Four Held In Theft Of Instruments At High School
Four Mason Countians were arrested in a Point Pleasant Senior High School band building break in and theft of musical instruments. Charles Kelley Sayre Ronald Lee Walters Franklin Harold Kelton and a 16 year old juvenile faced charges of breaking and entering and theft. Kelton was jailed in Gal ia County by the Ohio Highway Patrol and extradition papers filed return him to Mason County. The instruments were found at two Charleston pawn shops. The juvenile admitted taking six cans of beer from Ray's establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Charles Kelley Sayre
Ronald Lee Walters
Franklin Harold Kelton
Kelton
Ohio Highway Patrol
Gallia County
Mason County
Charleston
Walters
Sayre
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Cabell County Pair Held for Probe
Two Cabell County men are jailed in Mason County for investigation with two more suspects sought. Richard Brooks 26 and Kenneth Ray Plymale 17 of Barboursville were captured after being found at the S and S Grocery in New Haven on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Cabell County
Mason County
S and S
New Haven
West Virginia
Mason County Sheriff's Department
Richard Brooks
Kenneth Ray Plymale
Barboursville
Lewis
Don Carter
Point Clinic Names In West Virginia Notices
Mrs Leota King of Letart and David Lee Whitt of Henderson join Leonard L Roush of West Columbia in a point clinic notice. The brief item lists the individuals associated with the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota King
Letart
David Lee Whitt
Henderson
Leonard L. Roush
West Columbia
Mason County Land Transfers
H H and Elizabeth Rollins real estate in Cooper District to John and Maxine Leary. William Reynolds real estate in Lewis District to A D and Dorothy Smith. Richard and Judith Sauer real estate in Lewis District to Eldridge and Alice Sauer. H O and Cora Carder real estate in Robinson District to Edward and Janet Hoge. Iva and Frank Clench real estate in Arbuckle District to Thomas and Elen Leport. Guy and Clara Sayre real estate in Lewis District to Orval and June Fielder. Flood and Rachel Rayburn real estate in Cooper District to Virginia Rayburn. Melvin and Margaret Supple real estate to Eugene and Maggie Sheppard.
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H. H
Elizabeth Rollins
Cooper
John
Maxine Leary
William Reynolds
Lewis
A. D
Dorothy Smith
Richard
Judith Sauer
Eldridge
Alice Sauer
H. O
Cora Carder
Robinson
Edward
Janet Hoge Iva
Frank Clench
Arbuckle
Thomas
Elen Leport
Guy
Clara Sayre
Orval
June Fielder Flood
Rachel Rayburn
Cooper District
Virginia Rayburn
Melvin
Margaret Supple
Eugene
Maggie Sheppard
Honor Rolls Named by County Agent for May and April
William Gregory, county agent, releases the DHIA Honor Roll for May and the EDP Honor Roll for April. C. L. Cottrill Jr. tops the DHIA list with 48 cows producing 1194 pounds of milk per cow and 3.6 butterfat, fat 43. W. W. Brown leads the EDP list with 29 cows at 1261 pounds per cow and 3.6 butterfat, fat 45.
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Point Pleasant
William Gregory
C. L. Cottrill, Jr
West Columbia
DHTA
W. W. Brown
Letart
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births and Discharges
Births listed for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sullivan and Mrs. Thomas Priddy with Rutland and Mercersville residents named. Discharges include Harry Gibbs and William Simpkins plus several patients from Point Pleasant and New Haven with noted spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William E. Blessing
Wilson Court
Huntington
Cabell-Huntington Hospital
Vivian Anne
Glen Sullivan
Wilbur Stewart
Mason
Thomas Priddy
Rutland
Wayne Harrison
Mercersville
Henry Hoffman
New Haven
Harry Gibbs
Letart
William Simpkins
Burt Stover
Carl Vanover
Employment For Youth Discussed In West Virginia Meeting
West Virginia department of Employment Security announced a meeting to assess youth employment in Mason County. Jack Smith, Point Pleasant local office manager, said the session identified more work needed to aid youth in obtaining jobs and produced ideas for forming a local youth employment committee with plans to recruit members and set goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Department of Employment Security
Jack Smith
Mason County
Plans Set For Connie Jo Davis and George Lancaster Wedding
Connie Jo Davis and George Raymond Lancaster plan an open church wedding at Main Street Baptist Church in Point Pleasant at 2 30 p m with Rev Kenneth W Chandler officiating. A reception follows in the church social room. The couple will reside in Seattle where Lancaster works for Boeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Connie Jo Davis
George Raymond Lancaster
Main Street Baptist Church
Kenneth W. Chandler
Miss Davis
L. K. Davis
Mr. Lancaster
G R Lancaster
South Charleston
Seattle
Lancaster
Boeing Aircraft
Owens Dies in Union Summer Home Incident
Walter F. Owens, 79, of Worthington, died Monday night at Dr. Ridgeway’s office from an apparent heart attack. A retired employee of the Rathway Express Agency, he had been in failing health. Survived by wife Mina, daughter Rita Tope, and two grandchildren, all of Worthington. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Feelesong Funeral Home. Burial in Union Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
Walter FE. Owens
Worthington
Union
John Ridgeway
New Haven
Mina
Rita Tope
Feelesong Funeral Home
Funeral
Union Cemetery
Henderson Man Waives Grand Jury
POINT PLEASANT Arthur Gillispie, 24, Henderson, waived to the grand jury after a Tuesday appearance before Justice of Peace A. M. Goodwin on a destruction of property charge. He faces alleged distribution of property at Grace's Place in Henderson, with arrest by the sheriff's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Arthur Gillispie
Henderson
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Grace’s Place
Sheriff's Department
New Haven EUB Vacation School Starts On Monday
Vacation church school at the EUB Church New Haven runs June 11 to 16 for kindergarten through sixth grade 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Exhibits open June 16 6 to 9 p.m. Betty Burris storyteller. staff lists detail teachers and helpers across all grades and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
EUB
Point Pleasant
Betty Burris
River traffic gauges and dam status across Huntington district
Gauge readings for rivers Kanawha and Ohio show high rollers and crests at several dams. movable dams in Huntington district remain up. Locks report multiple vessels down or up at various times with a mix of tugboats, barges, and towboats operating along Greenup, Point Pleasant, and Gallipolis routes.
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Kanawha River
Sit Ole
Ti Huntington
Ohio River
Montgomery
OVEC
Titan
Southand
Tack
Criss Jr
Basouiva Reine
Agnes S
Credit
Harner
Queen City
FE B. Ingram
Harrison Hawnet
Derry Bosworth
Bob Ben Ferdei Deen
Mary
Greenup Docks
Ravenswird
Tlam Omenman
Tinear
Leek
Eb’ Deana Bosworth
Chy
Huntington
Cotton Queen
Leck
Ase Louisians
TAS
Craig M
Tss
Acm
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Ray
Lyle Ruddell
Gap Mills
Monroe County
Roy Blessing
North Point Pleasant
Blessing
State Road Commission
John Glenville Stone
Greensboror
Jacque- Ann Treadway
Greenboror
Bruce Lloyd Bonecutter
Gloria Jean Huddleston
Buster Barrett
Gladys Ohlinger Roush
FORD
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Biggs Dept
Riviera
Voghera
Italy
W. EK. Owens
The
Rathway Express
Agen
Harryee
Gene Athey
Carolyn Lieving
Becky Goodnite
Roy Jones
Eugene Hudnall
Roscoe Calhoun
Ben Thomas
Chester Weaver
Nancy Abelin
Larry Lather
Judy Arnold
Charles Roush
Ruth Laudermilt
John Hoffman
Gerald Clark
Eugene Hesson
Luther Smith
James Roush
Tom Hoffman
Herman Knapp
Sharry Flesher
Sam Halstead
Ralph Sayre
Marvin Roush
George Randolph
Harold Zerkle
Mary Jane Webb
Herman Ohlinger
Paul Rickard
George Ingels
Clara Burris
William Howard
Phyllis Zickerfoose
Alice Lee Evans
Dorsey Roush
Carl Gibbs
Civic Action
Hiester A. Rayburn
L. J. Rayburn
Wes
Moe
Athens
Ham
KRAFT
DOG Life
Maxwell House
Perm
Gallipelis
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pormeroy-Mason
Point Pleas
Kanawha
Marmet Lel
Solvay
Bingo
Wenn Aij
Gallipolis
Ste Vernson
Esso Telnessee
Southland
Porgy Deveney i
Sam Houston
O-T
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Pepsi-Cola Company
New York
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