Scouts Plan Point Pleasant Exposition at Armory
Point Pleasant district scouts announce a two session exposition April 6 in the West Virginia National Guard Armory. The event features 32 units, a 20 percent commission for all selling units, and a $1 ticket price emphasizing a family admission.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia National Guard
Carl Murray, Jr
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Milton W. Scott
Hibbs
Fred P. Schroder
Ordnance Co
M-G-M
Lambda Chi Omega donors and committees named at Moose Home
Pt Pleasant Society Lambda Chi Omega met at the Moose Home with president Mrs. W C Gilmour presiding. The group voted to donate 5 to the heart fund and appointed year committees led by Mrs Doris Head and others including public affairs education and membership. At next meeting new patroness Mrs J G F Johnson to be initiated. W L Sturgeon receives service ritual. Circle One Women of Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Earl Gibbs home with Bible study topics Our Goals and Nationalism versus Internationalism followed by Bringing People to Christ and a refreshment reception for listed members.
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Lambda Chi Omega
Moose Home
W. C. Gilmour
Heart Fund
Doris Head
Mary Pullins
Nina Haddox
Ethel Hartley
Lila Estes
Anna Lou Schroder
Bessie Wilson
Betsy Norvell
Christine Sibley
Lucille Getty
Eleanor Jackson
Fern Hartley
Neil Kennedy
Elaine Harper
Jean Doolittle
Constitution
Anna Schroeder
J. G. F. Johnson
Circle One
Presbyterian Church
Earl Gibbs
Simpson Court
George Appleman
Carter Franklin
Beale School PTA Discusses Talent Show Plans and Delinquency Talk
The Beale School PTA heard R E Forren of the State Police speak on juvenile delinquency and approved a May festival with Mrs John Gill as chair. Committees led by Mrs Kathryn Newell and Blaine Mohr prepared films, entertainment and snacks as Ninety five patrons from Trinity Methodist Church earned the attendance award.
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Beale School
PTA
R. E. Forren
Blaine Mohr
I. A. Blain
County Council Pta
Beech Hill
John Gill
Kathryn Newell
N. R. Wood
Christine Long
Charlotte Blain
Virginia Pyles
Mahala Jones
Banjo Invented in Banjoemas and Banjo Origin
The banjo is traced to Banjoemas Java in the mid-19th century and named from the village syllables. Mrs D M Harshbarger, visiting her son John Harshbarger in Indianapolis, will be accompanied home by her son Friday after a two week stay.
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Dixie McNeill
Ohio University
George Crawford
John McNeill
Marquette Ave
Alfred Toney
Lock 23
Racine
Mae Marie
Vallie Toney
Charleston Rd
G. J. Lambert
Tazewell
Jack Lambert
Banjoemas
Java
D. M. Harshbarger
John Harshbarger
Indianapolis
Ind
Wahama High Wins Drama Competition
Wahama High School won first place at the Region 7 high school drama festival held March 9 at Morris Harvey College. Scott High School placed second and Charleston High School third. Wahama advances to the state festival at West Virginia University.
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Mason—Wahama High School
Morris Harvey College
Scott High School
Madison
Charleston High School
Wahama
West Virginia University
Oliver Shurtleff
Jimmy Henderson
June Spencer
Bo McGlothlin
Jimmy Johnson
Eugine Rayburn
Ruth Sayre
Frank Capehart
Jr Deputies Plan Dance in Point Pleasant Benefit
Point Pleasant hosts the Junior Deputy Sheriff League benefit hall on April 6 at the Moose home. Proceeds fund clubs and facilities for the league’s 90 youths. Honorary chairs include Mayor Krodel and A. E. Thomas. Dance by George Charles orchestra runs 8 to midnight.
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Point Pleasant
Walter Rice
Eugene Ball
R. E. Forren
Ruth Harshbarger
Mark Harshbarger
Paul F. Woods
Earl C. Mohr
Mason County
C. J. Hyer
Carroll Casto
R. F. Musgrave
Auto Wrecked East of City on Route 35
Deputy Harshbarger investigated a wreck on Route 35 three miles east of Point Pleasant. Hubert Oscar Yost 29 Arbuckle driver of the car to Buffalo from Point Pleasant lost control at Steenbergen Hill and the car rolled over several times. Yost charged with hazardous driving. driver injured. 1952 four door car total loss. Also notes New York City Visitors Bureau receives many aid requests including an out of town visitor cited for staying in Central Park past curfew.
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Point Pleasant
Harshbarger
Mason County
Hubert Oscar Yost
Arbuckkle
Buffalo
Steenbergen Hill
Yost
New York City
City Reviews Assessments in Sewer Refund Discussion
City clerk Charles Musgrave reported that residents wrongfully charged for sewer service not on the line seek refunds. Mayor Krodel promised reimbursement to those wrongly assessed, while residents with septic tanks but on a city line would still be billed. Street Commissioner Hoyt Juiden will compile a list of non-line residents who must prove payment to obtain refunds.
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Point Pleasant
Charles Musgrave
B. W. Krodel
Carroll Casto
Hoyt Jiiden
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Pitt) Hyer
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Howard Yeager
Clifford Stumbo
A. Fay Wilson
Harold W. Kennedy
J. Dean Eisel
John Roberts
Max Tawney
Frank Harris
Mason
Jack Frey
New Haven
T. O. Grinstead
Robert L. Schaeffing
Miles Lang
Bidwell
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O. V. Knipp
W. E. Pierce
Frank Clarke
James W. Reese
Hemlock Grove
Ralph E. Carl
Olen D. Harrison
Kingsbury
George Hout, Jr
Pt. Pleasant Society
W. L. Sturgeon
Appleman
W. W. Kapp
William Burdette
W. Probert
H. A. Johnson
Hill
Oma Butcher
Jack Rogers
Mildred Bateman
Wallie Toney
Robert Rice
Minnie Linders
Trinity Methodist Church
A. A. Angle
Methodist Church of
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Miriam
Priscilla
Wahama High
Pierre Alidiere
Paris
City Reviews Assessments
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