Airman Helps Historic Atlantic Helicopter Crossing
Airman 1st Class Charles E. Holstein Jr of Point Pleasant served as auto-pilot repairman aboard HC-130 refueling the two HH-3 Sea King helicopters in the first nonstop Atlantic crossing. The flight, bound for Paris to coincide with the Paris Air Show, mirrored Lindbergh on a contemporary route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Holstein Jr
Mary E. Holstein
Point Pleasant
Atlantic
Holstein
Europe
United States
Vietnam
New York
Paris
Charles A. Lindberg
Fat Overweight Galaxon Fat Loss Guarantee Ad
An OTC product called Galaxon promises fat loss with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It emphasizes easy swallowing, no prescription, a $3.00 price, and returns to a druggist for a full refund. Credit: Full Wal Green Drug at 21 South Court St with mail orders offered.
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Walgreen
South Court St
MYF Officers Named at Trinity Methodist Church
New officers of the MYF of Trinity Methodist Church were elected Sunday at the church meeting. Terry Lanham was named president, Larry Jackson vice president, Jan Taylor treasurer, Diane Fisher secretary, and Sarah Flowers reporter. A telephone committee was appointed with Linda McKinney Denise Fisher and Connie Carte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
MYF
Trinity Methodist Church
Terry Lanham
Larry Jackson
Jan Taylor
Diane Fisher
Sarah Flowers
Linda McKinney
Denise Fisher
Connie Carte
Palmer Grad Joins Staff At Clinic in Point Pleasant
Dr. David Thomas, 25, a Chesh ire native and Palmer College of Chiropractic graduate from Davenport, joins Taylor Chiropractice Clinic at 715 Main St. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Thomas of Cheshire. He graduated Kgger Creek High School in 1962 and will do part time undergraduate work at Rio Grande College this fall.
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Point Pleasant
David Thomas
Cheshire
Taylor Chiropractice Clinic
Main St
Thomas
Marvin Thomas
Kgger Creek High School
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Davenport
Palmer Clinic
Rio Grande College
Deficiency Shows Up In Senate
SANTA FE New Mexico State Senate discussed construction and maintenance deficiencies of the Capitol Building. Rep. John Mershon cited broken doors locks chairs and clocks and elevator failures. Sen. C B Trujillo was locked in a stuck elevator and released by State Police. POINT PLEASANT Elmer Black 66 Pliny Route 1 arrested Wednesday night on intoxication charge.
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Santa FE
N. M
New
Point Pleasant
Elmer Black
Sheriff’s Department
Former DAR President to Speak at Cedar Lakes Camp
Mrs. Robert V. H. Duncan honorary president general of the National Society DAR will address Our American Heritage Week campers at Cedar Lakes on Thursday July 13 at 4 p.m. She observes the program for high school girls in West Virginia during her former DAR presidency. Duncan, born Marion Moncure Duncan in Alexander Virginia, is an insurance broker who heads the insurance department of her husband’s real estate company. She joined DAR in 1932 and held multiple state and national offices including president general 1962-65.
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Robert V. H. Duncan
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Cedar Lakes
Duncan
West Virginia
National Society
DAR
Alexander
Robinson
Ida Moncure
Marion Moncure Duncan
College of William and Mary
George Washington University
Temple Business and
John Alexander Chapter
Virginia Dar
Spirits Up More Sellers In Business
CHICAGO P Production of beer wine and distilled spirits is rising along with retail beer and liquor dealers in the nation. Beer output rose over 1.7 million barrels above 1965 levels to 109 million. Wine and whiskey production climbed to 234.5 million and 140 million gallons respectively. Retail beer dealers increased to 141,526 and liquor dealers to 282,222 in 1966, up from 1965.
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Chicago —P
U.S. Treasury
Commerce Clearing House
Births at Holzer Hospital News
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Paul Tyree Point Pleasant a daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Click Jackson a daughter Mr and Mrs Daniel Dyson Jackson a daughter Admitted and dismissed lists include numerous patients with full names and residences across Point Pleasant Jackson Gallipolis Wellston Huntington and other towns, reflecting hospital activity.
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Paul Tyree
Point Pleasant
Henry Click
Jackson
Daniel Dyson
Cornell Fitzpatrick
Mason
Michael W. Austin
Henderson
Paul Roeser
Huntington
Lester Ball
Pedro
Danny Minshall
Gallipolis
Emzie Brumfield
Glenwood
Ernest Bahr
Longbottom
Wilmer Halfhill
Middleport
Holly Friend
Charles Woodard
Keith Thornton
Luther Miller
Noah Dulaney
Paul F. Marr
Racine
Nellie Ball
Wellston
Elsie Condee
Eddie Ferguson
Patriot
Judy Ann Malone
Paul William McCoy
Barbara Jean Moore
Miami
Fla
Charles Landrum
Charles Wood
Henry Click Jr
Rufus Dupre
Sheri Ellis
John E. Sallar
Sheriff George Johnson Reports June Activities
Sheriff George Johnson reported the department’s June activities. The force traveled 7,087 miles, investigated 14 accidents causing 10 injuries and $9,575 in property damage, issued 15 road citations, and made 39 misdemeanor arrests. It received 17 warrants with 10 served, investigated two burglaries, served $50 in court papers, recovered three stolen properties, transferred 86 prisoners and one mental patient, and booked 74 in jail.
Police Investigate Minor Two Car Mishap at City Intersection
City police investigated a minor two car mishap at Viand and Sixth Streets at 10:45 p.m. Wednesday. Leon R. Parker 31 of Spencer hit the rear of Kermit Brown 22 of Gallipolis Route 2. No injuries and only minor damage were reported.
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Point Pleasant
Viand and
Sixth Streets
Leon R. Parker
Spencer
Kermit Brown
Gallipolis
Education Program Underway at Christ Episcopal Church
Point Pleasant reports the summer Christian Education Program will run through July 14 at the church from 6 30 to 8 30 p m. The adult course focuses on Marriage enrichment. Children’s teachers include Louise Conners Roberta Hite Lucille Wells Panteloukas Hammack Blizard and aides James Wellman John Calandros Roger Johnson Mark Johnson Jenny Littlepage Debbie Chandler.
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Point Pleasant
Christ Episcopal Church
Louise Conners
Roberta Hite
Lucille Wells
Peter Panteloukas
Susan Hammack
Cheryl
Huck Blizzard
James Wellman
John Calandros
Roger Johnson
Mark Johnson
Jenny Littlepage
Debbie Chandler
Youth Injured When Bike Strikes Auto at Sand Hill Road
Paul W. McCoy, 15, of Point Pleasant, suffered a possible abdominal injury Friday after his bicycle collided with a station wagon on Sand Hill Road. He was taken to Holzer Hospital. son of Mr and Mrs Richard G Thomas of 2307 Jefferson Blvd.
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Point Pleasant
Paul W. McCoy
Sand Hill Road
Holzer Hospital
Richard G. Thomas
Jefferson Blvd
Point Pleasant inmate held on delinquency charge
Roy Higginbotham of Point Pleasant Route 2 who had been at Lakin State Hospital for a mental examination has been returned to the Mason County Jail. He pleaded guilty to an indictment of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and his sentence date was set for July 28. Paul R. Somerville Jr. filed a civil action in the circuit clerk's office against Richard and Margie A. Grinstead of New Haven on a promissory note of $10 540.
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Point Pleasant
Roy Higginbotham
Lakin State Hospital
Mason County
Paul R. Somerville Jr
Circuit Clerk’s Office
Richard and
Margie A
Thornton Family Reunion At Krodel Park Clubhouse
A Thornton family reunion was held at Krodel Park Clubhouse with many relatives gathering from Newark Glenferris Obetz Point Pleasant Pratt W Va Boomer Charleston Sunbury Ravenswood and Columbus. Attendees included Ray Hall Marilyn James Thelma Debbie Fannie Wilson Clyde Keefer D A Knapp Everett Wedge Randy Connie and others listed by residence.
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Point Pleasant
Thornton
Krodel Park
Ray Hall
Marilyn
James
Newark
Thelma
Debbie
Fannie Wilson
Glenferris
William Biffle
Columbus
Warren Knapp
Tammy
Obetz
Clyde Keefer
D. A. Knapp
Leon
Everett Wedge
Randy
Connie
Ray Thornton
Jim
Sharon
Lionel Keefer
Dana
D. L. Greenlee
Roger McCoy
Lester Thornton
Vickie
Lynn
Eric
Pratt
W. Va
Sylvia Knighton
Charleston
Maude Mattix
Boomer
Eugene
Odean Stephens
Belinda Gaslin
Jennifer
Vera
Two Marriage Licenses Issued in Pomeroy and New Haven
David Henry Zirkle aged 25 of Pome roy and Ann Maynard Hayes aged 24 of New Haven obtained a marriage license. Jimmie Glen King aged 34 of Pome roy and Shirley Ann Lewis aged 32 of Pomeroy also secured a license.
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David Henry Zirkle
Pomeroy
Ann Maynard Hayes
New Haven
Jimmie Glen King
Shirley Ann Lewis
Doctors quit smoking drop in smoking by doctors
A Chicago survey finds 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke, with many quitting after evidence links cigarettes to lung cancer. A new nicotine reducing tablet helped under 2 percent still smoke among 150,000 users, and the Anti-Tobacco Center of America offers free information by postcard to Dept. 525-1, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Chicago
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
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