Six Sets of Twins Attend Pleasant High School
Pleasant Route 1 area reports six sets of twins among the freshmen and juniors at Pleasant High School. The event features Maurice Mayes and family, with Pack 258 cub scouts performing puppet skits and door knob hangers planned for Nov 3 as part of efforts to boost turnout.
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Daughers
Gota
Maury Mayes
Maurice Mayes
Billy
Bobby Henderson Stalnaker
Virgil Stalnaker
Point Janet
Joyce McCoy
Point Pleasant
Earl McCoy
Hogsett
Maxine Cub
Sharon
Karen
Geraldine Henry
Wandall Pancake
Knapp
Ace
The
Ordnance School
W. B. Knapp
Henry
Gallipolis Ferry
Leon
Linda
Cinda Bateman
Bellmeade
Mgm District
Huntington
John Roberts
Car Dilcher
Marietta
Woodchopping Time Near Open House for Uncle Samp
Folk of Masom County prepare for the traditional woodchopping event and open house on November 10 at Leon Route 1, where 94 year old Mr. Matheny lives with his daughter. Visitors from Toledo and Portland, Mich., gather early to bring food and axes and saws, and share in the long standing annual gathering that ends with Samp supplying wood for winter.
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Masom
Matheny
Alta Miller
Leon
Toledo
Portland
Mich
Samp
Bryant Has Part In Movie The Missouri Traveler
Bryant, captain of Biowboat and former Point Pleasant resident, signed a contract for a part in The Missouri Traveler to begin in January starring Ward Bond. He and his wife Jo recently moved to Hollywood, living in the city center while he runs his river showboat circuit. she may also appear in the film.
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Point Pleasant
Billy Bryant
27Th Street
Ward Bond
Bryant
Hollywood
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Kanawhi
Mason County Land Transfers Highlight Local Property Deals
Mason County transfers list multiple deeds across Cologne Clendenin and Graham districts. Dollie J. Durst and Norma J. Durst convey 131 aeres to James D. Knapp, while J Paul and Thelma L Childers transfer 1.25 acres to Verlin E Childers. Other parcels include 13.7 acres in Springdale, three acres in Graham, and lots in Point Pleasant and Cologne districts. Names tied to transactions include the Rickards, Somervilles, Smiths, and Oldaker heirs.
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Dollie J. Durst
Norma J. Durst
James D. Knapp
Aeres
Cologne
J. Paul
Thelma L. Childers
Verlin E. Childers
Clendenin
Gorans Enterprise, Inc
William H
Dotty L. Rickard
George W. Kenny
Point Pleasant
Verlin E
Eloise Childers
J. Paul Childers
Clend
Arthur
F. Smith
George. G. Somerville
Layne Id
Ohlinger Addition
Graham
Jack and
Joy Roush
Harry and
Frances Kerns
George G. Somerville
Pauline E
Arthur F. Smith
Pauline F. Smith
Layne and
Ohlinger
Graham District
New Haven
Cardillo Birth and Community Notices from Danville and Point Pleasant
Sgt Anthony Cardillo and wife announce the birth of son Anthony Earl at Meigs General Hospital on October 12 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Cardillo assigned to Fort Knox. Family resides in West Point Kentucky. Also notes recent social visits and Moose Lodge Halloween Juke Box Dance in Point Pleasant with prizes for best dressed.
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Danville
Anthony Cardillo
Anthony Earl
Meigs General Hospital
Cardillos
Sinda
Wanda
Cardillo
Ft. Box
Point Pleasant
Moose Lodge
Moose Home
Mental Health topic sparks church discussion in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant the Presbyterian Church hosted an eight panel evening on Mental Health as Another Frontier for Home Missions. Lakin Hospital staff including Maruth Benjamin a psychiatric worker Mary Strickland a recreational director and S E Winston an occupational therapist spoke and answered questions. They urged public interest in mental health as many patients lack material support from parents.
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Point Pleasant
Women of the Presbyterian Church
Lakin
Maeruth Benjamin
Mary Strickland
S. E Winston
R. G. Morrison
Robert Ray
Circle No. 2
Charles Youn
Calves Auction Planned at Point Pleasant Sale
At the Point Pleasant livestock auction a feeder calf sale is planned for 7 30 p m Thursday with 385 head of feeder calves offered County Agent William Gregory noted that those with calves for next year should attend He said the calves come from several fine cow and calf programs and will be auctioned to bidders
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Point Pleasant
William Gregory
James Ben Attends 75th Carpenter’s Union Jubilee in DC
James Ben attends the 75th anniversary diamond jubilee of the Carpenter's United Brotherhood of America in Washington DC. The event marks seven and a half decades of union history with ceremonies and recognition of long time members.
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Point Pleasant
James Ben
The
Carpenter's United Brothhood of America
Washington, D. C
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Springer in Gallipolis
A daughter named Emma Rose Damron was admitted at Point Clinic in Patriot Ohio on October 22 with a surgical procedure noted.
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Ointh
Thomas Springer
Gallipolis
Oct
Emma Rose Damron
Patriot
Ohio
Driver Unhurt In Route 1 Crash Near 16 Mile Creek Bridge
A county traffic crash on Route 1 about 16 1/2 miles east of here at 7 10 a m Tuesday left BS Irvin Bradley 31 of Chelya uninjured after his car struck the bridge on a steering failure. Bradley said loss of control occurred entering the 16 mile Creek Bridge and damaged the right bridge side. damage amount not estimated.
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Rui Pleasant
Here
Irvin Bradley
Chelya
Bradley
Old County Records Taken to WVU for Preservation
About two and a half tons of land books justice of the peace and other county records dating from 1811 to the 1930s were moved to West Virginia University on Tuesday. The records will be under the university’s preservation division and historical specialist care, granted by official county court order two weeks earlier.
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Justice of Peace
West Virginia University
University
Inez Dennison Starts Suit Against Husband
Inez Dennison files for divorce from Vernon Dennison in Mason County claiming cruelty. Married Feb 27 1953 and separated Oct 16 1956. no children. Plaintiff seeks restoration of her former name Inez Newman. represented by Somerville Hyer and Littlepage.
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Point Pleasant
Vernon Dennison
Inez Denison
Mason County
Somerville, Hyer and Littlepage
Inez Newman
Carpenters Plan Local Hall In Jackson Avenue Move
Miles Dowling business agent for Carpenter Local 1159 announced two lots in the 2100 block on Jackson Avenue were bought for a new modern building to house members. He said this marks the largest local workforce in months.
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Point Pleasant
Carpenter's
Miles Dowling
Jackson Avenue
Dowling
Post Office Repainting Under Way at Point Pleasant
Post Office painting progresses with three quarters completed on the second floor. Contractors Hamilton-Mayson Co. of Mobile, Alabama anticipate six to eight years of wear for the egg-shell finish. The work includes varnishing woodwork and updates near the postmaster’s office. Several personnel changes and local enlistments are noted. Local hunters report deer, antelope, and velvet buck kills in the Little Powder River region after a two week hunt on a 1470 acre ranch.
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Point Pleasant
Hamilton-Mayson Co
Mobile
Ala
Ala Ee General
Ecticaen Tm Tain
PONT
Fleasantc Sps Wit Public Buildings Service
B. L. Wood
We Pas
Wood
Noely
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Point Pleasant High School
Big Blacks
Thunters
Point Plea
Mersant
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Montana
Epis
Dave O'Neal
Park Dr.copal Church
Ernie Null
Merrill
Howard Letts
Little Powder River
The Most Powerful Air Force Fighter Plane Debuts
The Air Force unveils a new fighter described as the world's most powerful, rivaling a World War II bomber in size with speeds around 1,100 miles per hour. Officials tout its advanced design and capabilities for future air superiority.
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Air Force
Nominees for Kiwanis Officers and Board Named
Kiwanis club members in Point Pleasant have tabulated nominees for the November 1 election. President Jimmy Hall and Sherwood Costen lead the list for top offices, with Bill Gilmour and Garrett Green as vice presidents, Al Biggs and Max Weethee as treasurers, and Eugene Ball Gelwicks J Fisher C Hyer ey Charles Roberts Chester Roush and J C Hutchinson named to the board. A dinner meeting at Moose Home features John Gray presenting a program to evaluate the school support amendment on the November 6 ballot. The Cherokee Nation, with an estimated 50 000 population, is the second largest Indian tribe in the United States.
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Point Pleasant
Kiwanis Club
Fritz Frey
Jimmy Hall
Sherwood Costen
Bill Gilmour
Garrett Green
al Biggs
Max Weethee
Eugene Ball
Gelwicks J. Fisher
C. J. Hyerey
Harles Roberts
Chester Roush
J. C. Hutchinson
Moose Home
John Gray
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