Residents debate city aid for Main Street improvements
About 300 owners and renters met with the Chamber of Commerce street improvement committee at Moose Home to discuss city funding for sidewalk and paving upgrades on Main Street. Committee chair James Fisher formed a working group to negotiate with city officials within 10 days, while City Attorney Casto warned the city’s finances are strained. Engineers estimates put blacktop costs at 450 per linear foot for 220 pounds, with higher costs on Fourth to Fifth Street and variable side-street builds.
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Main St
Chamber of Commerce
Moose Home
Jack Johnen
Main St.j
Oms
Cty
James T. Fisher
George “Harper
George Harper
I Haynes
Jack Johnson
Dye
1A Caldwell
Freda Vick
Alegety
Fisher
How Lever
Carrol Castel
Milton Lewis
Mu- Engineers Inc
Sain Strom
Lewis
Oliad
Saore
Casto Fe
Pisher
Furtas
Gallipolis Social Notes highlights and greetings
Local social notes list attendees at the VFWA meeting hosted by the VFW post and auxiliary. Names include Vivian Peyton, Jon Myers, Mrs Della Boas, Mrs Thomas Daniels, Miss Molly Johnson, Mrs Elizabeth Manning, Mrs George Lemley, Lawrence Dickey, Nelson Gartner, and Miss Arlene Spurlock missionary nurse in French West Africa. Also mentions teachers, election attendees, and family movements around Gallia Academy High School events.
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Lape Gon
Pat Radee
Dent
Vivian Peyton
Sneae
Act
Sotaet
Sao Bae
Jon Myers
Della Boas
Thomas Daniels
Molly Johnson
Elizabeth Manning
George Lemley
VFWA
Lawrence Dickey
Nelson Gartner
Piaing Vfw
First Baptist Tehoa
Arlene ‘Spurlock
French West Africa
Miss Spurlock
Rio Grande College
Matthves
Marie Foster
Winters
Alma Fowler
Garnet McGoan
Mary Frances Rose
Juanita Saunders
Georgia Boyer
Mildred Borss
Charlotte
Wedding Solemnized At Lutheran Church Point Pleasant
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Blessing daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Blessing of Letart and Cloud Jance Bartholomew son of Mr and Mrs Jay Bartholomew of Meadville Pa were married at St Mark s Lutheran Church Upper Flats on September 7 at 2 30 pm The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev George Weltick The bride wore a floor length white Chantilly lace gown and carried a white orchid The brides sister Peggy was matron of honor in a lime green gown The Bartholomew family attended a reception in the church halls and the couple planned a two week trip to New York and Bermuda after the wedding
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Point Pleasant
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Upper, Flats
Dorothy Elizabeth Blessing
Clarence C. Blessing
Letart
Cloud Jance Bartholomew
Jay Bartholomew
Meadvile
George Weltick
Gerald Rood, Jr
Geraldine J. Lane
Alice Nease
Peggy el
Ned Etine
Bartholomew
Feild
Kansas City
Lake Central Retines
Meadville High
Alehe
Youth Arrested After Larceny of Pistol Near Mt Alto
Mason County youth was arrested yesterday on charges connected to the theft of a .32 caliber pistol last Saturday afternoon from the Leroyer home near Mt Alto. The case is under consideration by Prosecuting Attorney Raymond Muserave.
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Mason County
Leroyer
Mt. Alto
Gues
Raymond Muserave
Youths Bound to Grand Jury on Felonious Assault Charge
Point Pleasant reports A M Goodin binding Neville Tk and a 16 year old companion to the grand jury on a felonious assault case involving Leroy Hoschar of West Columbia during the September night at Tin Point Pleasant. Goodwin also fined Curtis Caufill of Grove $10 and costs on a hazardous driving charge.
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Point Pleasant
Neville
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodin
Leroy Hoschar
West Columbia
Gallia Academy appoints new student officers and a mishap
Lois Lee Kon certs was elected president of Gallia Academy High School with Helen Mayes as secretary and Howard Morgan as treasurer. Faculty adviser Mrs Garland Sittingham assists, while walking through a church yard she fractured her ankle and was admitted to Holzer Hospital.
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Gallipolis
Lois Lee Koncerts
Gallia Academy
Helen Mayes
Howard Morgan
Garland Sittingham
Holzer Hosf
Four new homes planned in Kenny Court subdivision
Point Pleasant workers begin immediately on four new homes in Kenny Court after the formation of Gorars Enterprise Inc. incorporators G. D. Nibert Jr., LR Ger slach Sr., David O Neal, Paul Rairden, and James J Staats. Initial authorized stock is 5000, with 250 shares at 100 each. J A Allen named contractor and potential partner. Subdivision sits east of Point Pleasant High School Sandards Memorial Stadium.
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POINT _PLEnenses
Kenny Court
Gorars Enterprise, Inc
J. A. Allen
Point Pleasant “High
Sandars ‘Memorial
Kyger Creek Plant Class Starts At 3 PM
Teachers from Ohio University and OVEC discuss credit for students at Kyger Creek Plant with Smeltzer coordinating a meeting. The event includes mathematics instruction and a visit by educators from Gallia Academy High School, aiming to align curriculum and timing.
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Kyger Creek
Igebra
Geben
Kyser Creek Bower
Smeltzer
Ohio University
Sh. Seimai
Aden Ai
OVEC
Ohl
University
Jim Dle
Smetacetrom
Prim Lever Thuy Tamer
Galliacademy High School
Mason County Farm Bureau Directors Meet Saturday
Yoint Pleasant will hold a Mason County Farm Bureau board of directors meeting Saturday at 10 02 a m in the county extension office.
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Yoint Pleasant
Mason County Farm Bureau, Board of Directors
Past Matrons Meet at Eastern Star Club Session
Past Matrons Club of Order of the Eastern Star met Monday at the Legion Home. Mrs. Carl Barnette and Mrs. Paul F. Thomas Jr., delegates to the Clarkesburg convention, reported on the gathering. Memorial services were held for deceased members Mrs. Lorena Shif- and Mr. E. Me Estresa.
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Order of Eastern Sar
Sven
Weathel
Eosaos
Petia Ts
J. Dower
F. C. Sehula
Rodgers
J. B. Couch
Carl Barnette
Unit 23
American Legion Nuxliary
Paul F. Thomas, Jr
Clarksburg
Legion Home
EE. Me- Estresa
Lorena Shif
Community group meeting sets goals and plans events
The society session centered on district conferences to be held October 30. Ian was appointed chairman and the membership drive chair urged reaching a BL member quota before November. Committee members include Mrs Crow, Mrs DeWeere, Mrs Bonecutter, Mrs Pancake, Mrs Durst, and Mrs Neal. Refreshments followed with pastel asters on the table.
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Srs
Bamette
Prea
Mien
Charlotte Wagener
Piana
Eonterenes
Hain
Iain
Mex. Thomas
Louise Crow
Ellen DeWeere
Sirx Louise Bonecutter
Fay Pancake
Frances Durst
Ginius Neal
W. ‘S.wardle
Harry ‘Berkely
Mra Owens
Helen Damron
Miss Wise Presides At Moose Women Meeting
The Women of the Moose plan a Tuesday evening gathering with Shirley Casey Peggy Rutherford and other attendees including Bill Vansickle and Bil Stor. Mrs John Carpenter and son Larry of New Haven are listed as visitors. Miriam Circle of Trinity Methodist Church WSCS met at the home of Mrs Lena Fart with Ira Wise presiding. Mrs Jesse Carpenter oversaw the radio service.
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Soenbergen
John Collins
Steenbergen
Moose
Soshun
Shirley Casey
Peggy Ruthermeet
Org
Bill Vansickle
Bil Stor
Huntington
Sirgmy
Tommy Dorsey
Field House
John Carpenter
Larry
New Haven
Miriam Circle
Trinity Methodist Church
WSCS
Lastight
Lenafart
Main St
Ira GB. Woodard
Ira Wise
Jesse 3 Carpenter
William Buffington Cave
St. Augustine
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Patty Pryor
Donald Dippinger
Hilltop Lutheran Church
Columbus
Gerald Pryor
Homer Mattox
Jefferson Ave
Mattox
Clifton Hatton
Peggy Hatton
Clippinger
Miami, Fla
Gallipolis Social Notes
Riverside
le It
Wicktine
Allipolis Personals
Hat Huntington
Gilpin
Wins Fle
Mbs, Blessing
Pleasant Ballipolis
Fisher's
Nt Society
Fittee
Miss Wise
John William Heenbergen
Columbia, Tenn
Steinbergeen
Willam
Heenbergen
D. C
Sherman Bay
Mace Beaver
Ironton
Mms
Charley Beaver
Dunbar
Jabez Beard
South Side
Willard White
Charleston
Guy’ Bur- Laon
Firestone de Luxe
Champion _ TIRE
Firestone
Eid Cory
Firestone “Motor King
Firestone Batteries
Coker
Gilbert Shannon
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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