Gilligan accuses Nixon of glossing over woes at Wilberforce
Gilligan, at Wilberforce University, charged President Nixon with avoiding a straight accounting of problems and blamed policies for unemployment. He praised a National Museum of Negro History and Culture site at Wilberforce and recalled the university’s role in Black history and freedom.
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Gilligan
Nixon
Wilberforce, Ohio
John Gilligan
Wilberforce University
Sammy Davis Jr
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
America
Wilforce University
Xenia
Cooper attends drainage tile demonstration in Parkersburg
J at Cooper of the Point Pleasant Soil Conservation office joined Mason Countians at a Parkersburg tile demonstration. Attendees included Phl Burris Jesse Brown William McDermitt and Denver Yoho. Cooper noted plastic pipe costs and labor savings, while other SCS activities included pond construction by Delmer Newberry and contour strip farming led by Clifford Barnett with Yoho's aid. Cooper also sighted a rare albino robin in his yard observed with field glasses by his daughter.
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Point Pleasant
John Cooper
The
Phl Burris
Jesse Brown
William McDermitt
Denver Yoho
SCS
Cooper
Delmer Newberry
Letart
Oldtown Creek
Point Pleasant Women Attend West Virginia Club Workshop
Six members of the Point Pleasant Woman's Club attended a Southwestern District workshop at Leslie's in Ceredo with 131 clubwomen present. Topics included education community improvement highway safety conservation and drugs. The next district event is the Southwestern District Annual Convention on October 23 in Huntington.
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Point Pleasant
J. H. Farley
Howard Carder
Joseph Antal
Dale Roush
James Wheeler
Robert Hamm
Huntington
Fifteen Jailed For Intoxication Over Memorial Weekend
Mason County officers arrested fifteen people for intoxication during Memorial Day weekend. The list includes John William Biard 29 Fos toria Sherman Maurice Dannett 35 Bidwell Charles M Palsey 23 Ewington Jack Randolph Brighton Thomas 31 and Harold Robert Clark Point Pleasant. Others from Henderson Pittsburgh Pa Glenwood Canal Winchester Huntington Oxnard Calif were also detained or charged.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
John William Biard
Fostoria
Sherman Maurice Dannett
Bidwell
Charles M. Palsey
Ewington
Jack Randolph
Brighton Thomas
Harold Robert Clark
Donald Leroy Martin
William Eugene Siders
Henderson
George Everett Swisher
Pittsburgh
Harold Chapman
Walter Villars
Glenwood
Jack Watson
Ross Eugene Goodman
Canal Winchester
Eugene L. Coate
Oxnard
Calif
Andy Junior Crites
Huntington
Mason Police
Holzer nursing glee club concert features Gallia Academy singers
The Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing Glee Club performed at Davis Hall with Madrigals from Gallia Academy High School. Mrs. Anne Fischer directed and Lisa Atkins accompanied. The group previously sang at Athens Mental Health Center for patients and staff.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Medical Center
Schol of Nursing
Davis Hall
Gallia Academy High School
Anne Fischer
Lisa Atkins
Glee Club
Athens Mental Health Center
Hartford
Frances Swartz
Hartford Area Community Center
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Birth and Admits
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rizer of Minersville welcome a daughter. Leon Thompson of Point Pleasant and Steve Warner of Point Pleasant are admitted. Mrs. James Jeffers Nina Burton and Mrs. Ferrell Kiser and Alonzo Clark are dismissed.
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Pleasant Valley Hospital
Vernon Rizer
Minersville
Leon Thompson
Point Pleasant
Steve Warner
James Jeffers
Nina Burton
Ferrell Kiser
Alonzo Clark
Rotary Club Features Colonel as Guest Speaker
Point Pleasant Rotarians heard Col Richard Tatterson of the West Virginia National Guard speak at Moose Hall. Clarence Anderson introduced the program and led a question and answer session on Guard activities and functions.
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Point Pleasant
Holzer Trustees Reform Structure At Gallipolis Center
Holzer Hospital Foundation trustees approved a corporate style reorganization at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. New officers include Harland Martin as chairman and E Neal Taylor as first vice chairman. The board added executive officers and three year terms, plus an eight member executive committee. They endorsed McDonnell Douglas Automation Co. to plan moving operations to Route 35 and convert the business office to a shared computer system.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees
Holzer Medical Center
Ernst and Ernst
Harland Martin
E. Neal Taylor
Max V. Morrow
Board of Trustees
John Stiffler
Max W. Morrow
William P. Cherrington
A. A. Cornet
Warren S. Earhart
E. E. Davis
Alma McCormick
Gary R. Shirt
Emerson E. Evans
Charles FE. Holzer Jr
Walter Windsor
Warren F. Sheets
James A. Stiffler
Thomas W. Morgan
Stanley L. Evans
J. Sherman Porter
Marlin G. Kerns
Theodore Reed Jr
Oscar W. Clarke
Robert H. Bosworth
Homer B. Thomas
E. Bartow Jones
Holzer Hospital Board of Trustees
Stiffler
Medical Center
McDonnell-Douglas Automation Co
St. Louis
McDonnell-Douglas
Peoria
Ill
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Parkersburg
Point Womens
Holzer
Hanna Coal Co
Guyan
Twp
Gallia County
P.m
Rotary Club
Tive
Leo
Julia) Dean
Fryers
E-Z Cook
Frankies
Seaman's
IGA
Argo Peas
Ivory
Frontier
Iga Will
Hunt
Nabisco’s Oreo
Bose
CAI
Fairmont Nice & Lite
Borden
Cremora
Seaman
Seaman's GR
West Union St
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