Veal Production Hope Shines for Area Farmers
Ed Sel Gainer, West Virginia University extension dairy specialist, says veal calf production can add income for area farmers. Research shows certain milk replacers with at least 10 percent fat work best for vealing, with cautions about health risks from calves from multiple sources and the need to limit operation size and market development. Returns may reach 10 to 12 dollars per calf when markets and costs align.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Edsel Gainer
West Virginia University
Gainer
Kuhn Home Damages Set At $2000
About $2000 damage was caused by a fire at the Kuhn home on Shadle Road early Friday. The blaze started from an over heated stove in the four room concrete block dwelling owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crank. The Kuhn family includes two young children and residents are collecting clothing and furniture for them.
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Point Pleasant
Robert Kuhn
Shadle Road
Ray Crank
Hone Harvey
Camp Conley
Kuhn
Bills To Stiffen Narcotics And Rape Penalties
Two bills introduced by Delegate Tennyson J. Bias D Cabell seek harsher narcotics and rape penalties with strong penalties for first and repeat offenses. The narcotics measure removes probation and parole for first offenders, with escalating prison terms and fines up to 10 000 for later offenses. The rape bill classifies certain assaults as felonies with life confinement or death possible, suspensions and probation barred.
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Point Pleasant
Tennyson J. Bias
D-Cabell
Parent-Teachers
Last rites set for Thomas Workman of Leon
Thomas Workman a retired farmer dies Monday night at Buck Rest Home Buffalo. Last rites held Thursday at 2 p m in Eckard Chapel with Rev Landis Absten. Burial in Biffle Cemetery near Leon. Friends may call Stevens Funeral Home.
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Point Pleasant
Thomas R. Workman
Leon
Eckard Chapel
Landis Absten
Biffle
Workman
Buck Rest Home
Buffalo
Stevens
Development Council Plans Shipyard Tour and Dinner
Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council members from Ohio Valley Kentucky and West Virginia meet in Point Pleasant Thursday evening at the Moose home. A tour of Marietta Manufacturing Co shipyard and nearby ships Peirce and Whiting concludes with a social hour at 6 p m hosted by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Development Council
Point Pleasant
Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council
COVIC
Moose Home
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
West Virginia
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Geodetic Survey
Peirce and Whiting
Marietta Yard
Chamber of Commerce
Book Review at Reading Club Covers Make a Joyful Sound
Mrs. Joe Cook led a book review at a Reading Club meeting at Mrs. J. S. Rhoades home. The title Make a Joyful Sound by Helen Waite recounts Alexander Graham Bell a scientist humanitarian and teacher of the deaf and his wife contrasting with Mabel Hubbard whose life was shaped by silence yet filled with a joyful sound. Otho Patterson of Mason was sentenced to ten years in the West Virginia Penitentiary and was moved to the state prison by the Mason County court.
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Point Pleasant
Joe Cook
Reading Club
J. S. Rhoades
Lawrence Crotty
Helen Waite
Alexander Graham Bell
Mabel Hubbard
Cook
Howard Ramey
Maude Lambing
A. D.smith
Charles H. Johnson
Rhoades
C. L. Head
Gaston Boyle
Otho Patterson
Mason
West Virginia
Mason County
Sheriff's Department
Two Speakers Planned For Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council Meet
The Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council schedules a 3:30 p.m. Thursday visit to the Marietta shipyard to tour yards and vessels under construction. Capt W E Stogie White of Neave Gibbs Marine Insurance Co will share river tales, followed by E J White veteran naval inspector giving a history of naval inspection teams. The Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce hosts the hospitality period and dinner at the Moose Home after the shipyard tour.
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Point Pleasant
Central
Ohio Valley
Capt. White
Neave
Gibbs Marine Insurance Co
E. J. White
U. S. Navy
Navy
Marietta Manufacturing Co
New Orleans
White
Portsmouth
Va. Navy Yard
Soil Survey Topic At Mason County Silage Show
Soil survey details from Mason Jackson County published survey will be discussed by Glendon Burton at 7 35 p m as part of the fourth annual Mason County Silage Show program Bill Gregory will follow to discuss soil testing at West Virginia University with lab equipment slides and fertilizer guidance A judging contest and door prizes conclude Thursday’s event held at the Ohio Valley Experiment Station with attendees eligible for drawing prizes requiring presence for winning.
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Point Pleasant
Glendon Burton
Burton
Mason County
Bill Gregory
West Virginia University
Mason County Agricultural Council
Ohio Valley Experiment Station
Marshall A. Couple To Be Wed Jan. 26
Miss Suzanne Kay Lynch daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Lynch Jr of Point Pleasant and David Noel Dickens son of Mr and Mrs Noel E Dickens of Spokane Wash will wed in a candle light ceremony at 7 p m January 26 at Heights EUB Church. Reverend Roy McCoy will conduct the ceremony with a reception in church social rooms. Attendants include maid of honor Johnora Lambert and bridesmaids Pal moneda Hamlin Huntington Natalie Waugh Point Pleasant and Carolyn Williams Richmond Ky. Best man Sam Mc Kinney with ushers Jim Baker George Curtis Fred Gumm and Carl Lynch. Music by Newman Bur dette and John Layne. Rehearsal dinner at Gene Ball's Restaurant hosted by John Lambert and family.
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Point Pleasant
Suzanne Kay Lynch
Carl Lynch
Fairview Rd
David Noel Dickens
Noel E. Dickens
Crestline
Spokane
Wash
Roy McCoy
the Heights Eub
Johnora Lambert
Miss Lynch
Palmoneda Hamlin
Huntington
Natalie Waugh
Carolyn Williams
Richmond
Janis Lynch
Sam McKinney
Jim Baker
Bluefield
W. Va
George Curtis
Montgomery
Fred Gumm
Montclair
N. J
Newman Burdette
Middleport
John Layne
New Haven
Wanda Waud
Bonnie McCoy
Noelle Willet
Charles King
Pat Knotts
Oma Smith
Hale Blessing
Robert Lewis
Lynch
Point Pleasant High School
Yteens
Latin Club
Quill and Scroll
Thesp
Wahama Junior High School
Mr. Dickens
John Lambert
West Virginia
Gene Ball
Montgomery Appointed To State Position
Montgomery of Point Pleasant has been named an economic development representative for the state department. He will start immediately and has prior work at Marietta Manufacturing Co as sales and production manager. He has led Krodel Park development efforts and studied at Marshall and Temple universities. He and his wife reside in Mossman Circle.
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Point Pleasant
EF. L. Montgomery
Hulett Smith
West Virginia Department of Commissioners
Montgomery
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Pleasant Valley Hospital Admits Several Patients
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes admit Mrs Laura Engel Mr Pliny Chester Miller Point Pleasant Marvin Fielder Point Pleasant John Durst Point Pleasant Clifford Cornell Buffalo John Greer Point Pleasant Joseph Forbes Jr Point Pleasant Lancetta Thompson Point Pleasant Mrs Merrill Clark Point Pleasant
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Laura Engel
Pliny
Chester Miller
Point Pleasant
Marvin Fielder
John Durst
Clifford Cornell
Buffalo
John Greer
Joseph Forbes, Jr
Lancetta Thompson
Merrill Clark
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