Six Persons Fined On Charges Of Non Attendance Of Children
Six people appeared before Justice Roy Kincaid on non attendance of children in school and paid fines of 10 dollars plus costs. Others faced fines for drunkenness and traffic offenses, with several licenses revoked for six months. A group of four was placed under a 500 dollar peace bond for one year for related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justice of Peace
Roy Kincaid
John Allbright
West Columbia
Wilma Bennett
John Cheesebrew
Danny Kimbler
Charles King
Leon
Charles Trisler
Herbert M. Miller
Kenneth L. Stanley
Mason
James Lynn Long
Gallipolis Ferry
Beard N. Bonecutter
New Castle
Del
Charles M. Byus
Herbert Jones
Huntington
William FE. Kirker
James Stewart
Randall Allen Blaine
Gallipolis
Everett Rayburn
Point Fleasant
Pearl Bowling
Norma Spradling
Charleston
Roy Newell Jr
Chamber Board Welcomes SBA Move on Pleasant Point Resort
Point Pleasant Mason County Chamber of Commerce approves SBA steps toward reopening Pleasant Point Resort as a hotel. President Jack Fruth pressed SBA official Stephen Dunne for action and offered local help. Tom K Fisher resigns as VP. John Samsell elected to fill unexpired term. Committee appointed to advise on vacancy. work continues on a community improvement questionnaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Point Resort
Jack Fruth
Stephen D. Dunne
SBA
Fruth
Tom K. Fisher
John Samsell
Mason County
Howard Price
Forrest Clark
Herman Layne
Belva Farley
Gary Northup
Chamber
Dedication Of Tree By DAR In Tu-Endie-Wei Park
Col. Charles Lewis Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate a dogwood tree in Tu-Endie-Wei Park in memory of member Mrs. Nan Heslop. The ceremony is Friday at 2 p.m. led by Regent Mrs. Charles Proffitt and Chaplain Mrs. W. R. Proffitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tu-Endi-Wei Park
Nan Heslop
Charles Proffitt
W. R. Proffitt
Names Dismissed in West Columbia Henderson Hogsett Case
Mrs William Young of West Columbia Mrs Grace Hope of Henderson and Mrs Freda Bostic of Hogsett are dismissed from the matter. A L Rollins and Claude Whitt are also dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
West Columbia
Grace Hope
Henderson
Freda Bostic
Hogsett
A. L. Rollins
Claude Whitt
Guild Votes To Sponsor 2 For Camp
POINT PLEASANT Seven teens attended a luncheon of the Service Guild of Christ Episcopal Church at the parish house. Members voted to sponsor two children to Camp Kindlich and reported spring collection totals of 180.68 dollars and nearly 250 dollars from a rummage sale. Hostesses for the June luncheon were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Service Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
S. C. Wilhelm
William Meade
Reba Beale
Gail Faires
Juliet Smith
Kindlich
S. M. Wilhelm
Milton Miller
Mae Kryder
J. J. Lovell
Edith Simkins
Births and Admits at Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joseph Saunders Coolville welcomed a son and Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins Jackson welcomed a son. Mrs James Powell Apple Grove and Jill Jenkins Jackson admitted. Others listed include Mrs Ernest Watts Northup and Edward Jayjohn Hamden among many admissions and family mentions at Holzer Hospital.
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Joseph Saunders
Coolville
Charles Jenkins
Jackson
Larry Hendershot
Pomeroy
Lewis Gwinn
Kitts Hill
James Powell
Apple Grove
Jill Jenkins
Carrol T. Williams
Gallipolis
Ernest Watts
Northup
Edward Jayjohn
Hamden
Saul Hall
Perdo
Dana Hysell
Syracuse
Nicholas Leonard
Augustine M. Williams
C. Jean Riffle
Sheriff Reports April Sheriff Activity and Local Accidents
Sheriff George Johnson reports 7387 miles driven in April, 14 accidents with five personal and property damage losses totaling $6.90. Ninty court papers served, 16 justice warrants received with 13 served, 3 breaking and entering cases investigated, stolen property recovered worth $100, two mental patients transported, 72 booked into jail, 36 misdemeanor arrests and 520 felony arrests. In Gallia and Meigs counties two injured. Larry Ritchie, 26, injured after a fall at Meigs County School. Donald King, 4, fractured arm after jumping from a board at Wellston grandparents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
George Johnson
Ninty
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Larry A. Ritchie
Minersville
Meigs County School
Donald King
Donald E. King
Wellston
Dinner fundraiser for Camp Kindlich trips sponsors named
Mason County Association for Retarded Children hosts a dinner to fund a week at Camp Kindlich. Friday 5 to 8 p.m. at Ordnance School Cafeteria with a silver offering. Also Henderson Methodist Church offers a free will dinner 5 to 7:30 p.m. tonight in the church basement. Wahama High School junior class plans a Friday dance 8 to 11 p.m. in the auditorium. public welcome with Jays as masters of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Association For Retarded Children
Camp Kindlich
Ordnance School
Mason
Wahama High School
Jays
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Ed Harmon
Robert Finley
Marie McDade
Elmer Huddleston
John Burgy
Benjamin Conley
Vernon Carpenter
Paden City
Harry Chinn
Ronnie Payne
Kenneth E. William
Charles J. Webster
Walter A. Ryder
George Bates Jr
Beverly Sturgeon
Ashton
Charles Kay Erwin
Charles Tuefel
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Pleasant Valley Hospital
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Holzer Hospital News
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Lester Carter
Henry Davis
Mary Ebersbach
Campbell Hawkins
Donald Lambert
Ronald Biffle
Carl L. Sibley
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J. Paul Williams
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