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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1936

Page

3

Ohio River Nears Flood Stage at Pomeroy Bend Area

Urgent forecast notes the Kanawha River rise backing up the Ohio River near Pomeroy as basements flood again on Main Street. U.S. engineer reports crest not expected to reach flood stage, though residents remain vigilant amid prior high water and historical flood records.

Pomeroy Bend Pomeroy Ohio U. S Pt. Pleasant Main St Ohio River Kanawha

McMaster Seeks Meigs County Legislature Seat

L. D. McMaster, Meigs County hardware merchant, announces his candidacy for representative to the General Assembly as a Republican. A longtime civic leader, he chaired Pomeroy Civic Club and Labor Day events, led the Homecoming Committee, and serves on Red Cross and Boy Scout committees. He also heads the eastern half of the county FHA.

Pomeroy L. D. McMaster General Assembly Meigs County McMaster Pomeroy Bend American Red Cross Middleport Federal Housing Administration Boy Scout Movement

Ohio State University entrant joins county political race

The text notes an active civic participant in business enters the county political arena with his first appearance in the representative race, signaling a new path in local politics.

Ohio State University

Logs drift through Kanawha River into Ohio River

Floating debris was carried that distance up the Ohio River. It is claimed that the Kanawha sometimes pushes logs into the Ohio with such force that logs traveling down the Kanawha cross into the Ohio and embed in the Ohio shore.

Ohio River Ohio

Mrs Whitlock Hosts Bingo Party in Middleport

Mrs. Fred Whitlock entertained with a Bingo party on Monday evening at her Seventh Avenue home. First prize won by Mrs. H. S. McClure, second by Mrs. Lee Rudisill, and the door prize to Miss Vivian Vance.

Whitlock Middleport Fred Whitlock Seventh Ave H. S. McClure Lee Rudisill Vivian Vance

One Veteran Attends Cedar Creek Meigs Dinner

In Middleport the Cedar Creek Circle No 72 auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held its annual dinner at Woodman Hall on April 7 with Henry Dixon of Downington as the lone Civil War veteran in attendance. He recalled battles including Gettysburg Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg plus a four month siege and Sherman’s march to the sea. Also attending were eighteen members Rev F C Kreager and Rev F I Gardner. A memorial service was held for Mrs Dell Martin who died recently.

Middleport Cedar Creek Grand Army of the Republic Woodman Hall Henry Dixon Downington Dixon Cross Key Fairfax Fredericksburg Second Bull Run Chancellorsville Gettysburg Look-out Mountain Sherman F.C. Kreager F. I. Gardner del] Martin

Civil War veterans remembered in Meigs County

Dixon, now 92, served in the 73rd Ohio Volunteers near the Appomattox surrender. Four Civil War soldiers remain in Meigs County: Henry Dixon, Charles Kraft, Robert Griffith, and John Adams. Rolce of Gallia County and Mrs. Warner of Mason City were former local post members.

Appomattox Lee Grant Mr. Dixon 73Rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Meigs County Henry Dixon Charles Kraft Robert Griffith John Adams Rolce Gallia County Warner Mason City

Middleport Students Face Short Easter Recess

Short Easter vacation approved for Middleport students and staff. Schools recessed Thursday afternoon through Monday, April 13, with classes resuming as scheduled after the long weekend.

Middleport

Girls of Glenwillow Play Practice at Kerr's Run Church

Final practice sessions for The Girls of Glenwillow are held this week at Naomi Baptist Church Kerr's Run. The church group plans to present the play Tuesday evening at Mt Moriah Baptist Church in Middleport.

Pomeroy Glenwillow Naomi Baptist Church Kerr's Run Mt Moriah Baptist Church Middleport

Road Case POMEROY Seeks Easement for Highway

Action for the appropriation of an easement for highway purposes over lands of John F Lyons et al was heard Tuesday in common pleas court. Easement is needed for the Pomeroy Rutland Road construction and improvement. A price agreement could not be reached out of court per the petition.

Pomeroy John F Lyons Common Pleas Court Pomeroy-Rutland

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