Past Point Resident Undergoes Surgery
Normal Lucas of Cheshire a former Mason County resident underwent surgery Saturday at Holzer Hospital. Lucas who started to work for Marietta Manufacturing Co 30 years ago received a shoulder injury three weeks ago at the plant when a wrench he was tightening a bolt let go and injured his shoulder. Lucas is a shipfitter.
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Point Pleasant
Lucas
Cheshire
Mason County
Holzer Hospital
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Injured Worker Listed at Holzer Hospital
John W. Ingels, 43, of Mason, in critical condition with internal injuries after a Philip Sporn plant accident at 10:30 a.m. Monday. He worked for Sollitt Construction Co. of South Bend for the plant unit under construction. Cecil L. Kirby, 32, of New Haven, in fair condition with fractured left shoulder and collar bone. he drove the dump truck that plunged into the concrete pit. Arthur Anderson, 32, of Hartford, suffered minor injuries and was treated and released. Kirby lives with his mother Minnie Kirby in New Haven. Ingels is married and resides in Mason.
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Point Pleasant
John W. Ingels
Mason
Holzer Hospital
Philip Sporn
Ingels
Sollitt Construction Co
South Bend
Ind
Cecil L. Kirby
New Haven
Kirby
Arthur Anderson
Hartford
Minnie Kirby
Television Listings Messy Schedule For WSAZ Huntington
The Messenger notes disclaimers on TV schedules as WSAZ TV Channel 3 Huntington lists Tuesday to Wednesday lineups with shows including Pine Fiddlers Dotto Weather News News and various game shows and dramas. The blocky listing shows overlaps times and inconsistent corrections for NBC and local programming.
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Wsaz-Tv
NBC
Huntington
Dotto
B Cummings
NBC News
Jack Paar
Television Schedule Fragments From Daylight Wareroom
A fragmented listed TV guide with multiple programs and times including Today News Weather Dotto These Roots Wagon Train and Kraft Theater. Entries mix late afternoon to late evening slots with NBC News and local show titles.
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Kraft Theatre
News
Henry
NBC News
Jack Paar
Arth. Murray
Kraft Theater
TV Schedule Fragments From Classic Era Listings
A scrambled program guide lists shows and times across cinema and TV blocks including Col. Bleep Frontier Pantomime News Murder Its News Jack Paar Topper Movie News etc. It reads like an incomplete 1950s to 1960s broadcasting grid with multiple programs and news slots.
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Broken Arrow
Frontier
News
Mreh
Murder
Cheyenne
Wyatt Earp
Jack Paar
Broadcast Schedule Fragments Show Nightline Mix
The listing provides time slots for programs including bingo at 6:00, news at 6:30 and 11:00, sports segments such as baseball and fights, and entertainment features like Disneyland and Casey Jones. Several entries are partial titles or cutoffs.
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Porky
Tomb Terr
Charlie Chan
the Falcon
Disneyland
Ozzie Harriet
Jack Paar
Harriet
Arrow
Wyatt Earp
TV Schedule Fragments List Daytime Programs and News
A fragmented TV guide lists a schedule from early morning to late night with show titles like Explorer Tell the Truth Amos n Andy Spotlight Ply Chet Long D Edwards News Weather and more. The garbled listing mixes times and program names with odd spellings and partial entries.
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TV Schedule Fragments for Day and Night Lineup
A dense listing shows daily time slots with program titles and hosts or show names across morning to late evening. Entries include news reports soap operas dramas game shows and theater segments with multiple repeats and day parts.
Television Schedule Night Lineup With Classic Films
A dense list of old film showings and air times features Walter Brennan and Chester Morris in Miracles in the Sand among many others. Randolph Scott John Barrymore and others headline a long schedule across 5 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. including Western Union That Other Woman Rhapsody in Blue and Private Affairs of Bel Ami.
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Chester Morris
Randolph Scott
John Barrymore
William Demarest
Joel Mec- Crea
Evelyn Keyes
Maureen O'Sullivan
Lew Ayres
Dan Duryea
Virginia Gilmore
Washington
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Lee Bowman
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Henry Fonda
Loretta Young
June Havoc
Buddy Ebsen
Society
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Virginia Bruce
Jean Simmons
BEL Ami
George Sanders
Angela Lansbury
Ann Dvorak
Television night line up features mystery and drama
TV critics preview top programs for Tuesday across CBS ABC and NBC. Eve-Television dramatizes fan crushes while My Two Hands stars Gary Merrill. The Gamble and The Time for All Good Men present western and thriller plots. Also Number Five Checked Out Skeleton in the Closet and The Terrible Discovery headline NBC offerings.
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Friendship Class Plans Picnic and Bake Sale Revenue
The Friendship Class held a regular meeting with Mrs. Helen Burnett and President Ann Sayer. The club reported 106 dollars raised from a bake sale and served refreshments to 12 members. The Rev. C. J. Lemley offered the closing prayer.
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Kanauga
Helen Burnett
Ann Sayer
C. J. Lemley
Harry Brownell
Dianna
T. Pickens
Georgia
Jackie Wanesley
Jimmy Slineback
Fire Destroys Cottage In Mason County
A five room cottage in southern Mason County burned Sunday night destroying all household items of Mrs. Henry Powers. Neighbors discovered the fire but could not save contents. The home, owned by Bob and Carl Powers, had no known cause and no water or fire department access nearby.
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Point Pleasant
Henry Powers
Mason County
Point Pleasant EUB District Elects Raleigh Roush
Raleigh Roush was elected president of the Point Pleasant District of Evangelical United Brethren Men at the Heights Church meeting. Paul Rickard became secretary, with Harold Baumgardner as vice president, Paul Bennett as camp promotions director, G. W. McKinney as song leader, and Roy as another official. The group approved funding for a water system at the union camp grounds and discussed leadership training, with an executive meeting Aug. 24 in New Haven to plan the fall training school. They also noted attendance plans for Buckhannon’s August 12-17 conference marking the denomination’s centennial.
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Union Camp
New Haven
EUB
Buckhannon
Medical externes discuss psychiatry outlook at Mason County meet
A Mason County Mental Health Association July panel in the Appalachian auditorium explored how psychiatry could aid various medical fields. Panelists from McHarry School of Medicine and Howard University shared views while an open discussion urged a Mason County mental hygiene clinic. A committee led by Gene Ball was appointed to begin groundwork.
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Mason County Mental Health Association
Appalachian Auditorium
John Thomas
Edward Pagelel
McHarry School of Medicine
Nashville, Tenn
John Hudson
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Lakin State Hospital
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Lakin
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Kenneth Chandler
John W. Kirk
J. M. Foglesong
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Rainbow Girls Plan September 8 Inspection Dinner
Sharon Sauer presided at a Monday night meeting in the Masonic Temple of Assembly 23 Rainbow Girls. Carolyn Costen was installed as confidential observer and plans were set for their annual inspection on September 8 with a dinner feature. Attendees included Mrs Janet Capéhart and others. a special meeting was called by councilor Irene Bolling to lay plans for the coming year.
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Assembly
Order For Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Carolyn Costen
Janet Capehart
Sharon Pillsberry
Diane Crump
Violet Schultz
Melinda Hervey
Sue Frazier
Katie McDaniel
Mary Jeffries
Panetta Bennett
Linda Eads
Nikki Holly
Judy Horn
Newly Elected Officers Meet of Council 63 Daughters
A gathering of the newly elected officers of Council 63 Daughters discussed goals and plans for the fraternal group. The meeting focused on organizing upcoming events and community service efforts.
Plain Spoken Gospel At New Haven Camp Meeting
More than 390 people gathered at the union camp grounds near New Haven for the second week of the annual outdoor camp meeting. Services run nightly at 7 30 p m with a homecoming Sunday to close the event. Rev Howard Wilfong preached on the need for God’s truth not smooth messages. Bonnie and Donna McCoy performed a duet while Bill Strahle led singing.
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Howard Wilfong
United Brethren Church
Bill Strahle
Stoutsville
Ohio
Bonnie
Donna McCoy
Roy McCoy
Heights Church
Bernard Lieving
Lutherans Establish Martin Luther Fellowships Fund
Washington reports the National Lutheran Educational Conference created the Martin Luther Fellowships post graduate scholarship program. In its inaugural year it awarded 16000 dollars for graduate work in the 1958 59 term to sixteen professors and college seniors.
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Martin Luther Fellowships
National Lutheran Educa
Tional Conference
Weekend guests and local visitors in the region
Guests of Mr and Mrs George Sprenger included Atty and Mrs H Paige Bell and children from Parkersburg along with Mrs H E Thomas and Mrs L Z Wilson of Columbus. Jimmy Carpenter of West Columbia, an employee of Valley Bell Products, is a surgical patient at Holzer Hospital. Mr and Mrs D A Whaley of Athens were Sunday guests of their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs Bob Powers, Henderson.
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Fourth St
Atty
H. Paige Bell
Parkersburg
H. E. Thomas
L. Z. Wilson
Columbus
Jimmy Carpenter
West Columbia
Holzer Hospital
Valley Bell Products
Point Pleasant
D. A. Whaley
Athens
Bob Powers
Henderson
Point Pleasant Clinic Births and Discharges
Births announced for Mr and Mrs Lewis Rayburn Point Pleasant a son. Admissions list includes Mrs Bertha Shields Leon and Mrs Denver Rollins Leon. Discharges include Mrs Harry Simpkins Point Pleasant and Mrs Charles Elliott and her son of Gallipolis.
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Lewis Rayburn
Point Pleasant
Bertha Shields, Leon
Denver Rollins Leon
Harry Simpkins
Charles Elliott
Gallipolis
Mrs. Harbour Appointed Messenger Mason News Reporter
Mrs. Jo Ann Harbour has become the Athens Messenger Mason area news reporter, taking over from Lillian Grimm. She will cover social religious educational agricultural civic fraternal personal and other items from residents and organizations in Mason. Call Spruce 3-5338 to submit before Wednesday noon for Thursday’s edition.
Youth Fair Registration Hours Listed
The 1958 Mason County Farm Youth Fair in Point Pleasant opens Thursday with registration from 1 to 6 p.m. All exhibits must be in place by 6 p.m. except cooking exhibits accepted until 9 a.m. Friday. Wahama High School Band concert 7:30 to 8 p.m. and a county square dance 8 to 10 p.m. close Saturday. Co sponsored by the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce and 3664th Ordnance (D S) WV National Guard at the Armory on Route 62.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Farm
Wahama High School
Thomas Reed
Chamber Plans Investment Day in Point Pleasant
The Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce will hold Investment Day on Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon. It doubles as a membership drive with participation from 40 merchants and local businesses.
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Mrs. Rickey's Rites Held at Logan Church
Last rites for Mrs. Frank Rickey were conducted at the Logan Baptist Church with burial in a local cemetery. She died Sunday in the general hospital and a caesarean section produced a son two months before her due date. She is survived by her husband, the infant, two daughters, and her foster mother.
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Frank Rickey
Logan Baptist Church
Rickey
Violet Moore
Charlotte McCausland
Winfield Rd
General Hospital
Cabell County
AEP Directors Plan Kaiser Plant Inspection
Members of the American Electric Power board from New York will inspect the Kaiser Aluminum Plant at Ravenswood as part of a four state tour. Kaiser officials will join the directors for dinner at Marietta's Lafayette Hotel on Wednesday evening.
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American Electric Power Co
New York
Kaiser Aluminum
Ravenswood
Kaiser
AEP
Marietta
Lafayette Hotel
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