Meeting to Organize Mason County PTA Group
A meeting to organize a Mason County PTA will be held at Ordnance Elementary School on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Principal Walden Roush coordinates, inviting teachers and parents. Out-of-town dignitaries include Mrs Thelma Bauserman, Mrs Ruth Watson, and Mrs Mary Barrett. Local PTA meetings for fall are set: Central Sept 26 Henderson Sept 21 North Point Pleasant Sept 28 Ordnance Sept 25.
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Mason County
PTA
Point Pleasant
Ordnance
Walden Roush
Ordnance School
Thelma Bauserman
Cabell County
PTA Council
Ruth Watson
Southern
West Virginia
Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Mary Barrett
Central
Henderson
North Point Pleasant
Elias Ball Rites Today at Letart Methodist Church
Funeral services for Elias Ball 93 of Letart were set for 2 pm today at the Letart Methodist Church. Ball, a long time IOOF member, died Saturday after months of illness. He is survived by son Emil Ball. Rev. W S Fiber and Rev. L C Thompson to conduct. Burial in church cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
Elias Ball
Letart
Ball
Oak Grove Eub Church
IOOF
Emil Ball
W. S. Fiber
L. C. Thompson
Point Clinic Notes Admissions and Births
Admissions Mrs Cleo Reynolds of Point Pleasant underwent a tonsillectomy on Sept. 15. Births a son to Mr and Mrs Marshall McClaskey of Porter Ohio at the clinic on Sept. 13. Releases Ralph Freeman and Mrs Anthony.
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Cleo Reynolds
Point Pleasant
Marshall McClaskey
Porter
Ohio
Directors Delivered Point Pleasant Telephone Directory
W. W. Smith, manager of the local telephone branch, said about 2150 copies of the new directory were to be delivered to Point Pleasant subscribers. The directory includes Mason listings and many numbers have changed, so users should consult it before calling.
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Point Pleasant
W. W. Smith
Smith
Mason
September term of circuit court closes at Point Pleasant
The September term wound up at noon Saturday after civil cases. The suit of F A Morrison sheriff against B and O Railroad Co for $10000 in trespass damages was withdrawn for lack of evidence. Continued to January term were Bessie May Varian and Pat Osher versus the city of Point Pleasant for $10000 and Wayne Kincaid versus the Wholesale Grocers Association.
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Point Pleasant
F. A. Morrison
B&o Railroad Co
Bessie May Varian
Pat Osher
Wayne Kincaid
Wholesale Grocers Association
Harmon Park Grading Needed
Harmon Park plans a green slope next spring but only after grading the east slope and other bare areas. Volunteer Walden Roush will seed once graded with home made graders suggested by W. W. Smith. Committees continue to dress up the new restroom building with doors installed and plumbing completed.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
W. W. Smith
Harmon Park Project Committee
Walden Roush
Project Committee
George Nutter
G. B. Hall
van Matre and
Wood Plumbing Co
Class Meet Scheduled at Central Grade School
Morris Harvey College will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Central Grade School Sociology 321 on problems of delinquency taught by Dr L S McDaniel a three hour course and may count as the first class if enough students attend Music 212 music and human relations a two hour course offered by Alfred Miller may also count as the first class if attendance is sufficient Ralph Brabben who conducts each week s meeting invites anyone desiring another subject to attend
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Point Pleasant
Morris Harvey College
Central Grade
L. S. McDaniel
Alfred Miller
Ralph Brabben
Rutland Notes on Local Gatherings and Moves
Mrs Grace Thomas hosted the aotota Club luncheon with thirty members present. Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas and daughters Karen and Kathie visited Columbus with Jake Thomas and family. Eugene Grate underwent surgery in a Columbus hospital. Mrs Mary Will plans a move to Dexter. Roy Tillis bought the Cain hardware store and apartment. the Cains head to a new Texas home. Dwight Mutchler and FE Stansbury visited briefly with Mrs O.
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Grace Thomas
Tenere
Edward Thomas
Karen
Kathie
Mr. Thomas
Jake
Columbus
William Schoonover
Freda Grate
Mrs. Cain
Texas
Dwight Mutchler
Athens
FE. Stansbury
Mrs. O
Lambda Chi Omega To Meet At Cosby Meadows Home
Pt. Pleasant social notes report the Lambda Chi Omega sorority gathering at 7 30 PM tonight at Mrs. Cosby Meadows Jr. 200 Park Drive. Raymond Selby, Springfield Ohio, spent the weekend with his mother at 2295 Jackson Ave. Scotty Hyre of Ohio River Road returns from attending the last rites of his uncle A A Hyre Buckhannon. Frank Carpenter of Springfield visits his parents on Jerrico Road. Mr and Mrs Eugene Chapman Huntington return from visiting relatives at 1204 Viand St. and Mr and Mrs J N Glass Sand Hill Road. Built in 1621 the mission of San Miguel in Santa Fe New Mexico is the oldest mission church in the United States.
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Lambda Chi Omega Sorority
Cosby Meadows, Jr
Park Drive
Raymond Selby
Springfield
Ohio
W. E. Selby
Jackson Ave
Scotty Hyre
Ohio River Road
A. A. Hyre
Buckhannon
Frank Carpenter
Jerrico Road
Eugene Chapman
Huntington
Marvin Chapman
Viand St
J. N. Glass
Sand Hill Road
San Miguel
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Circle No 5 hosts Presbyterian Women gathering
Mrs. F. W. Quillin of Ohio River Road will host Circle No. 5 of the Presbyterian Women of the Church Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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F. W. Quillin
Ohio River Road
Presbyterian Women of the Church
Ladies of the Moose to meet at Legion Hall
The Ladies of the Moose will meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Hall for their regular gathering.
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Ladies of the Moose
American Legion Hall
Woman's Club to Meet With Mrs Marcus Weaver
The Good Neighbor Farm Woman's Club will gather with Mrs Marcus Weaver on Wednesday at 1 30 p m for a general meeting and discussion of local farm activities.
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Good Neighbor Farm Woman's Club
Marcus Weaver
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Edward and Mrs Warner
Mr and Mrs Edward Warner celebrate their Golden Wedding with an open house. Mrs Harvey Roof with Beverly and Doug visited Mr and Mrs E N Canade in Radcliff. Mrs Arthur Christian spent time in Charleston hosted by sister Mrs Clarence Morrow. Garden Club notes regional meet at Pomroy. Comments on visits between Regina Kentucky and Wilkesville connections.
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Dundas
Edward Warner
Harvey Roof
Beverly
Doug
E. N. Canade
Radcliff
Arthur Christian
Charleston
Clarence Morrow
Pomroy
Chester Stewart
Regina
Driver Freed On $50 Bond
Driver freed on $50 bond after being arrested on a reckless driving warrant and for damaging another car. Justice of the Peace S A Simmons set the appearance bond. Other intoxication arrests included Hayman Roberts Carr and Marshall with various releases and fines.
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Point Pleasant
Donald Cheesebrew
C. P. Legg
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simmons
James Hayman
James Roberts
Robert Carr
Harden Marshall
Hayman
John Clay Hutchinson
Roberts
Carr
Marshall
John Davis
Justice Simmons
First person trapped by fingerprint ID was Argentine
The 1892 entry notes the first person identified by fingerprinting as an Argentine murderess. It also recalls that the Romanoff dynasty governed Russia from 1613 to 1917.
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Encylopedia Britannica
Russia
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