Paving Petition Brought Before Point Pleasant Mayor
Jefferson Ave paving petition with about 260 signatures presented to Mayor Krodel by Chamber of Commerce president W W Smith. Council discussed backing for Jefferson Ave and potential future projects on 23rd 28th and Marquette as boards consider unified contract to improve several streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krodel
C of C
Point Pleasant
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Jefferson Ave
C. of
C. Smith
23Rd
28Th
Marquette
Board of Education
Jones-McNeil
Cove
Jackson
Lincoln Ave
Carroll Casto
Confining of Animals Required by Law in CHAUNCEY
Mayor Wadley reminds CHAUNCEY residents of a long standing village ordinance. Dogs must be tied and chickens confined from March 1 to late fall. The notice cites property owner Meter and resident Russell with familial lines noted.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Vanderhoot Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Vanderhoot Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ed Price home with devotions led by Mrs. Rex Butcher. Mrs. Clayton Green reviewed Rev. Gonzalo Cosneros life and work. The group rolled bandages for mission fields and planned next gathering at Mrs. Chase home March 10. Many members attended including Mrs. Florence Boggs and others.
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Clem
Earl Kincade
Harley Swan
Beulah Boggs
Don'Price
Llewelyn
Rosanna Weaver
Rex. Butcher
Ed Price
R. H. Ramsburg
Chase
Industrial Rayon Co Still To Develop Site
Point Pleasant area details show Industrial Rayon Co of Cleveland plans to expand and develop about two miles north of town on a property over 160 acres. Chamber officials report President Klein’s reply cites economic troubles since 1961 and notes the firm has yet to publicly disclose concrete plans or timing for site development. The chamber had questioned the company to clarify conditions and intentions for future investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Gil W. Siders
Klein
Commerce
Industrial Rayon Co
Cleveland
Pres. Hayden
B. Klein
Sid
Brs
Chamber
W. W. Guently
de la Klein
Rayon Company
Congregation to Gather for Church Meeting and Social
The Trimble Church of Christ plans an congregational meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m for all church and Sunday school. The program includes devotional period a year in review and goals for the new year followed by a social with skits from church groups and prize raffles. Refreshments will be served by the women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel
Donna Thomas
Nellie Brookins
Jessie
Fulton
Elizabeth Robinett
Eda Heffken
Bertha Cnavocer
Trimble
Will
Chauncey
H. C
Daniel
McGuffey
Mabel Minjor
Columbus
Viola Sanders
Kathryn. Sanders
Oli
Mingus Brookins
Shauncey Dover Band Boosters Sale Pickup Notice
Pickup scheduled for the Shauncey Dover Band Boosters rummage sale. Donors may call Tippett's Grocery at 2241 or Mrs Arthur Nicholson at 2912. Sale to be held Saturday from 7 30 am to noon at the American Legion Hall in Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Shauncey-Dover
Ummage
Tippett's Grocery
Arthur Nicholson
Noo
American Legion
Hall
Nelsonville
Farm Bureau Board Meets Saturday at Mason County Office
The Farm Bureau Board of Directors will meet Saturday at 10:30 am in the Mason County extension office. President A. E. Sommer will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Mason County Extension Office
A. E. Sommer
Community Notes From New Straitsville Gatherings and Visits
New Straitsville groups met at homes and halls for fellowships and meals. The Janers Class discussed Disciples In Clay led by Nell Brown, with seven present. the Carnation Club hosted eleven members and guests incliding Nettie Mathews. Rebekah lodge shared a Valentine treat and held a dinner at Iva Dishon’s home. Visitors included Harry Windford ner, Harry Upperman, Mrs. Gene Begley, and many Athens Columbus area relatives.
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New Straitsville
Janers
Del‘hus Miller
Peter Marshall
Nell Brown
Della Arnett
Jennie Mills
Ethel Burgess
Eliza
Eth Mills
Katy Brandt
Carnation Club
Hazel Heid
Hostes
Josie Stubbs
Nna Frasure
Ethel Wade
Sue feQuade
Jane Irvas
Genevieve Iartman
Mildred Thompson
Jos Dishon
Myrtle Wallace
Marguette Spicer
Nettie Mathews
Iva Dishon
Rebekah Lodge
Valentine Treat
K of P
Hazel Held
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Harry Windfordner
Harry Upperman
Gene Begley
Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Athens
Ben Dishon
Carl Dishon
James Douglas
Columbus
Earl Graham
Lou Arnett
G. H. Chalfant
Ntly
Blake
Hooder
Ruth Ann Forester
Ellis
Washington, D.C
Daugh- Anna Marie Hanning
Billy Ters
Pauline
Fletcher
Lancaster
Virginia Hill
Mill
Lersport
Ohio
Walter Frost
Gordon Roberts
Waerly
John Archer
Dughter Naomi
Lee Gaston
Russel Archer
EUB
Chauncey Personals Visitors and local calls noted
Chauncey personal notices list visitors including Mrs Charles Bail and granddaughter Peggy Tedrow, Mrs Robert Lock and son David Ath ens, Mrs Betty Brickles governess at Crawford County Children s Home, and several residents from Columbus Jacksonville Pomeroy Murray City and Dayton calling on Martha Crow Leslie Cruikshank Helen Howard and others. Arthur Smith visited his mother Barbara Smith. Dan Johnson and Melroy Russell hosted weekend guests with Joe Tobst.
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Charles Bail
Peggy Tedrow
Robert Lock
David
Athens
Martha Crow
Leslie Cruikshank
Betty Brickles
Crawford County
Mabel Mingus
Columbus
Lulu Mills
Jacksonville
Edith McDaniel
Clara
Thiesen
Alice Carr
Helen Howard
Etta Hart
Okey Hammond
Arthur Smith
Barbara Smith
Phil Minehart
Pomeroy
Gene Bryson
Sylvia Ann
Murray City
Bryson
Joe Davis
Elmer Allen
Robert Bullock
Keith
Taylor Ridge
Carol Smith
Rita Bryan
Edward
Moleski
Wendell Shifflet
Robert
Charles
Rodney
Ruth Furvey
Tunior
Trimble High School
McArthur
Frank Spurges
Newark
Alex Spurge
Lancaster
Fred Olders
Don Diders
Don Russell
Bert Murvey
Greens’ Run Ladies Aid
Sandra Bryan
Bryan
Bertha Heffien
Clara Golding
Glouster
Della Olbers
Clifford Olbers
Barbara
Dayton
Wees
Fred
William
Basil Vore
Ck Vore
Patty
Dene Sherrard
Ronnie
Ginger
Ken
Oakiale
Shirley Chacncen
Smith
Bobby ‘Vore
Marth
Bobby Vore
Columbus Ser
Chauncey
Jack Vore
Renth
Saya
Charles Wadley
James ‘Beckley
Meats
Coleur City
Ross
Taylor Ridge social notes and Proclamation on Red Cross
A jumble of social items from Taylor Ridge covers skating party attendance, visits from relatives, and local club gatherings. The piece notes a Red Cross proclamation urging citizens to support the Red Cross and mentions residents including Mrs Ruth Furvey and Mrs Bertha Heffien, along with several Olbers and Vore family members in varied towns.
Anniversary Plans Made By Legion Post 23
In a brief meeting last night American legionnaires of Post 23 laid preliminary plans for a birthday celebration for the organization. A $20 donation from the estate of C L Pomeroy was accepted to buy tags for veterans graves. The post voted to donate $5 to the Eason County heart fund and discussed forming a county defense committee. Membership stands at 528 with a March 19 goal of 368.
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American
Eason County Heart Fund
Dolph Hill
Post
Elie Fletcher
Leland Duncan
Hill
Clyde Jones
Gene , Crow
Vernon Deweese
Willard Luckeydoo
Clyde Crabtree
Hiram Daugherty
Dell Plants
Paul Thomas
Services Scheduled For Mrs C Stone
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine Doyle Stone of Leon will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Foster Shapel Cemetery Jackson County by Crown Funeral Home. Sunray will be in the church cemetery. Mrs Stone died Sunday evening at the home of a daughter Mrs Blain Hill in Charleston Rd.
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Point Pleasant
Katherine Doyle Stone
Leon
Foster Shapel
Jackson County
Crown Funeral Home
Stone
Blain Hill
Charleston
Annual Meeting Slated For Three Dairy Concerns
POINT PLEASANT Mason County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Arts committees and Dairy Breeders Cooperative plan the annual fete set for March 12 at the Moose Home. A DHIA business meeting precedes dinner at 10:30 a.m. and officers will be chosen after the meal. Committee members include Charles Lewis Artie Roush Marcus Weaver and Mrs John Watterson and Mrs Garland Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Ty Council
Exten- Fioial Breeders’ Co-operative
Sion
DHIA
P Committee
Charles Lewis
Artie Roush
Marcus Weaver
John Watterson
Garland Mohr
Wisconsin plea and party line muddled in rough notes
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a Wisconsin related plea or political note with garbled names and places. The readable bits mention POrts and a sewer project context, but details are unclear. Strong entities are not reliable in this fragment.
Drunk Driving and Fines From Local Court Hearing
Two drivers paid 150 each and one was fined heavily after a series of alcohol cases. Lewis Burdette and Lyle Williams, both Lookout residents, faced fines for reckless operation and intoxication with costs. Filip J. Withrow of Shelby Ohio received 50 and additional 18 for offenses and was committed to county jail for nonpayment. Larry Whaler of Shelby was fined 10 for intoxication. Arresting officer was Conable George Hor.
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Costa
Justice of the Peace
Goodwin
Lewis Burdette
Lookout
Fase
Lyle Willams
Filip J. Withrow
Shelby
Ohio
Amma Withrow
Son County
Larry “Whaler
Ale
Conable
George Hor
Last Rites Held For Mrs Fisher At Crow Funeral Home
Point Pleasant reports last rites for Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Fisher Bennett and Reevis Schultz held Saturday afternoon at Crow Funeral Home. Denver Kidder of Ravens Dimers fined for speeding with $25 costs. extra fines for other infractions listed. Pallbearers named Floyd Cole, Walden Roush, Ronald Roush, L. Spencerton, Paul Bennett. brought in by Deputy Sheriff W McDaniel.
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Point Pleasant
Justin Goodman
James
Margaret Elizabeth Fish- Bennett
Reevis Schultz
Crow Funeral Home
Speedal
Lone Oak Cemetery
Denver Kidder
Ravens
Floyd Cole
Walden Roush
Ronald Roush
L.t
W. McDaniel
Everett
Wesley Spencerton
Paul Bennett
Pt Pleasant Society Club to Meet at South Side Home
Pt Pleasant Society Club schedules a Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Mrs M M Male colm on South Side with co host Mrs Raymond Vanselous. Pioneer Farm Women’s Club guest Mrs Archer Mostess will host a lesson study at Gallipolis Ferry on Wednesday at 730 p.m.
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Pt. Pleasant Society Club
M. M. Male
Colm
South Side
Raymond Vanselous
Archer
Reginald Archer
Gallipolis Ferry
Sallahee Farm
Nine-Year-Old Dance Duo to Appear on TV Again
Point Pleasant report says Teasant's Sue Ellen and Beau Shertzer, nine-year-old dancers, will guest on WSAZ Huntington's program Tea and Trumpets, Wednesday at 2 30 p m. The pair won top spot on a previous show Tal it Showers. Suzanne Ryce of Charleston teaches them.
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TV Point Pleasant
Teasant
Sue Ellen
Beau Sheriizer
WSAZ
Huntngton
H. T-Call
Beau
Robert Shertzer
Suzanne Ryce
Charleston
High School to Present Father Knows Best Comedy
Foint Pleasant announces a three act high school production titled Father Knows Best to be staged early in April. Director Mrs Lavenia Jackson says feasting will occur soon and the exact date is to be announced later. The play adapted by Kristan Sergel is based on the radio program created by Edward James.
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Foint Pleasant
Lavenia Jackson
Kristan Sergel
Edward James
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Ed Willams
Jake Weaver
Ralph Chase
Joe Guthrie
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Oleta Weaver
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College of
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Quick's
Legion
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P. E. Burt
Viand St
D. Krohler
Huntington
Loren Effer
Washington, D. C
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Walter Reed Hospital
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Helen Boddomer
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Elmer Plymale
Donald Brown
Donna Lynn
St. Albans
John A. Carpenter
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