County 4H Style Review Sets State Show Winners
Mason County 4H members and leaders gathered at Appalachian Power Co auditorium for a style review. Winners include Linda Lathey and Patty Thompson in complete costume and Pam Buffington in wool outfit, with Beverley Burns and Kathy Thomas as alternates. they’ll compete August 10-12 at Jackson’s Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Appalachian Power Co
Linda Lathey
Patty Thompson
Pam Buffington
Mason County
Jackson’s Mill
Weston
Beverly Burns
Kathy Thomas
Neema Ash
Putnam County
Winfield
Pat Williams
Huntington
Wanda Stemple
Cotton Togs
Cheryl Williamson
Leah Ann Miller
Sandra Pickens
Jenny Thompson
Sharon Wolfingbarger
Bonnie Donahue
Martha Thompson
Jennifer Zerkle
Peggy Bumgarner
Linda Thomas
Sharon Yeager
Diana Queen
Jo Thompson
Linda Tatterson
Vivian Wolfingbarger
Sharon Brinker
Marilyn Smith
Koneda Derrick
Gayla Halstead
Car Stolen From Auto Agency Lot
Mason County Motors reported a 1964 Chevrolet stolen from its lot within the past three days. An abandoned car, suspected stolen, sat on the Kroger lot since Monday. Police believe the same group may be connected to thefts at King Kole Garage in Oak Hill and Mason County Motors.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Mason County Motors
Kroger
King Kole
Oak Hill
W.va
Lausche Defers Strip Land Restoration to Operators
Senator Frank J. Lausche of Ohio on the Senate floor urged that reclamation of strip mined lands be the operators’ responsibility. He questioned the need to spend funds before completing a study he proposed on strip mining operations. He noted an administration bill allocating 21.5 million dollars for private land restoration.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Lausche
Appalachia
Subsidies Increase in State Aid Totals Set for 1964
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reported 1964 subsidies to local governments totaled 399.26 million, up 2.6 million from 1963. The school foundation program rose to 254.18 million, dependent children aid 11.8 million, old age pensions 86.54 million, while poor relief expenditures fell 7.9 million to 20.96 million.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
School Foundation
Rummage and bake sales planned by Trinity Church
The Mary Circle of Trinity Methodist Church will sponsor a rummage sale Friday in the Stone Building basement on Sixth Street from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. A bake sale and additional rummage sale are planned on the church lawn Saturday. A bridge note from New Orleans reports the Lake Pontchartrain causeway, the world’s longest bridge at 24 miles, was split by a barge early Saturday.
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Point Pleasant
Mary Circle
Trinity Methodist Church
Sixth St
New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain Causeway
Class of 39 reunion and property transfers noted
The 1939 Point Pleasant High School class plans a 25th reunion at Moose Home with a 6 p.m. dinner and 8 p.m. group gathering. Sixty nine reservations include spouses. Separate notices list property transfers in Harrison Swan Clinton and Jackson counties and two divorces granted, for Harry Andy versus Juanita Andy and Jennie Mae Gray versus Thomas Roger Gray.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Moose Home
Kenneth L
Quinn S. Strausbaugh
James L
Aldeth Strausbaugh
Amos E
Lois Jean Lowe
Wilkesville
Farris J
Nancy Margaret Quesinberry
Ralph N
Genevieve I. Clark
Harrison Two
Elizabeth Wiseman
Floyd Wiseman
Clinton
Jancy J
C. C. Brooks
Alma M
S. Earl Craft
Ronald M. Sharrett
Swan Two
Rachel Jane
Raymond Brown
Roy G. Brown, Sr
Jackson
Shade
Laura M. Meek
Billy Roger Meek
Corbett Ray
Myrta Caudill
Harry Doles
Mead Corp
Henry E
Mary A. Doles
Mary Dixon
John
Carolyn June Dixon
McArthur
Harry Andy
New Plymouth
Juanita Andy
Jennie Mae Gray
Hamden
Thomas Roger Gray
Wellston
Reunion Held In Lancaster at Fairfield County Fairgrounds
The Branch Osborne family held a reunion at Fairfield County fairgrounds Lancaster. New officers elected were Sidney L Branch president and Mrs Madalan Branch secretary treasurer. Outgoing officers were William H Marshall president and Mrs Alma May Marshall secretary. Nearest youngest prize went to Neal Edward Branch and oldest prize to Savilla Kincade. Next year’s reunion will be at the Fairfield fairgrounds on the third Sunday in July.
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Fairfield County Fairgrounds
Lancaster
Sidney L. Branch
Madalan Branch
William H. Marshall
Alma May Marshall
Neal Edward Branch
Savilla Kincade
Fairfield Fairgrounds
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and Local Events
Hospital notes for Pleasant Valley report a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrah of New Haven. Dismissals include Julia Matheny Leon James Rahn Point Pleasant and several others. admissions list Mrs. Curtis Smith and Mrs. Clinton Tucker. Bethel Church to hold annual homecoming with guest speaker Rev Red Craig and musical groups. services start 10 a.m. with noon picnic. Point Pleasant Fire Department responded to a car fire at W E Casto residence on Sand Hill Rd. In Warsaw Khrushchev returned to the Soviet Union for Poland’s 20th anniversary celebrations of its communist regime.
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Point Pleasant
Bethel Church
Baden Ridge
Red Craig
Buffalo
Smith
Chapel
W. E. Casto
Sand Hill Rd
Miss Lutton Will Marry Mr Milstead
Miss Ida Mae Lutton of Point Pleasant and Philip Gene Milstead of Gallipolis have set an open church wedding at Good Shepherd EUB Church Flat Rock. The ceremony by Rev. Donald Lockhart is scheduled for Saturday at 2 30 p m with a reception in the church basement afterward.
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Point Pleasant
Ida Mae Lutton
Samuel Lutton
Philip Gene Milstead
W. Milstead
Gallipolis
Grandmother Wrecking Crew Foreman Leads Five-Man Team
Betty Choman 112pound foreman of a five man wrecking gang in Manchester Connecticut oversees demolitions with her husband Anthony owning the firm. She credits work with improving her health and says wrecking helps sleep and nerves.
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Manchester
Conn
Betty Choman
Long Bottom Social News Roundup
Local notes list visits and gatherings in Long Bottom and nearby towns. Names include Garth and Nellie Smith, Stethem, Young, Hensley, Riggs, Swan, Babcock, Yates, Pierce, Yates, Lyons, Carter, and others visiting or hosting in Paden City, Racine, Tuppers Plains, Steubenville, and Columbus.
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Long Bottom
Garth Smith
Emmett Stethem
Nelly Stethem
Edith Osborn
Howard Young
Paden City
W. Va
Sanford Cozart
Lorain
Nellie Cozart
Bill Rouse
Vandalia
Charles Hensley
Rose Easterday
Racine
Delores Frank
Oscar Babcock
Harold Noble
Betty Jo
New Mexico
Lynall Lyons
Tuppers Plains
Lawrence Hasbarger
Pomeroy
Gene Riggs
Cora Swan
W. K. Riggs
Vena Marcinko
Alice Rairden
Lindsey Lyons
Karen Carter
Henry Hensley
Tom Hayman
Dave Yates
Charles Lisley
Syracuse
George Walden
Steubenville
Florence Limburger
Leone Babcock
Joe Bissell
Zirn Pierce
Ernest Wyatt
Chester
Johnnie Newell
Columbus
Marvin Walker
Pearl Cole
Elmo Pierce
Rodney Pierce
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Mason County 4H Leader’s Association
Vinton County
Vinton
Micro
North Court Street
Athens
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Frank Harrah
New Haven
Curtis Smith
Ewington
Clinton Tucker
Grimms Landing
Julia Matheny
Leon
James Rahn
Anthony Wolfingbarger
Addison
Kenneth Carter
Hartford
Dora Scarberry
Donald Click
Alto
Larry Joe Durst
Cottageville
and Son
Stephen Williams
Henderson
Thurman McCartney
Cheshire
Pearl Stanley
Paul Bush
Sand Hill
Warsaw
Poland
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Miss Lutton
Mr. Milstead
Roebuck and Co
Athens Logan
Kenmore
Sears
Athens, Logan
Jean-Georges Demaria
France
New York
Harbor
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Long Bottom News
Mrs
David Smith
Ulah Swan
David Carter
A. J. Carter
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
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Picnic
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