Service Guild Opens Fall Meeting at Christ Church
The Service Guild of Christ Episcopal Church held its first fall meeting in the Appalachian Auditorium. Presiding was Mrs. Gail Faires. Deacon Charles Pitzer spoke on organizing study groups for the church women. Devotion was by Mrs. Harold Somerville. Lunch followed the business session with fall flowers on the tables. Hostesses: Mrs. Gail Faires, Mrs. Milton L. Miller, Mrs. F. W. Ingraham. Numerous members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Service Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Appalachian Auditorium
Gail Faires
Charles Pitzer
Harold Somerville
Milton L. Miller
F. W. Ingraham
Homer Martin
Walter Carymple
Henry D. Watson
Virginia Karr
Maxine Walters
Marlene Slusser
Leon Thompson
James Shadle
J. J. Lovell
S. C. Wilhelm
C. A. Roush
S. D. Littlepage
Kemp
Sam Jeffries
William Meade
Reba Beale
John Collins
J. O. Moreland
Pitzer
Juliet Smith
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Robert Day Gallipolis welcome a daughter. Admissions include Mrs Robert Roberts Gallipolis Mrs Robert Day Gallipolis William Pearson Leon Mrs Wayne Love West Columbia Zelda Knapp Point Pleasant Mrs Elwood Lieving Point Pleasant Discharges include Mrs Early Thornton Point Pleasant Mrs Maggie Stout Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Day
Gallipolis
Robert Roberts
William Pearson
Leon
Wayne Love
West Columbia
Zelda Knapp
Point Pleasant
Elwood Lieving
Early Thornton
Maggie Stout
Ashton
Court Orders Forfeiture Of Bonds In Multiple Proceedings
Circuit Court forfeits bonds for Loring Skeen and Randall Barnett after failure to appear and criminal appeals. Paul Hayman arraigned for breaking and entering with attorney Carroll Casto appointed. Grand jury indictments include B L Sommerville, J W Sommerville with bond posted. Several defendants arraigned. attorneys named. various pleas and bonds set. James Mowery petitions for divorce from Amanda Gullett with notices to Zetta Mowery. hearings set for September and September 29 1962. Additional probate accounts and estate matters listed with hearing dates October 9 and October 22.
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Point Pleasant
Loring Skeen
Skeen
Justice of the Peace Court
Randall F. Barnett
Paul Hayman
Carroll Casto
Hayman
James Mowery
Route 1
Pomeroy
Ohio
Opett Mowery
Amanda Gullett
Trallaebee West Vi Ia
Zetta Mowery
Alla
West Virginia
Roberta Ite
Twilight
Gallagher
Jos
Court of Common Pleas
Meigs County
Webster and Fultz
Zetta Owery
Virginis
Roberta White
Goto
Howard J. Stone
Raymond Stiltner
Ronald Lee Walters
Charles Kelly Sayre
Raymond Musgrave
Robert Lee Jackson
Willard Stover Peery
Two Meetings Planned For Ripley Associations
The Ripley Production Association and the Federal Land Bank Association of Ripley announce two sectional meetings. Sept 19 at Appalachian Power Company Point Pleasant 7 30 p m refreshments. Sept 20 at Cedar Lakes FFA FHA Camp Ripley 6 30 p m dinner. Directors elected PCA two and FLBA one. nominations from the floor at the first meeting. Guest speaker William H. Johnson of Farm Credit Banks Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ripley Production Association
Federal Land Bank Association of
Ripley
Appalachian Power Company
Cedar Lakes
Ffa-Fha
PCA
FLBA
William H. Johnson
Farm Credit Banks of
Baltimore
Mason County Plans Fair For Oct 19 20 At Park
Mason County will hold a county fair October 19 and 20 at Harmon Park. Howard Rust was named temporary chairman at the organizing meeting at Gene Ball's Restaurant. Committees were formed for horse shows, pony and horse pulling, dog and pet shows, fine arts, floral exhibits, home arts, crops, tobacco, dairy, beef cattle, swine, sheep, poultry, FHA girls, and 4 H clubs with more chairmen to be named at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County
Les Ohlinger
Carl Parson
Mary Frendt
Robert Siler
Fran Reichert
New Haven
Milton L. Miller
Ray Crank
D. L. Hatfield
William Hatfield
W. W. Brown
Gus Douglass
Henry Kay
Smith McCausland
Fred C. Greene
Judson Brake
FHA
Gil Branette
Junior Deputies Club
Mr. Siler
Mr. Rust
Carl Parsons
Evelyn Brake
Lionel Smith
Virginia Rayburn
Gil Barnett
Wanda Stemple
Jake Greer
Mary Hyre
Maxine Walters
Robert Hart
Truck Outfit Damaged in Route 17 Incident
A tractor trailer driven by Michael Logan Davis of Greensboro lost control while passing a host vehicle on Route 17 at 3 10 p m. The load shifted struck a box and utility pole then veered into a ditch. The trailer was demolished and the driver uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Michael Logan Davis
Greensboro
N. C
Highway Trucking Company
Chamber of Commerce group completes study report
The chamber of commerce pilot study group has finished its report and distributes it to members and civic leaders. It lists thirteen problem areas with prioritized solutions and urges mobilization of leadership for community growth. A meeting to present proposals is Sept 13 at 7 30 p m at the Appalachian Auditorium. Copies are available at the chamber office in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Chamber of Commerce
Priorities Committee
Weather contrasts in Chile Bahia Felix and Iquique rainfall
In Bahia Felix rain occurs about 325 days yearly while Iquique in the north experienced a rare drought lasting 14 years. This contrast highlights regional climate variability across Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahia Felix
Chile
Iquique
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Jill Sears
Bloomington
Ind
Service Guild
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Circuit Court
B. L
J. W. Sommerville
Atty
J. G. F. Johnson
Delbert Finley
Arnold Lane
C. J. Hyer
Arthur Gillispie
James Blain
Franklin Harold Kelton, Jr
Littlepage
James Hartley
Oanel County
Fering
Myrtle N Carman
Cl ‘W. Carman
Millie E. Dinsmore
Floyd M. Dinsmore
Robert M. Hill
Jessie Case
Manning D
Webster
Robert G. Webster
Ostetter
Beige County
Red Cross
Tripoli
Ben Franklin Company
American National Red Cross
The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
King’s Drive-in
Sheriff’s Department
Chamber of Commerce Group
Vin
Sears
LOGAN
Phil Hill
Ferrari
Hill
Super Shell
Shell
San Francisco
U.S
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