4-H Presents Program At Area PTA Confab
New Haven PTA hosts its monthly meeting with devotions and special music. Bend Hustlers 4-H Club members present a program including safety talks, a bicycle inspection, car safety skit, and various demonstrations, while nominating committee is appointed.
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New Haven
PTA
Robert Herndon
Karen Greene
Barbara Marshall
Paul Powell
Jack Needs
William Russell
Richard Pfiffner
Nelson Roush
Gilbert
Bend Hustlers 4H
West Virginia
Harriett Layne
Archetta Hayes
Becky Burris
Gail Miller
Leah Ann Miller
John Bumgarner
June
Jean Bumgarner
Cozy Cooke
Connie Haggerty
Allen
Joy Smithson
Sheryl Bumgarner
Mason County Land Transfers Highlight Property Shifts
Mason County recorded a series of real estate transfers across districts. Transfers include Roush to Roush and Call to Call, Stowers to Stowers, Nelson, War tenburg, and Thomas families among numerous others moving parcels to new owners. Several deals involve local businesses and banks as buyers or holders.
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Marvin
Jo Ann Roush
Graham
Ottie
Edna Roush
John
Wanda Wedge
Everett
Alpha Wedge
J. L
Lucy Wedge
Elvin
Frances Wedge
Lewis
Ernest
Patricia Call
Paul Stowers
City of
Point Pleasant
Regina Stowers
William
Georgia Spears
Hannan
Herbert
Bessie Nelson
Jackson
Janice Roush
Jeard
Jean Krebs
Roush and Krebs
William Filson
Maysil
Frank Forshee
Clendenin
Daniel
Patricia Forshee
Evangeline J. Glover
Boyd
Ruth Meadows
Charles
Delores Love
H. E
Marjorie Fruth
Mary
Paul Hayden
Hartford
Doris
Betty Jarves
James
Lena Robinson
Lincoln
Judy Bush
Floyd
Naomi Muncy
Thomas
Daisy Leport
Lester
Sylvia Leport
Elson
Stella Leport
Arbuckle
Eva Leport
Clonch
C. M
Nellis Hill
Melvin
Rose Hill
Wade
Mary Rollins
Cooper District
Epaminondas
Reca Rollins
Missionary Group Elects New Officers In New Haven
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God met at Mrs. David Fields Jr. home to elect new officers including President Mrs. David Fields Jr. and Director of Stewardship Mrs. Iva Capehart. The State Convention set for April 10–11 in South Charleston W Va will feature the theme Patterns of Things to Come. Participants in the evening program were Mrs. James Bell Mrs. Raymond Fields Mrs. David Fields and Raymond Fields.
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New Haven
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God
David Fields Jr
The
Women’s Missionary Society
Fifth Ave
First Church of God
South Charleston
W. Va
Iva Capehart
William Gibbs
Dexter Erwin
Edwin Hudson
Marjorie Brinker
Wyllis Davis
James Bell
Raymond Fields
David Fields
Youth Sing For Legion Birthday Fest
NEW HAVEN The American Legion Post 140 held their annual Birthday dinner at the Legion Hall. The Auxiliary prepared and served the meal. A musical program featured Karen Greene Barbara Marshall Sandra Marshall Judy Lathey Kathy and Debbie Sayre and others performing songs. Babe Ruth hit 714 career home runs across the Yankees Red Sox and Braves.
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New Haven
American Legion Post 140
Legion Hall
Paul B. Powell
Karen Greene
Barbara Marshall
Sandra Marshall
Judy Lathey
Barbara
Kathy
Debbie Sayre
Buddy
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
Cantata Set By Church at Trinity Methodist
An Easter choir cantata titled Our Mighty Lord by John E. Boalt will be presented Sunday morning at 10 30 at Trinity Methodist Church Cantata features baptism and reception of new members The Rev L Curtis Saville will speak on Tapers to the Dawn Sunday evening at 7 30 the pastor will deliver The Victory of Joy
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Point Pleasant
John E. Boalt
Trinity Methodist Church
L. Curtis Saville
Credit Managers Meet At Point Hospital
Tri-State Association of Hospital Credit Managers to hold April 2 meeting at Pleasant Valley Hospital. About 40 to 50 attendees expected with an 11 am panel discussion Blue Cross Coverage in Your Area followed by Q and A and a 12:30 pm luncheon. Afternoon includes a problem clinic moderated by James Saxton. panelists include James Dorn D L Behrene W B Chapman B J Burke.
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Point Pleasant
Silas A. McCullough
Margaret Ambergey
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Tri - State Association of Hospital Credit Managers
Pleasant Valley
James Saxton
James Dorn
Columbus
Central Hospital Service
D. L. Behrene
Cincinnati
Hospital Care Corp
W. B. Chapman
Louisville, Ky
Blue Cross Hospital Plan, Inc
B. J. Burke
Huntington
Blue Cross Hospital Service, Inc
Food To Be Donated By Legion Auxiliary
NEW HAVEN The American Legion Auxiliary Post 140 held a regular meeting with 12 members present. They decided to donate a basket of food to a Hartford family. Two new junior members Kathy and Linda Roush were welcomed. The group seeks five more members to reach 61. The Spring Conference was set for May 17 in Huntington.
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New Haven
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Hartford
Kathy
Linda Roush
Huntington
Bake Sale Promised by St Augustine Altar and Ro sary Society
New Straitsville residents hear of a bake sale to be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Hartman's Hardware Store. Community members and visitors are listed as attending and visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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NEW _ STRAITSVILLE
St. Augustine Altar and Rosary Society
Hartman’s Hardware
Keith Nelson
Dayton
Edna Rawlins
Margaret Beattie
Bess Davis
New Lexington
Isabella McDonald
Grace Leake
Mae Dawley
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Delbert McCartney
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Evadena Buck
Sara Jean Gaskins
Ohio Valley Bank
G. K. and
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