New Haven News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Classes
Mrs Edith Ong and her son from Ripley visited Mrs J V McGrew. Mrs Kell was a patient at Holzer Hospital. Parkersburg shopping trips and Cedar Lakes crafts classes are noted. Burns to Ted Rawlings occurred when hot coffee fell, and several regional residents hosted or attended family and social visits.
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Edith Ong
Ripley
J. V. McGrew
Ong
McGrew
John Will Kell
Holzer Hospital
George Lerner
James Crump
Parkersburg
J. L. Stewart
K. H. Ford
Cedar Lakes
Earl Ruttgen
Letart
Ralph Huttgen
Roy Jones
Bevin Burdette
Richard Rawlings
Middleport
Chloe Fick
Pomeroy
Nease Powell
F. A. Batey
Tom Hoffman
Frank Spradling
Charleston
Chesapeake
Spradling
Carroll Adams
C. M. Adams
Gallipolis
Weston
Ray Richard
Batey
Route 33
New Haven
Dog Warden Cited For Intoxicated Driving Collision
Orville Sturgeon Kanawha Street Point Pleasant was arrested by the sheriff on a DWI charge after his county truck struck a parked car owned by Earl Togleson on Baltimore and Ohio Street. Damage was estimated at $325 to both vehicles. Sturgeon posted bond for a hearing before Justice A M Goodwin on November 20.
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Point Pleasant
Orville Sturgeon
Kanawha Street
Sheriff's Department
Earl R. Fogleson
Baltimore and Ohio
Sturgeon
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Mrs. Richard Austin Fetes Shower in Point Pleasant
Mrs. Richard Austin of Hogsett received a baby shower at Mrs. Kay Crank home with co host Mrs. Godfrey Moore. Games led by Mrs. Moore awarded prizes to Mrs. Mary Jo Blaine and Mrs. Allie Vaughan.
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Point Pleasant
Richard Austin
Hogsett
Kay Crank
Godfrey Moore
Moore
Mary Jo Blaine
Allie Vaughan
Cynthia Johnson
Edythe Rogers
Grace Hope
Mae Patterson
Edna Patterson
Gilbert Rogers
James Call
Pearl Austin
Kenneth Pridemore
Eddie McDaniel
Della Lou
Maggie Sheline
Emily Tarbett
Mary Hope
Helen Hope
John Calloway
Clara Harmon
Lena Austin
Ruth Hope
Mary Woody
Marjorie Austin
Community Sing Group Plans Eleven Week Event
About twenty residents met at Sunnyside School in Point Pleasant at 7 30 p m Monday to form a community sing group. The group will join an eleven week program with a next meeting set for November 20 at 7 15 p m at Sunnyside School. A $5 registration and tryouts are required for admission and Christmas program participation. Call C R Withers at 684 13 for details.
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Point Pleasant
Sunnyside
C. R. Withers
Wamsleys Welcome First Child Son At Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dale Wamsley of Dix Saw Addition announce the birth of their first child a son born Monday at Holzer Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Wamsley of Ohio Street and Henry Yester of Point Pleasant The mother is the former Doris Yester.
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Point Pleasant
Dale Wamsley
Dix-Saw Addition
Holzer Hospital
Charles Wamsley
Ohio Street
Henry Yester
Doris Yester
John Alspach resigns as Toledo city manager
City Manager John Alspach resigns from his $20,000-a-year post effective December. The action ends his tenure guiding Toledo municipal operations.
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Toledo
John Alspach
Hidden Acres Hunting Lodge Opens in Apple Grove
Local facility at Apple Grove announces new lodging and hunting services named Hidden Acres Hunting Lodge. The listing highlights contact via phone number 90 for reservations and inquiries, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore the lodge’s offerings.
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Hidden Acres Hunting Lodge
Apple Grove
Pair Fined For Fracas At Clifton
Two men from Willis Hill and Hartford paid fines of 10 dollars and costs after arraignment on intoxication charges in Clifton. State police investigated a Monday stabbing in Clifton that left Okey Laudermilt of Racine with a neck wound and hospitalized in good condition. Additional drunks, including Coy Nitz Gibbs Pearson Martin and Cooper, also appeared before Justice A M Goodwin.
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Point Pleasant
Harry Laudermill
Willis Hill
Pomeroy
Ohio
Robert Worth, Jr
Hartford
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Clifton
Okey Laudermilt
Racine
Laudermilt
Goodwin
Coy E. Nitz
Minersville
Dallas B. Gibbs
Alfred Pearson
Elza Martin
Albert Cooper
Illahee Club Plans Dinner in Point Pleasant
The Illahee Farm Women's Club met in November with Mrs. W. H. Reebel as president. Mrs. Howard Garland led devotionals on Look up Trust in God Be not afraid. A December covered dinner was planned for Mrs. I. A. Blaine’s home and a cushion top workshop was scheduled for Nov. 17 at Mrs. Reebel’s home.
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Point Pleasant
Illahee Farm Women's Club
W. H. Reebel
Howard Garland
I. A. Blaine
Reebel
Pulpwood Mills Topic At State Conference
West Virginia eyes pulpwood mills and new charcoal plants as potential additions at the governor's wood utilization conference in Charleston at the Civic Center November 30 to December 2. Hulett C. Smith cited that over 200000 cords of round wood fed paper and charcoal industries last year, and noted West Virginia currently has no pulpwood mills.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Charleston Civic Center
Hulett C. Smith
Commerce Commission
Firemen Drill Under Chief Wood in Point Pleasant
The Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Dept under Chief Paul Wood held its weekly drill Tuesday night. Firefighters practiced at two hydrants on Mt. Vernon Avenue and 28th Street.
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Point Pleasant
Paul Wood
Mt. Vernon Avenue
28Th Street
Point Clinic Admission and Discharge Report
Mrs. Roy Henry Jr of Gallipolis Ferry and Mrs. Anna Dunlap of Point Pleasant admitted to Point Clinic. Shirley Ferty of Point Pleasant Route 2 discharged from the same facility.
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Roy Henry, Jr
Gallipolis Ferry
Anna Dunlap
Point
Shirley Ferty
Point Pleasant
Farm Women's Club to Hold Cookies Demonstration
The Cherokee group of the Farm Women's Club will meet at the Appalachian Power Auditorium on November 21. Susan Jones, Appalachian home economist, will conduct a holiday cookies demonstration.
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Farm Women’s Club
Appalachian Power Auditorium
Susan Jones
Appalachian Home Econ
Roush Herd Tops October Honor Roll in Dairy Record
The Dairyherd Improvement Association names 18 dairymen on the October honor roll led by Howard Roush of Letart with 16 cows producing 756 pounds milk and 4.87 butterfat per cow. Other honorees include Elmer Newberry Letart Huntington State Hospital Farm W V Barker South Side Frank Yester Gallipolis Ferry and more across Letart Apple Grove and West Columbia.
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Dairyherd Improvement Association
Howard Roush
Letart
Huntington State Hospital
W. V. Barker
South Side
Frank Yester
Gallipolis Ferry
Ray Crank
Henderson
Marcus Weaver
C. L. Cottrill, Jr
West Columbia
Co. C. Fowble
Apple Grove
Thomas Bumgardner
Olivier Lieving
T. A. Williamson
Rolfe Lee
Brown and Road
Myers and Hayman
C. E. McCulloch
McNeill
Birth announcements from Pleasant Valley Hospital
Birth notices list several families welcoming new members including a son for Charles and a daughter for Joe Allen. Other mothers and locations such as Apple Grove Syracuse Hend erson Camer on W V and Wellston are noted along with the names Edith Nichols Theron Swisher and Mary Elizabeth Newell.
Examination Of Prisoner Is Completed
James Edward Jones 33 of Hogsett indicted on a murder charge and sent to Lakin State Hospital for examination, has been returned to Mason County jail. Findings show Jones admitted shotgun shooting of his brother in law Lewis Dale Bates on June 3. A juvenile under examination at Lakin is returned to the court for an alleged attack on a five year old girl at Ordnance School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Jones
Hogsett
Lakin State Hospital
Jones
Lewis Dale
Buddy) Bates
Lakin
Ordnance School
Two Mason County Farm Women Attend Cedar Lakes Craft Workshop
Mrs Ray Crank and Mrs C E McCulloch of Henderson attended a Christmas craft workshop at Cedar Lakes near Ripley over the weekend. They plan to conduct a clinic workshop soon in Mason County.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Farm Women's Club
Ray Crank
C. E. McCulloch
Henderson
Cedar Lakes
Ripley
Mason County
Rayburn Cows Lead EDP Honor Roll in Mason County
Rayburn of Letart Route 2 tops the Mason County EDP Honor Roll for September with 28 cows on test averaging 987 pounds of milk, 3.8 butterfat and 3.6 fat per cow. Other honorees include Clarence Thomas Otis Randolph Leon Old Town Farm Unit Pirl Burris Mason and Collett Keefer.
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Point Pleasant
Leslie Rayburn
Letart
Route 2
Mason County
Rayburn
Clarence Thomas
Otis Randolph
Leon
Old Town Farm
J. H. Morgan
Pliney
D. A. Smith
Hartford
Divorce Granted in Pleasants Point Case
Rose Hudson granted a divorce from Dencil Hudson with custody awarded for one child. Court records show the decree and custody ruling as final.
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Point Pleasant
Rose Hudson
Dencil Hudson
Clayton Two votes to consolidate with New Lexington
In Tuesday’s election Clayton Two defeated consolidation 106 to 100, after three years ago building a new grade school valued at $350 000.
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New Lexington
Clayton Two
Moravian Bethlehem Forms Early U S Symphony
Bethlehem Pennsylvania organized the first U S symphony by Moravian settlers in 1741. Seven years later the ensemble included four violins two violas two trumpets two flutes two French horns a cello and a double bass.
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United States
Bethlehem
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George Reed
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Theron Swisher
Cheshire
George Keyser
James Ed
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