Point Celanese Plant Wins State Safety Certificate
The Point Pleasant Celanese Chemical plant received the West Virginia Department of Labor Certificate of Merit for exceptional industrial safety. Plant manager J R Neeley accepted the award from Curtis I Yago with colleagues present. The plant recently logged 2414 consecutive days without a lost time accident, the highest Celanese total to date. The Harold Blanche Safety Award honors accident prevention, with the Point Pleasant site earning the president's commendation for six straight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Celanese Chemical Company
West Virginia
State Department of Labor
Yago
William van Kirk
Division of Safety
Dana G. Rayburn
DuPont Belle Works
Westinghouse Lamp Division
Fairmont
Emerson Pryme
Keyser
Celanese Chemical Co
Harold Blanche
Celanese Corp
National Safety Council
The
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
American Motorists’ Insurance Co
Mason County Fair Names Managers for August Event
The Mason County Fair board has named division managers for the August 12 to 15 event at Point Pleasant High School. Appointees include Buzzy Powell beef cattle H Marcus Weaver dairy cattle Fred Greene baby beef show and sale and many others across poultry sheep swine tobacco farm crops and arts and exhibits. General and FFA FHA 4 H committees are listed with chairs and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzy Powell
H. Marcus Weaver
Fred Greene
David Eads
Carl May
Lester Putney
Frank Yester
Jesse A. Brown
J. L. Watterson, Jr
Gil Barnette
Carl and
Bill Parsons
Lila Powell
Hallie Roush
Nora Staats
Nancy Telle
Homer Bechlehimer
C. P. Williams
Lawrence Newberry
Ed Mattox
Robert Newberry, Jr
Archie Henry
Robert Shertzer
Mary Freendt
Carroll Casto
Troy Huffman
Walter Wallis
Leon Putz
Barnette
Clifford Dunn
Evelyn Brake
Point Pleasant Pageant Backed by Junior Club
The Point Pleasant Junior Women's Club will sponsor the Little Miss and Mister Mason County contest at the Mason County Fair on August 13 at 7 p m. entrants must be Mason County residents aged 6 or 7 born between August 12 1956 and August 12 1958. Finalists will be chosen by out of county judges at Point Pleasant High School gym on August 18 at 7 p m with registration 5 to 6 30 p m. Also in Point Pleasant Harry Lucas 29 jailed for intoxication. third arrest in 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Point Pleasant High School
Harry Lucas
Lucas
Back Home After Trip
Mrs Cary Rayburn returns to Viand Street after a month long vacation from Florida to Orlando Key West Miami Beach Cape Canaveral Kennedy Missile Center St Augustine and Jacksonville She visited Arlington and toured the Washington area over the Fourth of July holiday with her sister in law Mrs Charles E Howard and Mrs Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Cary Rayburn
Viand St
Florida
Inlaw
Charles E. Howard
Hope
Paul Robertson
Arlington
Howard Robertson
Orlando
Key West
Miami Beach
Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy Missile Center
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Rayburn
Stone Reunion Observed at Trinity Church Dinner
About 150 guests attended the golden wedding anniversary of Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Stone in Point Pleasant. The couple married June 19, 1914, and lifelong residents, with out of town guests from Belle, Dunbar, Marmet, Charleston and others. A Hillbilly 4-H Club festival is planned for July 18 at 5 pm at the Upper Flats Le tart building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
C. C. Stone
Trinity Methodist Church
Capt
Mrs. Stone
Louise Stone
Oxford
Ohio
Kenneth Quick
Harvey Martin
Charles Martin
E. S. Keeney
Belle
W. Va
Hillbilly 4-H Club
Anenie
Letart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Point Celanese
J. R. Neeley
Curtis I. Yago
Mason County Fair
Stone Reunion
John Green
Milton
Frank Bruce
James Bupp
A. S. Bupp
Adrian Tincher
Marsha Wolverton
Charleston
Helen Huddleston
Montgomery
George Carnes
Grace Stone Taylor
Dunbar
T. E. Reynolds
Forrest Jacobs
Marmet
Robert Baughn
Carolina Lumber and Supply CO
B&o
the Messenger
Athens
Sears
Allstate
Ee Er Bk
Roebuck & CO
St. LY
Logan
Hell
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