Reunion for ’49 Class Held at Point Resort
The 1949 Point Pleasant High School class held a reunion at Pleasant Point resort with a dinner in the convention hall. Bob Hope served as master of ceremonies. Attendees included numerous Point Pleasant residents and alumni from Charleston Norfolk Zanesville Huntington Columbus and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Resort
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Pleasant Point Resort
Bob Hope
Henderson
John Smith
Virginia Saunders
Charles Frye
Charles Fowler Jr
Robert Miller
Dallas Wise
Carl Knapp
Paul E. Monroe
Cecil Minton
Driving Intoxicated Puts Two Men In Jail
Samuel Erwin Tuel of Fly, Ohio fined 50 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and sentenced to 30 days in jail with license revocation in West Virginia. Alfred E. Casto of Point Pleasant also fined 50 dollars and costs, 24 hours in jail, and six months license revocation. James R. Hoffman of Point Pleasant jailed 30 days and fined 25 dollars. Clifford Cornell of Henderson fined 15 dollars and jailed 10 days for bond default. Albert John Sherman of Huntington fined 25 dollars for speeding. Marjorie Wamsley of Point Pleasant ordered to keep peace for one year with 500 dollar bond. Epa Rollins of Letart fined 10 dollars for defective equipment. Glenn Leroy Rice of Point Pleasant fined 25 dollars for reckless operation. Lawrence C. Portman of Oak Hill Ohio cited for driving left of center, fined 10 dollars. Gilbert Hall fined 15 dollars, 10 days jail for drunk charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
West Virginia
Roy Kincaid, Jr
Alfred E. Casto
Point Pleasant
James R. Hoffman
Clifford Cornell
Henderson
Albert John Sherman
Huntington
Marjorie Wamsley
Famous Hart
Epa Rollins
Letart
Glenn Leroy Rice
Lawrence C. Portman
Oak Hill
Ohio
Gilbert Hall
Pleasant Valley Hospital Admits Several Patients
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes admit Mrs. John Vankirk of Point Pleasant Mrs. Mary Beckwith of Point Pleasant Mrs. Anne Davis Kananga Roger Cavey of Lakin Pamela Leach of Point Pleasant Mrs. Marion McCarty of Apple Grove and Charles Ray of Jackson. Colorado's Trail Ridge Road rises to 12 183 feet as the nation's highest continuous highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vankirk
Point Pleasant
Mary Beckwith
Anne Davis Kananga
Roger Cavey
Lakin
Pamela Leach
Marion McCarty
Apple Grove
Charles Ray
Jackson
Colorado
Trail Ridge
Marriage Ceremony Set Sunday at Heights Church
Point Pleasant reports the wedding of Gayle Jean Halstead and Roger Clark set for 2:30 PM Sunday at Heights EUB Church with Rev. Charles Frum officiating. Details include maid of honor Judy Endicott, best man Jim Carl, ushers Ronald Biffle and Michael Harrison, a closed reception, and a bridal shower held Monday at Korder Park. James Gaskins resigns from Point Pleasant City Police after 10 months, effective June 15. replacement planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Gayle Jean Halstead
Millard Halstead
Roger Clark
Charles Clark
the Heights Eub
Charles Frum
Janet Capehart
Carl Lynch
Judy Endicott
Jim Carl
Gallipolis
Ronald Biffle
Michael Harrison
Korder Park
Miss Endicott
Harold Ridenour
Shear Edler
Nancy Halstead
Joyce Warren
Eugene Halstead
Dana Nowlin
Charles Wayne Garland
Gary Conley
Lowell Shobe
James Gaskins
D. J. Gilbert
Gaskins
Point Pleasant Chamber Director Returns From Capitol Seminar
Belva Mae Farley, Point Pleasant Mason County Chamber of Commerce managing director, joined a national community development seminar in Washington. Speakers included Robert Gerholz and Arch Booth of the U S Chamber, and Delta speakers on housing and planning. Her presentation traced Mason County's growth since 1955, using colored transparencies. Organizers plan a future visit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Belva Mae Farley
United States
Arch N. Booth
Chamber of Commerce of the
John Dickerson
Washington, D. C
Leonard J. Dahl
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
William G. Coleman
Advisory Commission of Intergovernmental Relations
Harvey G. Hallenbeck, Jr
Rio Grande College Receives $5000 Grant
Rio Grande College has received a $5000 grant from the Champion Paper Foundation of Hamilton Ohio. The unrestricted gift was announced today. The foundation vice president Robert A Keenig said the grant should be used to aid early accreditation efforts by the college and its associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Champion Paper Foundation
Hamilton
Ohio
Robert A. Keenig
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Herb Capehart
Winfield
David L. Freeman
Ellicott City
James Williamson
G. C. Sommer
South Side
Hope
Bertha Filson
Grant Stanley
Ralph W. Raike
Joan Goodman
Samuel Erwin Tuel
Fly
Timex
Buxton
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Dad
Main'st Lagan
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Flo Biffle
Chris Bauer
Sylvia Austin
Frances Clark
Cheryl Williamson
Mary Sue Kincade
Natalie Bruestle
Grace Endicott
Grace Buxton
Blanche McNeal
J. R. King
Lou Amick
Betty Robbins
Lillian Robbins
Jo Pickens
Garnet Pickens
Delphia Neale
Chevrolet
U.S.A
America
Athens
BOB Hess, Inc
State ST
Nelsonville
Bob Hess
Nelsonville, Inc
Fayette ST
Mrs. Farley
Rio
Ed Ea
North Court Street
Vy Price
Ladies
Henley
Renatta
Dacron
Floor
Sayre
Archdale
Pacuich Y Buc Scion
Ihaeeok
Avondale
Nor
KOTEX
Kotex Sanitary Neapkins
Bargain Basement Values
Jayues
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