Water Line Over Bridge Discouraged
The City Council and Mason County Board of Education plan November meetings. The council may discuss the flood wall while the board handles routine matters. A. E. Thomas and J. C. Hutchinson nearly finished a survey on right of way costs. A state road commission stance reportedly foreshadows abandoning a water line project via Shade Bridge to Kanawha River. Street work advances in the 400 block alley. costs split between property owners and city. A theft report notes a 1931 Graham sedan stolen from 313 Main St. No trace yet.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Board of Education
Board of Education
A. E. Thomas
J. C. Hutchinson
State Road Commission
Kanawha
City
Henderson
Road Commission
William G. Durst
Main and
Viand Sts
Main St
Ohio River
Krodel
Damage Action Filed In Kanawha Court
Mrs Virgie Johnson administrator of William Timothy Johnsons estate sues Raymond Hoy and Company and Benjamin Franklin Reapp for 10000 damages in Kanawha County circuit court. Reapp drove a truck that struck Johnson on Tyler Mountain on October 28, causing fatal injuries.
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Point Pleasant
Kanawha County
Virgie Johnson
Washington St. Charleston
William Timothy Johnson
Dr Howard Paul Pullin Dies in Pittsburgh
Dr Howard Paul Pullin rector of St Andrews Episcopal Church Pittsburgh died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage. Born Sept 3 1896 he was a University of Chicago graduate and a divinity school alumnus. Survived by mother Ada Pullin sister Hazel, brother Charles Russell and foster sister Retha McMillan. Funeral in Pittsburgh then burial here with services expected Saturday or Sunday.
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Point Pleasant
Ada Laerraine Roseberry Pullin
Charleston Road
Howard Paul Pullin
St. Andrew’s Episcop
Ipal Church
Pittsiburgh
Hazel Pullin
Dr. Pullin
University of Chicago
St. Andrew's Church
Charles E. Pullin
Ambrosia
Mason County
Rane
Pullin
Charles Russell Pullin
Pittsburgh
Retha McMillan
Miss Pullin
Russell Pullin
Pulpits
Pt Pleasant Area Personal Notices From Charleston Conference and Travel
Sgt Paul F Thomas of the local state police detachment spent Thursday in Charleston attending a conference of officers at the Capitol. The list includes Eagar Don Smith son of Mr and Mrs C N Smith of Leon Route 2 who recently returned from England after 18 months in Exter-Devon near Plymouth where he was Navy staker 2 c. He plans to attend a school for a time. Ronald Whites moved from Seventh St to 154 Park Drive. Miss Lilly Faye Staats is seriously ill in Ripley per Aunt Mrs Garrett Green. Parents Mr and Mrs Delbert C Staats plan to move to Ripley and their daughter attends school there. George Sprenger Jack Kuffner and Miss Betty Lou Bell with Miss Martha Sprenger of Charleston plan to attend the Ohio State Northwestern game in Columbus this weekend. Rev Monroe Bush Jr pastor of the Presbyterian Church returned Wednesday after a ten day vacation to New York City and Richmond. Dana O Rayburn chief engineer on the towboat Hook is spending several days at his home on Ohio River Road. E Jubling real estate broker and Attorney S C Whitt of Williamson have been here on business. Jubling born in Hartford. Attorneys F C Musgrave and George G Somerville are in Ripley on business, Mrs Raymond Musgrave and Mrs Charles Musgrave visited Charleston Wednesday. Mrs Howard Proffitt and sister-in-law Miss Clara Proffitt are spending a few days in Cleveland on business. Mr and Mrs Edward Loner and daughter Carol Ann of Pittsburgh are spending several days with their parents Lt Commander and Mrs W Lesier on Desierson Blvd and Mrs Edward Bohn of Ohio St.
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C. N. Smith
Leon
Eng
Atterbury Land
Exter-Devon
Plymouth
Navy
Ronald Whites
Seventh St
Park Drive
Lilly Faye Staats
Ripley
Garrett
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Richmond
Dana O. Rayburn
Ohio River Road
Jubling
S. C. Whitt
Williamson
Hartford
F.C. Musgrave
George G. Somerville
Raymond Musgrave
Charles 5
Musgrave
Charleston
Howard Proffitt
Clara Proffitt
Cleveland
Edward Loner
Carol Ann
Pittsburgh
Commander
W. Lesier
Desierson Blvd
Edward Bohn
Ohio St
Moose Club Buys City Property in Point Pleasant
The Moose Club announced purchase of the property it has occupied for about six years from former owner Mrs Reynolds of Huntington. A Halloween dance 9 to 1 will celebrate the homecoming with Dan Barnett and his Huntington orchestra. Prizes will honor best costumes. The two story brick building once served as barn and residence since the Civil War era. A Mason County tale recalls Jesse James once attempted a bank raid but rivers around the city deterred him. The club has modernized the building and kept it in use.
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Point Pleasant
Moose Club
Jesse James
Son County
Main St
Five Local Youths to Face Court on Mailbox Thefts
Five local youths from Point Pleasant are to be arraigned Saturday at 10 a.m. on charges of tearing down and carrying away 13 rural mail boxes on Ripley Road Tuesday night. The youths rode in a car near Flat Rock when the vandalism occurred. State Trooper H D Coyner Duty Sheriff Torah Morrison and Local City Policeman Walter Rice investigated and arrested them. Several boxes were recovered and will be returned to farmers.
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Point Pleasant
Fye
Ripley Road
Cubs
Flat Rock
H. D. Coyner
Torah Morrison
Lcial
Walter
Famous Bull De Carnation Dies at Fifteen
John McCausland, farmer near Pleasant, reports the death of the famed Holstein bull De Carnation, bred by the Interstate Milk Co. in Seattle. The animal, once valued for siring 1006 pounds of calf weight, lived to age fifteen and held a record among dairy cattle, surpassed only by Matador.
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John Mesland
Awha
Lation
de Carnation Milk Co
Seattle
Wash
McCausland
TeCausland
Mason WI stores to be checked for ice regulations
John E. chairman announces all food stores in Mason Wisconsin will be inspected in early November to ensure compliance with ice regulations and food handling rules.
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Pleasant
John E
Mason WI
Point Pleasant Area Recruits Sail for Induction
Point Pleasant recruiters Sgt Malinowski and Cpl Webb enlisted 17 men from the district during the first three days of the week. Named volunteers include James Short Junior Carter Richard Varian Henry Varian John Dyer John Drum mond Marvin Wamale y Arthur Snyder Harry Neville James Miller Ralph Thomas Dallas Wise Lane Oldin Jr Charley Searberry William Oliver James Cochran and Robert Oliver. The group heads to Huntington for medicals then Camp Atterbury Ind for gear and training assignments. Re-stated that a reporting error appeared in Wednesday's Messenger.
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Point Pleasant
Sgt
Malinowski
Cpl. Webb
U.S.A. Huntington
James Short
Junior Carter
Gallipolis
Richard and
Henry Varian
Clifton
John K. Dyer
New Haven
John T. Drummond
Bidwell
Marvin Wamaley
Arthur Snyder
Harry Neville
James Miller
Ralph Thomas
Dallas Wise
Lane Oldin, Jr
Charley Junior Searberry
William Kenneth Oliver
James Robert Cochran
Robert Oliver
Huntington Induction Center
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Depositions Resume in Three Suit Cases at Point Pleasant
Depositions in three lawsuits involving several thousand dollars will resume Thursday after a one day recess. Oran Love leads as plaintiff in each case, with Citizens National Bank Point Pleasant Building and Loan Association and E C Weigand named as defendants. Many witnesses have testified and more are expected before the January circuit term when cases may go to Judge Lewis H Miller. The central question concerns Henry Love s competency in business dealings with the defendants.
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Point Pleasant
Oran Love
Henry Love
Citizens National Bank
Point Pleasant Building and Loan
E. C. Weigand
Lotart
Lewis H. Miller
Building Garage in Point Pleasant Virginia for Roushs
Sutton era builder in Point Pleasant Virginia is erecting a four room brick apartment behind 705 Viand Street for Mr and Mrs Ianny D Roush. The unit includes one square closet and bath with built in kitchen facilities.
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Ap Ye
Point Pleasant
Virginy, Sutton
Rarsee
Viand St
Ianny D. Roush
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