Fifth Farm Youth Show Opens Tuesday at Point Pleasant
The Fifth Annual Mason County Farm Youth Show starts Tuesday September 14 at Harmon Field and runs through September 17. Registration begins at noon with exhibit setup for nonperishables by 10 am Wednesday. daily events include judging livestock and exhibits plus parades, horse shows, talent and style contests, and tractor activities culminating in a Friday cleanup and sale.
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Fifth Farm
Point Pleasant
Mason County Farm
Harmon Field
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Mason County Farm Women’s Council
Trinty Methodist Dinner Plans in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant notes detail the Trinity Methodist Church to hold a congregational dinner on October 21 in the social rooms. WSCS plans are advancing, with community members and families mentioned visiting relatives and pursuing studies at Alderson Broaddus College Ohio University Marshall College and other regional colleges.
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Point Pleasant
Trinity Methodist Church
WSCS
Trinity Methodist WSCS Meeting Set at Church
The regular joint meeting of the WSCS at Trinity Methodist Church will be held on October 5. Mrs. Ralph Crump will head the program and Mrs. George Kenny will lead the worship service. The Lydia Circle serves as hostesses.
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WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Ralph Crump
George Kenny
Lydia Circle
Canasta Club Opens Fall Season Wednesday Evening
The Wednesday Night Canasta Club begins its fall season this Wednesday at 8 p.m. The meeting is hosted by Mrs. Daniel Muth at 2323 Jackson Ave. Local players are invited to join the session.
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Canasta Club
Daniel Muth
Jackson Ave
Leon Methodist WSCS Holds Regular Meeting at Lyda Smith Grounds
The WSCS of Leon Methodist Church met on Thursday evening at the Lyda Smith picnic grounds for their regular meeting and outing. Mrs. Helen Cossin and Mrs. Robert Errette served a picnic dinner. Others present included Mrs. Warren Stewart Mrs. George Raiden Mrs. Hazel Smith Mrs. Therman Carney Mrs. Oma Graham Mrs. Ray Corkham Mrs. Leonard Cash Mrs. Bertha Crump Miss Nancy Rairden Miss Carrie Beaver Kathryn Beaver Susie Harmon Linda Stewart Donna Smith Mrs. Sidney Smith Vikki and Dixie Errette Bobby Errette Gary Smith and Jimmy Ray Cash.
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Wscs of
Leon
Ohio visitors and local social scene brief
Mrs Arthur Goodwin and children of Ohio Street visit Mr and Mrs George O Waite in Dunbar. Mr and Mrs Mort Withers were business visitors in Point Pleasant Friday. Sonny Gerlach Tom Fisher Donald Waldie Dickie Thomas James Hall Wedear Thabet S C Moustin and Dick Melrose attended ball games Sunday in Cleveland. Miss June Ball Apple Grove daughter of Wesley Ball has re-
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Arthur Goodwin
Ohio St
George O. Waite
Dunbar
Mort Withers
Point Pleasant
Sonny Gerlach
Tom Fisher
Donald Waldie
Dickie Thomas
James Hall
Wedear Thabet
S .C. Moustin
Dick Melrose
Cleveland
June Ball
Apple Grove
Wesley Ball
Community Visit Notes From Lottridge and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Howard Ortman and family from Columbus and Mrs Charley Jarvis of Mt Liberty visited Rev and Mrs A N Hart. John Archer and daughter Naomi visited Archer siblings Eva Sadie and Walter in Bashan and attended Carmel EUB Church. Several local families shared meals and greetings across Lottridge Athens and nearby towns.
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Lottridge
Howard Ortman
Columbus
Charley Jarvis
Mt. Liberty
A. N. Hart
John Archer
Naomi
Archer
Eva
Sadie Archer
Walter Archer
Bashan
Carmel Eub Church
Walter Frost
Clarence Warner
Athens
Russell Archer
Baker Gordon
Pomeroy
Point Pleasant Schools Report Record Enrollment and New Staff
Point Pleasant Senior High reports a record 10 enrollments with Benjamin Franklin IV as principal. Three new teachers join the staff while all last year’s teachers are retained. New hires include Frank W. Quilfing Orson Wright and Madeline Buell. Junior High enrollment reaches 450 with no new teachers. Richard Startazman named secretary.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Benjamin Franklin, IV
Frank W. Quilfing
Orson Wright
Madeline Buell
Max Nibert
Point Pleasant Junior High School
Mantordig
Richard Startazman
River Search Continues For Unidentified Man
Point Pleasant fire department and the Coast Guard plan to resume the Kanawha River search for an unidentified man drowned Sunday afternoon near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bridge between Henderson and Point Pleasant. Eyewitness Eddie Dunlap reported hearing the man call for help before vanishing. Rescue teams combed the banks from 4:00 to 8:30 p.m. finding an overcoat shoes a cap and Tahirta on the bank but no clues to the victim’s identity.
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Point Pleasant
Baltimore and Ohio
Henderson
Eddie Dunlap
Coast Guard
Damages Awarded 15000 After Route 17 Crash Trial
Emanu el Wears of POINT PLEASANT received 15000 damages in a circuit court trial arising from a Route 17 automobile collision last year. Wears sued Herbert Henry Harris and Malcolm Garfield Felts, with Harris driving the truck owned by Felts. Wears suffered back injuries when the Harris truck struck his 1951 Rene truck, marks show skid traces of 210 feet, the pickup veered into a ditch 123 feet away, and trailer skid marks totaled 333 feet. Jury members included Charles Oshel and others.
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Point Pleasant
Emanuel Wears
Pliny
Route 17
Wears
Herbert Henry Harris
Malcolm Garfield Felts
Harris
Felts
Rene
John Oshel
Charles W. Oshel
Leonard Smith
J. S. Black
Point Pleasant Student Suffers Right Ankle Fracture
Shirley Casey, sophomore at Point Pleasant Senior High School, fractured her right ankle in a fall at school. She is class president and second year as a Big Blacks Cheerleader. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Casey of 2310 Mt Vernon Ave, she will miss about ten days of school.
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Point Pleasant
Shirley Casey
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Miss Casey
Welby Casey
Mt. Vernon Ave
Facts Forum Isolationist Label Sparks Tax Review Call
Rep. Wayne L. Hays says Facts Forum radio TV programs skew toward isolationism and conservatism and calls for a review of the foundation’s tax exempt status. He issued the statement Friday after Hardy Burt’s Sept. 8 letter, prompted by Hays’ Sept. 3 Congressional Record report about the forum.
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Washington
Wayne L. Hays
Dale
Facts Forum
Hays
Hardy Burt
Burt
Marriage Licenses Granted to Several Couples
Lowell Lincoln Sayre 20 and Clara Jean Stover 18 Arbuckle. Edward Eugene Waldeck 21 of 712 Main St and Mildred Ruth Stalnaker 21 of 1010 Vi and St. William Keith Withers 19 Ash ton. Janet Sue Morrison 16 of Point Pleasant listed for licenses.
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Lowell Lincoln Sayre
Clara Jean Stover
Arbuckle
Edward Eugene Waldeck
Main St
Mildred Ruth Stalnaker
William Keith Withers
Ashton Janet Sue Morrison
Point Pleasant
C&O Buys 264-Acre Farm Near Winfield For Plant Site
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co. purchased the 264 acre McClintic Farm near Winfield midway to Point Pleasant. The site, beside Bill's Creek, is eyed for a multi million dollar Westward Chemical Division plant with a spur railroad line planned. Former owner was Elizabeth Knight McClintic. nearby land including the Morgan farm was also acquired.
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Point Pleasant
McClintic
Winfield
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
Putnam County
Elizabeth Knight McClintic
Bill's Creek
Westward Chemical Division
Food Machinery and Chemical Corp
South Charleston
C&o
Capt
Sidney Morgan
Morgan
Mc.Clintic Place
After Dinner Gang Suspects Indicted In Ohio Burglaries
Stark Carroll and Tuscarawas counties see a grand jury indictment of six men tied to the so called after dinner gang. Authorities say the group robbed about 20 houses stealing 755 cartons of cigars and 189 pounds of coffee across the three counties.
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Canton
Stark Carrol
Tuscarawas
Weathermen vent about weather gripes in Columbus
A session of the American Meteorological Society in Columbus heard weathermen from across the country discuss how people complain about weather. Texas sometimes boasts about its climate while Chicago residents lament winter winds and New Englanders are cited for dramatic weather shows.
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Columbus
American Meteorological Society
Texas
Chicago
California
Fred Branden
Youngstowns
Kenneth J. John
University of Texas Meteorology Department
John Porter
Oh Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
Kenneth Spangler
Boston
New
Hawaii
Ladies Night Set by SEO Council in Wellston
The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will hold its first ladies night at Wellston High School auditorium on Thursday Sept 25. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. featuring speaker Glenn Massman and a screening of Ohio State Fair council display films. Frank Morrow leads local arrangements. tickets via county trustees or regional council HQ in Gallipolis phone 110.
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Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Wellston
Glenn Massman
Foremen's Club of
Dayton
Frank Morrow
Welleton
Regional Council
Gallipolis
Mount Vernon man killed in Route 36 two car crash
Dwight Rinehart, 43, of Mount Vernon died Friday night in a two car collision on Route 36 about three miles south of Mount Vernon.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Dwight Rinehart
Here
Livestock Show Scheduled at Camp Point Pleasant
Plans are set for the 24th annual 4 H and FFA livestock roundup at the state 4 H Camp Jacksons Mill in September 2023. Key events include feeder calf sale and multiple sheep shows with judging by Ben Morgan and others, entries coordinated by Joe M Vial and Roger E Roberts.
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Point Pleasant
Jackson's Mill
Ben F. Creech
West Virginia University
Ben Morgan
H. H. Mutt
Tyler County
John W. Hammer
Pondieten County
Dam
FFA
Getof
Joe M. Vial
Timonium
Eastern
Tional Livestock Show, Inc
University of Maryland
Roger E. Roberts
Elizabeth
Hereford Farms
Mr. Morgan
Masonic Picnic Slated Sunday for Families
The Masonic picnic at Point Pleasant is announced for Sunday September 19. A picnic dinner will be served at 12 58 pm and refreshments provided by the Masonic Order. Master Masons and families are invited, with Carroll Casto K W Robinson and Chet Haddox leading arrangements.
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Point Pleasant
Carroll Casto
K. W. Robinson
Chet Haddox
What You Say How You Say It Can Make You Popular
A Chicago bulletin promotes a booklet Adventures in Conversation claiming simple daily talk techniques boost confidence and popularity. It offers a free 24 page booklet by mail from Conversation Studies at 434 Diversey Parkway, Chicago Ill. Request details.
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Chicago
Coeval
Bowen
Pme
Chee
Gama
Diversey Parkway
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