Dr Walden Resigns Lakin Post Moves to Michigan
Dr R E Walden, superintendent of Lakin State Hospital, resigns effective July 19 1965 after serving since July 18 1962. He will become director of Oakland County Michigan Service Mental Health Board and move near Lansing with his wife and five children. No replacement announced. Also reported are two drunk arrests in Point Pleasant by local law officers.
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Lakin State Hospital
Walden
Oakland County
Mich
Service Mental Health Board
Point Pleasant
Dr Walden
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes
Mrs. Darrell Buck Grimms Landing Mrs. James Stover Gallipolis Ferry Mrs. Elmer Henson Buffalo Mrs. Gerald Sellers Portland dismissed Mrs. Charles Curfman Point Pleasant Samuel Plants Leon Raymond Terry Arbuckle William Sanders Glenwood
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Darrell Buck
Grimms Landing
James Stover
Gallipolis Ferry
Elmer Henson
Buffalo
Gerald Sellers
Portland
Charles Curfman
Point Pleasant
Samuel Plants
Leon
Raymond Terry
Arbuckle
William Sanders
Glenwood
Fatal crane accident kills Durfee family, workers near Brilliant
Charles A. Durfee and two coworkers Henry Baker and Henry Derkes died when a crane broke dropping heavy tubing at a Brilliant construction site five miles south. Durfee’s son Charles Michael Durfee, 16, and his widow Anna Louise Harden Durfee survive. Funeral services set for Saturday. burial at Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Durfee served as a superintendent for Union Boiler Co. of Nitro and was a World War II and Korean War veteran. The family to travel from Point Pleasant after viewing.
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Charles Michael Durfee
Point Pleasant
Ohio Valley Hospital
Steubenville
Brilliant
Ohio
Charles Durfee
Patricia Ann Durfee
Betty Hyatt
Elizabeth
N. J
Charles A. Durfee
Burdette
Crow-Hassell
Charles Frum
Mr. Durfee
Henry Baker
Moundsville
Henry Derkes
Powhatton Point
Durfee
Tendent
Union Boiler Co
Alason
Madeline Kayser Durfee
American Legion
Anna Louise Harden Durfee
Patricia Ann
Charles Michael
Phors
Kirkland Memorial Gardens
Summer Trainee Set To Begin Duty June 29
Peter A. Stauffer, born November 25, 1941 in Connellsville, Pa, will begin summer seminary training at the Episcopal Church of Point Pleasant on June 29. He studies at the Middle Atlantic Training Institute in Buckytown, Md, under supervisor Charles A. Pitzer and aims to be ordained next fall. He is a Bethany College graduate, Class of 1963.
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Point Pleasant
Peter A. Stauffer
Episcopal Church of
Stauffer
Middle Atlantic Training Institute
Buckytown, Md
Christ Church
Charles A. Pitzer
Connellsville
Harold F
Ruth H. Stauffer
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
All Parish School Set By Church
Point Pleasant reports Christ Episcopal Church schedules an All Parish School August 1 to 6 for youth in the educational building and adults in the church. Rush Krodel and Peter Stauffer lead the program. Junior Choir Camp runs June 28 to July 9 with a June 29 session at 9 30 a m. Senior high camp is August 9 to 20 and an interdenominational camp August 16 to 20. Beth Ann Pit zer and Eric Patrick will be baptized at the 11 a m service. Junior choir departs for Peterkin Center at Rom ney West Virginia at 7 15 a m with Rev Pit zer and another parish member.
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Point Pleasant
All Parish Church School of Christ Episcopal Church
Rush Krodel
Peter Stauffer
Episcopal Church
Beth Ann
C. A. Pitzer
Eric Patrick
Christ Episcopal Church
Peterkin Center
Romney
W. Va
Pitzer
Paul Wood Begins Marine Training Trip From Point Pleasant
Paul Wood of Park Drive departs Friday with the Marine 4th Engineers Corps of South Charleston for a two week camp in Puerto Rico. He flies from Charleston Airport and returns to duties at the Point Service Store where he serves as chief of the Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department.
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Point Pleasant
Paul Wood
Park Drive
Marine 4Th Engineers Corps of
South Charleston
Puerto Rico
Charleston
Wood
Point Service Store
Pioneer group plans for Queen candidate and events
Mrs. C. E. Erwin hosts Pioneer Home Demonstration Club as they prepare for the upcoming international tea sponsored by the clubs. The group votes to sponsor a Mason County Fair Queen candidate and outlines July 2 Family Day at Ripley Arts and Crafts Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
C. E. Erwin
South Side
Pioneer Home Demonstration Club
Erwin
Mason County
C. E. McCulloch
H. J. Barr
Church Women of St. Paul Hold Joint Meeting
NEW HAVEN The Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul Lutheran Church held a joint meeting led by Mrs Edna Burris. The program Behind the Iron Curtain featured a panel with Mrs Carroll Adams Mrs J W McGrew and Mrs Cary Roush. A donation to Camp Luther youth was approved. A nominating committee of Mrs William Powell Mrs Harold Rose and Mrs Carroll Adams was appointed for next year. Mrs J V McGrew reported on a Parkersburg meeting.
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New Haven
Lutheran Church Women of
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Edna Burris
Carroll Adams
J. W. McGrew
Cary Roush
Camp Luther
William Powell
Harold Rose
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