Lila Mitch Heads Eta Phi Group Two Cultural Programs
Lila Sue Mitch installed as president of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at a Tuesday meeting in the C and S O Electric Co social room. Officers and program details followed with two cultural acts presented by Rosetta Rodovian Lois Moore and Gail Hovatter. Plans included a possible entry in the Regetta parade and a May social with refreshments by the losing team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Mitch
Eta Phi
Middleport
Lila Sue Mitch
Ohio
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
C&so Electric Co
Martha Eschieman
Carolyn Grueser
Ruth Biffle
Caro
McCullough
Lois Clelland
A. R. Knight
Rosetta Rodovian
Jackie Hawley
Buckeye Girls
Convention Plans Made By Group At Point Pleasant
Affiliate 11 of the West Virginia Hairdressers met Monday night at Ruth Lewis Mossman Circle home. Barbara Shell hosted. They set the national convention for July in Atlanta Georgia. A June 12 picnic was planned at New Haven Park. The group voted to donate $10 to the Mason County Retarded Children's Association to sponsor a child to Camp Kindrick in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Ruth Lewis
Mossman
Barbara Shell
Atlanta
New Haven Park
Mason County
Open House At West Virginia Mental Hospitals
Open houses are planned at West Virginia’s five mental hospitals and one residential center for the mentally retarded to observe National Mental Health Month in May. Hospital officials, led by Dr. Mildred M. Bateman, highlight tours and programs with the theme Minds Can Be Mended. Lakin State Hospital hosts tours May 27 from 1 to 4 p.m. Paul Crabtree, executive assistant to the Governor, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Mildred M. Bateman
State Department of Mental Health
Lakin State Hospital
Paul Crabtree
Women Feted On Birthday In Point Pleasant
Mrs Lettie Jennings of Gallipolis Ferry was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday by her son-in-law and daughter Ernest and his wife, with family from Gallipolis Ferry and Mount Alto attending. Visitors included Mrs Charles Wilson and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lettie Jennings
Gallipolis Ferry
Ernest Biffle
Roy Click
Monica
Brian
Mount Alto
Frank Biffle
Shawn
Kevin
Charles Wilson
Howard Garland
Thelma Moore
Raymond Smith
Charleston
Mason County Land Transfers and Divorce Investigation
Mason County transfers list multiple real estate moves in Arbuckle, Clendenin, Cooper, Cologne, Lewis and Union districts with values up to 20000. Also Pomeroy Common Pleas Judge Bacon orders an investigation into Loretta M. Eblin's divorce, with Allen C. Hill appointed as divorce investigator. a minor child is involved.
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Mary June
Charles Hi. Bush
Arbuckle
Wilfred
Revada Dingess
Herbert
Allie Sisson
Clendenin
Ezra
Anna Bays
James
Emogene Selby
Cooper
S. O
Grace Buckalow
Wavner
Barnett
Cologne
Cloyd A. Barnette
Rosa, Duard
Orpha
Charles
Estalina Boswell
Naomi
Vinton County Land Transfers Chronicle
Vinton County land transfers list numerous parcel shifts among residents and families in Clinton Swan and Jackson Townships, with several 75.83 acre exchanges to Russell Scott, and other deeds among Karns, Scott, and Knox households. Pomeroy notices note Mrs. V D Edwards and Miss Erma Smith visiting Ohio University with sorority events and local social posts.
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Earl Stuck
Eloise
Lawrence Marley
Lavonne Lomax
Russell Scott
Jackson Two
Anna Scott
Orville
Gladys Scott
Jackson
Aldena
Smith Rugan
Raymond L. Knox
Franklin
Phyllis Knox
Paul Knox
Alice C
Clifton C. Morrison
Mamie
William C. Hutchinson
Vivian A. Scott
Evelyn
Delmar Dutcher
Milo R
Dorothy Scott
Agnes A
C. E. Timmons
Neil L. Scott
Neil L
Thelma Scott
Russell
Hazel Scott
Sylvia J. Ferguson
Thomas J. Ferguson Jr
Madison
Eugene A
Mary Pritchard
Harold A
Helen M. Abney
Eagle Two
Pomeroy
V. D. Edwards
Ohio University
Athens
Cheryl
Miss Edwards
Phi Chi Delta Sorority
Galbreath Chapel
Erma Smith
Columbus
Phillip Meinhart
Community notices from Racine and area churches
Social and church events from Racine include Vera Beegle hosting Es ther Circle with devotion led by Ara Morris and business by Ethel Smith. Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society met at First Baptist. Gretta Simpson installation with Beegle and Powell assisting. corsages given to officers. Ruth Circle served refreshments to 20 members. Travel mentions include Mrs Edna Pickens program readings and several local and distant family visits, funerals, and weekend visits.
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Racine
Vera Beegle
Esther Circle
Ara Morris
Ethel Smith
Edna Pickens
Bertha M. Sayre
Mason NYC Youth Corps Avar lood Program Opens
Jack L. Smith announces a Mason NYC youth corps for state road commission and the department of natural resources. From June to August, 25 hours weekly at 1.25 dollars per hour, open to at least 16 with SS card and birth certificate. Applicants from low income families must plan to return to school. forms at employment office.
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Lood
Jack L. Smith
State Road Commission
Department of Natural Resources
Garden Club To Celebrate Anniversary
Wilkesville Garden Club held a meeting at Clara May Dreffy's Wellston home with Mrs. William Koenecke presiding. Mrs. James Jakson discussed the Ohio Garden Clubs meeting in South Point. The next meeting on June 13 will mark the 30th anniversary with hostess Mrs. Luther Bowles Jr. Refreshments followed.
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Wilkesville
Meigs County Real Estate Transfers And Court Notices
Meigs County records show several land transfers including Oscar and Rena Fitch to Billy and Carole Dailey for a quarter acre in Lebanon and Wade and Mildred Haning to Raymond and Pearl Young for parcel transfers in Bedford. Also listed are complex multiple parcel deeds to United States easements in Lebanon and Chester and a 196.50 acre transfer in Columbia. Middleport eighth graders visited Old Man's Cave with teachers and parents. Neva Morris awarded support and alimony of 25 per week for herself and one minor child from Harvey Morris. Claude D Cayton v Kathryn A Cayton hearing set for 11 a.m. Saturday before Judge John C Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy - Neva Morris
Harvey Morris
Common Pleas Court Journal
Claude D. Cayton
Kathryn A. Cayton
John C. Bacon
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Lois Moore
Gail Hovatter
Rodovian
Moore
Mrs. Hovatter
Bahr Clothiers
Sewing Center
Ledlie Sisters
Chapman- Canaday
Howatter
Riffle
Chakere
Logan
Annette and
Funicello
Fabian
Thunder Alley
Panavision
Blosser’s
Hal Cian
Elsonville
Walt Disney
Suzanne Pleshette
Columbia Pictures
Allen Roguenan
Dean Martin As
Matt Helm
Camilla Sparv
James Gregory
Beverly Adams
Dino
Desi
Billy
Herbert Baker
Donald Hamilton
Lalo Schifrin
Irving Allen
Henry Levin
Martin
Trin Lopez Ta Hl Pra
Vilarious J Gorcey
Karl Malden
Vinton County
Woodrow W
Dena O. Jeffers
Stephen H
Patricia Ann Ward
Clinton
Kinda Karns
Anna G. Karns
Swan
Mayme Perry
Arthur D
Norma L. Perry
Gien G
Sonia H. Perry
James D
Frances J. Perry
Jerry R
Ella L. Griffith
Hamden
Mrs. Francis Morris
Paul Sellers
Omar Cramlet
Mac Pearson
C. L. O'Connor
Johnstown
Trudy
Helen Simpson
Hilda Hart
Thomas Arthur
Rush Philson
Southern Pines
N. C
Philson
Ben Philson
Mina Lewis
Glenn Harpold
Roy Beggs
East Liverpool
Minnie Harpold
Carrie Scarry
Ward Foster
William Maynard and
Kimberly
Robert White
Johnnie Marcum
Mrs
Clyde Marcum
Nangatuck
W Va
Gallipolis
Orchesis Dance Club of
Ewing Auditorium
Sally Frey
Margie Schuette
Carolyn Carp
Paula Moller
New York Times
Ana George Peppard
True Magazine
IFS
Ursila Andres
Mason Nyc
Avar
Point Pleasant High School
Ham High School
Garden Club
Meigs County
Oscar and
Rena Fitch
Billy and
Carole Dailey
Acre
Lebanon
Clarence
Maxine Price
Patricia
Charles Jordan
Esther Price
United States
Floyd
Mary Olive Weber
Chester
Old Man’s Cave
Lee Kennedy, Jr
Leah Ord
Franklin Triplett
Glenn Hensler
Charles Bradbury
Evenia
Elideve
East Broad ST
Lena
Cecil Kellaway
Una Merk
Metrocolor
Metrogoldwyn-Mayver Pene
Jonathan Winters
Treyrera Tomes
Ae A
Disney
Basi
Warner Bros
Richard Quine
Wendell Mayes
Staing
Fred Macmurray
Miles
Edward
Shreik
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