EUB Group surveys Point Pleasant Churches
Members of a conference committee and the Evang elical United Brethren Church Town and Country Commission met Tuesday in Point Pleasant to survey several churches in the group. Rev. Harry Eckels led the meeting at Krebs Church with tours of Mason County and a stop at Bachtel Church New Haven. Dinner was served by the ladies of Bachtel Church and Rev. Donald Lockhart chaired. Attendees included multiple pastors and church leaders, with plans to meet again November 18 at Bachtel Church and to dedicate a new Sunday School addition later in November.
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Point Pleasant
Town and Country Commission
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry Eckels
Buckhannon
Krebs Church
Mason County
Bachtel Church
New Haven
Donald Lockhart
Cuban stowaway faces uncertain sea life after journey
Cuban born Thomas Moreno, 46, stowed aboard the Dutch liner Willem Ruys, deported from Cuba in 1958, escaped Cuban camp, fled via Havana and Panama, then hid on a British ship to reach the Willem Ruys bound for Miami and New York. He has ties to an American wife and daughter and remained aboard for lack of proper papers.
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Thomas Moreno
Willem Ruys
Southampton
England
Moreno
New York
Cuba
U. S
U.S
Havana
Panama
Willem Buys
Miami
Jr. Women Plan Yale Sales for Christmas Novelties
New Haven activity by the Junior Woman's Club as it launches a Christmas novelties sale. A Miller's Supermarket station will take Saturday orders through December with door prizes awarded to several members.
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New Haven
Robert Sayre
Miller’s Supermarket
Jack Hess
Eugene Hesson
Richard Grinstead
John Litchfield
Bond Issue Plans To Be Formulated
A city advisory committee meeting will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m at the city building to plan and study a forthcoming bond issue of 120000. The bond funds would be the city's share of a 300000 federal grant to construct a new city building and fire station on the current site.
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Point Pleasant
On Dairy Honor Roll Honor List Led by Ray Crank
Ray Crank of Point Pleasant heads the DHIA honor roll for September with 76 cows tested and an average 1049 pounds per cow, butterfat 3.5 and fat test 37. Others named include Cottrill Bark er Liev ing Bumgarner Lee Weaver Newberry McCulloch Williamson Yester Newberry Rood and son Rust Mayes. Gerald Rood omitted from August list. Admitted Paul Thomas Spencer Shirley Kay Devault Keith Grueser Mrs Noe. Discharged Donald Herdman Grace McCoy Oma Leport Norman Crieghton.
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Point Pleasant
Ray Crank
Henderson
DHIA
C. L. Cottrill
West Columbia
W. A. Barker
South Side
Olivier Lieving
Edward Bumgarner
Letart
Rolfe Lee
Gallipolis Ferry
Huntington State Hospital
Barboursville
Marcus Weaver
Delmer Newberry
C. E. McCulloch
T.A. Williamson
Frank Yester
Elmer Newberry
Gerald Rood
Howard Rust
Edison Mayes, Jr
Paul Thomas Spencer
Guy Alban
New Haven
Shirley Kay Devault
Keith Grueser
Robert Noe
Donald Herdman
Buffalo
Grace McCoy
Oma Leport
Norman Crieghton
Anaheim
Calif
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Harry Miller
Mr. Eckels
James Reed
Parkersburg
Roy McCoy
Mr. Lockhart
John Icen
R. H. Melrose
Main St
Minturn Lodge No. 19
Grand Lodge
Charleston
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West Virginia
Route 2
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C&f
C&F’s
Dupont
Aluminum
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Ierus
Sheri Lewis
History
Curtiss
Baby Ruth Jrs
Butterfinger Jrs
Robert Hayes
Bill Parsons
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Ralph Shirley, Jr
Alton Son
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