Mason County primary results tabulated in Point Pleasant
Mason County vote canvass set to begin Friday after unofficial results from Tuesday's primary. Republican Atty. Jack Johnson led in the Fourth Senatorial district with about 1800 margin, carrying Mason County with 1879 votes and facing Lawrence Hill in the general. Democratic nominee Joe Burdett led Mason for secretary of state with 2665. Carl Weimer will oppose him.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Atty
Jack Johnson
Mason
Jackson
Putnam
Clay
Roane
Johnson
Lawrence Hill
Hurricane
Randall Taylor
Joe Burdett
William Berchett
Huntington
Carl Weimer
Charleston
Burdett
Clifford Carder
House of Delegates
Bright McCausland
Henderson
George Sayre
New Haven
Edward Rickard
Letart
Roy Hill
West Columbia
Raymond F. Musgrave
29Th Judicial Circuit
James Thompson
Clyde McDermitt
Drew Hatfield
Gallipolis Ferry
James G. Ellis
Earl E. Henry
Four-H leaders plan awards and state conference
Mason County 4-H members will meet at St Josephs Parish Hall Mason to choose Teeps Memorial Scholarship recipient and set membership recommendations The meeting precedes the Mason County 4-H Leaders Association monthly session A state volunteer 4-H club leaders conference themed In Our Hands will be held at Jacksons Mill May 30 to June 4 with about 300 leaders and instructors attending.
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Mason County
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
Mason
Pur
Teeps
West Virginia
St. Joseph Parish
Jackson's Mill
C. P. Dorsey
West Virginia University
Dorsey
Point Pleasant Lions Club marks 12th anniversary dinner
The Point Pleasant Lions Club celebrated its 12th anniversary with a dinner meeting. Guests included District Governor H. J. Witty and Cabinet Secretary Walter Smith. Tom Holland installed new officers and presented perfect attendance pins to 12 members.
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Point Pleasant
Lions Club
Lions District
H. J. Witty
Lions Cabinet
Walter Smith
A. B. Caldwell
Tom Holland
Bill Field
Walter Rice
Dallas Hall
Phyllis Miller
Walter Steinbrecher
Witry
West Virginia
The
Lions
James Wiggins
Lion
Witty
Myrl Coakley
Jim Darby
Earl Deal
Bill Johnson
Bernard Morgan
Louis Mueller
George Roberts
Louis Rossi
John Spiggle
Dorothy Johnson
Lions Auxiliary
Flies Hamper Fun Hurt Health Warns On Fly Control
An old public health note warns that flies spread diseases including dysentery typhoid tuberculosis and the common cold. It urges cleanup of manure breeding sites, repairs to toilets, screening doors and windows and the use of sprays traps and sticky papers to reduce fly contact.
Schaus Delivers Banquet Talk Encouraging Big Life Goals
West Virginia University coach Fred A. Schaus addressed about 108 attendees at the Point Pleasant Rotary banquet in the Moose Home. He urged students to set high life goals regardless of their future role and to strive to be the best in any chosen field while valuing community support.
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Point Pleasant
Fred A. Schaus
West Virginia University
Rotary
Two Students Win Week In Washington
Point Pleasant juniors Jerry Howard Lawson and Natalie Waugh win the 1960 Mason County Week in Washington contest. An independent panel selected 22 winners from the Fourth District to tour Washington on expense paid trips and work in Rep. Hechler is office. Alternates are Jeanne Jordan Sheldon Roush Janet Eshenaur. Natalie aims for journalism. Jerry aspires to law.
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Point Pleasant
Jerry Howard Lawson
Natalie Waugh
Mason County
Washington
Ken Hechler
D-Wva
Rep
Hechler
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
John Brademas
Dind
Jerry
Natalie
Congressional District
Rep. Hechler
Congress
Jeanine Jordan
Sheldon Franklin Roush
Wahama
Janet Eshhenaur
S. E. Waugh
Jefferson Ave
R. H. Lawson
Mossman Circle
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes
Ella Mitchell of Lakin Marlene Johnson of Henderson Jack Elliott of Point Pleasant James Dunlap of Point Pleasant Robert Hart of New Haven Vivian Finley of Pomeroy Tine A Hart of Patriot Ohio James Hager of Point Pleasant Laurence Sterne noted in the 1760s that there are worse occupations than feeling a woman's pulse.
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Ella Mitchell
Lakin
Marlene Johnson
Henderson
Jack Elliott
Point Pleasant
James Dunlap
Robert Hart
New Haven
Vivian Finley
Pomeroy
Tine A. Hart
Patriot
Ohio
James Hager
Laurence Sterne
Man Charged After Attempted Break In at Central Grade School
Shirley Earl Wright of Point Pleasant was arrested by Officer Rancel Jividen on a warrant for breaking and entering Central Grade School. Wright was caught leaving the building but escaped. A separate break in at Central School over the weekend netted about $50 from the office.
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Point Pleasant
Shirley Earl Wright
Rancel Jividen
Wright
Central Grade School
Jividen
Central School
Women's Rayon Tricot Gowns In Multiple Colors
Ladies can choose Waltz length or full length gowns in pink blue maize and coral. Made of rayon tricot with nylonized finish for longer wear. Sizes Med Large Ex Large available.
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Richwood
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Johnson Pde- Nasinn
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Washington, D. C
J. O. Knapp
Agricultural Extension Service
West
West Virginia 4-H Club
AES
Elvis J. Stahr, Jr
Grant A. Shrum
National 4-H Club Foundation
Mountain State
Roy M. Kottman
College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics
Mildred Fizer
WVU
Puerto Rico
Robert Brent Koontz
Marshall County
Lowell McKinster
Braxton County
Betty Neil Smith
Roane County
Reva Nicodemus
Jefferson County
Koontz
Miss Nicodemus
Ed W. Allen
Federal Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Knapp
Marvel Behn
Boone
Griff Durbin
Charles A. Roberts
F. A. Morrison
James Ferrell
Barbee Rothgeb
Stanley Waldie
Napoleon Sturgeon
Mark Harshbarger
Lewis
Charley Harmon
Ray McClure
Justice of the Peace
Goodwin
Harshbarger
Schaus
Atty. Carroll Casto
Lawrence G. Mohr
Robert Shertzer
Point Pleasant High School
Jack Rogers
John Bill Pack
Dick Horton
Horton
Kiwanis Club
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Man
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Butcher
Wink
Rogers
Birdseye
Dot
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