Eighth Grade Girls At Wahama Make Dolls In Sewing Classes
Wahama Junior High eighth graders completed clown dolls for a sewing project in Mrs. Burris teaching. Dolls feature cloth bodies with faces embroidered by thread or liquid embroidery and some with plastic features. Each doll is named by its creator and displayed in a school case.
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Wahama
Patti Hill Messenger Star
Mason
Waharoa Junior High School
Wahama Junior High
Pete Burris
New Haven
Junk High
Burris
Ben
Siolf Phate
Ghatia Crea
State School Attendance Decreases in Charleston WV
Charleston public school enrollment for the first month of this school year totals 401,608, slightly down from last year. State Board reports note figures are preliminary, with third-month totals used for official allocations and December release. Executive Director W L Coffman explains long-term third-month totals exceed first-month by 314 to double digits percent.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Finnance
W. L. Coffman
Injunction Granted Against Mrs Barnette in Cattle Trespass Case
Mason County circuit court judge James Les Thompson grants an injunction in the civil case A. L. Ail and Curtis Hill versus Mrs. Barnette. The order bars her from permitting cattle trespass on the land of A. L. and Curtis Hill, effective October.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Cout
Jjames Les Thompson
Lottie Barnette
A. .L. Ail
Curtis Hill
Waters Mingle Fans Celebrate Big Blacks Season Win
The Point Pleasant Big Blacks defeated Ravenswood in a triumphant Friday night game. Coach Ware and staff received a celebratory shower as fans cheered, band played, and seniors reflected on the season’s spirit and effort. Dr. James Moore and wife fed players after each game, fueling continued school pride and athletic participation.
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Point Pleasant
Big Blacks Ravens Wood
Time Square
New York
Big Blacks
Dick Ware
Ware
Jimmy Wedge
Russell Wood
John Gruth
Richard Slack
Fas
James Moore
Ken
Tess
Buacks
Missionary Society Meets Sings in Rutland
The Hysell Run Free Methodist Women's Missionary Society met with Mrs Odessa Froush hosting. Opening prayers and singing led by Mrs Pauline Titus and a solo by Mrs Joyce Vance followed Audrey Patterson telling the story The Man Who Died for Me. Business session led by Mrshea May ended with refreshments for eleven members and three guests. Next meeting set at Mrs Rosa Patterson's home November 18 at 7:90 p.m.
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Rutland
Odessa Froush
Hysell Run Free
Methodist Women's Missionary Society
Jed
Pauline Titus
Joyce Vance
Audrey Patterson
Hea May
Rosa Patterson
Rutland Church Circle to Serve Election Day Food
The Afternoon Circle of the Rutland Methodist Church will serve soup, sandwiches, pie, coffee, and other food items on election day from 10:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. All food is available for dine in. take home soup may be arranged with Mrs. Russell Litte or Mrs. C. C. Chapman.
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Rutland
Cars Collide In Wet Road at City Intersection
Wet streets caused a two vehicle crash at 12 10 a m Saturday at Kanawa Street and 14th Street in Point Pleasant. Police report Jack Shifter 40 of Letart was northbound when his truck slid out of control and hit Dwight Cadrer 18 of Point Pleasant in the southbound car. Damage estimated at 600 dollars.
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Point Pleasant
Kanawa Street
14Th Street
Jack Shifter
Letart Police 2
Dwight Cadrer
Meigs County Election Tuesday Includes Township Races
Meigs County voters face a busy slate Tuesday with township races in Columbia Rutland Lebanon Scipio Chester Bedford Letart Orange Well Salisbury and others. Candidates include Lebanon's Clinton Johnson J W Scarbrough John Lawson Lawrence Johnston Theodore Willford Jim Patterson and Robert Fitch among many. Marines and Navy recruiters will test senior boys at Wakuma High School starting at 9 am for about two hours.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Columbia
Rutland
Lebanon Township
Clinton Johnson
J. W. Scarbrough
John Lawson
Lawrence Johnston
Theodore Willford
Jim Paterson
Robert Fitch
Glenn Cline
James Gaston
Arnold Jarlan
Clavenne Fraley
Alva Rupe Glenn Turner
Rutland — Dale Wright
James Nichoson
Debert Romine
William Smith
Naan Vanaman
Budd Junior Durst
Wood
Letart
James Jr. Spauh
Roy Pearson
Howard Norris
Don Hilt
Everett Ransom
Oliver Bernard Bennen
William Connolly
George Reed
Alvin Reed
Orange
William Henderson
J. Pennington
Darsel Mvler
Robert Mareinko
Floyd
Well
Salisbury
Guy Russell
Chester Paril
Bernard Gilkey
Oren Wears
Smith
O. Meee
Kuhn
Southern Legal
Charles Pyles
Dennis Hill
Charles Hamilton
Howard Gavin
Roger' Theiss
George William Cundiff
Clarence Lawrence
Ann Rose
Prederick
Steuart
David Cleland
Meigs County School
Virgil Atkins
Harold Lohse
George Perry
John William Blaett
Cette
Meigs
Laine Hl
Frank W. Porter Jr
Don B. Mullen
Mason — Marine and Navy
Wakuma High School
Racine Band To Perform November 15
Plans were made for the Racine high school band to participate in holiday parade activities in Pomeroy and Middleport, with parades kicking off the Christmas season on November 23 and December 3. The group endorsed the 4. mill tax renewal school levy on the November 4 ballot. A damaged tuba is being repaired by the insurer.
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Racine
Pomecoy
Middlepint
Boowlers
Pomeroy
Middleport
Carl Storeis
Pomayy
Jail Sentence for Missing Court and Local Notices
Jed Beegle of Ripley received a one week sentence from Judge James Thompson for failing to appear in court. Eugene Leroy Clark of Leon and William B. Clark of Charleston were cited for intoxication by state and city police, respectively, along with Kennett Shue of Point Pleasant by the sheriff. Mary Capehart and Wahama counselors will visit Tri County Technical School on November 12.
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Point Pleasant
Jed Beegle
Ripley
James Thompson
Eugene Leroy Clark
Leon
William B. Clark
Charleston
Kennett Shue
Sheriff's Department
Mason — Point Pleasant
Wahama
Mary Capehart
Tri County Technical School
Alarms Answered In Gallia Firefighters Fight Three Blazes
Gallipolis firemen answered three alarms Friday. A first fire at 10 30 am burned on Mills Creek Road at James Montgomery farm started by Don Halley. A second alarm later spread to Karey Weed farm burning six acres. A third blaze on Graham School Road started by children playing with matches endangered the Masters home as winds drove the flames.
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Gallipolis
James Montgomery
Mill Creek Road
Don Halley
Tau P
Karey Weed
Bremen
Graham School Road
Chikker
James Bosworth
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Homer Circle
Peet Smith
Otis Knopp
Chester
Arthur Orr
Charles Bissell
Milford Frederick
John J Rose
I Bedford
Fred Eastrhas
Charles Williams
Norman
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Charles Alamel
Freddie Tlster
Gallia
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