Rairden Considered for Pleasant County School Vacancy
George G. A. Rairden of New Haven was certified as the second candidate by J. Wallace Burdette Democratic County Chair for the vacancy on the county school board after the Curry move to Charleston. Other leaders conferred before the nomination final. George A. Rairden of Leon was also considered but could not be reached for consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Pleasant
Bend
Appalachian Electric Power
Halloween Dance Slated at Point Pleasant Church
The 2CHrist Episcopal Church parish house will host a Halloween night masquerade for members and youth center subscribers with prizes for the best costumes. Free refreshments will be served and space is limited for the dance floor, with Solin center members admitted first. Chaperones include Jim Kirk and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
2Christ Episcopal Church
Solin Center
O. L. Easley
Hagokth Center
Caperones
J. DiSword
L. S. Carrick
E Yington Jones
EaSley
Jim
John Kirk
Robert F. Thomas
Homer ‘Smith
Sheriff Urges 1946 Tax Deadline and 1925 Real Estate Notices
Mason County Sheriff Ernest Hesson reminds taxpayers discount period for the first half 1946 taxes ends October 31. Unpaid 1925 real estate taxes will be published after November 1 with a 350 obligation added to each item for publication fee.
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Point Pleasant
Ernest Hesson
Mason County
Dairy Herd Group Dinner Discusses Herd Improvement
Dairy Herd Improvement Association of Mason County held a dinner at Vickers Restaurant then a two hour meeting at the courthouse to plan herd improvements. Speakers included G Heebink and W I Campbell with county agents Thornley and Roberts. President C C Blessing presided as Heebink outlined goals and testing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Vicker’s
Guess
G Heebink
W. I Campbell
Morgantown
Mason County
Mr. Heebink
Bond Is Provided After Route 17 DUI Arrest
Harry Smith of Point Pleasant was arrested Tuesday night on Route 17 by H. D. Coyner of Strate Troop E. He was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and gave bond for appearance and trial Saturday afternoon.
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Point Pleasant
Harry Smith
Strate
H.D Coyner
Improvements At School Reported
Sheriff Ernest Hesson recaptured two inmates at Tak Industrial School on Cherteston Road near Brosia and returned them. Since Sept there have been few runaways after Supt Harpole took charge in April. Harpole expanded activities adding boxing matches football basketball and industrial arts including barbering auto and shoe repair with new equipment.
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Point Pleasant
Ernest Hesson
Tak
Cherteston Road
Brosia
Hesson
Harpole
Sherif Tlesson
Charleston
Harpolé
Regional Farm Bureau Meet Held at Gandeeville Camp
County Agent Chris Thornley and several south Kanawha residents attended a regional Farm Bureau meeting at the 4-H camp near Gandeeville Tuesday. A Roane County luncheon featured speakers from state and national Farm Bureau groups including Hunter Smith and Leland Boothe.
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Point Pleasant
Chris Thornley
Walter Johnson
Oriile Sommer
C . McCuRech
W. E. Kirk
Kanawha
Farm Bureau
Gandeeville
Roane County
Hunter Smith
R R Peare
Roane County Farm Bureau
Leland Boothe
Pt. Pleasant Women Meet in Ravenswood
Mrs O L Hasley Mrs E G McGowan and Mrs Joan Kirk attended a Ravenswood Women s Club meeting in the City Community Building. Hospitality Day guests included Rav enswood Junior Women s Club and Progressive Club. Mrs Easley spoke on Youth Conservation and What We Are Doing About It.
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Point Pleasant
O L Hasley
E. G. McGowan
Joan Kirk
Ravenswood Women’s Club
Ravenswood Junior Womens Club
Progressive Club
Easley
Church Class Hosts Mask Ball at Heights United Brethren
Members of the Christian Builder's Sunday School Class at Heights United Brethren Church held a masquerade and Halloween party in the church social rooms on Monday evening. Hosts were Jr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roush and others. costumes were recognized and refreshments served.
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Point Pleasant
Christian Builder
Heights United Brethren Church
Kenneth Roush
James Morrison
Edward Lewis
Milton Lewis
Paul Bennett
Carroll Cox
Paul Gorrell
Carl Lynch
Raleigh Roush
Bord Pickens
Harry Wolf
Roy Blessing
Clayton Pullins
Ee James Lewis
Monroe Chse
Osborne Stewart
Byron Dudding
Aatel Dudding
Bernard Morgan
Howard Love
Clara Shultz
Edna Cox
Adia Gaskins
Donna Lynch
Johnny Wolf
Judy Dudding
Barbara Anne Pullins
Suzanne Lynch
Kay Lewis
Diana Lewis
Pauletta Bennett
Jackie Lewis
Jimmy Lewis
Violet Shultz
Larry Stewart
Loraine Stewart
Kenneth Ray Roush
Brenda Sue Morgan
Bernadine Morgan
Carol Pickens
Brenda Pickens
Lenny Morrison
Delores Blessing
Bill Blessing
Myrtle Blessing
Junior Class Play Dates Set for November 21 22
POINT PLEASANT Dont Take My Penny will be presented November 21 and 22 by the junior class. The show had been planned for early November but was rescheduled to the two dates.
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Point Pleasant
Last Rites for Mrs Juanita Hart Held at Chapman
Last rites for Mrs Juanita Hart 29 of Lock Eleven were conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev H Litchfield of the Chapman funeral home. Burial followed at Sun Crest Cemetery with pallbearers Clarence Casio Burdell Casto Eugene Sheppard Georgie Leport Metin Bush and Charles Bush.
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Point Pleasant
Juanita Hart
Lock Eleven
If H. Litchfield
Chapman Funeral
Suncrest Cemetery
Paltbestersa
Clarence Casio
Burdell Casto
Eugene Sheppard
Georgie Leport
Metin Bush
Charles Bush
Employment Committee Is Formed in Point Pleasant
Miss Leota Kelles announced a new employment service advisory committee to address local labor issues. Members include Walden F. Roush Dr. Frank C. Long Howard A Price Gordon C. Jackson Robert J. Heslop Howard Miller and Emin DeMent with more to come. Local employment has nudged higher since June and may rise after November as agricultural workers return to the labor market. The office reports 1,900 active files and 3,647 September contacts including 1,999 veterans with 163 placed and 106 released by employers, 37 veterans among them.
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Point Pleasant
Leota Kelles
USES
Walden F. Roush
Frank C. Long
Howard A Price
Gordon C. Jackson
Robert J. Heslop
Howard Miller
Emin DeMent
Muss Keellex
Divorce Suits Entered in POINT PLEASANT Circuit Court
Two divorce petitions were filed in the circuit court on Wednesday. Junior J. McClanahan of Cottageville Route 1 sues Geneva C. McClanahan, married in 1941 and separated in 1945, while Josephine Harris sues Henry J. Harris, married in 1940 and separated in 1944.
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Point Pleasant
Junior J. McClanahan
Cottageville
Geneva C. McClanahan
Josephine
Trebiers to Sing on Radio From Point Pleasant Studio
The Trebiers Music Club plans a 3 30 pm Friday radio appearance at the Huntington WSAZ studio sponsored by QO Morrison Co. Directed by William H. Van Horn with Mrs Carl Gardner at piano. The group formed recently after an Oct performance at the Southwestern District convention and includes members F H Capehart Jr Gordon Jackson Howard Proffit Mars Hellems and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Trebiers
Huntington
WSAZ
QO. J. Morrison Co
William H. van Horn
Carl G. Gardner
Southwestern District
Associaton
F. H. Capehart, Jr
Gordon C Jackson
Howard Proffit
Mars Hellems
William A. Woolfitt
Edward Swint
Johan Roberts
John Roberts
RB Rothgeb
C. L. Head
Winona Pickens
C. G Bauerle
Edna Jane Edwards
Betty Purdum
4-H Leaders Plan Dinner Next Monday at Beale Chapel
Mason County 4 H Leader Association opens the new club year with a 6 30 p m dinner at Beale Chapel Church parish house. I B Boggs Morgantown state boys club agent will speak. Officers will be elected and recreational activities planned.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
4-H Leader Association
Beale Chapel Church
Ylahee Farm Women's Club
I. B. Boggs
Morgantown
Anyimitas
Helen
Mary Zuspan
Emory Roush
Elma Sines
Tran
Persia
Pt Pleasant Personals Brief News Notes
Mrs Mona Sayre Lewis returns from Charleston after an incident involving her son and daughter-in-law. Dr H J Barr and son Bradford visited relatives at 9 Jackson Ave. Betty Burdette, employed in Charleston, will visit for the weekend. Mr and Mrs D O Blagg hosted Charleston guests. Mrs Raymond Spears and son Ray plan move to Weirton with her parents. D W Rothgeb attended the National Dairymen Convention in Atlantic City and will return soon.
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Mona Sayre Lewis
Charleston
Inlaw
Conrad Sayre
H. J. Barr
Bradford
Jackson Ave
Betty Burdette
Eunice Beller
21St St
Mire
D. O. Blagz
B. H. Blagg
Upper Main St
Raymond Spears
Ray
Weirton
J. B. Couch
D. W. Rothgeb
Atlantic City
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United Nations Police Force
United Nations
Pt. Pleasant
Ravenswood
Music Club
4-H
Pippin
Ohio
U. S. No
Jonathan
Lowell
Emperor Grapes
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A&p
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Sunnybrook
Gov't
Sunnyfield
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Turkey
Ib. C
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Doe
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