Standardized School Health Forms Adopted in State
Dr. N H Dyer announces a new standardized school health form for use by all school systems and physicians in West Virginia. The form creates a cumulative record from grades 1-12, coordinated by the State Department of Health and Department of Education with support from the West Virginia chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics. More than 20 counties have requested the form. records stay in the principal's office and can be updated periodically. Also notes a new ABC bowling rule allowing one extra hole for balance or vent purposes.
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State Department of Health
Department of Education
Dyer
West Virginia
American Academy of Pediatrics
Mason County Land Transfers Diversity in Property Shifts
Real estate transfers recorded across Mason County include Daisy Mitchell moving property in Waggener district to Thomas and Glenna Mitchell. Multiple transfers involve Lewis district, Hannan District, Cologne district, and Point Pleasant, with prices ranging up to $50,000 for Ogden Newspapers Inc. to Point Pleasant Register Co. Notable deeds include Charles and Mary Bush to Jack and Dixie Oliver for $13,000 and Mason Realty from Lewis District to Herman and Mary Stutler for $2,800.
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Daisy Mitchell
Waggener
Thomas and
Glenna Mitchell
Edward and
Aida Whitelock
Lewis
Robert
Diane Bosworth
Lawrence and
Winifred Meadows
Hannan
William and
Deke Sipes
Odgen Newspapers, Inc
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Register Co
Charles and
Mary Bush
Jack and
Dixie Oliver
Mason Realty
Herman
Mary Stutler
Delebert
Dollie Deweese
Verner
Ruth Deweese
Marvin
Christine Deweese
Margaret
Howard Biffle
Everett
Kenneth
Mertie Deweese
Cologne
George and
Hilda Thomas
John and
Anna Lee Smith
Point Pleasant Contests Seek Cute Children at Mason County Fair
The Little Miss Mason County and Little Mister Mason County contests return under the Point Pleasant Junior Women's Club at the Mason County Fair on August 6. Entries must be Mason County residents born between August 6, 1961 and August 6, 1963. Co chairs are Mrs. Ray Musgrave and Mrs. Russell Holland. Winners and two runners up chosen by out of county judges. Contest in main show building 6 to 7 p.m. Register by newspaper ad or at the main show building from 4 p.m. that day.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Mason County Fair
Ray Musgrave
Russell Holland
Work Placement Opportunities Rise in Point Pleasant Office
Jack L. Smith reports the Point Pleasant WV employment office served Mason Putnam and Jackson counties placing 34 people in June 1969. At month end 945 were registered for work including 282 females and 185 veterans with 306 new applications received 118 from females and 36 from veterans. NYC program began June 23 1969 in Mason County with 106 openings.
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Point Pleasant
Jack L. Smith
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Huntington
Smith
Nyc
Mason County
Sixth St
Meigs 4-H Clubs Report Busy Meeting Schedule
Meigs County 4-H groups met at multiple locations with eight to fifteen members and several advisors. Demonstrations covered clipping animals and color to patterns, plus reports on feeding and fair preparations. Refreshments, recreation, and book arrangements accompanied gatherings at Forked Run Lake and homes of advisors.
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Meigs Better Livestock
Guernsey-Jersey
Tony Carnahan
Jim Carnahan
Steve Nease
Mark Mora
Forked Run Lake
Pat Bailey
Glenda Benedum
Alma Jane Pullins
Harold Sauer
W. R. Hayes
Joy White
Patty Dyer
Regina Harrison
Joppa Country Boys
Janice Davis
Madeline Buchanan
Jolly Green Giants
Christi Hess
Sherri Kauff
Rev Miles to Speak at Good Shepherd UMC Fifth Anniversary
The Rev Denver L. Miles appointed associate director of the Program Council of the United Methodist Church will be guest speaker at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church for its fifth anniversary dedication on Sunday July 13. He will deliver the 9 45 a m sermon and brings a background at Marshall University United Seminary Charleston and leadership roles in West Virginia churches.
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Point Pleasant
Denver L. Miles
United Methodist Church
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church
Miles
Marshall University
United Seminary
Dayton
Weekly Memorial Church
Charleston
First United Church
Dunbar
Evangelical
United Brothern
West Virginia
United Methodist Conference Center
Denver barber builds shop from ocean liner years and radios
Fred Schmid opened a Denver barber shop in 1911 after six years at sea. A customer urged him to sell radios and he earned five dollars per sale. He later sold 29 refrigerators for profit, founding an appliance store across the street, and at 81 he still cuts hair while his wife runs the business.
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Denver
Fred Schmid
Schmid
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