Six Named Directors Add to Point Pleasant Chamber Board
Mrs Belva M Farley managing director announces six new board members for the Point Pleasant Mason County Chamber of Commerce Howard Price Vanadium Steel Charles Lanham Citizens National Bank John Samsell Point Pleasant Register Tom K Fisher Fishers Department Store Russell Kroder Pure Oil Company and Gary Northup Tiny s Drive In The new directors will be installed at the December 6 meeting No officers will be elected Existing directors retained are Jack Fruth T R Friar Emil Romans Dwayne Clatworthy Herman Layne and Forest Clark Terms expiring belong to Gene Ball Joe Neeley Sel dom Fleming G A Biggs James Lewis and O C Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Belva M. Farley
Point Pleasant- Mason County
Jack Fruth
T. R. Friar
Emil Romans
Dwayne Clatworthy
Herman Layne
Forest Clark
Gene Ball
Joe Neeley
Seldom Fleming
G. A. Biggs
James Lewis
O. C. Hall
Woman Hurt In Accident on Leon Baden Road
Two drivers were arrested after a two car crash on the Leon Baden Road Sunday at 2 40 p m. Larry Durst 14 of Leon Route was charged with no operator license and driving left of center. Charles R Cain 31 of Leon Route 3 was charged with having more than three passengers in the front seat. Cain drove a truck and Durst a car. the vehicles side swiped. Margaret Cain 26 sustained a back injury. State police and sheriff s department investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Leon-Baden
Larry Durst
Leon
Roy Durst
Charles R. Cain
Cain
Durst
Margaret Cain
State Police and Sheriffs Department
Boy Shot Accidentally in Point Pleasant
Morris Mayes, 12, of Point Pleasant Route 2, was accidentally shot in the left hand Sunday at 2 45 p.m. when his 22 caliber rifle discharged while he hung it up. He was treated at Pleasant Valley Hospital. State police and the sheriff's department investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Morris Mayes
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Sheriff’s Department
Rebecca Circle Plans Christmas Activities
Rebecca Circle members, led by Max Heslop and Mrs. Mazie Jones, meet at homes and church events. They plan a December WSCS meeting with a 50 cent grab bag and a toy for needy children, plus a December 22 session at Mrs. Blankenship’s home with a $1 grab bag gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Max Heslop
Mazie Jones
Rebecca Circle
WSCS
Blankenship
Carl Cook
Meigs County Land Transfers Report
Land transfers recorded in Meigs County include Myrtle M Long to Dorothy Louise Long for one acre in Salisbury Two. William F Sorden Sr and Monda Sorden to William F Sorden Jr Audrey Sorden and Mark Sorden for parcels in Chester. Clarence Robert Nelson and Isabelle S Nelson to Charles L Spires and Elaine Spires Lot 2 in Rutland. Hazel McMurray and Hattie McMurray to Lorraine McMurray for parcels in Lebanon Two. Olin A Knapp and C Pearl Knapp to David H Cumings and Gladys L Cumings 1.10 acres in Salisbury Two. George and Hazel McHaffie to William McHaffie and Reva Jane McHaffie for lots in Milport. Delmar G Baum and Kathryn Baum to John D Riebel and Glenna L Riebel for Lot 17 in Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle M. Long
Dorothy Louise Long
Salisbury
William F. Sorden Sr
Monda Sorden
William F. Sorden Jr
Audrey Sorden
Mark Sorden
Chester
Clarence Robert Nelson
Isabelle S. Nelson
Charles L. Spires
Elaine Spires
Rutland
Hazel McMurray
Hattie McMurray
Lorraine McMurray
Lebanon
Olin A. Knapp
C. Pearl Knapp
David H. Cumings
Mason Chief Deputy Is Grandfather
Point Pleasant Mason County Sheriff’s Department notes a first as Millard Halstead chief deputy sheriff becomes a grandfather. A daughter born Sunday evening at Holzer Hospital to Roger and Gayla Halstead Clark, Point Pleasant. Grandparents include Millard and wife, Charles Clark, and others from Point Pleasant. The Johnson family also welcomes a new grandchild, making two generations in grandparents named Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Sheriff’s Department
Millard Halstead
Holzer Hospital
Roger Clark
Gayla Halstead
Charles Clark
Francis Clark
Henderson
Roy Jackson
Oden Pearson
Sheriff
George Johnson
Johnson
Danny Johnson
Yale Parade Rescheduled for Next Friday in Point Pleasant
The Christmas parade canceled last Friday due to rain will take place next Friday at 6 30 p m sponsored by the Point Pleasant Junior Women's Club and the Retail Merchants Division of the Point Pleasant Mason County Chamber of Commerce. Floats and the Point Pleasant junior and senior high bands directed by Gene Allen will join Santa on a fire truck.
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Point Pleasant
The
Point Pleasant Junior Women’s Club
Retail Merchants Division
Point Pleasant-Mason County
Gene Allen
Santa Clause
Thanksgiving visits thread Middleport families across Ohio
Thanksgiving guests and visitors appear in Middleport and nearby towns. Families from Ashland Columbus Springfield and New Haven joined local residents for dinners and gatherings over the holiday period. Extended visits included trips to Parkersburg Belpre and Columbus with relatives often remaining for further visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walburn
Peter Roush
New Haven
Raymond Walburn
Middleport
Parkersburg
Neil Childers
Blaine Walburn
Belpre
Dennis Walburn
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Ingemar Johansson
Turkey
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Rock Springs Fair Grounds Grange Hall
Ralph Oldham
Ralston-Purina Co
Mason
Yale
P.m
Pomeroy — Members of
Pomeroy Golf Association
Ted R. Stevens
Meadowbrook Addition
Teddy
West Virginia University
Larry Pines
Ladonna
Gallipolis Ferry
Leland Henry II
Michelle
Harry S. Moore, Jr
William N Moore
Carla
Cathy
Ashland
Harry S. Moore
Herbert F. Moore
Betty Durst
Jeff
Beulah White
Charles White
Texanna
Howard Wells
Dale Walburn
Jill
Stevie
Newton Falls
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Joe Young Sr
Leo Kennedy Jr
Lee Roush Aive
Columbus
Patricia Yates
Young
J. E. Harley
Springfield
John Harley
Robert Coats
Russell McIntyre
Stephen Coats
Kirksville
REVCO
LePages Thrift
Discount Drug Centers
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