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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1950

Page

2

City Council Plans Petitions for Street Paving

POINT PLEASANT on paving petitions circulate to city property owners along five streets with 51 percent frontage required. The plan would have owners fund paving costs proportionally. A Mt Vernon Ave petition has majority support. Council continued to April 19 for a report and discussed Harmon Field and floodwall financing, with various related actions and payments noted.

Point Pleasant Main St Incoln Ave Lincoln Ave Jefferson Ave 21 St Monroe Jefferson Mt. Vernon Ave John Clay Atchinson Harmon Field Mason County Farm Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee Gus C. Wofford Huntington Robert H. Ferguson American Telephone and Telegraph Co Fred Buxton

Speeding Fine Paid in Marietta by City Resident

Cited for speeding by Patrolman Russell Nott, Herman Antle of Marietta Ohio paid a $3 fine Wednesday at the city building according to police records.

Point Pleasant Russell Nott Herman Antle Marietta Ohio EF. F. Geiger James Poteet

Doan's Pills advertised for kidney relief

A vintage ad touts Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic for backache fatigue headaches and frequent urination caused by cold dampness or dietary issues The copy claims Doan's has helped millions for over 50 years and promises relief by flushing waste from the kidney tubes.

Dean Doan

Third Fire Destroys Vacant House in Two Weeks

A vacant house at 304 Third St in Point Pleasant burned for a third time in two weeks, destroying the structure and threatening five neighboring homes. Fire crews, hindered by snow and cold, suspect incendiary origin as adjoining properties suffered damage including a living room suite. Fire Chief Vernon Miller identified the owner as E. Bartow Jones while local volunteers and multiple departments battled the three alarm blaze.

Point Pleasant Third St Rose Huddleston Mike Huddleston Clarence Clench Grover Hazlewood Vernon Miller

Eating Only Keynote Of Banquet For Point Pleasant Team

A Point Pleasant High School banquet honored the basketball team with eating only as the program. Held at Quality Dairy Store, the event was hosted by the Varsity Club and featured Coach Bob Adkins and numerous players and reserve members.

Point Pleasant Quality Dairy Bob Adkins Virgil Siders Jack Rogers Parky Gardner Billy Bardin Reece Nott Frank Capehart Sonny Gerlach Tommy Fisher Jack Duret Bill Roberts Jack Fowler Earl Foglesong Floyd Powell Paul Siders Don Blessing Buster Biffle Billy Kenny Bill Dorsey Dick Cole Don Waldie Bob Henniger Bob Bonecutter Judy Romine Janet Wears Jean Hill Patsy Treadway Hindy Henderson Roger Lee Junior Burris

Ann Bailey Farm Woman's Club Plans Center Improvements

Pt Pleasant notes say the Ann Bailey Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs Gay Casto's Charleston Road home. They voted to assist the Farm Woman's Club council with recreation center improvements. Mrs Charles Summer was chosen as delegate to a leadership conference at Jackson's Mill in May and received a club gift as a recent bride.

Point Pleasant Ann Bailey Lawrence Mattox Denmark Charles Foglesong Milton Lewis, Sr Milton Lewis, Jr Charles Summer Virgil Plants Charles Stephenson Roy Kincade Lee Plants James Lewis

DAR Postpones Meeting at Mansion House

Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter of the American Revolution postpones the Friday gathering for Good Friday. The rescheduled program occurs April 14 at 3 p.m. at the Mansion House with Mrs. Chester A. Roush in charge and presenting guest speaker Mrs. J. E. Howard of Hope, W. Va. Mrs. Grant Stanley chairs the hostess committee.

Charles Lewis Mansion House Chester A. Roush J. E. Howard Hope W. Va Grant Stanley

Measles Improvement Report for Thompson Child

Seven year old Tommy Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Leon Thompson of 123 Kiwanis Ave is improving after three weeks of illness at home with measles observers note.

Tommy Thompson Leon Thompson Kiwanis Ave

Pioneer Farm Woman's Club Meets at Sommer Home

The Pioneer Farm Woman's Club met Tuesday at Mrs. A. E. Sommer's home with Mrs. Morris Se brell as hostess. President Mrs. Robert Durst led the business session, plans for a Jackson's Mill leadership conference delegate, and a $5 donation to the cancer fund were approved. Also arranged was a Dairy Improvement Association dinner at Henderson School.

Pioneer Farm Woman's Club A. E. Sommer Morris Sebrell Robert Durst Jackson's Mill Cancer Fund Dairy Improvement Association Henderson School Francis Sterrett Ray Crank Joan Kay Denmark Charles Somer John Sebrell J. E. Sommer H. A. Williamson Eugene Sterrett Herbert Henderson J. A. Kay Jr C. E. McCulloch Madge Byus C. W. Summer Ray Vanselous Robert Darst Charles Hogsett H. J. Barr Rose Steggett Vianna Witters Annabelle Sommer

Attendance At Mason County Schools Drops Across The Board

Flu illness and spring activities drove absenteeism in 11 large Mason County schools. Daily absentees averaged 643, about 18.5 percent of 3,471 total enrollment. Sunny Side led with 29.6 percent absent. Junior High posted under eight percent. Other schools ranged from 23 percent to about 8 percent.

Point Pleasant Mason County Sunnyside Henderson Ordnance New Haven School Hannan High School Mason Elementary Point Pleasant High School Wahama High School Central School North Point Pleasant School

Engineers Strike? Carpenters Official Claims Layoffs Only

A Carpenters Union official from Point Pleasant said on Wednesday that the union members are not striking but have been laid off at Graham Station. He identified the striking craft as Operating Engineers No. 132 of Charleston. About 90 carpenters are affected.

Point Pleasant Carpenters Union Graham Station Charleston

Schools Will Close In County Tomorrow

Mason County students have last scheduled vacation of the school year as Good Friday observances close schools. Teachers will make up the day at a county teachers meeting on Saturday April 15.

Point Pleasant Mason County

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