Ohio Resources Director Cites Early-Day Speiling
Ohio Resources Director A W Marion told the Southeastern Ohio Region Council that timberlands have been denuded and watershed protection is gone. He warned that mineral resources are depleting and millions of acres should be reforested while new water impoundments offer regional opportunities. He noted optimistic signs in industrial development and referenced the Cooley Taber bill as a pollution control step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipolis
A. W. Marion
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Southeastern Ohio Region
Farmers Hotel
Hhad Lake
Gallia
George Haltinger
Marion
Eployes
Resources Department
Pied
Athens
Fines Levied After Patrol Arrests In Gallipolis
Gallia Municipal Court fined Jimmy Darrell Dyere 18 of Middleport Route 1 for speeding and improper rights with a 10 day license suspension and 5 dollars in costs. Wayne Newton Clark 23 of Gallipolis was fined 30 dollars with a 60 day license suspension for a hit and run from last Saturday evening. The report also mentions hospital staff and public figures presenting at a related event and a plan for a State Fair exhibit in 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jimmy Darrell Dyere
Middleport
Wayne Newton Clark
Lipolis
Hospital Files Formal Application for Mason County Hospital
The Mason County Hospital Corporation filed the first formal application with the State Health Director Dr. N H Dyer in Charleston. President Dr Jack Buxton and team including Ray Crank Dr James Moore and architect Harry Nay presented plot plans and preliminary sketches. Also at the meeting were Paul Bib director of the bureau of hospitals. no monetary transaction was required with the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason” County” Hospital Corporation
Fedor State Health
N. H. Dyer
Charleston
Jack Buxton
Ray Crank
James Moore
Harry Nay
Paul Bib
Bureau of Hospitals
Gallipolis Church Notices and Schedules
Church listings include ministers and service times for multiple denominations in Gallipolis and Rio Grande. Notable items cover Sunday schools at 9:15 to 9:45 a.m., morning worship at 10:30 a.m., evangelistic services in the evenings, and midweek prayer meetings. The roster cites Nazarene, Calvary Baptist, Simpson Chapel Methodist, First Presbyterian, Assembly of God, Baptist, Grace Methodist, Saint Peters Episcopal, First Baptist, Garfield Avenue, and Bidwell Church of God with respective pastors and event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesaay
Simpson Chapel
Methodist
Rio Grande
George Holcombe
First Presbyterian
Vinson H. Stebbins
Assembly of God
Robert Howard
Triedstone D. L. Latham
BYPU
Grace Methodist
P.M. Niswander
MYP
Junior
Garden of God
Ing
Grace
Caldwell
Ehurch School
A. D. Lusk
Chancel
Knights Templars
Rose Commandery No
Wilson
Grace Choir
Grace Guild
WSCS
Saint Peters Episcopal
David Thornberry
Henry Wise Hobson
First Baptist
W. H. Green
T. D. Bunyan
Bible School
Calvary
Garfield Avenue
Church of En
Bidwell Church of God
Mr. Satterfield
New Haven
Bachtel
Tom Hartford
Youth Fellowship
Smith
Brighton
Outer Branch
Walker
Brighton Methodist
Kermit Hypes
Point Pleasant
Isabelle Kiefer
Young People
Trinity Methodist
Alvin C. ‘Young
Tod Intermediate Fellowship
Trinity Choir
Loyd C. Wickers
Kiwanis Honorees Highlight Night at Moose Club
Kiwanis Club honored 18 members and charterPast presidents and chapter members were recognized with certificates and boutonnieres. Dr C E Roth spoke on world history as Mollie Wartenburg and Sue Modes were named Girls of the Month at Point Pleasant High School. Attendance reached about 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Home
C. E. Roth
Morris Harvey College
James T. Pusher
Joan C._Mutchinson
Oiver
C. H. Withers
Richard Siartaman
M. C. Clark
Lew Kooatt
John Brown
J. W. Lewis
Gallipolis
E. 8. Matheson
W. W. Riley
Je CR Roush
Muton Miler
Bauerle
EJ. Somerville
George ‘Somerville
Fritz Frey
William Buffington
Benjamin Franklin
Firls
Mollie” Wartenburg
Sue Modes
Point Pleasant
Dr. Roth
del Roth
Kiwanis Chub
Unclear local arrests and births in Gallia region
Fragmented report notes multiple arrests including a mail theft case in Gallipolis with an operator license issue and a failure to register vehicle. mentions a birth announced in Point Pleasant and abstracts approved by the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals for real property in Butler and Gallia counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Poral
Drevin
Aleomee Wert
Cale
Gallipolis
James Bumpus Sted
Second Ave
Pullman
Cole E. Dobson
Charleston
Cole
Jay Point Pleasant
Tommy Holland
Trail Park Drive
Joshua Thomas
Olland
Holzer
Columbus
Holland
Boy Scout Exposition Set For April 7 At Armory
About 400 boys and leaders from Mason Gallia Meigs District prepare for the second annual Boy Scout exposition at the National Guard armory Route 62 north of Point Pleasant. Exhibits from Cub Scout packs Scout troops and Explorers will compete for prizes with two public showings 2 30 to 4 30 pm and 7 30 to 9 30 pm. Admission 50 cents per person or 1 dollar per family.
Pleasant church notices outline weekly services
Point Pleasant churches list weekly schedules with multiple pastors and service times. Highlights include Main Street Baptist, Heights EUB, Henderson Methodist, Pilgrim Holiness, Seventh Day Adventist, Jordan Baptist, Christian Science at 315 Main, Catholic Sacred Heart, St Joseph Mason, St Pauls, and others detailing Sunday school times worships youth groups and midweek meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Eorth
Youth Fellowship
Heights
EUB
David L. Sayre
Junior Christian Endeavor
Henderson Methodist
J. A. la Parl
Pilgrim Holiness
Herbert Smith
Longfest
Seventh Day Adventist
John E. Hoffman
Rufus Casto
Graham
Hartford
Vatart
New Haven
Letart
Jordan Baptist
Haymond Kelly
Christian Science
Main St
Ray
John O” I Reilly
Sacred Heart
Point Pleasant
St. Paul's
T. W
St. Schuler, Jr
Joseph's of Mason
George Oiler
Cub Scouts Delve Into Secrets of the Deep Skit Night
In Point Pleasant the Ordnance Pack 258 cubs staged a deep sea themed program with dens presenting sea life skits and a submarine model. A fish quiz yielded Mrs. Lucille Cummings’s prize for top answers as cubs showcased Cubby the tin can figure and packed plans for an April armory booth and Birdhouse project. Bobcat pins were awarded to John Roberts and Tommy Ep ling. one year service pins went to multiple charter members including Bobby Rea and Roger Pancake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordanance
Den 3
Den 1
Lucille Cummings
Wandell Pancake
Middleport
Leon Bias
Armory
Ordnance Pack
John Roberts
Tommy Epling
Cubmaster Pancake
Bobby Rea
Roger Pancake
Joe Antal
Pat Cummings
Gary Rea
Lewis McDaniel
Bruce Epling
Roy Epling
Roy Woomer
Darrell Asbury
Maritime Traffic Rates Across District Tell Mixed Movements
In the canal district traffic report several vessels show mixed gains and losses by time stamps. Notable changes include the Marjelea up at Winfeld on the Kanawha River and multiple boats like William Pitt and Moran posting gains while others such as Beckford and Claude Tulley decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauiiuns
Dgram
Indiana
Shearer
Louisiana
Marjelea
Winfeld
Kanawha
William Pitt
Gona
Beckford
Moran
Inca
Claude Tulley
W. G. Hoagland
Kate
Lucas
Baby Lere
Stevenson
Northern Down
Bosworth Down
Marriage Licenses Listed for Point Pleasant Couples
Partial records show William Edmund Mayes and Pansy Sau Casto applying for marriage licenses in Point Pleasant. Harlan Cecil Mason of Charleston and Virginia Blenville of New Haven appear in the listings as applicant partners, with parent names noted as Charles and Lula Mason and Gordon and Eliza Cas respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Edmund Mayes
Henderson
Pansy Sau Casto
St. Hele
Frances
Robison Mayes
Ealey Ev
Lorena Bates
Harlan Cecil Mason
Sharleston
Virginia Blen “Inville
New Haven
Charles
Lula Mason
She
Tof Gordon
Eliza
Pleasant Sunday meetings at Trinity Methodist and WSCS groups
Pt Pleasant society reports on Sunday evening activities with the Primary Group studying Ameri can Indians and multiple WSCS circles at Trinity Methodist Church meeting in March and April plans. Members hosted refreshments and conducted devotional readings as circles discuss studies and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship of
Trinity Methodist Church
Randy Bias
Pamela Buffington
Marty Buffington
Ricki Holley
Linda Kay Mallette
Andy Wilson
Harriett Young
Johnny John Devault
Women's Society of Christian Service of Trinity
Methodist Church
Te Dorcas
D. L. Cottill
al Biggs
Robert Greer
WSCS
Pleasant St
Mary Circle
J. A. Blankenship
Peter Marshall
Lavin Young
Thapter
Miriam Circle
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Ohio Resources
India
Aaron
Ainena
Et al Generet
Eiwais
al Pandy
Wayne Foster
Holzer Hospital
Sarah Ann Jones
Barbara Scott
Elaine Sayre
Bernice Sheridan
Mr. Halfinger
John E. Halliday
Ohio Wildlife Council
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Barton Hall
Gan
D. C. Taber
Pioneer Farm Women's Club
Harold Sup Walen
Continuo
Uw Bata
Smate
Sai Totweary
Ted Head
Roar Nonier
Pauling Atkina
Gilles
Lahey” Smith
Gially Smith
Chauncey
Robert D. Binzer
Jackson Ave
Gallia County
Binzer
Kgger Creek
Tia Binzer
Alyce Binzer
Gallipolis Clinic
Kiwanians
Sar
INT Pleasant
Exhil
Judson Brake
Fay
Wuson
Carl Murray
Nelson Leach
Huntington Field House
Ashland
National Guard
Pt. Pleasant Church News
Main Street Baptist
Kenneth Handler
Robert Ray
Christ
Wilbur C. Dickson
Cub Scouts
Pt. Pleasant Society
George Kenny
Emma Wise
Mildred Ball
Clifford Dunn
Bertha Condee
Muss Florence Alexander
Priscilla Circle
Miss Conde
A. R. Ripley
D. MM. Harshbarger
T. J. Damron
Gane Craw
John Grass
Blanche Armstrong
C. A. Roush
Mt. Vernon Ave
Holer Howit
Camden Hogg
Florida
Homer Fisher
Daytona Beach
Fla
C. C. Miller
Spencer
Teir
Joe Barr
Ohieiver
Taber's
Kris Kringle Village Gift Shop
Kanauga
Ohio
Silver Bridge
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