Point Pleasant Rabbit and Game Seasons Open Nov 11
The rabbit hunting season begins November 11 and runs to January 1 with a daily limit of four and a season limit of 24. A two day male ring necked pheasant season starts November 11 with a two per season limit in seven western counties. Quail season also runs November 11 to January 1 with seven per day and 35 per season. Wild turkeys may be hunted November 11 through 27 with one per season in designated counties. All kills must be reported in writing within 10 or 24 hours as specified to the director or local conservation officer.
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Point Pleasant
West Vir
Ginia
Berkeley
Brooke
Greenbrier
Jefferson
Mercer
Ohio
Monongahela
Cheat Rivers
Miles Durst
Mason County
Grant
Hampshire
Hardy
Mineral
Monroe
Morgan
Nicholas
Pendleton
Pocahontas
Randolph
Tucker
Webster
DAR Chapter Notes Grateful Heart Meeting in Tu-Endie-Wei Park
The Colonel Charles Chapter DAR in Tu-Endie-Wei Park heard Rev. Jerome Rodgers speak on Thanksgiving as a noble American feature with the theme The Grateful Heart. Officers announced nine Junior American Citizens clubs, new members, and chapter sponsorships while state conference highlights were shared.
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Point Pleasant
Jerome Rodgers
Colonel Charles
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tu-Endie-Wei Park
Rodgers
Eunice B. Beller
Chester A. Roush
Benjamin
Holly Simmons
John H. Collins
State Park Commission
Simmons
DAR
Donald Smith
Hartford
Eldrige Sauer
Roush
America
Clarksburg
Collins
NSCAA
West Virginia
George Springer
Louise Thomas
Luman Gibbs
Charles Proffitt
Funice B. Beller
Howard Price
Benjamin Franklin
Erma Barnett
Neil Connors
William Meade
Elmer Ebersbach
Hugo Juhling
Mise Blanche Armstrong
Cary H. Rayburn
Ellen Howard
M. Holly Simmons
George Sprenger
Hershel
Point Pleasant AAUW Branch Meets Monday at Hartford Home
The Point Pleasant Branch of the American Association of University Women will gather Monday at 7 30 p m at the Hartford residence of Mrs A Keith McClung. Mrs Eunice B Beller will supervise the program and activities.
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Point Pleasant
The
American Association of University Women
A. Keith McClung
Hartford
Eunice B. Beller
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Alfred Bowles
Mrs Alfred Bowles of Leon was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at her home Sunday hosted by family. Present were Marie Mc Clure and children Michael and David of Charleston, Gerald Graham and Wanda Jimmy of Rutland Ohio, Kermitt Little and Harold Nancy Littles of Leon Route, Rebecca Gregory Point Pleasant, Osie Smith and children Donna Gregory Ruth Bowles and Mr Bowles.
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Alfred Bowles
Leon
Marie McClure
Michael and
David
Charleston
Gerald Graham
Wanda
Jimmy
Rutland
Ohio
Kermitt Little Little
Harold and
Nancy
Leon Route
Angus Robbins
Rebecca
Gregory
Point Pleasant
Osie Smith
Donna
Ruth Bowles
Bowles
Melody Haddox Celebrates Eighth Birthday Surprise
Melody Haddox was honored with a surprise party at her Park Drive home Friday evening for her eighth birthday. Hosts Mr and Mrs Chester Haddox hosted the event with two birthday cakes from her grandmothers Mrs L E Triplett and Mrs Herman Haddox of Middletport.
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Melody Haddox
Chester Haddox
Park Drive
Melody
L. E. Triplett
Herman Haddox
Middleport
Cheryl
Nancy Je Wright
Jane Crump
Barbara Devault
Penny
Susie Dickens
Sue Call
Brenda Roseberry
Halloween Party Held by Mountain Climbers 4-H Club
Members at Bruce Chapel Parish House enjoyed a Halloween party with games and refreshments. Beverly Burris Patsy McGraw and Julia Blain won prizes. Attendees included Susie and Sharon Henry Carrie Wright Betty Spears Jane Jerry etc.
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4-H Club
Bruce Chapel
Beverly Burris
Patsy McGraw
Julia Blain
Susie
Sharon Henry
Carrie Wright
Betty Spears
Janice
Jane
Joe
Jackie Jordan
Sue Keener
Judy Mitchell
Randal
Charles Wayne
Mary Lou
Rita Ann Garland
Miles Durst
Benny Somerville
Pat Henry
Roger Freeman
Joyce
Joan
Janie Hatfield
Violet
Wanda Bush
Billy Blain
Julia Ann Plain
Patty McGraw
William
Eva Ann Gill
Micky Yester
Johnnie
Jimmy Mitchell
Roger Long
Dickie Austin
Bonnie Aten
John Gill
Ben Henry
Lester Jordan
E. E. Mitchell
I. A. Blain
Howard Garland
Point Pleasant Personals Weekend Visits Across Leon Area
Ed Kirkers of Ashland Ky spent the weekend with family in Leon. Guests of Mrs. Helen Cossin were her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harris Jr. of Dunbar. Velva Mae Cossin of Charleston visited her parents L. T. and Mrs. Cossin. Leon residents Chester Casto and son John Michael returned from Charleston after visiting Charles Casto. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Sherman Baver were Jabez Beard of South Side. The Hill family of Glenn Ferris visited with Ray Crook, Ward Hill, and others in Leon.
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Ed Kirkers
Ashland
Leon
Helen Cossin
Lewis Harris, Jr
Dunbar
Velva Mae Cossin
Charleston
L. T. Cossin
Chester Casto
John Michael
Charles Casto
Sherman Baver
Jabez Beard
South Side
Robert Hill
Donna Carolyn
Patty
Linda
Danny
Glenn Ferris
Ray Crook
Ward Hill
Point Pleasant Man to Attend Farm Machinery Conference
James L. Darby of Point Pleasant, secretary treasurer of the state section of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, will attend the farm machinery conference at Jackson's Mill on November 10. The two day event, chaired by WVU's Professor A D Longhouse, covers WV agricultural research, dealer practices, and financing. Principal speaker is W R Noble of the National Retail Farm Equipment Association. The meeting is open to all.
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Point Pleasant
James L. Darby
Jackson's Mill
Darby
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Appalachian Electric Power Co
West Virginia Agricultural Research Program
W. R. Noble
Washington
National Retail Farm Equipment Association
A. D. Longhouse
West Virginia University
Longhouse
WVU
Chauncey Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Chauncey residents hosted and visited a string of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Triplett welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones of Zanesville. Homer Omen and family joined Mrs. Omen’s kin in Portamouth. Homer Omen attended a postal meeting in Columbus. James Tedrow and family visited the Cruikshanks in Athens. Mrs. Martha Crow returned from a week with the Brickles family in Portamouth. Kenneth Simpson of Millfield spent a weekend at the Patton home in Athens.
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Arthur Triplett
Joe Jones
Zanesville
Homer Omen
Billy
Tommy
Peggy Lee
Athens
Leslie Cruikshank
Martha Crow
Howard Brickles
Sharon
Kenneth Simpson
Millfield
Woodrow Patton
Craig
Woman Taken to Holzer Hospital After Heart Attack
Mrs H D St Clair of Dunbar visiting sister Mrs Leo Sayre of Charleston Road was taken to Holzer Hospital Sunday afternoon after suffering a heart attack.
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Hospital Point Pleasant
H. D. St. Clair
Dunbar
Leo Sayre
Charleston Road
Holzer Hospital
Christian Education Meet at New Haven
A Christian education meeting is scheduled at Pauls Lutheran Church in New Haven on November 15 at 7 30 pm. Rev Dr Earl S Pucheili will lead the program with invitations extended to nearby United Lutheran Churches and New Haven residents interested in adult education. The speaker has a distinguished academic and religious background with extensive publishing and teaching credits.
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Point Pleasant
Earl S. Pucheili
the Pauls Lutheran Church
New Haven
Hayte
le Peters
Saint Paul's
United Lutheran
Zion
Broad Run
Saint Mark's
Upper Flats
Point Pleasant Lutheran Church
Huntington
First Lutheran
Parkersburg
Peters
Rudisill
Board of Pariah Education
Lu Pited Lutheran Church In America
Thiel College
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
York
Two Women Injured As Auto Hits Pole Near Point Pleasant
Two women were seriously injured when their car headed from Point Pleasant toward Letart slid around a curve, hit a telephone pole, and flipped onto its roof near Roosevelt School. Mrs. Coleman suffered a fractured pelvis and right leg while Mrs. Wyant had fractured ribs and a ruptured diaphragm. The crash occurred about 11 am on Route 2 seven miles from Point Pleasant. Both were taken to Halser Hospital.
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Point Pleasant
Roosevelt
Ronald Coleman
Letart
William Wyant
Gallipolis
Halser Hospital
Mra. Coleman
Mra. Wyatt
Party at Chauncey home hosts diverse Athens guests
Mrs. John Carr Chauncey entertained Thursday evening at Converse Street home. Attendees included Mrs. Jessie Levacy Mrs. Grace Kirkendall and families from Athens as well as residents from The Plains Chauncey Guysville and Coolville.
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Chauncey
John Carr
Converse St. Chauncey
Jessie Levacy
Grace Kirkendall
Laicille Dixson
Claudia
Gracie Noland
Athens
Archie Rumfield
Judy
the Plains
Jessie Coe
Ralph
Walter Grigsby
Charles Tippie
Birdie Canter
Aretta Grigsby
Edith Nye
Nellie Morgan
Georgia Morrison
Hildreth Grigsby
Guysville
Allen
Coolville
A Famous Man Is Described by a Forebear
A renowned figure, once celebrated, was avoided by many months earlier due to a sharp temper and irritability that kept people at bay. The account portrays a paradox of popularity and personal difficulty, noting how personal conduct affected relationships.
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Mrs. Bowles
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Lydia Meeks
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Portland Cement Association
Columbus
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
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Furagena
Child Study Association
Adult Education Association
Honorary Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Western Hemisphere
Converse St. Home
Athens Messenger
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Ha Medical Clinic
Excelsior Institute
Suron
Srostaian Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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Athens Hotel
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