National 4 H Celebration Slated By Mason Clubs
More than 400 boys and girls and 120 adults from Mason County join about 34 000 4 H'ers statewide in National 4 H Club Week observances March 4 to 11. 4 H members will appear on WSAZ TV program Down on The Farm at 7 30 p m Saturday hosted by John R Heiskell. A 4 H West Virginia show will air on seven stations, with local viewing set for 4 30 p m March 11 on WHTN WCHS TV and WTAP TV. The Athens Messenger will sponsor a 4 Week edition March 7.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
WHTN
Huntington
Wchs-Tv
Charleston
Wtap-Tv
Parkersburg
Athens Messenger
Clothing Construction Class Offered at Point Pleasant High
Mason County Adult Education expands its popular sewing program with a clothing construction course. Beginning Wednesday at 7 p m the class meets weekly for eight weeks in the home economics building with Mrs Grant Stanley teaching the bishop method summer dress project. Free course with a small enrollment fee.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Grant Stanley
Point Pleasant High School
Forest Fire Season Opens in West Virginia
Conservation Officer Miles Durst announces the spring forest fire season runs March 1 to May 31. Burning is allowed 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. with strict supervision and total extinguishment required. Farmers may obtain a free permit to burn outside the hours if needed.
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Point Pleasant
Miles Durst
West Virginia
Portland Dinner Guests Visit Throughout
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Ours included Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ours of Huntington and Mrs. Van McDade. Ralph Rucker and family from Charleston visited George Compston. Van McDade returned from Michigan with relatives Gilbert McDade. Earl Wells and Wilma spent the weekend with son Gene Wells in Dearborn, Michigan.
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Portland
Eber Ours
Gerald Ours
Huntington
van McDade
Ralph Rucker
Charleston
George Compston
Michigan
Inlaw
Gilbert McDade
Earl Wells
Wilma
Mrs
Gene Wells
Dearborn, Mich
Club Leaders Train On Oldsters In Family Theme
Home demonstration agent Miss Wanda Stemple led a leaders training meeting to prepare for the March lesson. Attendees included Mrs. C. E. McCulloch, Mrs. John Gill, Mrs. C. B. Thompson, Mrs. Betty White, Mrs. C. W. Jewell, Mrs. Gladys Hart, Mrs. Louise Folmer, Mrs. Roy Kincaid, Mrs. A. P. Roush, and Mrs. John Gill.
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Leaders Point Pleasant
Wanda Stemple
C. E. McCulloch
John Gill
C. B. Thompson
Betty White
C. W. Jewell
Gladys Hart
Louise Folmer
Roy Kincaid
A. P. Roush
Japan Topic For First Grade Girls at Central School
First grade students at Central School study Japan in social studies and display ceremonial dolls brought from Japan. They will observe Girls Day on Friday and invite other first grades and teachers to view the dolls. The article notes the Festival of the Dolls and contrasts ceremonial dolls with household toys. Boys will celebrate Boy's Day on May 5.
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Point Pleasant
Central School
Japan
Central
Plans Completed for March 3 Wedding
Miss Linda Cottrill daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Lee Cottrill and Charles Edward Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Worthy Rogers have completed plans for their March 3 wedding. The open church wedding will be at 7 45 p m at Heights EUB Church with Rev Roy McCoy officiating a double ring ceremony. An open reception will follow in the church social room.
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Point Pleasant
Linda Cottrill
Clair
Lee Cottrill
Ohio River Road
Charles Edward Rogers
Worthy Rogers
West Columbia
the Heights Eub Church
Roy McCoy
4-H Meeting Sparks Public Events in Point Pleasant
The Hill Billie 4-H Club will sponsor an annual public meeting at 8 p.m. Friday March 10 at the community building in Upper Flats. On March 14 the Busy Fours Club plans a public meeting with Mountain Flower PTA.
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Point Pleasant
Hill
Upper Flats
Mountain Flower Pta
Point Pleasant Man Recovering After Major Surgery
A. H. Roseberry of Point Pleasant Route 1 had major surgery at St. Marys Hospital Huntington on Wednesday. A family member reports he was in good condition last night.
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Point Pleasant
A. H. Roseberry
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Leaders Meet Postponed in Point Pleasant
A regular March 9 meeting of 4 H club leaders and councilors in Point Pleasant has been postponed and rescheduled for Friday March 17 at the Appalachian auditorium.
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Point Pleasant
Appalachian Auditorium
State Police Investigate Three Vehicle Mishaps
State Police investigated three accidents Tuesday in Point Pleasant amid icy roads. Jack W. Chamber 61 of Charleston struck a bank after sliding on Route 17 causing injuries and $400 damage. On Routes 2 and 87 Edward Miller 26 of Millwood was cited for loss of control after his car hit two other vehicles causing $600 damage. Guy Thomas Stewart 48 of West Columbia was cited for loss of control when his car struck a stopped truck on Route 62 and Lieving Road, with $400 damage.
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Point Pleasant
Jack W. Chamber
Charleston
Watts
Kenova
Guy Thomas Stewart
West Columbia
Ernest Leport Jr
Henderson
Route 62
Lieving Road
Workshops Scheduled for 4-H Sewing Sessions
Janet Wallace 4-H club agent says first year sewing project girls will take part in area workshops March 11 to 16 with theme Learning to Use Your Sewing Machine. March 11 meetings set in Wahama High School home economics room for county south area. March 18 at Point Pleasant High School home economics building. Regional advanced 4-H clothing school March 14 in Huntington at Anderson Necomb’s auditorium with Spice Variety in Your Wardrobe as theme. attendance open to third to sixth year sew ing project girls parents leaders and counselors.
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Point Pleasant
Janet Wallace
Wahama High School
Point Pleasant High School
Wallace
Anderson- Necomb
Huntington
Auto Victim Transferred After Route 33 Collision
Sidney Huddleston Jr., 33, of Mason, was moved from Pleasant Valley Hospital to Veterans Hospital in Huntington after a Tuesday evening crash on Route 33. Frances Weaver, 17, of New Haven, drove the northbound car that struck him. another northbound vehicle swerved to avoid him. Huddleston, a deckhand and father of seven, suffered a fractured leg and head, face, and elbow injuries. State Police did not file charges. his name was released after he recovered consciousness Wednesday.
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Point Pleasant
Sidney Huddleston Jr
Mason
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Huddleston
Frances Weaver
New Haven
Weaver
Sidney
Rose Huddleston
Point Pleasat
Zaleski Weekend Visits Refer to Local Families
Zaleski notes weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinney and Lisa of Indianapolis. Mrs. Pinney and Lisa plan to stay another week. The Tripp family of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Mary Tripp and relatives. Bert Daft and Laura Hooper also connected to Zaleski. Ethel Tripp returns to Hubert Beck home in Columbus. Funeral for Clara Edmundson held in Nelsonville. she was cousin of Rufus Thomas. Rev. William Thomas, long ago Zaleski pastor, was his brother. Mrs. Carl Irwin hospitalized at Sheltering Arms.
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Laura Hooper
Columbus
Crestview Manor
Ethel Tripp
Hubert Beck
Clara Edmundson
Nelsonville
Rufus Thomas
Zaleski
William Thomas
Zaleski Methodist Church
Carl Irwin
Sheltering Arms Hospital
D.H. LA Plans March Dinner and Meeting at Henderson School
D H LA will hold its annual dinner and membership meeting on March 9 at 7 30 p m at Henderson School. Pioneer Farm Women's Club will serve the dinner. Edsel Gainer assistant dairyman will speak after the association business and officer elections.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
D.H.I.A
Henderson School
Pioneer Farm Women’s Club
Edsel Gainer
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Stewart Holmes of Gallipolis welcome a daughter. Admitted Mrs Stewart Holmes of Gallipolis. Discharged Mrs Albert Roush of Letart. Mrs Mary Margaret Stanley of Point Pleasant. Mrs Ivan Miller of New Haven and daughter. Norman Hysell of Racine.
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Stewart Holmes
Gallipolis
Albert Roush
Letart
Mary Margaret Stanley
Point Pleasant
Ivan Miller
New Haven
Norman Hysell
Racine
St Patrick theme marks Guild luncheon at parish house
The Service Guild of Christ Episcopal Church in Point Pleasant observed a St Patrick's day themed luncheon and meeting at the parish house. Hostesses included Mrs. Marie Collins Mrs. Mae Kryder and Mrs. Henry Watson with Mrs. William Meade presiding and Mrs. George Hervey leading devotionals. Attending were Miss Reba Belale Mrs. Gail Faires Mrs. S C Wilhelm Mrs. Boyd Davis and others.
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Point Pleasant
Service Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
Marie Collins
Mae Kryder
Henry Watson
William Meade
George Hervey
Reba Belale
Gail Faires
S. C. Wilhelm
Boyd Davis
Copper as Monetary Standard in Ancient Egypt and Rome
The text notes that copper served as a monetary standard in ancient Egypt and in the early Roman Empire, indicating its role as a baseline value for trade.
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Egypt
Odrinex fat loss claim promises seven day results
Advertises ODRINEX as a nonprescription fat loss tablet with a seven day guarantee. Claims to suppress appetite without exercise or special foods and promises money back if not satisfied. Athens Pharmacy at 68S Court St sells it with mail orders available.
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Athens Pharmacy
Court St
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