Point Pleasant Policing Moves to Civil Service Status
Point Pleasant City Council unanimously adopted two ordinances placing city policemen under civil service and establishing a police civil service commission effective June 13 1960. A pension and relief fund board will administer the funds with a 4 percent salary contribution plus increased arrest and warrant fees. The force includes Chief Hoyt Jividen and four others and retirement requires 20 years service at age 50. The move follows Fraternal Order of Police initiative while council also approved sewer tile purchase and recognized Shawnee Pool paving completion. City water and sewage balances were reported alongside state sinking funds totals.
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Point Pleasant
Police Civil Service Commission
Gail Smith
Parkersburg
Fraternal Order of Police
Smith
Justice of Peace
Justice of Peace Office
Hoyt
New Haven Girl Begins European Travels on Brethren Trip
New Haven based Miss Sandra Roush leaves Idlewild Airport with 18 other American youths for a Church of the Brethren summer tour across Holland Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Switzerland and Italy through July 13. Afterward she joins European Asian and African students for work camps assisting refugees and housing projects before returning to Marshall College graduate duties and a teaching post in New Mexico at McCurdy High School.
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New Haven
Sandra Roush
Idlewild Airport
New York
Europe
Church of the Brethren
Donald F. Roush
Wahama High School
Holland
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Austria
Switzeland
Italy
Oberammergau
Brotherhood of Men
Miss Roush
Marshall College
New Mexico
McCurdy High School
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gully Family Trip Includes British Exposition Visit
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gully Jr. and son S. J. Gully III return from Pennsylvania visits with Mrs. Gulley's mother Mrs. Fred Joyner of Sharon. They vacationed at Gully Estate Conneaut Lake and plan to fly to New York City for the British Exposition in America. They will tour the American Bank Celanese Corporation of America and the U. S. National Guard and return via Chicago to meet with American Hospital Association officials.
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America
Chicago
The
Point Pleasant Clinic Patient Notes
Ida Mash Raymond Robbins Grace McCallum were patients listed at Point Pleasant clinic. Nellie Foreman Donald Rainey Ricky Dowell Susan Lee See were discharged or associated with Point Pleasant or nearby areas including Gallipolis and Henderson.
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Susan Lee
Point Pleasant
Henrys mark 50th wedding anniversary in Gallipolis
Mrs Lafe Henry of Gallipolis Ferry and her husband celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 30 to 4 30 p m and a noon family dinner. They married June 15 1910 in Gallipolis Ohio and have four children Ira Henry Kananga W L Henry and Ira Stevens St Albans and Noma Kimble Wellsville plus nine grandchildren.
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Point Pleasant
Lafe Henry
Gallipolis Ferry
Henrys
Gallipolis
Ohio
Henry
Grace Jordan
Ira Henry
Kananga
W. L. Henry
Ira Stevens
St. Albans
Noma Kimble
Wellsville
Faudree Family Sails Home From Point Pleasant Cruise
Mr and Mrs Faudree with children Okie and Peggy left Aliquippi Pa to return home in their cabin cruiser taking 22 hours from Bradley boat club Glenfield Pa. It was their first boat trip together though Mr Faudree is an Iron City coal company chief engineer. They visited relatives Oakley Faudree and G K Burdette.
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Point Pleasant
Hillis Faudree
Okie
Peggy
Aliquippi
Bradley Boat Club
Glenfield
Faudees
Faudee
Iron City Coal Company
Faudree
Oakley Faudree
G. K. Burdette
Tu-Endie-Wei police council calls special meeting
Stephen Miller president of the Fraternal Order of Police chapter calls a special meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the courthouse to appoint a member to the Civil Service Commission.
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Point Pleasant
Stephen Miller
Tu-Endie- Wei Council of Fraternal Order of Police
Civil Service Commission
Kiddies Festival in Point Pleasant Planned
The Tu-Eudie-Wei Council 102 of the Fraternal Order of Police and Royal Order of Moose chapter 731 plan a one day Kiddies Festival at Harmon Park on Saturday July 2. Open to children 14 and under, with free hot dogs refreshments popsicles. Contests games races and prizes. top prize is a pony with bridle and saddle for a registered attendee.
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Point Pleasant
Tu-Eudie-Wei Council
Fraternal Order of Police
Royal Order of Moose
Harmon Park
Mason County Society for Crippled Children Changes Date
In Point Pleasant the Mason County Society for Crippled Children and Adults held a regular meeting led by Mrs. William Buffington. Four constitutional revisions were approved including setting meetings on the second Thursday of each month except July and August. The group voted to pause hearing screenings until fall, and to seek a speech therapist with the county school board. Plans for Camp Horseshoe attendance July 10-23 were outlined, with the next meeting set for September 8.
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The
Mason County Society For Crippled Children
Camp Horseshoe
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births and Admissions
Mr and Mrs Chester Cooper of Point Pleasant welcome a daughter. Admitted patients include Phyllis Cooper Point Pleasant Lotus Milan Ravenswood Andrew Milan Ravenswood Sandra Cappellari and Harry Roush Point Pleasant.
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Chester Cooper
Point Pleasant
Phyllis Cooper
Lotus Milan
Ravenswood
Andrew Milan
Sandra Cappellari
Harry Roush
Daughters of America District Convention Set
Daughters of America will host district convention for chapters 3 and 63 at the Moose home this Friday. A 6 30 p m dinner and a musical program follow with district deputy Joan Boles of Dunbar presiding.
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Point Pleasant
Daughters of America
Moose Home
Joan Boles
Dunbar
Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church Plans Sunday Meeting
Annual congregational meeting set for next Sunday during morning service on North Main Street. Rev. Roy McCoy to lead with church and Sunday school official elections. Week activities include Friendship Class at 6:30 p m Tuesday, midweek prayer and Bible study at 8 p m Wednesday, junior and senior choir rehearsals, and a Heights versus St Pauls Methodist softball game Friday. Youth camp underway at Ev-Un-Breth Acres Buckhannon with intermediate camp June 18–25 and junior camp June 25–July 1.
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Point Pleasant
The
Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Main Street
Roy McCoy
Heights Church
Dana Durst
Sandy Heights
Ev-Un-Breth Acres
Buckhannon
Music Pupils Recital Showcases Around the World Theme
New Haven Grade School hosted a pupil recital supervised by Mrs. Paul Powell. The program titled Around the World in All The Keys featured students in attire representing various countries with a world map backdrop. Performers included Judy Hoffman Margaret Roney Dreama Stevens and many others with unit pieces by Mrs. Powell and Ross Frey.
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New Haven
Paul Powell
Ronnie Stein
John Morgan
Powell
Ross Frey
Sheldon Roush
Judy Hoffman
Margaret Roney
Dreama Stevens
Judy
Linda Lathey
Mary Jane Scites
Erman Kirby
Ricky Powell
Michael
Rollin Sullivan
Terry Roush
Tommy Roush
Becky Harris
Sharon Roach
Margaret Lou Roney
Christina Howard
Angela Fields
Nancy Armstrong
Barbara Bostic
Joan Edwards
Mary Jane Webb
Diana Bostic
Karen Lieving
Brenda Brown
Kathy Litchfield
Phyllis Go
New Haven Considers Sewage Plant Plans
New Haven council discussed options for a community sewage disposal plant with Joseph Spencer and a consulting engineer. The State Water Resources Commission set a financing and contracting deadline. The meeting also funded county health support and designated Louis St as a one way street from Fifth to Seventh past the post.
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New Haven
Joseph Spencer
State Water Resources Commission
Susanne Upton
Louis St
District Man Is Returned
JACKIE LEAKE 18 OF Elmwood released from Cabell County jail to Mason County jail on forgery charges for a 55 dollar check. He is also wanted in Pickaway County Ohio for a 90 dollar forged check. Sheriff Earl C. Mohr and Deputy William Wood escort him from Huntington to Mason County.
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Point Pleasant
Jackie Leake
Elmwood
Cabel County
Mason County
Leake
James Craddock
Hender
Pickway County
Ohio
Earl C. Mohr
William Wood
Huntington
Troopers Investigate Crash Near Glenwood
State Police investigated a two car collision on a gravel road west of Glenwood. Betty L. Camp 21 of Milton Route 1 drove eastbound into a westbound car driven by Evan Maihle 28 of Charleston. Camp's 20 month old daughter Devona and passenger Eva Holley 40 were treated for minor injuries. Maihle uninjured.
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Point Pleasant
Glenwood
Betty L. Camp
Milton
Evan Maihle
Charleston
Driver Falls Asleep In One Car Route 2 Crash
Julian Davis of Huntington was hospitalized after a one vehicle crash on Route 2 near Hickory Chapel. At 4:25 p.m. Monday he told deputies that he fell asleep and traveled 225 feet before the car rolled onto its side. Davis suffered facial lacerations and possible rib fractures at Holzer Hospital.
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Point Pleasant
Julian Davis
Huntington
Hickory Chapel
Holzer Hospital
Davis
Sheriff's Department
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Rancel Jividen
Wesley Spence
Walter Rice
Ste
Phen K. Miller
Order of Police
Council
Point Pleasant Lumber Co
Dix-San Addition
Fritz, Frey
Kiwanis Club
Barbee Rothgeb
Munist
East Germany
And
Asia
Africa
Pennsylvania
S. J. Gully Jr
S. J. Gully III
23Rd Street
Fred Joyner
Sharon
Ly Estate
Conneaut Lake
the Gully
Mr. and
Mrs. Gully
New York City
American Bank, Celanese Corporation of America and
U. S. National Guard
American Hospital Association
Point Pleasant Clinic
Ida
Raymond Robbins, Henderson
Grace McCallum
South Side
Nellie Foreman
Donald Rainey
Ricky Dowell
Duke Cleaners
Pomeroy Middleport
Court St
James Thompson
Stoffice
Athens
Laudrees
John Junior James
FBI
Badman
Waco, Tex
the Board of Direction
William Buffington
Cided
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Heights
St. Paul’s Methodist
Ph.ly
Memoriam
Larch
Jesse
Harry Larch
Mary Larch
Ida Jagers
Jennie Bobo
Robert Larch
Jesse Larch
Julia Stanley
Harry
Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford Racine, Ohio
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
Roy Lester
Bob Hess
C. E. Sheridan
Auc
TUP
Amesville
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Ervin Karns
Lincoln
DR. Hardtop
Sharp Car
Beasley S Mathews
E. Carpenter
East End
Carl Clifford
Mercury
David Gilmore
Lowell
Cincinnati
USDA
FORD
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St
Dr. Hottp
Platt's Rambler
W. Union ST. LY
Gail
Dodge
International Mac
Gail Watkins
Richardson
Dannie
Trailer Sales, Inc
Logan
Charles Ruthith
BSA
Zundapp
Ducati
JBE
Billy Perry
Its
Nelsonville
White’s Shop
Crane
Clam
YOUNG
Janitrol Furnace Sales & Service
L. E. White
Depot St. Ph. LY
Calvin
Electric Motor Service
W. Union
W. O. Rose
GRANGE_INSURANCE
Baughman Agency
Albany
Grange Insurance
George W. Ford
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Sherwin- Williams
Sherwin-Williams
DEAN & _BARRY
Oe Baker & Stauffer
E. State
Rapp
Dupont Paint
Strawn Plumbing
N. Court
Parkette Drive-In
Richland Avenue
National Retail Organization
Nolan
King
Clarksburg
Lee
Morris
Portsmouth
Osborne
P.O
Columbus
Messenger
Indianapolis
Ind
Kinneer Motors
Ph. LY
Guernsey
Farmall
John Deere Forage Harvester
New Idea
van Brunt
John Deere
International Mowing Machine
Wisconsin Motor
Unico & Claffy
Unico
Pomeroy Bridge
Hartford
W. Va
H. C. Dawkins
Millwood
O. P. Love
P. O. Box
Hartford, W. VA
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