Easter Seal Funds Provide Mason County Services Support
Contributions in 1959 Easter Seal drive funded the Mason County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. One hundred four students took part in speech clinics, 50 receiving six weeks of therapy, with hopes for a full-time therapist. A wheelchair funded a local loan closet. two crippled children attended Camp Horseshoe. hearing evaluations are underway in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hyre
Point Pleasant
Mason County Society For
Mason County
Marilyn Broom
Camp Horseshoe
Mason County Society
Easter Seal Society
Dairy Congress at Univ Farm April 2 in West Virginia
The West Virginia University Dairy Science Club will sponsor the annual Dairy Congress at 1 30 p m April 2 at the University Dairy Farm in Point Pleasant. Four showmanship classes Aryshire Guernsey Holstein and Jersey and an open class will be judged by the audience. A judge's criteria demonstration will be shown. Dean Roy M Kottman and Dr I D Porterfield will contest a milking contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia University Dairy Science Club
University Dairy Farm
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
Sealed bids for repairs and painting at Athens Ohio post office
Sealed bids for repairs and painting at the U S Post Office Athens Ohio are due May 2 1960 at 2 00 P M CST in Room 575 U S Courthouse Chicago Illinois and will be publicly opened there Information on bidding documents is available from General Services Administration Region 5 and the Custodian of the building project Also notices about a separate bid for a new grader are included with bids due April 5 1960 and bid opening April 15 1960 in Lodi Township Trustees Guysville Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Post Office
Athens
Ohio
C.S.T
D.S.T
U. S. Courthouse
Chicago
General Services Administration
Region
U U. S
Illinois
Lodi
Howard Flanders
Rt. 1
Guysville
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
The State of Ohio Athens County Sheriff's sale of real estate in Waterloo Township set for Thursday April 14 1960 at 1 30 P M at the East door of the Court House Athens Ohio. Two tracts totaling about 85 acres include coal rights and mineral reservations with various exceptions and conveyances. Premises appraised at 100 dollars and must be sold for at least two thirds of that amount. SHIELDS Sheriff Athens County Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens County
Kincade
Mile Six
Athens
Waterloo
Towit
Hocking Mining Company
P. B. Lightfritz
Harrison Six
Elston Mack
Harrison
C. A. Pinkley
di Shields
Celanese Plant Awards Safety Honors for 1959
Celanese Chemical Company Point Pleasant plant manager T Ross announced that all employees received safety awards for 1959. The plant tied for first in safety among Celanese plants, with 769 days and 546,838 manhours worked without a lost time accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
S. T. Ross
Celanese Chemical Company
Meeting of 4 H Leaders in Point Pleasant
Eighteen 4 H leaders assistants adult counselors and extension agents attended the monthly Leaders Association meeting in Point Pleasant. President Thomas Williams presided as revisions to the constitution were discussed and approved plans for May 26 round-up day were set. Attendees included Mrs Bryan Greenlee Jr Mrs Russell Lee Mrs Dennis Roush Jr Lucky Star Club Charles B Sperow Old Town Mountaineers George Keener Busy Bee and others with county agent William Gregory and Janet Wallace 4 H Club agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Bryan Greenlee, Jr
Russell Lee
Dennis Roush, Jr
The
Lucky Star Club
Charles B. Sperow
Old Town Mountaineers
George Keener
Busy Bee
John Priddy
Spaghetti Dinner Set Saturday By Leon PTA
Leon PTA will sponsor a spaghetti dinner at the school Saturday evening. Serving starts at 5 p m. Tickets cost 1 for adults and a reduced price for children. Carry out orders available for those bringing containers. Proceeds support a community center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Pta
Point Pleasant
Local loan office hires two clerks from city offices
Mrs. Lester Hudson accepts a position at the building and loan company in Point Pleasant after previously working in the circuit clerk’s office. Mrs. Richard Humphrey also assumes a clerical post in the same office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lester Hudson
Building and Loan Co
Hudson
Circuit
Richard Humphrey
Miss Nancy Flesher Weds Herman Ohlinger At New Haven EUB
Miss Nancy Flesher and Herman Ohlinger married March 1 at 7 p m in New Haven EUB Church with Rev. Robert E. Dille officiating. Attendants included maid Marlene Scholl and bridesmaids Sandra and Tanya Newsom of Charleston. The couple's families and church members attended a reception in the church educational building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Flesher
Herman Olinger
Donald Ohlinger
New Haven
W. Va
EUB Church
Robert E. Dille
Harry Layne
Ruth Sayne
Sabrina
Marlene Scholl
Pomeroy
Ohio
Sandra
Tanya Newcomer
Charleston
Taper
Dianna Bostic
Sharry Flesher
Jan Snyder
Columbus
Jerry Carroll
Pete Ohlinger
John David Morgan
4 H Members Talk About Getting Along
Regular meeting of 4 H charters and pre charters covered themes on maturity dating and family roles. Attendees included Dee Anderson Paula Maynard Judy Turner Caralet ta Barker Pauletta Bennett Pamela Cottril Jackie Capehart Claudia Zerkle Connie Cottrill Janie Osher Diana Crump Suzanna Crump Nancy Fowler Mary Lou Garland Mary Priddy Ann Williams Gerald Rood Edwin Roush Randall Roush and Mervin Roush Billie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dee Anderson
Paula Maynard
Gerald Rood, Jr
Edwin Roush
Randall Roush
Mervin Roush
Hill Billie
Hostesses Named for Benefit Bridge Tourney
O. B. Meadows announces hostesses for bridge parties at their homes from this week through Easter Sunday. Named are Mrs. Carroll Casto Mrs. George Heater Mrs. Charles Stone Mrs. Charles Hyer Mrs. Ralph Crump Mrs. F. E. Skidmore Mrs. Wallace Budette Mrs. George A. Biggs Mrs. Carl Adler Mrs. Rush Krodel Mrs. P. A. Penley Mrs. Milford Mowery Mrs. William Buffington and Mrs. O. B. Meadows. A participation fee funds the Mason County Crippled Children and Adult Society. those interested in hosting or playing should contact Mrs. Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
O. B. Meadows
Carroll Casto
George Heater
Charles Stone
Charles Hyer
Ralph Crump
F. E. Skidmore
Wallace Budette
George A. Biggs
Carl Adler
Rush Krodel
P. A. Penley
Milford
Point Pleasant Clinic NotesAdmitted and Discharged List
Admitted John Campbell Hogsett Mrs John Wallace Apple Grove Discharged A L Totman Chesterhill Ohio Curtis F Riffle Leon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Hogsett
John Wallace
Apple Grove
A. L. Totman
Chesterhill
Ohio
Curtis F. Riffle
Leon
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes
John Lines of Carpenter Ohio Timi Damron of Point Pleasant Mrs Tenry Ohlinger of Letart W E Upton of Leon Louise Kimberling of Leon Mrs Artie Reuter of Pomeroy Ned Armstrong of New Haven Mrs Fern Safford of New Haven Larry Rife of Gallipolis Cindy and Candy Cramer of Ravenswood Mrs Paul Riggs and daughter of New Haven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lines
Carpenter
Ohio
Timi Damron
Point Pleasant
Tenry Ohlinger
Letart
W. E. Upton
Leon
Louise Kimberling
Artie Reuter
Pomeroy
Ned Armstrong
New Haven
Fern Safford
Larry Rife
Gallipolis
Cindy
Candy Cramer
Ravenswood
Paul Riggs
Crippled Childrens Society Topic At Kiwanis Meeting
Two Mason County Crippled Childrens and Adults Society representatives will present their story at this week’s Kiwanis Club gathering. Speakers are Mrs. Bill Buffington and Mrs. Milford Mowrey. Bill Gilmour oversees the program at 6 15 p m at the Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Crippled Childrens and Adults Society
Kiwanis Club
Moose Home
Bill Buffington
Milford Mowrey
Bill Gilmour
Two WV Schools Entered In Monday Night Break-Ins
West Virginia State Police reported two school break-ins discovered Tuesday morning. Beale School in Gallipolis Ferry was entered by breaking a glass door. a record player and candy were taken. Mason Grade School was entered by breaking a window. two cans of meat were stolen.
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West Virginia
Beale
Gallipolis Ferry
Mason Grade School
Arrest totals in 1958 rise across large cities
The year 1958 saw 2,340,004 arrests reported in municipalities with populations over 2,500, reflecting broad enforcement data across major urban centers. The figures summarize statewide and citywide policing outcomes without detailing individual agencies.
Gullys Celebrate NIT Honor at Point Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gully, Jr. receive a notable honor from the NIT, marking a distinguished moment for the Point Pleasant family in this local society note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
S. J. Gully, Jr
Bible Study and club meetings listed for Pt Pleasant area
The Pt Pleasant calendar lists a 1 30 p m Bible study by the Women's Society of Christian Service at Trinity Methodist Church with Mrs Miles T Epling of Gallipolis. Kiwanis meets 6 15 p m at the Moose Home. A Friday record hop by the American Legion runs 7 30 10 30 p m at the Legion Home on Viand Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Trinity Methodist Church
Miles T. Epling
Gallipolis
Kiwanis Club
Moose Home
American Legion
Legion
Viand Street
Homemade sauce with horseradish for corned beef hash
Add prepared horseradish and Worcestershire to the catsup or chili sauce you plan to serve with corned beef hash. A simple swap from a regular seafood sauce yields a sharp, tangy homemade condiment.
Watchmakers Meet State Association Board in Point Pleasant
The West Virginia State Watchmakers Association met Saturday at Gene Ball's Restaurant in Point Pleasant to discuss business from the regular monthly meetings held every fourth Friday in Charleston. The Point Pleasant gathering was open to all watchmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Methodist Bake Sale Set For Saturday in Point Pleasant
St. Paul Methodist Church hosts a bake sale at Evan's Grocery in Point Pleasant starting at 11 a.m. Proceeds support new church carpeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
St. Paul
Fraction to decimal: one sixty fourth equals .0156
The fraction 1/64 converts to the decimal .0156. This tiny value represents one part in sixty four of a whole.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Univ. Farm
Roy M. Kottman
I. D. Porterfield
University’s
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Home Economics
Celanese Co
Leaders’ Association
Mr. Ohlinger
MR. and
Mrs. Ohlinger
4-H
Point Pleasant Clinic
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Crippled Childrens Society
Biggs’ Dept
Post Office
Handy Carton
S. J. Gully
S. J. Gully, III
Gene Ball
Sharon Bragg
Pam Buffington
Susan, Carey
Sharon Krebs
Marie Mohr
Carol Schneers
Larry Bragg
Billy Hamm
Danny Goebel
Tommy Kirk
Petie Panteloukas
Gary Rea
Tommy Ross
Ronnie Safford
Mrs. Gully, Jr
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