Mayor Proposes Policy Change On Street Petitions
Mayor Krodel urges council to alter the current street improvement policy to require a larger percentage of property owners signing petitions. Delegation from Victory Heights seeks immediate paving with 81 percent frontage represented, but total footage to confirm majority. Council gave no action and will review if signers constitute a majority or await policy review.
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Point Pleasant
W. Krodel
Krodel
Smith
Carroll Casto
Jefferson Ave
Jefferson
Casto
Tom
Iny Fisher
28Th
Lincoln Ave
Ionger Torch Fm
Tommy Mandula
Donald "White
Claude Pheesebrew
Wayne Kincap
Threg
Companiea
Prince Segrave
Pt Pleasant Society Dine and Initiation Event
A Pt Pleasant area dinner meeting of the Point Stee Feetwood Guthrie Junior Women s Club Albans state director will announce new members and recognize attendees. Olin Knapp of Canton visits his uncle Floyd Keefer and family while Keefer and children Lilly and Milroy join relatives on Sunday. An officers training event is listed with local participants and observers.
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Jae Wae
Point Stee
Feetwood Guthrie
St Pleasant
Olin Knapp
Canton
Floyd Keefer
Main St. Mi
Mes Keefer
Lilly and
Milroy
Henry ‘Keefer
Gunville Ridge
Legion Post Horse Show Co-Sponsors with Local Club
Legion Post 23 will co sponsor a Mason County Horsemen Association horse show on Oct 30 at the Norse tract near Harmon Field. At last night’s meeting Robert Johnson was received as a new member, bringing total to 147 with several prospects remaining to reach Spur member goals. Hiram Dougherty’s team has 10 members and Paul Thomas seven as W M Pancake announced the program and attendance.
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Pleasant
American Legion
Mason County Horsemen's "Association
Norse Tract
Harmon Field
Robert Slohnson
Stoereces
Hiram Dougherty
Paul ‘Thomas
W. ML
Pancake
Saf
Egnaer Denver
Kennedy
Cited Drivers Are Penalized in Local Court
Municipal Judge William H. Jones imposed fines and jail terms on several defendants during Gallia County proceedings. William E. Province of Kanauga received 15 dollars and costs plus 30 days in jail for left of center. Stuler of St Albans paid 10 dollars and costs for driving under suspension. Richard Kis of ? received 15 dollars and costs for right of way violation. Others from Reedsville and Crown City faced fines and costs for various traffic offenses.
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Wiliam H. Jones
William E. Province
Kanauga
Gallia County
Ferman Stuler
St. Albany
Richard “Kis
Galipolis
Gillerd
Losgenetie
Otte
Reedsvile
Pere ‘Roy
FF. Teotinson
Shange
Walch
Agricultural Society Plans Annual Meeting
Gallia County Agricultural Society schedules its annual meeting and board election at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Farmers Hotel. President Pat Bradley will preside, with Ben Franklin of Point Pleasant to present a demonstration show and refreshments to be served.
River traffic report from Gallipolis and nearby rivers
Fragmented river traffic log lists vessel names, times, loads, and positions on the Kanawha and Ohio regions around Gallipolis, Winfield, and surrounding creeks. Entries mention Buckeye, Bosworth, Smith, and others with times from morning to afternoon, noting coal and other cargo and no major incidents reported.
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Gallipolis
Chan
Phin
John
Rowe
Kanawha
Winfield
Ogeam
Merrill
Galligalieisland Creek
Jerry Bosworth
Kemnet
Keystone
George G
Creditor
Smith
Kanasha River
Jones
Bosworth
Linn Smith
Sycamore
Couples Club Meeting Planned in Gallipolis
A Gallia county event outlines a Couples Club gathering hosted by the Farm Bureau Young. The notice mentions the Friday eve meeting with guests and local church group involvement, signaling a community-focused social evening.
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Gallipolis
Gala County Farm Bureau Young Couraday
Pevers
Epiecopal Viraday Vs
Gharch
Lions Accept New Member at Point Pleasant Meet
The Point Pleasant Lions Club welcomed Robe rt Beckett, newly named manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co., as a new member. W. W. Smith, outgoing manager and former president, received a farewell gift from President Harold Adama. Seven guests attended the Moose Home dinner, including A. A. Galford now assigned to the Point Pleasant State Police detachment, William Greg, a Mason County festival official, and Dr. Efe Howard, recently out of the Air Force and new local dentist.
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Point Pleasant
Lions Club
Robert Beckett
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
W. W.J .Smith
Harold Adama
Wiliam Greg
Efe Howard
Air Force
Chambers Set Feting Of Route 2 Project
Point Pleasant officials announce a ceremony to commemorate the Route 2 project near Peeb Pasant SK. Ray Ritchie, Virgil Siders, and Kaiser are noted for bringing the initiative forward, with plans for a Friday meeting to discuss event details.
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Chambers
Wyths
Coanbee
Fatiay
Point Pleasant
Peet Pasant SK
Beal Ravenel
Pleasant
Ray Ritchi
Virgil
Siders
Kaiser
Ravens
Point Pleasant — the 4: Tapers Hesenen
Point Pleasant plans handicapped employment drive
The Point Pleasant Employment Office reports 133 handicapped applicants and a push to form a county committee to promote employment. Manager Tack Smith says the office can screen and refer applicants and has an active file, with several citizens invited to attend a county meeting to boost promotion through local media.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Em
Tional Media
Smith
Sixth St
Driver Fined For Hazard After City Incident
William Boyles of Middleport was fined 30 dollars and costs by Justice A M Goodwin after being charged with hazardous driving. He was arrested by Patrolman Jiiden following a Sunday night accident on 2nd Street. Also fined were John Clay of Hutchinson ten dollars for improper passing and Benjamin Connally of Eight Mile ten dollars plus costs for intoxication, with Connally jailed for nonpayment. Charles Greenlee of Charleston Drive received 8 to 15 days in jail for intoxication.
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Oun
Evs
William ‘Boyles
Middleport
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Boyles
Rancel Jiiden
Goodwin
John Clay
Hutchinson
Come
Benjamin Connally
Connally
Charles Greenlee
Chaleston Dr
Auto Crash Victim Kenneth Roush Reported Unchanged
Kenneth Ray Roush, 15, of Marquette Ave, remains unconscious with a brain concussion after a Friday night crash on Route 1 near St. Albans. He is at Thomas Memorial Hospital as parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roush visit daily. a train specialist’s examination suggested a good recovery chance barring complications.
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Waint Fleasons
Kenneth Ray Roush
Marquette Ave
St. Albans
Roush
Thomas Memorial’ Hospital
Kenneth Roush
Three County Scouts Fund Drive Starts Next Week
Mason Gallia Meigs Boy Scout District will launch its annual fund drive next Tuesday led by District Scout Chairman A. Fay Wilson. An all day drive begins with a 7 to 8 am breakfast at the Moose Home where volunteers receive instructions. The goal is 3000 dollars to fund the scouting program in the tri county area. Nelson Leach serves as full time scout executive guiding the district.
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Point Pleasant
Mason-Gallia-Meigs
A. Fay Wilson
Moose Home
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Mason County
Trie
County
Nelson Leach
Marriage License Arch Chapman and Margel Gan de
Archie Alonzo Chapman 26 of Start and Margel Delores Gan de 20 of Leon obtain a marriage license. He is the son of Julia Joseph and Garnet Bless ing Chapman and she the daughter of Cary and Macel Underwood.
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Archie Alonzo Chapman
Start
Margel Delores Gande
Leon
Julia Joseph and
Garnet Blessing Chapman
She
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