Mason County Plans Hospital in Jackson Avenue
Mason County Hospital Inc. trustees approve 48 bed hospital plans by architect Harry V. Ney for Jackson Ave site. Dr. Jack A. Buxton and Ney to meet in Charleston with state and federal health boards for final approval. If approved, contracts will be advertised and completion expected within 16 months after contract award.
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Point Pleasant
The
Mason County Hospital Inc
Jackson Ave
Harry V. Ney
Board of Trustees
Jack A. Buxton
Mr. Ney
Charleston
State
Federal Board of Health
Ney
Clerk Issues 4 Licenses To Marry In West Virginia
Point Pleasant and Leon records show four marriage licenses issued to couples including Alan Hart and Mary Devault, Doren Lee and Linda Pullins, Hedrick pair Monta Harrison and Dusenberry, and Jule Campbell with Dorothy Gardner. Names include Hart Devault Lee Pullins Harrison Campbell Gardner Oldaker Sines Ernst McClure towns Point Pleasant Leon Buffalo Castlewood Charleston.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Alan Hart
Leon
Floyd
Iva Donahue Hart
Mary Justine Devault
Elza
Grace Wheeler Devault
Doren G. Lee
Earl
Dana Moody Lee
Linda Mae Pullins
Guy Pullin
Gertrude Luckydoo Pullin
Harold Wayne Mitchell
Columbus
David Mitchell
Juanita
Wilson Dusenberry
Monta Faye Harrison
Mike
Margaret Haught Hedrick
Buffalo
Jule Hunter Campbell
Ripley
John and
Jean Hunter Campbell
Dorothy Thomas Gardner
Albert
Lelia Griffith Thomas
Hersel Burdell Hayes
Arbuckle
Roy
May Higginbotham Hayes
Evelyn Hope Johnson
Ray
Point Pleasant Clinic Notes
Mrs. Charles Thompson and infant son in Point Pleasant. Mrs. Bobby Joe Thomas and infant daughter in Point Pleasant. Harold Erlewine, Point Pleasant.
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Charles Thompson
Point Pleasant
Bobby Joe Thomas
Harold Erlewine
R Johnson Breaks Ankle Playing Ball at Ordnance Field
Point Pleasant report says Richard Johnson of 119 English Rd Somerville Motors broke an ankle while playing softball in a church league game at Ordnance Field. He was transported to Point Pleasant clinic by the fire department emergency car. The text includes an unrelated remark about relatives and ill gotten wealth.
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Point Pleasant
Richard Johnson
English
Somerville Motors
Ordnance Field
Point Clinic
Mason Girls Lead Mason Spellers At Huntington Contest
Mary Webb 11 of New Haven Grade School and Arlene Roush 11 of Mason, seventh grader at Wahama, were the Mason county champions at the 1958 tri state spelling contest in Huntington. Webb spelled absence peculiar symbol source foreigner and erred on litigation. Roush spelled sausage intelligent attitude cupboard benefit and erred on exorbitant. They were accompanied by Mrs. Lona Jones.
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Point Pleasant
Mary Webb
New Haven
Arlene Roush
Mason
Wa‘hama
Huntington
Lona Jones
Wahama
Leon Homemakers Farm Women Club May Meeting Planned
The May meeting of the Leon Homemakers Farm Women’s Club will be held Tuesday at 8 p m in the Leon Grade School with Mrs Bessie Sayre presiding. Plans are underway for the Vacation Bible School starting May 23 at the Leon Baptist Church for all community children. Further details will follow.
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Leon Homemakers Farm Women’s Club
Leon
Bessie Sayre
the Leon Baptist Church
Weekend Visits From Area Families Noted
Mr and Mrs Richard Tatter and their children from Country Club Addition spent the weekend in Fairmont with relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles King and children from Dunbar visited Mrs Kings parents Otis and Fannie Rainey in Bellemeade while Mr King was set for surgery at Holzer Hospital. Sunday guests of Mrs Helen Cossin in Leon included daughters Eleanor Harris and Mrs Robert Errette from Point Pleasant. Ray Crookham of Leon hosted son and daughter in law Otis Crookham, Phil Crookham, Franklin K Thomas of Point Pleasant, and Robert Hill of Glenn Ferris for Sunday visits.
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Richard Tatterson
Country Club Addition
Fairmont
Charles King
Dunbar
Ray Crookham
Leon
Otis Crookham
Phil Crookham
Columbus
Franklin K. Thomas
Point Pleasant
Robert Hill
Glenn Ferris
W. Va
Court Rules Loo Incident Damages Split Between Council
In a London appeals case, Mrs. Eileen Sayers, locked in a public loo, was awarded 75 percent of damages after the Court of Appeal found the Harlow Urban District Council 75 percent responsible for a jammed lock and her 25 percent contribution by stepping on a revolving toilet roll. The decision framed a cautionary tale about public facility maintenance and prudent use during a panic.
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Eileen Sayers
Harlow Urgan District Council
British Court of Appeals
Justice Morris
Justice Omerod
Lord Evershed
Tiitle
Master of the Rolls
Council
Cordia Yates and Charles Fox Tie May 3 Marriage
In Ravenswood North, Cordia Sue Yates and Charles Richard Fox wed May 3 at 7 p m in a single ring ceremony at the bride’s home. The couple, both graduates from local high schools, plan to reside in North Ravenswood.
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Cordia Yates
Charles Fox
Ravenswood
Cordia Sue Yates
North Ravenswood
Charles Richard Fox
New England
W. Va
G. W. Prine
Carl L. Yates
Hilbert Fox
Teachers Get Assig nments In Jackson County Schools
At a Jackson County Board of Education meeting eleven principals and 110 teachers were assigned to next year’s schools. About 36 vacancies remain, seven in Ravenswood. Warren Cunningham was rehired as superintendent for two years starting July 1, Luzon Casto named assistant superintendent for the same period. A $15 nightly rental fee for school auditoriums was approved. Monthly excess salaries were approved for five coaches, two band instructors, three voag teachers and three home economics teachers.
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Ravenswood
Jackson County
Mrs E John Morgan Family Visit Ties Leon to New Haven
Mrs. E John Morgan and her children of New Haven spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stewart of Leon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Casto of Charleston returned home after visiting Mrs. Charles Casto of Leon.
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E. John Morgan
New Haven
Warren Stewart
Leon
Clarence Casto
Charleston
Charles Casto
Mary Osborne and Ray Rainey Tie in May Wedding
Mary Sue Osborne and Raymond Owen Rainey were married May 3 at Winfield by Rev. Paul Brake. The couple, both Point Pleasant High School graduates, will reside at 2323 Jackson Ave. after a wedding dinner at the bride’s brother in law home.
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Mary Sue Osborne
Sherman Osborne
Jackson Ave
Raymond Owen Rainey
Harold Rainey
Sand Hill
Point Pleasant
Winfield
Paul Brake
J. D. Perkins
Boy Injured Fixing Bike at Service Station
Everett Huffman Jr. a 15 year old of 500 Viand St. was taken to Holzer Hospital after a dynamite cap exploded while he was repairing a light on his bicycle at a service station run by his brother. He suffered a severe laceration to his right arm.
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Point Pleasant
Everett Huffman, Jr
Viand St
Holzer Hospital
Everett Huffman
Adoration Turns to Paying Bills for Redecorated Apartment
A man notes his admiration for a girl with blue eyes and auburn hair and soon finds himself covering the costs of redecorating her apartment.
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Mason County Plans Hospital
Point Pleasant Clinic
Claude Leonard
Middleport
R. Johnson
Mason Girls
Pt. Pleasant Women’s News
Leon Homemakers
Bible School Planned
Clyde Campbell
Athens Shop
Mgr
Ford Hack
Athens
Logan
Doctor OF Motors
Clyde Campbel
Howard Linscott
Logan Shop
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
American Automobile Association
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Clarence Linz, Jr
North Little Rock
Ark
Larry Fox
Hyattsville
Effie Passas
Lancaster
Sue Marie Gilchrist
Toledo
Terry Rivelli
Aurora
Col
Bobby Jones
Arena
Wis
George Raymond Czech
Little Falls
Minn
International Soundphoto
London
Ike
Lee
Eisenhower
Stratford
Gen
Robert E. Lee
Mary Osborne
R.O. Rainey
Rambler
American Motors
Platts Motor Sales & Service
W. Union St
Ohio
Ambassador
Ohio Electric Companies
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
Dayton Power and Light Company
Marietta Electric Company
Ohio Edison Company
Ohio Power Company
Toledo Edison Company
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