Marietta Officials Reject Union Three-Point Proposal
Union leaders accuse the company of refusing any of three time study proposals and threaten unfair labor practice charges. The dispute centers on a time study checker, plant layoffs, contract renewals, and termination notices affecting 600 workers amid negotiations in Marietta.
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Alexander
Tu-Endie-Wei Metal Trade Council
National Labor Relations Board
Marietta
Walter M. Windsor
Hartford Social Notes Highlight East Coast Visitors
Mrs Em ma Roth of Wellsburg W Va visited Mrs John Johnson as a recent house guest. Mrs Henry Hussing of Covington Ky spent a weekend with Mrs Carrie Judson. The Denwood last rites for Thomas Hoffman drew many relatives. Rhoda Yeager of Mason was a guest of Ed Blessing. Fred Wein funeral drew Norman Wein and family to Columbus.
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Virginia Carleton Hartford
Emma Roth
Wellsburg
W. Va
John Johnson
Henry Hussing
Covington
Carrie Judson
Henry Jenkins
Helen Jenkins
William
Richard Jenkins
Carrie Turnbull
John Turnbull
Richard Turnbull
Denwood
Thomas Hoffman
Rhoda Yeager
Mason
Ed Blessing
Rorrer Sent to Weston State Hospital for Mental Examination
Jerry Lewis Rorrer, 16, of Henderson was transported from Mason County Jail to Weston State Hospital for a mental examination after being indicted on a murder charge for fatally stabbing his sister Mary Louise Rorrer, 19, at their parents’ home. The court granted the joint request of his attorney J G F Johnson and Prosecuting Attorney Cecil B Dean for the examination. he will be returned to jail after findings. Deputy Sheriff Jack Pyles and State Police Trooper Seymour assisted in the transfer.
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Point Pleasant
Jerry Lewis Rorrer
Henderson
Mason County
Weston State Hospital
Rorrer
Young Rorrer
Mary Louise Rorrer
Atty. J
Weston
Jack Pyles
Seymour
Honor Pair On Birthdays
A surprise birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Gibbs Letart Route 1 honoring their birthdays. Attendees included numerous Gibbs and Zerkle family members and relatives, with children and grandchildren listed.
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Hartford
Dewey Gibbs
Clyde Fields
Ralph Zerkle
Judy
Donald Goodnite
William Gibbs
Timmy
Jack Gibbs
Roland Gibbs
Keith
Wayne Zerkle
Gene Johnson
Gerdine Johnson
Janice Goodnite
Sandra Gibbs
Mark
Sunday police raids cite 13 Hamilton County stores
In Cincinnati the second straight Sunday of intensified police action targets Sunday sales law viola tions leading to citations for thirteen Hamilton County stores. Local residents note visits from relatives and neighbors as social life continues amid the regional coverage of the crackdown.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Arrests Reported In Point Pleasant Area
Arrests reported Monday include Gordon Gillispie 29 of South Side for intoxication by the Sheriff's Department Clarence R. Smith 31 Leon for no operator’s license by the State Police Albert Smith 76 Point Pleasant on a drunk charge by City Police Thedore Smith 61 Leon Route 2 arrested by the Sheriff's Department on an assault and battery warrant
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Point Pleasant
Gordon Gillispie
South Side
Sheriff's Department
Clarence R. Smith
Leon
Albert Smith
Thedore Smith
Route 2
Local Visits and Community Notes In Ohio and West Virginia
Mrs M L Ohlinger spent a week visiting relatives in Ashtabula Columbus and Canton. The Lutheran Men of Saint Paul Church held a dinner meeting with Robert Johnston on stewardship. Various residents from Nitro Charleston Morgantown Woodrow Point Pleasant and Gallipolis Ferry were noted visiting family and attending the Ohio State game. Names and ages of several local residents are listed.
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New Haven
M. L. Ohlinger
Emma Kemper
Ashtabula
Fred Ohlinger
Columbus
Thomas Grinstead
Shelby
Richard Grinstead
Canton
Saint Paul Lutheran Church
Robert Johnston
Boyd Wears
Nitro
Johnny Roush
Communion Observed At Church in World Communion Sunday
World Communion Sunday observed at Heights EUE Church with sharing of communion after evening service. Rev. Roy McCoy led the observance. morning topic was Christ, a Friend. Friendship Class meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM. choir rehearsal follows prayer service. solo by Janett CapEHart with Carl Lynch II on organ. The seed of the double coconut may weigh up to 40 pounds.
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Point Pleasant
Eue
Roy McCoy
Janett Capehart
Carl Lynch
Comprehensive Zoning Plan Wins Final Adoption
Point Pleasant City Council passed the comprehensive zoning and subdivision ordinance, completing the plan. George Plants was hired as city patrolman, and Rancel Jividen resigned after ten years. The council approved police gear purchases, discussed Bellemeade annexation and bond voting eligibility, set trick or treat night for Oct 30, and awarded a $2 054.94 bid for a new police cruiser. Financials were reported by city clerk A E Thomas.
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Point Pleasant
S. E. Flemming
Ted R. Stevens
George Plants
Plants
Arawanna Woods
Rancel Jividen
Jividen
Stevens
Hoyt Jividen
Gilbert
Bellemeade
Virgil Siders
Siders
Mason County Motors
A. E. Thomas
Water Works
Pleasant Valley Hospital Admits Area Patients
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes admit names including Mrs. Charles Neal and Kimberly Harmon of Point Pleasant, Charles Long, Mrs. Terry Nutter of Henderson, and their daughter, plus Clarence Higginbotham of Grimms Landing.
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Pleasant Valley Hospital
Charles Neal
Point Pleasant
Kimberly Harmon
Charles Long
Terry Nutter
Henderson
Clarence Higginbotham
Grimms Landing
Fire risk peaks as West Virginia forest season opens
West Virginia's fall forest fire season runs Oct 1 to Dec 31 per extension forester Donald L. Fogus. He urges strict precautions for all burning, limited to 5 p.m. to 5 a.m., fully extinguish fires by 5 a.m., avoid burning on hot windy days, and never leave a fire unattended to protect trees and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Donald L. Fogus
West Virginia
Fogus
Point Pleasant Pupil To Go To FFA Band
More than 70 members of West Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America will attend the 36th annual national convention in Kansas City. James Dunn and Carl Hoffman are among the 118 piece Mail Order national band performing at the opening parade of the 1963 American Royal Livestock and Horse Show. Dunn is a Point Pleasant High School student and FFA member. the Point Pleasant dairy judging team also competed at Waterloo, Iowa. The note ends with a historical trivia about the Constitution nicknamed Old Ironsides from the War of 1812.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
H. E. Edwards
FFA
Puerto Rico
James Dunn
Clifford Dunn
Carl Hoffman
King Wood
Dunn
Point Pleasant High School
Point Pleasant High
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International Representative Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Lawrence Litchfield
Duane Plants
Tu-Endie-Wei Metal Trades Council
Afl-Cio
John W. Smith
Louis Vickers
Emmons Thomas
Leonard Shobe
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Maxine Walters
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Howard Welch
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Dwight Cook
Springfield
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Middleport
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Jack Clark
Harrisonville
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