Frederick B Holstein 72 funeral in Point Pleasant
Ths bee of Frederick B Holstein age 72 lies in state for one hour before funeral services at 2 p m Friday at the Buffalo Methodist Church. Rev B G Duncan conducts last rites and burial follows at Lone Oak Cemetery with Kanawha Valley Masonic Lodge in charge. Survivors include Rudolph and Charles Leon Holstein and William Frederick Holstein plus daughters Anna Kimberling and Pauline Sherran and brother Edward. Friends may call at Charles Holstein’s home in Leon. U S dairy cattle have been rising in number by about 2 000 000 every ten years.
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Point Pleasant
Frederick B. Holstein
Buffalo
William Frederick
Dunebar
Anna Kimberling
Arbuck
Pauline Sherran
Char
Edward
Columbus
Charles Holstein
Leon
Mason County Land Transfers Amid Parcel and Rights Claimed
A series of deeds record transfers in Mason County across multiple districts. Owners including Wilhelm, Howard, Zetife, and the Wogan families exchange parcels and fractional interests in real estate with mentions of coal oil and gas rights, hospitals, and specific acre figures among parties such as Barnett Jiiden, Ma son Clinic and Hospital, Love, Putney, Horton, Somerville, Roush executors, and King.
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S. C
Arbuckle
John C. Horton, Jr
John C. Horton
Clendenin
George G. Somerville
Robert Douglas Roush
Peter L. Roush
Ralph R. King
Graham
Bonnie
John Wogan
Fred Long
Eunice
Virgil Wogan
Construction of Floodwall To Be Halted February 1
Point Pleasant reports the second phase of the floodwall will stop around February 1 due to muddy conditions from heavy rains. Maxon Construction Co. plans to resume about March 1 if weather allows, with about 60 workers remaining on payroll.
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Point Pleasant
John Billingsley
Maxon Construction Co
Billingsley
Two PTA Meetings Held at Central and Henderson Schools
PTA groups met at Central School with Ruth Hunter leading fourth graders in a program and Rev. D M Dorsey as speaker. A joint meeting with three other schools is planned for February. Henderson School staged entertainment by state children and planned a chili dinner for February while Ordnance School plans a 7 30 p m scouting movie and student music numbers.
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Point Pleasant
Parent Teachers’ Association
Ruth Hunter
Central School
PTA
D. M. Dorsey
Main St. Baptist Church
Howard Garland
Garland
O. C. Landrum
Roy W. Eschenaur
Iva White
A. H. Yarbrough
Rodney Wamsley
P. A. Sayre
A. E. Hartenbach
Ordnance School Pta
Jack Ferguson
Albert Stevens
Laurel Run Laurel Run Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting
Mrs Lawrence Wolfe hosted the Friendly Neighbors Club at her home on January 12 honoring Mrs William Sparks Jr for her birthday. Attendees included multiple local residents and a guest, with plans for the next meeting with Mrs Charles Wood on January 26.
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Laurel Run
Lawrence Wolfe
Friendly Neighbors Club
William Sparks, Jr
Herman Bumgardner
Joan Bumgardner
Arthur Todd
Charles Wood
Gary
John Norris
Fredrick Norris
Sharleen
Charles Patton
Willian Sparks
W. R. Wolfe
Nora Skiver
Haydenville
Thomas Huddy
Chauncey
Ivan Wolfe, Sr
Vandalia
Vance Wolfe
Bob Gaston
Darrel
Lenard Dickerson
Frank Russell
Nelsonville
Clarence Patton
Harvey Wend
Easter Wolfe
Ida White
West Columbia Social News Notes Visitors and Birthday Party
Mrs Clay ton Russell and relatives from Clifton visited recently along with Mr and Mrs Charles O Neville of Mason and Mr and Mrs Clyde Barnett. Joe Young of Fort Knox KY visited his sister Mrs Lawrence Russell and Mr Russell. Jack Cartwright hosted a birthday party for Eunice Gay four with ice cream and soft drinks served to a long list of local youths and families.
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West Columbia
Clayton Russell
Clifton
Charles O. Neville
Mason
Clyde Barnett
Joe Young
Fort Knox
Mr. Young
Lawrence Russell
Russell
Jack Cartwright
Cartwright
Eunice Gay
Mary Love Young
Patty Russell
Donna Etta Scar‘barry
Betty Ray Kerwood
Jean Kerwood
Josephine Russell
Susie Russell
Donna Russell
Etta Lou Eads
Linda Sue Eads
Daisy Knopp
Shirley Jean Roush
David Roush
Leonard LeRoyush
Charles M. Roush
Thommie Knopp
Helen E. Roush
Engagement listed for Roxie Noland and Dennis Sampsel
Pt. Pleasant notes announce Roxie Anne Noland of Massillon Ohio and Dennis Sampsel of Wilmont Ohio engaged. Noland is a senior at Massillon Washington High School. Sampsel works for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad at Brewster Ohio.
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A. G. Hoschar
Flat Rock
Roxie Anne Noland
David Lepline
Massillon
Ohio
Dennis Sampsel
Charles Sampsel
Wilmont
Miss Noland
Massillon Washington High School
Sampsel
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Brewster
Ladies Auxiliary 529 Meeting in New Haven
The Ladies Auxiliary 529 of the local Carpenter's Union will meet at Mrs. Henry Perry's home in New Haven on Monday at 7 30 p.m. Honorees for birthday month are Mrs. Mary Holly Mrs. Harley Bonecutter and Mrs. Homer Icard.
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Carpenter's Union
Henry Perry
New Haven
Mary Holly
Harley Bonecutter
Homer Icard
Legion Auxiliary Post 23 to Meet Monday at Legion
The American Legion Auxiliary Post No 23 will hold a meeting at the Legion building on Monday at 7 30 p m. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming community service plans.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Building
Lucky Star 4-H Club Meeting At Moss Home
The Lucky Star 4 H Club met at Willadean and June Moss’s Ripley Road home at 8 p m. Carolyn Foglesong presided. Charles Hoschar led the program with Ruth Ann Oshel reading scripture. Roy Taylor Jr Willadean Moss and Audrey Hoschar read poems. Next meeting at Earl and Carolyn Foglesong’s home.
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Lucky Star 4-H Club
Willadean
June Moss
Ripley
Carolyn Foglesong
Charles Hoschar
Ruth Ann Oshel
Roy Taylor, Jr
Willadean Moss
Audrey Hoschar
Earl
Earl Foglesong
Audrey
Dottie
Ruth Oshel
Herman Hoschar
Charles Oshel
Glen Moss
Esther Circle to Meet at Trinity Methodist Church
The Esther Circle of Trinity Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Eustace Wilson will lead the program and Mrs. Carl Garner will conduct devotional services. Hostesses are Mrs. Russell John.
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Esther Circle
Trinity Methodist Church
Eustace Wilson
Carl Gardner
Russell John
British Official Invites German Officials to Cocktail Party
In Hamburg a British official invited German officials to a cocktail party. One official replied with regret, noting he could not attend and addressing the note to Henry Mister Cocktail, as reported by Neue Illustrierte.
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Hamburg
Germany
Henrn
Neue Illustrierte
Fireman's Auxiliary Sets Meeting for Bake Sale Planning
The Fireman's Auxiliary will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Rodney Wamsley 1108 Viand Street Plans for a bake sale to be held at the Firestone Store on February 4.
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Fireman's Auxiliary
Rodney Wamsley
Viand St
Firestone
Five Hundred Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Miller Home
Mrs Milton L Miller on Main Street hosted the Five Hundred Bridge Club Thursday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Homer C Martin won high score. Guests included Mrs Edward Biddle and Mrs B M Berry. Participants were Mrs Homer Martin Mrs Walter A Windsor Mrs Tom Holliday Mrs N A Park Mrs Carrie Howard Rayburn and the hostess.
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Milton L. Miller
Main St
Five Hundred Bridge Club
Homer C. Martin
Edward Biddle
B. M. Berry
Homer Martin
Walter A. Windsor
Tom Holliday
N. A. Park
Carrie Howard Rayburn
Miller
Mrs William Meade and Reba Beale Host Reception
Mrs William Meade and Miss Reba Beale of 1003 Main Street will host a reception Friday evening from 8 to 10 o clock. The event invites friends and neighbors to attend at the couple’s residence.
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William Meade
Reba Beale
Main St
Miss McCulloch Hosts Four O Clock at Main Street
Miss Mary McCulloch of Main Street will host the Four O Clock gathering this evening at 7 30. The event brings neighbors together for an informal social at her home.
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Mary McCulloch
Main St
Mr and Mrs Dolph Hill Visit Charleston Relative
Mr and Mrs Dolph Hill of Fifth Street are visiting relatives in Charleston while Mrs Hugo Juhling of Hartford, who has been ill at her home, shows improvement.
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Dolph Hill
Fifth St
Charleston
Hugo Juhling
Hartford
Crow Funeral Home name change announced
Gene Crow the owner and director of Raynes Funeral Home in Point Pleasant announced the establishment’s name change to Crow Funeral Home on Wednesday. The Crow family moved from Shinnston three years ago and Crow brings 15 years of funeral directing experience, credentials from WVU and Cleveland College of Embalming, and affiliations with WV and national associations. He is a 50 month Army Medical Corps veteran and active in the Legion Kiwanis Masonic Lodge and Trinity Methodist Church. Assisting is Loraine Wilcoxen. The Raynes Funeral Home is now located in Buffalo West Virginia.
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Point Pleasant
Gene Crow
Raynes Funeral Home
Crow Funeral Home
Mrs. Crow
Shinnston
West Virginia
Crow
WVU
Cleveland
Ohio
Army Medical Corps
The
Legion
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Lodge
Trinity Methodist Church
Loraine Wilcoxen
Raynes
Buffalo
W. Va
Rector Thomas Speaks at Local Junior High Assembly
The Rev. Robert Findlay Thomas rector of Christ Church Episcopal delivered the address to a general assembly of students at the local junior high on Wednesday.
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Point Pleasant
Robert Findlay Thomas
Christ Church Episcopal
Cathedral to glow with eight red lights on spire
Salisbury announces eight red warning lights will be installed on the 404 foot spire of its 13th century cathedral to alert aircraft to maintain distance. The spire, tallest in England, will be illuminated for the holiday season to resemble a Christmas tree.
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Salisbury
England
Woman Chooses Sausage Over Kissing All Men
A party in Nuernberg featured a bet where a woman could either kiss every man present or eat three pounds of sausage. She opted to eat the sausage, completing the challenge.
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Nuernberg
Water Well Drilling Yields Gas Discoveries in Decatur
In Decatur Illinois a water well drill by Smith Fitzwater and partner Dewey Bales consistently uncovers a new gas well. The first was put into use for the furnace and the second held for future use. Local oil drilling in the past year is believed to have caused the gas supply. The Fitzwaters still seek a reliable water well.
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Decatur
Ill
Smith Fitzwater
Dewey Bales
Fitzwater
Fitzwaters
FASTEETH advertised for dentures and comfort
An advertisement claims FASTEETH powder secures denture plates and reduces odor. It promises the product is alkaline and non acid, prevents slipping, and does not sour or cause odor, urging readers to purchase at asp drug store.
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Asp Drug Store
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Mary Darst
Francis Sayre
Clifford Durst
Park Dr
Jean Casto
Lonnie Noble
Wallie Bauer, Jr
Bonnie Waldie
Homer Vickers
Mary Hyre
Paul Goodman
E. E. Clapper
Charles E. Romine
John Reynolds
Charles Romine
Esther
Mr. Drink
Bridge Club
Four O’clock Club
Rex Thompson
J. V. Kapp
Vernon Ave
Curt Rayburn
J. O. Roseberry
William C. (Dopey) Yeager
Bertha M. Condee
J. R. Gunneaux
S. D. Rexrode
Funeral Home
Longs
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Athens, Ohio
E. H. Biscell’s
J. F. Taylor
Altmans
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