Point Pleasant Students Attend Morgantown Conference
Four Point Pleasant High School students Glenville Jewell Otho Newell Cecil Higgin Botham and Frank Buster Biffle plus their principal Robert H Ferguson attended a weekend student leadership conference in Morgantown. More than 300 people joined meetings from Friday to Sunday including a dance at Mountain Lair a basketball game at the field house worship services at Moore Hall and campus activities guided by Eddie Sommer of Southside.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Robert H. Ferguson
Morgantown
Glenville Jewell
Otho Newell
Cecil Higgin- Botham
Frank Buster Biffle
Mountain Lair
University Student Union
Duke Ellington
Field House
Washington and Lee
West Virginia University
YWCA
YMCA
Moore Hall
Eddie Sommer
Southside
DAR Endorses Red Cross Fund Drive in Point Pleasant
DAR chapter leaders announce national Society endorsement of the Red Cross fund drive. Mrs. Edward Biddle names Mrs. S C Wilhelm as DAR chairman and Mrs. Holly Simmons as liaison to the Red Cross to attend all Red Cross and civilian defense meetings.
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Point Pleasant
American Red Cross
Edward Biddle
Charles Lewis
DAR
National Society
Red Cross
James B. Patton
Columbus
Biddle
S. C. Wilhelm
Jefferson Blvd
Holly Simmons
Mrs. Earle Heinlein Released From Hospital
New Plymouth resident and Messenger correspondent Mrs. Earle Heinlein was discharged from Hocking Valley Hospital on February 25 after major surgery.
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New Plymouth
Earle Heinlein
Hocking Valley Hospital
Heinlein
the Messenger
Nine Arrests Reported In Week End Operations
Nine individuals were arrested in the weekend by county and city officers in Point Pleasant. Raymond Fooce of Gallipolis faced intoxication charges and was jailed by Deputy J Gary Kapp, with Lewis Wamsley also arrested for intoxication by Hoyt Jiuden and T F Yost. Additional intoxication arrests included Ellis Williams James Lewis Theodore Smith Albert Smith and John Davis by Deputy Kapp. Irene Casey secured on a peace warrant by Constable James Stewart and Raymond Smith charged with intoxication by Deputy Griff Durbin Sr.
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Point Pleasant
Raymond Fooce
Gallipolis
J. Gary Kapp
Lewis Wamsley
Hoyt Jiiden
T. F. Yost
Kapp
Ellis Williams
James Lewis
Theodore Smith
Albert Smith
John Davis
Irene Casey
James Stewart
Henderson
Raymond Smith
Griff Durbin, Sr
New Church Established in College Hill Area
A non-denominational church is established in the College Hill community on Lower Five Mile in a building that formerly served as a school. The College Hill school house and lot were bought at public auction with borrowed funds and local contributions, clearing debt and leaving funds for an organ and paint. Evelyn Burrows conducts services. Darius Wetherholt is superintendent with Grace Glover as assistant superintendent.
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Point Pleasant
College Hill
Lower
Five Mile
Evelyn Burrows
Darius Wetherholt
Grace Glover
Birthday honors for Judy Jenkins hosted by Lahoma Jenkins
Mrs Lahoma Jenkins hosted a party for her 13 year old daughter Judy. Guests included the Koster family Patty Burns Janet West Shirley Benedict Woodruff Decore Kinsel Folk Eichel Spray Wright Nelson Mrs Ted Jenkins Pearl Butsko Terry Butsko Richards Janet Toki Beddow Jenkin s Judy and Jane Sharp Hemlock Diane Hamrick Corning Nina Kayle Hemlock and other friends.
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Congo
Lahoma Jenkins
Judy
Koster
Patty Burns
Janet West
Shirley Benedict
Mary
Helen Woodruff
Shirley Decore
Doona Kinsel
Mary Folk
Mona Eichel
Rita
Jean Spray
Mary Ellen Wright
Mary Margaret Nelson
Ted Jenkins
Pearl Butsko
Terry Butsko
Myra
Myrna Richards
Janet Toki
Mahel
Mason County Land Transfers Highlight Local Deeds
A series of property transfers in Mason County records transfers include Joseph C. Shuler to Carl J. Reynolds for a house and lot in Country Club Addition and Martha Benson to Leonard and Mildred Noble for lots in Heck Addition Lewis District. Other deeds cover tracts in Mason Waggener and Graham districts with multiple buyers and parcels across Clendenin and Point Pleasant along with unions of heirs and trustees involving United Mine Workers and family stutlers.
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Joseph C
Bonnie M. Shuler
Carl J. Reynolds
Country Club
Martha Benson
Leonard T
Mildred EF. Noble
Heck
Lewis
A. E. Blake
Harry Johnson
William van Meter
United Mine Workers of American
Norman Co
Blanche Wein
Mason
Waggener
B. B. Pearson
Hughie
Rita Frances Leport
Clendenin
Union District
Lettie H
Edward A. Waller
Annabell Fluellen
Lewis G. Fluellen
Theodore Green
Ford
Point Pleasant
Norma Craig
Hattie Borden
Forrest Borden
Katherine Liggon
David Liggon
Jesse F
Neva Janet Norvell
Vitus Hartley, Sr
Minnie Hartley
Style Show Rehearsals Planned by Junior Woman's Club
Rehearsals for the upcoming style show hosted by the Junior Woman's Club will take place Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the junior high school auditorium. The show is set for next Friday with merchants models and committee chairs urged to attend. Practice starts at 6 30 p.m.
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Point Pleasant
Junior Woman's Club
North Dakota House defeats bill to outlaw dancing in the dark
In Bismarck, the North Dakota House rejected a Senate passed measure to ban dancing in the dark. Supporters said it echoed a 1925 law requiring bright lighting in dance halls while opponents argued it would prevent patrons from drinking unnoticed on the floor.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
House
Senate
Miss Marlene Hasler Bride Elect Honored In Shower
Pt Pleasant social notes report a miscellaneous shower for Miss Marlene Betty Hasler bride elect of John William Platt Jr of Parkersburg. Decorations featured blue and yellow with a decorated umbrella and snapdragons daffodils and irises. A Wahama High School student will play piano selections.
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Marlene Betty Hasler
John William Platt, Jr
Parkersburg
Don Metz
Pleasant St
Clarence Hasler
J. W. Burdette
Harold Adams
Elmer Gr
Ing
Wahama High School
Peter H. Steenbergen, Jr
Bartow Jones
A. R. Ripley
Clifford Dunn
Heights EUB Church class to meet Tuesday evening
The Christian Builders Sunday School class of Heights EUB Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. Robert Hamm, president, will preside over a brief business session. Ralph Bennington is named program chairman.
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Christian Builders
Heights
EUB Church
Robert Hamm
Ralph Bennington
Leon Methodist Church WSCS Meeting
The WSCS of the Leon Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 p m at the church. A non religious dinner will be served following the meeting.
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WSCS
The
Leon Methodist Church
Women of the Moose Plan Tuesday Meeting
The Women of the Moose will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Moose Home to discuss plans and activities.
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of the
Moose
AAUW Annual Meeting March 9 in Gallipolis
The Point Pleasant branch of the American Association of University Women holds its annual open dinner meeting at the Farmer's Hotel in Gallipolis on Monday March 9 at 6 30 p m. Exchange teacher Miss Bernadine Bess of St Albans will speak about her Wales teaching experiences introduced by AAUW president Mrs F W Quillin. The program includes a musical portion.
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Point Pleasant
American Association of University Women
Farmer’s Hotel
Gallipolis
Wales
Bernadine Bess
St. Albans
Miss Bess
AAUW
F. W. Quillin
Charlottesville visitors and local hospital notes
Mrs. Dallas Wilfong Jr and her son Dallas II of Charlottesville are visiting her in laws at 115 English Street. Harry Stanley of Henderson is a patient at Holzer Hospital with his wife critically ill at home for several weeks.
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Dallas Wilfong, Jr
Dallas, II
Charlottesville
D. G. Wilfong
English St
Harry Stanley
Henderson
Holzer Hospital
Henderson Resident Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ann Jeffers of Henderson will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Vaught Memorial Methodist Church. She died Saturday at Holzer Hospital after a week's illness. born August 9 1875 in Hartford, she lived in Mason County all her life. She is survived by two daughters, a son, two brothers, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial at Suncrest Cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Point Pleasant
Vaught Memorial Methodist Church
Sarah Ann Jeffers
Henderson
Jeffers
Holzer Hospital
Hartford
Mason County
Vaught Church
Charles Jeffers
Rufus Casto
Harry Eckels
Suncrest Cemetery
Emory Litchfield
Winfield Road
Bessie Barnette
Erma Clench
Emory
Jack Lines
Jacob Lines
New Castle
Bud Lanier
Ed MccCullogh
Delbert Clench
Fannie Litchfield
Lawrence Litchfield
George Daylong
Venice's Arterial Waterways Not Manmade Canals
Venice sits on 117 small islands connected by bridges with waterways formed by natural estuaries of the Adriatic Sea rather than artificial canals. The city’s famed watery avenues arise from its lagoon environment and tidal channels.
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Venice
Adriatic Sea
Students Tour Holzer Hospital
Two Point Pleasant High School students exploring medical careers were taken on a hospital tour by Dr. Charles Holzer Jr. at Holzer Hospital on Saturday. Raymond Musgrave aims to study medicine and Bill Kenny dentistry. Dr. Holzer outlined profession requisites and noted medical schools nationwide.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Holzer Hospital
Charles Holzer, Jr
Raymond Musgrave
Bill Kenny
Holzer
Nibert Rites Held at Pleasant Ridge Church
Funeral services for Missouri Henry Nibert of Gallipolis Ferry were held Sunday at Pleasant Ridge Church with Rev. D M Dorsey officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. pallbearers named were Chester Workman Leroy Nibert Robert Nibert Frank Yester Dewaine Northup and Darius Northup.
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Nibert
Point Pleasant
Missouri
Henry Nibert
Gallipolis Ferry
Pleasant Ridge
D. M. Dorsey
Church Cemetery
Chester Workman
Leroy Nibert
Robert Nibert
Frank Yester
Dewaine Northup
Darius Northup
Washington DC Welcomes Over 1.5 Million Visitors Annually
Washington DC proves a major magnet as the capital draws more than 1,500,000 visitors each year. The steady influx underscores the city’s prominence as a national hub for tourism and history.
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Washington, D. C
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