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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1956

Page

8

Petition Makes Charge Against Point Pleasant Band Director

A Mason County board of education session considered a petition with 15 charges against Wahama High School band director James Breen. About 45 signers, mostly band parents, request Breen’s removal citing discipline issues, partiality, unaccounted insurance receipts, giving cigars, and alleged poker with students. Superintendent Withers will investigate and letters were sent to State Superintendent Trent.

Point Pleasant Wahama Mason County Breen C. H. Wither King Ralph Sayre South Side Little 16- Mile Tribble Road School Board

Divorce petition filed for Mary E Ruttencutter in Point Pleasant

Mary E Ruttencutter filed for divorce in Circuit Court alleging extreme cruelty. The couple married February 15 1948 in Mason County and one child is involved. Property disputes include lots in New Boston and other assets. Also reports William Lear fined $10 for no operator license by Justice A M Goodwin.

Point Pleasant Mary E. Ruttencutter Jnst Grass Run Kermit Brown Akron Burt Mr. Brown Mason County Brown St. Alt Hutter Oenes Litigants New Jie Lee William Lear Justice of the Peace A. M. Goodwin

Ohio River Runs Near Record Water Level Across 50 Days

Army Engineers report a near record amount of water in the Ohio River over the past two months. Since Jan 31 the river has remained an open river with no lock use at 16 navigation dams from Midland Pennsylvania to Gallipolis Ohio. Water levels have stayed high for 50 consecutive days.

U. 9 Army Engineers Ohio River Ohio Midland Gallipolis

Two Hour Shows Set for Boy Scout Exposition

The Mason Gallia Meigs District holds its second annual Boy Scout Exposition Saturday at the National Guard Armory five miles north on Route 62. Showings at 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm charge 50 cents per person with $1 family tickets. About 400 boys and leaders expected to participate with blue ribbons for top booths and red yellow streamers for others. Judging uses a point system with ribbons awarded by score.

Point Pleasant Mason-Gallia-Meigs New

City to authorize sale of growing herd of pets

Albuquerque official Ivo Poglayen plans to offer snow white baby rabbits and more than a dozen ducks for sale to reduce a rapidly multiplying collection. State law requires City Commission authorization and three weekly advertisements, with the final notice 20 days before the sale. Poglayen expects numbers to double by sale time.

Albuquerque N. I Ivo Poglayen Poglayen

Mrs Louis Boggs Returns From Columbus Farm Work

Mrs Louis Boggs has returned to her farm here after working two years in Columbus. Claire Might of Rutland recent-

Louis Boggs Columbus Claire Might Rutland

PTA Hears Reports On Construction and Levy

County School officials and PTA members discussed progress on building additions at Wahama and Hannan high schools and an April 10 special levy. Gerald Rood answered questions on educational plans and civic info efforts while delegates from several PTA units reported on outreach and school needs. Refreshments followed the program.

Vuuvi Rleasant — Masons Gerald Rood Ear- Rood Wahama Hannan High Point Pleasant PTA Mary Ellen

Point Pleasant Church Seating and Service Schedules

A compiled church notes page lists numerous local congregations with service times Sunday school and worship hours. It names pastors and midweek prayer meetings across Point Pleasant and nearby towns along with junior and youth fellowships and special services.

Point Pleasant Isabelle Kiefer Chaler, Jr Robert Ray Evastor Beverly Rortney Fairmont Youth Fellowship Youth Fellowship. No “Call To the Bible” This Week. ‘Trinity Methodist Alvin C.¢ ‘Young Pum Institute For Vacation Church

Pont Pleasant Society Luncheon Plans Funds Drive

The Service Guild of Christ Episcopal held a lunch meeting at the church parish house. Thirteen members attended including Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Edward Biddle who presided and appointed a nominating committee. An April 22 bank offering and NECC tickets were announced.

St the Service Guild of Christ Monae Dana Tetera Church Episcopal Sigstenses Biddl I . Ey Rvs Stantal Rodgers Edward “Biddle

Nine Local Boys Attend FFA Contest

Nine Point Pleasant area boys participate in the annual FFA spring contest held at the state youth camp near Ripley. Freshman Lawrence Fowler enters the creed contest while an eight man team competes in parliamentary procedure. William Cullen from Letart dairy farm serves as a judge. the event includes public speaking vocal quartet and string band competition and a banquet for competitors, awards, and advisers.

Point Pleasant Orpan Rebekah Lodge Farmers of America Ripley Lawrence Fowler Clifford Dunn Bill Me Charles Sidenstricker Dunn Letart William Cullen FFA

Pleasant Personal Notices From Local Column

Edward Jackson and son Dirk Wright plan a trip from Charleston to Quakerstown Pennsylvania to visit Mrs. Fred Phillips. Mrs. Jackson teaches at the senior high school. Mrs. Charles Rawson, South Side, is a patient at Holzer Hospital after illness at home. Mrs. EE Franklin, Main Street, returned home after Tolzer Hospital stay. Mrs. C. A. Roush and Vernon Ve returned home from Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Andrew Cole of Chevy Chase, Md is visiting her mother Mrs. Walter A. Windsor and in laws Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Windsor at Windsor Court Jefferson Blvd. Mrs. Robert Chilcutt of Dallas is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Baryle Mt. Vernon Ave.

Edward Jackson Dirk Wright Jefferson Blvd Quakers Own Fred Phillips Charleston Jackson Charles Rawson Southside Hol‘er Hospital Tolzer Hospital C. A. Roush Vernon Hursday Holzer Hospital Andrew Cole Chevy’ Hase Walter A. Windsor Windsor Court Walter M. Windsor

Kiwanians Discuss Levy and Club Changes

Mason County school supervisor Ed Irvin urged a three year extension of the special school levy at a Kiwanian dinner in the Moose Home. The vote is set for next Tuesday’s election while the club updated meeting bylaws and welcomed Max Weethee as a new member. C H Withers and Dan Simmons attended with remarks on levy spending for salaries and school facility expansion.

Point Pleasant Mason County Ed Irvin Moose Home Irvin Max Weethee Washington Ave Chester Roush C. H. Withers County Choo Dan Simmons Garrett Green

Marriage License for Fowler and Stewart in Mason

Jack Lynn Fowler a 21 year old of Mason marries M Margaret Stewart 19 also of Mason. Fowler is son of Charles E and Inez Sauer Fowler and Stewart is daughter of Wilbur C and Frances Armiller Stewart. Early highway plan notes Gallatin Jefferson collaboration from 1808 proposed national system of highways and canals.

Point Pleasant Jack Lynn Fowler Mason M. Margaret Stewart Charles E. and Inez Sauer Fowler She Wilbur C. and Frances Armiller Stewart Albert Gallatin Secretary of the Treasury Thomas Jefferson

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