Burnie Burnside Talks With Mason Countians Tour
Congressman Burnside continues a seven week district tour holding private home talks across Mason County and nearby areas about beer pork prices veterans and defense. He invites residents to write him in Washington with questions and plans further stops in Henderson Beech Hill and Charleston before moving toward Cabell County.
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New Haven
Mason
Mason County
Burnaié
Burnside
Dis Inlet
Washington
Aso
George Nutter
Henderson
Blain
Pam
Hi. C. Brain
Beech Hill
George Hudson
A. E. Sommer
Isabella Wright
Mohr
Roy Ball
Tommy. Inaird
Henry Powers
Route 17 wreck hospitalizes seven near Point Pleasant
On Route 17 Monday a two-vehicle crash sent seven of eight occupants to Holzer Hospital for observation. The driver Shupe and passengers Banks Shapes, Jonn Shupe, Carl Senkine, Philip Brian, and Caria Shupe suffered injuries including head lacerations and neck disk issues. an infant was uninjured. A second collision at 4:10 p.m. involved Gast Gibson and drivers Oaks Jr. in a separate rollover. minor damage reported as both parties walked away.
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Point Pleasant
Holzer Hospital
Jonn
Paul Jenkins
Supe
Pelvers
Clark
Cat Holzer
Shupe
Point Peau
Mason County
Tne
Rotex
Lester Gibson
South
Stanieton
Jean
Calvin E. Oaks’ Jr
Stalbans
Point Peasant
Here
Membership Drive Ends at American Legion Post 23
POINT PLEASANT The annual membership drive of American Legion Post 23 closed last night after the post meeting. Publicity Chairman Paul Thomas Jr said figures will be revealed next week. He invited new residents who are Legion members elsewhere to visit and transfer. The meeting also announced a masquerade dance for Feb 29 at the Legion Hall with admission requiring a Legion card. Linden Allen was fined $10 and costs for an improper hunting license, and Bob Carr received 10 days in jail for intoxication.
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Point Pleasant
American Legion Post 23
Post
Paul Thomas, Jr
Thomas
the Legion
Post 23
Legion Hall
A. M. Goodwin
Charles J. Bush
James W. Jy
Casey
Goodwin
Linden O. ‘Allen
Lan
Bob Carr
Land transfers recorded in Mason County clerk office
Last week Mason County Clerk recorded several property transfers. Listings include Emil and Maxine Hoffman to Edward and Grace Natross in Wagegener district and Fred and Ella Roush to Herman T. and Alice M. Ott on Butler Street. Other deeds name Layne and Roush to Eugene and Shirley Hesson, Jeffers to Ohlinger, Cook to Buck, and more, covering multiple additions and blocks.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Emil
Maxine Hoffman
Edward
Grace Natross
Wagegener
Fred
Ella Roush
Herman T
Alice M
Ott
Butler St
Herman
Norene Layne
Joyd
Mary Roush
Eugene
Shirley L. Hesson
New Haven
Graham
J. J
Mary B. Cook
Otto
Grva Buck
Mt. Vernon Heights
Robert Dale
Wilda Louise] Roush
Fred A
Myrtle Shields
Layne and
Ohlinger
Research on Iron Lung Comfort at Illinois Hospitals
A research staffer from the University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospitals describes studying exhausted patients in mechanical respirators. The report notes temperature management and air diffusion improvements to keep chamber temperatures around 80 to 85 degrees.
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Toru Invige
University of Ilinois Research and Educational Hospitals
Nouye
Local social notes and heat record fact
Wilkesville residents share weekend visits from family and friends including par ents and service members while a global climate fact notes Azizia Libya holding the world heat record at 136 4 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Azizia
Libya
Bellemeade EUB Woman's Society Meeting Set
Pt Pleasa VSwS To Meet Women's Society of World Service of Bellemeade EUB Giharen will meet Tuesday evening in the church social room. The program, "Christian Look at Our Fellow Citizen," is planned. Recent visitors include Mrs LW Pillows of Flint and Mrs Hattie Saxton. Franklin K Thomas spent the weekend in Leon. Mrs Charles Chambers and W J Bidden have returned home from Holzer Hospital.
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Vsws
Women's Society of World Service of Bellemeade
EUB
Grant Beaver
Leon
Flint
Mich
Hattie Saxton
Paul Parod
Woodrow
Thurman
Pillows
Saxton
Beaver
Franklin K. ‘Thomas
Weirton
Charles Chambers
W. 3. Jiiden
Holzer Hospital
E. John Morgan
Jerry, Jean
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Family Travel
The column records visits and family news from Leon and Charleston areas. Mr and Mrs Warren Stewart hosted, Mrs Harry Godfrey scheduled for major surgery at Hotzer Hospital, Leslie Radcliffe and daughter Jeannie stayed with Claude Cheesebrew family in Charleston, and Prlman Radcliffe and Early McKinney joined them on return. K Vela Mae Cossin spent the weekend with her parents T Cossin in Leon, with additional notes on Mrs K W Robinson and the appearance of Wayne Jud Gon returning home after missing their son-in-law.
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Sonn Vavia
Sew Ataven
Morgan
Warren Stewart
Leon
Harry Godfrey
Sand Him Ra
Hotzer Hospital
Leslie Radcliffe Land
Jeannie
Columbus
Claude Cheesebrew
Kanawha St
Racliffe
Prlman Radelifte
Radelitte
Early McKiney
Vela Mae Cossin
Charleston
Mreskend
T. Cossin
Mtr
K. W. Robinson
Wayne
Pressantt Sty
Christ Church Episcopal Evening Service Sees Family Attendance
Mrs. daughter and Mr. attend the evening service at Christ Church Episcopal with plans for a family gathering afterward. The modest event reflects a traditional church attendance pattern in the community.
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The
Christ Church
Episcopal
Howard Rites Wednesday in Point Pleasant
Funeral services for Mary Ellen Howard, 1106 Vi and St, retired school teacher, who died suddenly Sunday at her home, will be held Wednesday at 1 6 p m in the Presbyterian Church. The Rev Robert Ray will officiate and burial will be in Lone Oak Cemetery. Friends may call at the Lawrence G Mohr Funeral Home until noon Wednesday. The body will be taken to the church one hour before services.
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Point Pleasant
Mary Ellen Howard
Robert Ray
Lone Oak Comeery
Lawrence G. Mohr
Hurt Autoist Returns Home
Hurt autoist Ray Roush of Ave or near St Albans, injured October 7 in a Route 17 crash, is expected to be brought home later this week. The 15 year old son of Kenneth and Mrs Roush has been a patient at Thomas Memory Hospital in Charleston since the accident, regaining consciousness recently and steadily improving after suffering a brain concussion.
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Punt Rleasanteth Ray Roush
Ave
St. Albans
Kenneth Roush
Thomas Memory Hospital
Charleston
Roush
Rally Draws 2500 at Cincinnati UM A Report on Kidnap Case
A large crowd gathered in Cincinnati to hear a Mississippi kidnap case report. The rally drew about 2300 people despite being held at an overflow venue on a Sunday. Local organizers promoted the event to discuss the Chicago boy involved and the investigation's progress.
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Cincinnati-Um
Chicago
Mississippi
Marriage License for Nibert and Hatton
William Earl Nibert aged 22 of Hogsett and Margaret Ann Hatton aged 29 of 2055 Jefferson Ave. are recorded as a married couple. He is son of William H Crawford Nibert and Edith T. Crawford Nibert, she daughter of Francis Mattox Hatton and the late Clifton Hatton.
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William Earl Nibert
Hogsett
Margaret Ann Hatton
Jefferson Ave
William H
Edith T. Crawford Nibert
Francis Mattox Hatton
Clifton
Hatton
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