Board Hears Protests Of Woods Delegation
Mason County school board, led by Superintendent Milton Burdette, hears three delegations on summer use of school grounds, classroom policies, and potential school closures. The meeting also approved pilot life insurance for students and hired several new staff including financial clerk Hildreth Armstrong and secretary Kathleen McDermitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fout
Fout
Atty
Cecil Dean
Wood School
Cologne
Union School
James Andrews
John Brunicardi
Gallipolis
Brunicardi
Ohio University
Burdette
Hildreth Armstrong
Kathleen McDermitt
Jean Taylor
Carol Shadle
State Department
Hugh Barr
Edison Prunity
Warren Keefer
Tommy Roach
Arron Bright
Mack Howard
Leo Benson
Hartford Men Fined for Intoxication and Traffic Offenses
Three Hartford men Frank Lester Gibbs Robert Worth and James Roush pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined ten dollars plus costs each before Justice A M Goodwin. Donald R Carruther Gallipolis and Rea Ruth Williamson South Side were fined ten dollars and costs for speeding. James M Simpkins Point Pleasant was fined ten dollars and costs for driving left of center. Jon Louis Sillers Loudenville was fined ten dollars and costs for failure to keep vehicle under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Frank Lester Gibbs
Robert Worth
James Roush
Hartford
Donald R. Carruther
Gallipolis
Rea Ruth Williamson
South Side
James M. Simpkins
Jon Louis Sillers
Loudenville
Local families visit and host relatives across states
Kveer Kyger and Joe Rupe family members from Indianapolis spent time with relatives in the area. Ohio visitors include Miss Ortha Roush from Dayton and Miss Sandra Mulford visiting Ohio University. Tex and Columbus residents and service members joined kin at various gatherings, including Ft. Bragg and Womack Army Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard Field
Tex
Claude Rupe
Clarence
Cecil Lewis
Columbus
Chester Ward
Walter Rife
Harlon Athey
Pfc
Lark Napier
Womack Army Hospital
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Napier
Robert Cadwell
Dayton
Phyllis
Dennis Fish
New Cumberland
Marvin Ralph
Deffie Swisher
Ladies Aid
Little Kyger
Point Pleasant to Appeal Ruling Restoring Patrolman Miller
Mayor Virgil Siders said Point Pleasant will appeal a police civil service commission ruling that reinstated Patrolman Stephen Miller to duty effective Saturday midnight. The Mason County Circuit Court will hear the appeal. The commission, including H A Johnson Homer Lowe and Raymond J Workman, ordered reinstatement after Miller faced suspension for criticizing the administration and living outside city limits. Patrolman Miller duties include walking a beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Virgil Siders
Police Civil Service Commission
Ptl
Stephen Miller
Mason County Circuit Court
Civil Service Commission
Siders
Miller
H. A. Johnson
Homer Lowe
Raymond J. Workman
Point Pleasant Leader Graduates From Management Institute
Cecil Derrick, managing director of the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce, completed a three year course in principles of organization management. The final session ran June 24 28 at Michigan State University with earlier instruction at UNC Chapel Hill. The institutes are sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and cover management principles advanced studies and a graduate academy of organization management.
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Point Pleasant
Cecil Derrick
The
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Principles of Management
Advanced Management Studies
Graduate Academy of Organization Management
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and City News
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harmon of Rutland. Admissions list John Wedge and various discharges including Mrs. Dewey Long Sr. and others from Gallipolis Ferry and nearby towns. Celebrity news notes U Thant’s London departure denying NY call girl ring allegations en route to Hungary and Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Long
Gallipolis Ferry
Charles Wilson
Gallipolis
David Yates
Buffalo
Neil Wilson
Point Pleasant
Gene Osler
Mason and Son
Russell Meadows
London
U Thant
United Nations
Amsterdam
Hungary
Bulgaria
New York
Parade Set for Mason County Fair in Point Pleasant
An opening day parade will kick off Mason County Fair in Point Pleasant on August 7 at 5 p.m. local time. Bands from Mason and nearby counties, floats, antique cars, and horses will lead the parade. youth groups and civic groups are urged to join, with contact through Paul Wood of the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason
Paul Wood
Fire Department
Olive Farm Woman's Club plans tour and programs
Reedsville notes that the Olive Farm Woman's Club met with Mrs. Ina Massar to plan a glass factory and cheese plant tour. Programs included Wedding Memories and Different Spices and their Origin. Aug meeting with Mrs Arn Myers. Birthday Club wiener roast at Forked Run State Park.
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Reedsville
Olive Farm Woman's Club
Ina Massar
Lillian Pickens
Arn Myers
Forked Run State Park
Carl Barnhart
Richard Borrie
Barnhart
Buckeye Lake
Charles Ayers
Joan Brandeberry
Vircil Buckley
Lee Wallace
Robert Mixer
Williamstown
Robert Dunfee
Little Hocking
C. A. Barnett
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold Sauer
Middleport
Carl Weese
Syracuse
Denver Weber
Group Holds Installation of Officers
New officers of the Women of the Moose were installed Sunday at the Moose home by Moose Lodge No. 731. Installing regent Leo Choquette and chairman John Lee led the ceremony. Frances Durst became senior regent and other officers include Paulyne Bright, Roberta Maynard, Mary Choquette, Evelyn Bauer, Gladys Hart, Faye Ball, Helen Vickers, Virginia Lee, and Hope Wigal. A potluck dinner followed for members and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
The
Moose Lodge
Bill Kerwood
Leo Choquette
John Lee
Manford Bauer
Frances Durst
Paulyne Bright, Jr
Roberta Maynard
Mary Choquette
Evelyn Bauer
Gladys Hart
Faye Ball
Argus
Helen Vickers
Virginia Lee
Hope Wigal
Sentinel
Homer Vickers
Manford Lynn
Sammy
Clifford Durst
Bobby
Emory Hart
Jesse Maynard
Landon Smith
Barbara May
Aaron Bright
Charleston
Johnnie Gannon
Frank Craig
WEW NAMES HEAD CINCINNATI
Richard E. Ross of Parma is named commander of the Ohio Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars succeeding the previous head. The appointment reflects leadership changes within the state veterans organization based in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Richard E. Ross
Parma
Ohio Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dartmouth admits women undergraduates for first time
Dartmouth College, founded 1769, opened its doors to women undergraduates on Monday, marking a historic change after 194 years. The move integrates women into the student body, aligning with evolving campus policies.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Farmers Day Scheduled At Station Mason County
Mason County farmers are invited to a Farmers Day at Ohio Valley Experiment Station on July 26. The program features broom grass feeding, alfalfa weed control, pasture management with varied grasses and fertilization, and fall alfalfa cutting effects. Local farmers may suggest demonstrations via the Mason County extension office or station manager Charley Sperow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Ohio Valley Experiment Station
William Gregory
Mason County Extension Office
Charley Sperow
Showboat Rhododendron Heads to Point Pleasant for Centennial Tour
Centenary show boat Rhododendron arrives in Point Pleasant Friday and Saturday at the Fourth Street landing with two 9 p.m. performances. Captain Charley Stanley leads, Mayor Archie Henderson is first mate, and residents are urged to join the museum tours from 2 p.m. daily for 25 cents. Tickets cost $2 for adults and $1 for children, available at Hall’s Drug and Fruth’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Walter M. Windsor
Mason County
Fourth St. Landing
Hall’s Drug
Fruth’s
East Lynn
Windsor
Mrs Windsor
Charley Stanley
Archie Henry Henderson
Stanley
New York
Local Troop Transport Chief Serves During Kennedy Visit
Second Lt. Denny Wedge son of Mr and Mrs Paul Wedge of Park Drive was stationed at Hanau Germany with the 32nd Armored Division and led troop transportation during President Kennedy's visit there last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ond
Denny Wedge
Paul Wedge
Park Dr
Hanau
Germany
32Nd Armored Division
President Kennedy
American Educational Medal Award honors Florida administrator
Mrs. Marolyn Brown supervisor of social studies in the Dade County school system Florida was named by the Freedom Foundation as a winner of the American Educational Medal Award. The award recognizes leadership in implementing programs that promote the freedom credo guiding American life. Mrs. Brown is a former Mason County teacher and sister of Paul and Charles Wedge of Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasant
Marolyn Brown
Dade County
Florida
Freedom Foundation
Brown
Mason County
Paul
Charles Wedge
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