Dinner Honors Past Eastern Star Leaders
The Point Pleasant Chapter No. 75 Order of Eastern Star hosted a potluck dinner for past matrons and past patrons after a meeting at the Masonic Temple. Honorees included Elsie Rodgers Ruth Batey Edna Burdette Katherine Couch Jane Capehart Edith Simkins Louise Crow and others with Dorothy Kooken as a visiting past matron from another chapter.
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Point Pleasant
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elsie Rodgers
Ruth Batey
Edna Burdette
Katherine Couch
Jan
Et Capehart
Edith Simkins
Louise Crow
David O'Neal
Alice Barr
Bessie Musgrave
Vallie Toney
Dorothy Kooken
Marie Chapman
Allen Carney
Buffalo
Verlie Workman
Sentinel
Cottageville
Jane Abbott
Joy Foreman
Ona Dyer
Hanlah Roush
Vivian Siders
Vera McLane
Window Waxing with a Purpose in Riverside Shops
Riverside Illinois merchants invite children to paint storefront windows for Halloween. Prizes go to the best artists, adding festive color to the town and pleasing shoppers. Feature appears in the October 26 Family Weekly.
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Riverside
Ill
Second Polio Shots To Be Given Oct 31
The Mason County Health Department will administer the second polio vaccine dose Oct 31 at the health center. The age limit is raised to 40 for this special effort. those who missed the first shot may still get one at the clinic on Thursday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Health Department
Governor Cecil Underwood Speaks at $800,000 Courthouse Dedication
Dedication day for the county courthouse, costing $800,000, features Gov. Cecil Underwood delivering the main address at 1:30 p.m. The day includes a noon parade of three high school bands, a Hill Billie band concert, food service, and guided tours of the building.
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Point Pleasant
Cecil Underwood
Main St
Vland St
Hill Billie
E. Bartow Jones
Clinic Immunization Clinic Closed This Saturday
The clinic will not hold its regular immunization session this Saturday due to a dedication at the courthouse where the clinic is located. It will reopen on the regular schedule the following Thursday and Saturday.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Health Department
Meeting of Trinity Methodist Men in Point Pleasant
The Trinity Church Methodist Men held their monthly dinner at the church social rooms in Point Pleasant with Paul Icard newly elected president speaking on church attendance and leading a brief business session. Guests included Leon Putz G F Kimbrel and Howard Garland. Plans were made for a church sponsored basketball team. Members present included Capt C H Stone Gene Crow Pete Duncan Louis Rossie David Martin Bill Buffington R H Lawson Capt C C Stone Clyde McLane Elmer Martin J B Couch R D Oseland Don King P E Fleming Richard Startzman Marcus Poffenbarger Wilbur Plans Duke Williamson George Kooken George Keener James Lewis Dr C A Hillman Stanley Waldie D L Cottrill Mark Harshbarger A A Galford Ralph Crump George Somerville and George Biggs. Members of the Martha Circle served the dinner.
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Point Pleasant
Trinity Church
Paul Icard
Leon Putz
G. F. Kimbrel
Howard Garland
C. H. Stone
Gene Crow
Pete Duncan
Louis Rossie
David Martin
Bill Buffington
R. H. Lawson
C. C
Beech Hill School Votes On Candidates For King And Queen
Students at Beech Hill School Route 17 South Side vote for king and queen with chalked bids. Candidates include Linda Shadle and Mike Hammond. Sandra Hammond and Buddy Hudson. Marga ret Nance and Richard Blain. Crown at 7 pm November 8 during fall festival event lineup features hula hoop contest, movie, cake walk, fish pond, booths, and baked goods with grand prize at close.
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Point Pleasant
King and Queen of
Beech Hill School
Route 17
South Side
Miss Knapp
Linda Shadle
Mike Hammond
Irvin
Sandra Hammond
Buddy Hudson
Moore
Margaret Nance
Richard Blain
George Hutton Dead At 37
George William Hutton 37 of Bellemeade died Wednesday after a brief illness. He was born April 8 1921 the son of Charles and Fannie Taylor Hutton. Survived by two daughters a sister two brothers and two half sisters. Rites Friday 2 p m at Church of Christ in Christian Union Rev J P Keefer officiating. Burial Lone Oak Cemetery. Body to Crow Funeral Home then to sister Nellie Willett’s home for visitation.
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Point Pleasant
George William Hutton
Bellemeade
Church of Christ In Christian Union
J. P. Keefer
Hutton
Charles and
Fannie Taylor Hutton
Ruth Virginia Stearns Hutton
Elsie Ann McCartney
Sandra Sue
Oakly Willett
Nellie Willett
Sarah Stone
Baltimore
Ohio
Milton Hutton
Columbus
Iva Thomas
May Williamson
Henderson
Crow Funeral
Lewis St
Lone Oak Cemetery
Farm Bureau Opposes State School Proposal in West Virginia
The West Virginia Bureau and Mason County Farm Bureaus oppose the Better Schools Amendment to the state constitution. Ray Crank notes 42 county delegates voted to oppose citing existing excess levy options and calls for fair assessments before any tax increases. Opposition warns against heavy tax loads on small property owners and revaluation delays.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia Bureau
Mason County Bureau
Ray ‘Crank
Mason County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Better Schools
Point Pleasant Clinic Notes Patients and Discharges
Admitted Mrs. Fred Staud of Gallipolis Ferry Nancy Leach of Point Pleasant and Mrs. Eleanor Selby of Apple Grove. Discharged Mrs. Paul Gleason of Letart.
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Point Pleasant Clinic
Fred Staud
Gallipolis Ferry
Nancy Leach
Point Pleasant
Eleanor Selby
Apple Grove
Paul Gleason
Letart
Farmers Oppose Better Schools Amendment Debate
Crank argues that 60 percent voter majority is required to avoid loss of the current levy and warns that farmers support good schools but doubt that the Better Schools Amendment will yield real improvements. He notes farmers favor stable funding over presumed reforms.
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Crank
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