Mason Democrats Hear U S Official Speak
About 400 people attended a Mason County Young Democratic Club rally featuring James M. Quigley assistant secretary of health education and welfare who urged voting and cited unemployment relief and area redevelopment programs. He was introduced by Rep Ken Hechler with local officials and candidates named and a dinner following at the National Guard Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James M. Quigley
Young Democratic Club
Mason County
Quigley
Democratic Party
Ken Hechler
Joe F. Burdett
Dick Kyle
Curtis Wilson
John Kelly
John Johnson
Gus R. Douglass
Paul Crabtree
Washington
E. L. Montgomery
Belva Farley
Alex Cruickshanks, Jr
Kathryn Moore
Tommy Taylor
Margaret Stanley
Young Democrat Club
Homer Smith
Democrat Party
Smith
J. H. Somerville
A. E. Thomas
National Guard
George McCausland Named President of Farm Bureau
George McCausland of South Side was re elected president of the Mason County Farm Bureau at the annual dinner at Ordnance School. J S Scarberry of Letart was named vice president and W E Kirk and Mrs. Lawrence Scarberry were re elected secretary treasurer and executive secretary respectively. Committee lists and guest speakers were noted along with 150 attendees served by the 4 H leaders association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCausland
Farm Bureau
Point Pleasant
South Side
Mason County Farm Bureau
Ordnance School
J. S. Scarberry
Letart
W. E. Kirk
Lawrence Scarberry
Herbert Henderson
Arbuckle
Lyle Austin
Clendenin
Gerald Rood
Graham
Otis Randolph
Cooper
Wallie Toney
Dana Durst
Lewis
J. A. Farrell
Marcus Weaver
Robinson
John W. Watterson
Hannan
E. C. Carson
Waggener
Ancil Tucker
Union
Paul Nay
Harrison County
Legisla
Hogsett
John T. Johnson
Lawrence Searberry
Ilene Sommer
Bill Gregory
Wanda Stemple
J. S. Searberry
J. A. Ferrell
Albert Roush
Clarence Blessing
4-H Leaders Association
Apple Grove Man Fined
Wesley E. Ball Jr., 23, of Apple Grove, fined $50 and costs for driving while intoxicated. His license was suspended six months and he served 24 hours in jail after arraignment before Justice of the Peace A M Goodwin. He attempted to pass on Route 33 in Mason at 12 10 a m Saturday and struck William Sayre 20 of Letart. Ball fled the scene and later crashed in a ditch near the Vanadium Plant. Damages estimated at $550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Wesley E. Ball, Jr
Apple Grove
Sheriff's Department
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Ball
Route
Mason
William Sayre
Letart
Sayre
Benjamin Franklin Junior Citizenship Club Installation
Installation held Friday at Ord nance School with Mrs. Melvin Jarrell in charge. New officers include Keith Biggs president Denise Friar vice president Randy Lowe secretary Pete Somerville treasurer Kathy Bellos song leader Norris Bumgarner flag bearer Sharon McAlister reporter. Jarrell reviewed a book and explained the club history and rules. A Daniel Boone skit was presented by the program committee Patricia Morgan Charles Staats Ronald Kapp and Brucello Chadwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Melvin Jarrell
Ordnance School
Benjamin Franklin Junior Citizenship Club
Keith Biggs
Denise Friar
Randy Lowe
Pete Somerville
Kathy Bellos
Norris Bumgarner
Sharon McAlister
The
West
Patricia Morgan
Charles Staats
Ronald Kapp
Brucello Chadwick
Leaflet drive promotes student safety in county schools
Sheriff Griff Durbin reports distribution of over 5000 safety leaflets to Lewis District elementary schools with plans to reach all districts within 10 days under guidance from J Edgar Hoover of the FBI. Deputy Robert Lee resigns after one year to join Sherman Construction. the piece notes 19 million dairy cows nationwide and a note on molds and mildews aiding soil formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Griff Durbin
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Durbin
Lewis
Robert Lee
Burdette Addition
Lee
Sherman Construction
October Luncheon of Service Guild Held at Appalachian
The Service Guild of Christ Episcopal Church schedules its October luncheon and meeting for Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Appalachian Auditorium. Mrs. Gail Faires will preside. Hostesses are Mrs. Homer Martin Sr., Mrs. J. J. Lovell, and Mrs. S. D. Jeffries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Service Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Appalachian Auditorium
Gail Faires
Homer Martin, Sr
J. J. Lovell
S. D. Jeffries
Rally Set At Church In Community Series
Rally announced for Leon Baptist Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Cologne and Union Districts. Speakers include Rev Robert Day and Miss Ethel Riddle. The Citizens Committee for Defeat of the liquor control amendment leads the event with future rallies planned for Oct 11 at Eckard Chapel and a Nov 1 finale with singers and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Cologne
Union
Leon Baptist Church
Citizens Committee
Robert Day
Ethel Riddle
Eckard Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Salt Rock
Channel 3
Point Boys Finish First At West Virginia Vocational Meet
The three day West Virginia University competition drew 325 high school vocational agriculture students from 36 schools ending Saturday. Petersburg High School won the sweepstakes by placing first in three events. Winners advance to the national contest next year: University High School Morgantown in livestock judging, Troy High School in poultry, and Point Pleasant High School in dairy cattle and farm crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia University
Petersburg High School
West Virginia
University High School of
Morgantown
Troy High School
Point Pleasant High School
Civil actions dismissed and judgments entered in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant the case of James C. Wallace vs City of Point Pleasant ended with a voluntary non suit and dismissal. Separately, Seal Test Foods National Dairy Products vs Regal Foods Inc and R W Jackson resulted in a judgment for $5157.01 with interest. Another judgment for $91.65 was entered in Ashland Oil and Refining Co vs George M Zuspan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James C. Wallace
City of
Sealtest Foods
National Dairy Products
Regal Foods, Inc
R. W. Jackson
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
George M. Zuspan
Three Arrests By Sheriff In Point Pleasant District
Three Point Pleasant youths were arrested on grand larceny warrants by the sheriff's department. William V. Coger 18 and Ernest Leroy Wamsley 21, with Wamsley on probation for breaking and entering, jailed for probation violation. Coger posted 1500 bond for a hearing. The juvenile, 16, was also taken into custody. State police arrested Otho Patterson 28 Mason for probation violation. Weekend city police arrests included James Campbell Point Pleasant Charles Toles 18 Point Pleasant for driving while intoxicated and Frank Young Jr 31 Mason for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sheriff’s Department
William V. Coger
Ernest Leroy Wamsley
Wamsley
Cogar
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Otho Patterson
Mason
James Campbell
Charles Toles
Lucian Lester Ferguson
Frank Young, Jr
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes births and admissions
Mrs. Kenneth Higley of Bidwell and Mr and Mrs. George McCoy of Point Pleasant welcomed daughters. Admissions include Mrs. Higley Bidwell Mrs. Green Bidwell Samuel McClary Evans Irene Keefer Point Pleasant and several others from Bidwell Point Pleasant Henderson Racine Leon and Ashville Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Higlley
Bidwell
George McCoy
Point Pleasant
Kenneth Higley
Harold Green
Samuel McClary
Evans
W.va
Brian Rollins
Leon
Irene Keefer
George Lawson
Racine
Deliah Steele
Kenneth Robie
Dale Wood
Ashville Glover
Henderson
Charles Sheline
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Method
An advertisement touts a non surgical cure for piles using Bio Dyne now sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. It claims remarkable relief and statements that piles no longer trouble users, available at all drug counters.
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