Lutherans Break Ground for Parish House Chapel
Ground breaking for St. Peter's Lutheran Church chapel on Dix-San addition parish avenue will follow Sunday services. E H Gloss of Gallipolis chairs the building committee and will speak before the first spade turns. Watson Construction of Gallipolis is the low bidder.
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St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Dix-San
E. H. Gloss
Gallipolis
Paul Bergstresser
Dix-San’s
Jackson and
2Nd St
Watson Construction of
Engagement Announced For Wooajea Mountain State College Couple
The engagement of Brewanna La Pleasant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton L Wooajea Mountain State College of 2211 Jefferson Avenue Parkersburg is announced. She works in Somerville and Hyer is handling the approaching marriage with attorney Littlepige acting on behalf of the family. Her fiancé is George R. Plants son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Plants of Gallipolis High School. He is a graduate and is with the United States Navy stationed in Kingsville Texas. Wedding plans are incomplete.
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Thornton L. Wooajea
Jefferson Avenue
Parkersburg
Somerville
Hyer
Littlepige
Point
Brewanna
Plants
George R. Plants
Ate
Gallipolis High School
Gilbert Plants
Gal
United States Lpotis
Ohio
Navy
Kingsville
Inna
Point Texas
Plete
4H Club Agent Speaks at Rotary Dinner in Point Pleasant
4H club agent Russell Priddy addressed the Rotary Club at the Moose Home on National 4H Week and county 4H work. An officers nominating committee led by Dr. James Moore was appointed, and a prepayoff dinner is set for March 21 with the Gallipoli Club as guest. Lawrence Mohr reports.
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Point Pleasant
Miami County
Russell Priddy
Rotary Club
Moose
James Moore
Gallipoli
Priddy
Mason County
South Side
Gallipolis
Moose Home
Lawrence Mohr
Pleasants Jailed for Breaking and Entering Cabin
James Walker Jr 18 of Gallipolis was sent to the grand jury after arraignment before Justice A M Goodwin on a breaking and entering charge. He allegedly entered Jake Moore’s Gallia county summer cabin on February 1 and took an outboard motor before being arrested by Gallipolis police. Weekend chairman of the arrangements committee is, with him, Jack Fruth John McNeill Jud son Brake and President Fred Norris. Rotarian Clifford Dunn will represent Point Pleasant Ripley and Spencer high schools at the Rotary World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati Friday and Saturday.
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Oint Pleasant
James Walker, Jr
Gallipolis
Red
Justice of the Peace
A. M Goodwin
Iker
Jake Moore
Jack Fruth
John McNeill
Judson Brake
Fred Norris
Point Pleasant
Clifford Dunn
Point Pleasant Ripley
Spencer
Rotary
World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Lion ordered out of town after bite at city hall
Los Angeles lion King a four months old pet owned by John Shinners caused a bite on Animal Regulation Dept employee Miss Sylvia Thorne. Animal Commissioner Richard Bonner upheld a prior ruling requiring the lion leave the city within 15 days. Thorne received minor injuries.
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Los Angeles
King
City Hall
Sylvia ‘Thorne
Animal Regulation Dept
John Shinners
Richard Bonner
Miss Thorne
Bonner
Local Boy Nominated to U S Air Force Academy
Robert Clark, 1 year old son of Mrs Mae Clark of Viand Street Point Pleasant, nominated to the USAF Academy at Colorado Springs by Regional Congressman Burnie. Clark, born in Gallipolis in 1958, later lived in Nitro Huntington and Gallipolis Ferry before Point Pleasant, would join West Virginia students competing for one of the state seats and would attend the second class beginning in late spring at Lowry Air Force Base.
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Point Pleasant
Robert Clark
Mae Clark
Viand St
U. S Air Force Academy
Strowry Air Force Base
Colo
MG. “Banie Burnie
Usaf Academy
Young Clark
Point Pleasant High School
Gallipolis
West Virginia
Nitro
Huntington
West
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