Cub Scouts Rate High In Annual Inspection
Cub Scouts from six dens of Pack 258 at Ordnance School earned top marks at their annual inspection held Tuesday night at the school. Assistant M G M District Boy Scout Commissioner Carl Murray led the review for 22 cubs, noting it as one of his best inspections. Awards were given to four scouts for achievements in various cub scouting phases. Roy Woomer earned two silver and one golden arrow. Keith Barnette and Randy received bear badges. Pete Panteloukas earned a wolf badge. The report praised the rigorous inspection and improved rating from last year. Officials announced new pack committee members and den mothers, with meetings set for Dec. 3 and Jan. 1.
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Ordnance School
M-G-M
Carl Murray
Wa Fandal Pat
Cake
Roy Woomer
Keith Barnette
Randy
Pete Panteloukas
Pancake
Joe Jordan
Sam Littlepage
Ger‘ald Childs
Carl Dilcher
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Roy
Scout
Wandal Pancake
Marietta
Gary Rae
Rodger Pancake
Johnny Roberts
David Rayburn
Terry Dileher
Bruce
Tommy Epling
Ray Woo
Keith Richard Holland
Randy Bias
Andy Wilson
Danny Critcrifield
Bronson Mano
Eddie Swan
Eddie Swan,’ Gene Berridge, Darrell Asbury, Roger Reynolds and Gary Coakley
Dee
National Guard Training Plans At Camp Breckenridge Ky
West Virginia National Guard officers confirm next year's training June 16 to 30 at Camp Breckenridge Kentucky. The 150th Armored Cavalry Regiment and 197th Tank Battalion will train at Fort Knox with all West Virginia troops at Breckenridge. Sergeant Miller, an ordnance company member since 1948, earned an 887 scholastic average and placed third in class. Two guardsmen reenlisted, PVT Glen E Stanley Hogsett and Charles E Stanley of Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasan
664Th Ordnance Co
West Virginia National Guard
Camp Breckenbridge
150Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
197Th Tank Battalion
Fort Knox
West Virginia Nationa Guard
Breekenbridge
Sfc
Horace H.ler
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Miller
Ordnance Company
Maryland
Glen E. Stanley
Hogsett
Charles E. Stanley
Main St
Point Pleasant
Giga
Charles
Farm Bureau Plans Meeting in Point Pleasant
The annual County Farm Bureau meeting at the Moose Home this Saturday will offer a Se100 gift certificate for dues paid in 1987. Ohio Valley Implement Co. Miline 445 tractor prize plus other awards. Officials say the bureau aims to boost rural living and legislative power in the 1957 session, stressing membership to influence politicians. The Mason County Farm Women's Club will provide a Saturday dinner with turkey and dairy products from Broughton's and Valley Bellies.
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Point Pleasant
Anual County Farm Bureau
Moose Home
Ohio Valley Implement Co
Farm Bureau
Bureau
West Virginia
Union
Mason County Farm Women's Club
Tur
Broughton’s
Valley Bellies
Notes Point Clin Clin Mien Family Admissions Discharges
Admitted patients include Mrs Tracy Wolfenbarger of Point Pleasant and Mrs Harry Edwards of Rutland for surgical care on November 26. Alma Force of Apple Grove also admitted for surgery. Discharged are Mrs Clyde Clark and her infant daughter from Letart, and James Franklin of Columbus on November 26.
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Mien
Tracy Wolfenbarger
Point Pleasant
Harry Edwards
Rutland
Alma Force
Apple Grove
Clyde Clark
Letart
James’ Franklin
Columbus
Daughter born to Mt. Vernon couple in Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Lutton of Mt Ver non announce the birth of their second child a daughter Sara Beth born November 24 at Holzer Hospital They also have a daughter Mica Dawn Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Samuel Lutton Ripley Road and Mr and Mrs F F Rothlisberger Beckley The mother is the former Isabelle Rothlisberger
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Point Pleasant
Robert Lutton
Mt. Vernon
Sara Beth
Holzer Hospital
Mica Dawn
Samuel Lutton
Ripley Road
F. F. Rothlisberger
Beckley
Isabelle Rothlisberger
W. W. Smith
Mark
Huntington
Eustace Wilson
English Road
Phyllis Crutchfield
Joan Wilson
Georgia Martin
Columbus
Kate Robey
Ohio River Road
Robey
Christmas lights strung through town in Point Pleasant
Under Frank Rifle direction waterworks workers began decorating Sixth and Viand Streets with greenery wrapped lights. Lights run from county jail to Main on Sixth, Main to Second, and Viands from Kroger to Shadle Bridge. Northern areas near Evans Market and Vians Streets also to be decorated as merchants pay frontage fees, with payments coming in fast.
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Point Pleasant
Unce
Frank Rifle
Viand
Main
Kroge's
Shadle Bridge
Vians Streets
Evans’ Super Market
Birthday fete for Uncle Samp reaches 94 at Leon
Leon hosts 110 guests for Uncle Samp Matheny's 94th birthday with wood chopping by men and dinner prep by women. Attendees include Sayre, Miller, Herdman families from Evans to Columbus and Huntington. Legion Auxiliary posts updates on donations and the Christmas party plans. Lambda Chi Omega sorority hosts husbands’ dinner and sets December 10 meeting and gift baskets for families.
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Leon
Samp” Matheny
Arthur Sayre
Bob Miller
Abe Herdman
Evans
W. Va
Goodwill
Mildred Meade
Roy Miller
James Matheny
Columbus
Jimmy Thomas
Coral Thomas
Middleport
Albert Roush
Pomeroy
Ralph Miller
Point Pleasant
Leonard Miller
Huntington
Bill Jaques
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Clifford
Retha Jaques
Toledo
Leota Bailey
Kenneth Click
Virginia Christenson
Roma Miller
Nellie Canterberry
Portland
Mich
Annabelle Matheny
Roy McDade
Freddie Mattox
Myrtle” Matheny
Jerome De'weese
Earl Barns Jett
George Lute
Billie
Matheny
Eph Herdman
Melvin Matheny
Denzil Matheny
Junior McDade
Charley Herdman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Carl Barnette
Carl Fruth
Veteran’s Hospital
Paul Thomas
The
Legion
Ellen Deweese
Fruth
Hilda Bradshaw
Esther Thomas
Anita Lanier
J.T. Holland
Betty Thomas
Rose Lawhorn
Lambda Chil Omega Sorority
Moose Home
C L. Head
Eustace Wilson
Rodney’ Pullins
Frank Haught
Fred Schroeder
Carroll E. Kennedy
W. ©. Gilmore
Harley Hartley
Harley
Donald Get
W. C. Gilmore
Vitus Hartley, Jr
Carro’ Kennedy
Lon ‘Nie Safford
Rodney Pullins
Hanly Sibley
Point Pleasant Teen Halfback Enlists and Earns Sharpshooter Badge
Thomas Q Nebbergall son of William and wife enlisted with the 3664th Ordnance Co in February 1955 and attained SP3 by April 1956. He attended two summer encampments and earned a sharpshooter badge for rifle marksmanship while serving as a wheeled mechanic in the automotive section. A senior at Point Pleasant High School he started at halfback for the Bi Blacks and held leadership roles in freshman class, varsity club and was basketball manager. His father William served as a first sergeant in WWII. The Nebbergalls are Episcopal Church members. In Point Pleasant a divorce suit alleges cruelty from Glenn Simpkins filed by Pearl Simpkins. The couple married July 1955 in Richmond Indiana and have one child. plaintiff seeks custody with next friend Mildred Woomer. Attorney Ray Musgrave. insulin discoverer Banting and John Macleod received the 1923 Nobel Prize.
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Point Pleasant
Thomas Q. Nebbergall
Wiliam Nebbergall
Mt. Vernon Ave
3664Th Ordnance Co
Nebbergall
Point Pleasant High School
William
190Th Infantry
Nebbergalls
Th. Episcopal Church
Pearl Simpkins
Glenn Simpkins
Richmond
Ind
Mildred Woomer
Raymond Musgrave
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Bill Dowler
Chuck
Irwin Gray
Glenn Salmons
Sonley Whitley
Marge Cloud
Harley Cloud Shelba Jean Ward
Tipp City
Emmett Ward
Julian Stevens
Johnny Stevens
Cline Gerlach
Frank Markins
Charlotte
Ivan Grover
Cheshire
Lee Foster
Carman Lee
Kentucky
Troy
Harvey Brubaker
Rio¢ Grande
John Love
Legion Auxiliary Meets
Ingland
Frederick G. Banting
John Macleod
Chevrolet
Alaska
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Yukon
Powermatic
Alcan Highway
Rae
Lemar
Athens, Ohio
Sonvil Roger Lean
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Ah Belk- Simpson
Court St
Belk
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