Lanier Named Skipper of Peirce At Point Pleasant
Cmdr Roger F Lanier 37 assigned commanding officer of the USC and GSS Peirce by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey He is a Colorado native and Colorado State University graduate and reported for duty at Marietta Manufacturing Co Point Pleasant He previously served as navigation officer on the CSS Pathfinder and has 12 years with the survey He is a World War II Pacific Theater veteran Married to Gail Rist of Durango Colo and father of two boys Michael 12 and Steven 9 He will rejoin his family in Savannah Ga after ship handover
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Point Pleasant
Roger F. Lanier
USC
GSS Peirce
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Colorado
Colorado State University
Lanier
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Coast and Geodetic Survey
CSS Pathfinder
Coast and Geodetic
Washington, D. C
J. R. Lanier
Pleasant View
Mesa, Ariz
Taos
New Mexico
Gail Rist
Durango
Colo
Michael
Steven
Savannah
Lord Dunmore
Old Town
James Mooney
Russell’s Co
Joseph Hughey
Selbvy’s
Hughey
Taverner Ross
Cornstalk
Mooney
Ohio
Kanawha
Republicans Win Again Casto Delegate Victor
POINT PLEASANT The traditional Republican victory was seen here with 36 of 41 precincts unofficially tallied last night. Incumbent Carroll Casto led by 718 votes over Democrat Jake Somerville for the House of Delegates, Casto 4155 Somerville 3437. Howard Schultz led circuit clerk race by 1607, total 4598 to Farley 2991. L. W. Getty led county clerk race with 4701 to Mrs A E Thomas 2949. Everett Bissell led county commissioner race 4256 to 3367. Ken Hechler got 4099 in Mason County while Clyde Pinson had 3720. Caplan 3343 and Deberry 4167 for Judge. Delmer Knapp 4119 and Paul Moore 3337 vie for Senate Fourth District.
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Point Pleasant
Carroll Casto
Jake Somerville
House of Delegates
Casto
Somerville
Howard Schultz
Belva Mae Farley
Schultz
L. W. Getty
A. E. Thomas
Everett Bissell
G. C
Pete) Sommer
Mason Votes Against All Amendments in County Results
Mason Countians rejected all constitutional amendments in Tuesday’s election. Liquor by the drink drew 36 of 41 precincts against it with 5423 to 2103. County totals: state executive 4881 to 1456, sheriff’s succession 5211 to 1368, fair representative 4425 to 1824, legislative amendment 4993 to 1427. Only precinct 30 favored liquor 86 to 79.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Fair Representative
Court House
G V Woodard 70 Victim Of Point Pleasant Heart Attack
George Vinton Woodard 70 of Gallipolis Ferry died of a heart attack Tuesday afternoon while shopping in Point Pleasant. He was a WWI veteran and has relatives Chauncey Woodard Huntington James Unroe Huntington. Funeral services set for Friday at Stevens Funeral Home with burial in Suncrest Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
George Vinton Woodard
Gallipolis Ferry
Gallia County
John Woodard
Americia Blankenship
Woodard Unron
France
Germany
Italy
Redmen’s Lodge
Huntington
Woodard
Marsh Wheeling
Earl Mohr
American Car and Foundry Co
Zion Baptist Church
Nancy Ross Woodard
Chauncey Woodard
Columbus
James Unroe
Stevens Funeral
W. S. Billups
Dave Bryan
Suncrest Cemetery
Youth Collect For UNICEF In New Haven
Youth groups from the Church of God EUB Lutheran and Methodist held a UNICEF drive in New Haven. Mrs Frank Thompson led the effort with cocoa and doughnuts served afterward. They raised 56.35 for the fund. Mr and Mrs Charles Roush announce the birth of a son Charles Joseph on Oct 25 at Meigs Memorial Hospital.
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New Haven
Charles Yoho
New Haven Methodist Church
Morris Harvey College
West Virginia
Frank Thompson
Church of God
EUB Church
Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Charles Roush
Meigs Medrial Hospital
Charles Joseph
Flossie Mattox
Mason
Pernal
Cliff Roush
Roush
Becky
Mrs Layne Hosts Sewing Club Meeting
NEW HAVEN The Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs B R Vance. Refreshments were served to Mrs Herman Layne Mrs Howard Wagenhaus Mrs H L Dyer Mrs Philip Wolpert Mrs R F Bryant Mrs Ottie Roush Mrs D A Smith Mrs N C Wein Mrs Hugo Ju h ling and Mrs Fred Batey The next meeting will be Nov 13 at the home of Mrs W T Stone.
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New Haven
Sewing Club
B. R. Vance
Herman Layne
Howard Wagenhaus
H. L. Dyer
Philip Wolpert
R. F. Bryant
Ottie Roush
D. A. Smith
N. C. Wein
Hugo Juhling
Fred Batey
W. T. Stone
JAC Club Presents Stories Poem and Play by Fourth Graders
Fourth grade students from Lincoln Junior American Citizen Club at Ordnance School shared stories a poem and a play under Mrs Thelma Roger with Donald Telle presiding Thelma Roge s group featured stories Gabriel and the Pumpkin Sharp tooth the Witch a poem Spooky the Ghost a play The Pink Witch and The Lonely Goblin songs were led by Curtis Roush Robert Kayser and William Wilson with Bruce Adkins in charge of games Mrs John Long attended as a guest.
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Point Pleasant
Lincoln Junior American Citizen Club
Thelma Roger
Ordnance School
Donald Telle
Jeffrey Miller
Stephanie Beaver
Gabriel
Carol Beaver
Sharptooth
Steven Canterbury
Pink Witch
Linda Long
Beverly Caudill
Jan Taylor
Stephen Littlepage
Lonely Goblin
Curtis Roush
Robert Kayser
William Wilson
Bruce Adkins
John Long
Will Be Honored At Point Pleasant Club Meeting
The Woman's Club of Point Pleasant meets in the Presbyterian Church social hall Friday at 7 45 p m. Mrs Cary H Rayburn chairs the literature program. Mrs J H Farley presides. Daisy Barnette Quarnstrom writing as Jean Arnett is honored by tribute. Robert Uhl will sing pieces. Mrs Camden Hogg co leads social arrangements after the program.
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Point Pleasant
Woman’s Club of
The
Presbyterian Church
Cary H. Rayburn
J. H. Farley
Rayburn
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Birth and Discharges
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Adam Oldaker of Letart. Also listed are admissions and discharges including Mrs. Harold Wogan, Robert Taylor, Mrs. Jack Fruth, Leo M. Pearson, Mrs. Leo McComas, and Mrs. Clarence McCarty with a son. Bridge game in New Haven hosted by Mrs. Herman Layne with players Mrs. Wein, Mrs. Juhling, Mrs. Lerner, and Mrs. Scally. Lerner wins high score. J. L. Stewart hospitalized in St Joseph’s, Parkersburg, for illness.
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Adam Oldaker
Letart
Harold Wogan
South Side
Robert Taylor
Point Pleasant
Jack Fruth
Leo M. Pearson
Apple Grove
Leo McComas
Northup
Clarence McCarty
New Haven
Herman Layne
N. O. Wein
Hugo Juhling
George Lerner
Paul Scally
Lerner
J. L. Stewart
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
EUB Church Plans Week of Services in Bellemeade
Rev. Robert L. Moore of Terra Alta First EUB Church will speak each evening at 7 30 at Bellemeade EUB Church. Special singing is planned nightly with themes from family night to old fashion night.
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Point Pleasant
Robert L. Moore
Terra Alta First
Where The Waters Mingle
This excerpt recalls Hon. C. E. Hogg’s October 13 1899 address on Cornstalk and the 1774 Battle of Point Pleasant. It notes the heroism of Charles Lewis and other patriots, describes troop movements and tactics, and honors the memory of those fallen at the riverfront site. It closes with a community note about the Vaught Memorial Church WSCS bake sale planned for December 1 and a Christmas party December 13 at Mrs. James D. Long’s home.
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C. E. Hogg
Cornstalk
Russell Stone
Viand St
John Aten
Jefferson Blvd
Hogg
Point Pleasant
Charles Lewis
Vaught Memorial Church
WSCS
Firestone
James D. Long
Henderson
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