Honors gifts at Stewart Hall
Riverview Girl Scout Troop 67 held a party at Stewart Hall. Ander son B. Kibble received a gift before the party. Prizes went to Sheila Buchanan and Kim Reed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Don Buchanan and leaders Mrs. Harold Holter Mrs. Roy Hannum and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Attendees included Diana Evans Judy Holter Bonnie Dailey Sara Wells Candy Dailey Jo Ellen Wells Susan Hannum Kay Balderson Kim Reed Debra Lewis Patricia Boston Lisa Masters Sheila Buchanan Theresa Browning and guests Diane Smith and Mark Holter.
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Reedsville
Riverview Girl Scout Troop 67
Stewart Hall
Anderson B. Kibble
Sheila Buchanan
Kim Reed
Kibble
Don Buchanan
Harold Holter
Roy Hannum
Lyle Balderson
Diana Evans
Judy Holter
Bonnie Dailey
Sara Wells
Candy Dailey
Jo Ellen Wells
Susan Hannum
Kay Balderson
Debra Lewis
Patricia Boston
Lisa Masters
Shiela Buchanan
Theresa Browning
Diane Smith
Mark Holter
Woman Finds Last Say So On Tombstone Inscription
Sister Margaret Rose Palmer of Incarnate Word College saw a Plymouth cemetery stone with the line I told you I was sick, Elizabeth. The inscription is hailed as the ultimate last say so by the San Antonio observer.
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San Antonio, Tex
Margaret Rose Palmer
Incarnate Word College
Harvard
Plymouth
Mass
Elizabeth
Committees For Year Chosen By Middleport Eta Phi Group
Middleport Ohio Eta Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority named committees for the year at a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Ron Hanning s home. New pledges joined committees including Ways and Means Sandy Korn Ruby Gunn Cathy King Karen Stanley Linda Sauvage Janet Pickens Social Elaine Swisher Jennifer Sheets Janice Kilker Jeanne Ebersbach Connie Bailey Wilma Reece. A pic ture program was given by Charlotte Tauton and Charlotte Hanning. President Vicki Gloeckner read thanks for Elaine Davis Swisher s wedding gift and notes of gratitude from Judy.
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Middleport
Ohio
Charlotte Hanning
Vicki Gloeckner
Woman Feted At Dinner In Middleport
A Middleport dinner honored Mrs. Edith Teaford of Minersville hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr. Attendees included Teafords, Bentzes, Petrels, Reikers, Werner, and others from Syracuse and Racine. A chord organ was given, future events planned include a February movie trip and a Mothers March for the March of Dimes.
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Syracuse
Richard Karr
Cole Street
Middleport
Karr
Edith Teaford
Minersville
Earl Teaford
Columbus
Henry Bentz
Eric
Bern Petrel
Charles Reiker
Carla
Linda Werner
April Teaford
Racine
Harold Teaford
Defense Is Topic Of Speech By National Defense Talk
Mrs Ben Neutzling of Pomeroy 8th District spoke to the Lewis Manley Legion Auxiliary on National Defense. She outlined how each unit could take a larger defense role. The meeting, held at Middleport home of Mrs Naomi Bentley, opened with remarks by President Mrs Virginia DeLegal and refreshments served by Mrs Bentley and helpers.
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Middleport
Ben Neutzling
Pomeroy
American Legion Auxiliary
Lewis-Manley Legion Auxiliary
Neutzling
National Defense
Virginia DeLegal
Naomi Bentley
Florence Richards
Lula Hampton
Ellen Couch
Drew Webster Post
Azealee Odister
Dayton
Lewis Manley
Zuelelia Smith
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Dismissals and Transfers
Pleasant Valley Hospital lists patients from Point Pleasant Robertsburg Henderson Buffalo Rio Grande Gallipolis and others. Dismissed names include Ferron Cremeans Thomas Durst Nellie Newell Chester Perry Ernest Hudnall Larry Sturm Ayton Curry and others.
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Barbara McFarlen
Everett Schwartz
Estella Baker
Kathy Little
Osburn Stewart
Point Pleasant
Dewey Adkins
Dellis Bailes
Robertsburg
Ira Potts
Henderson
Elmer Henson
Buffalo
Minnie Denney
Rio Grande
Gary Filson
Gallipolis
Ferron Cremeans
Thomas Durst
Nellie Newell
Chester Perry
Ernest Hudnall
Larry Sturm
Ayton Curry
Numerous Cases Heard In Court In Lewis District
Justice of the Peace courts in Lewis District saw multiple appearances over the past week. Grand jury bound overs included New Haven men on breaking and entering counts. list of individuals and charges follows.
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Point Pleasant
Justice of the Peace Courts of
Lewis
Robert Peoples
Gail Faires
Peoples
New Haven
Robert E. Hart
Wesley Gibbs
Charles Thomas Fields
Randy W. Hart
Freddie G. Spence
Timothy R. Roush
Gary D. Rollins
Leon
Jail Break Cases Dropped In Mason
Mason County Circuit Judge James Lee Thompson dismissed jail breaking charges against Sidney Huddleston III and George M. Love after ruling the state could not prove specific subterfuge in their escape from Mason County Jail. Love and Huddleston returned to jail. Love serves a year for assault, Huddleston two years for assault on an officer. Other actions: Robert Brotherton’s armed robbery sentencing set for Feb 10. GMAC suit wins $2,352.30 over Charles Henry Estep. Dunlap divorce from Irene Dunlap. custody to defendant and $50 per child monthly support. Dismissal filed in Bill and Sharon Lloyd vs Carl and Deborah Gillispie. Emerson Tri-State Corp sues Charles Humphreys for $7,128.55 for goods.
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Point Pleasant
Sidney Huddleston III
George M. Love
Mason County
James Lee Thompson
Love
Huddleston
Robert Brotherton
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Charles Henry Estep
William Edward Dunlap
Irene Ruby Dunlap
Bill
Sharon Lloyd
Carl
Deborah Gillispie
Emerson Tri-State Corp
Charles Humphreys
New Haven
Two More Enter Mason County Sheriff Race
Two more candidates filed for the Mason County Sheriff primary on May 9. Benjamin F. McKinley, Republican from Henderson, and James H. Pore, Democrat from Point Pleasant, joined the race in Howard Schultz’s office. Additional filings included Carol Wogan, Betty Sayre, Brycie Knapp, and Lewis Tommy Taylor for various Republican and Democratic local posts.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Howard Schultz
Benjamin F. McKinley
Henderson
James H. Pore
Carol Wogan
Southside
Arbuckle
Betty Sayre
Grimms Landing
Brycie Knapp
Leon Route 3
Union
Lewis
Tommy) Taylor
Mason
Prison soup powder aims to prevent inmate deficiencies
Pretoria based report notes the South African Bureau of Standards designed a fortified soup powder for prisons to guard against deficiency diseases. Officials stress it is not a luxury diet but a health measure for inmates.
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Pretoria
South Africa
South African
Bureau of Standards
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Riverview Girl Scouts
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Gerald R. McDonald
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C. S. Hoodlett
James C. Mitchell
Milton Staub
Ioinvsanie Iszaniniger
FDIC
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