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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1944
Page
12
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Stanley Wagner age 65 a patient at the OHE for 35 years died suddenly Sunday night at the institution. He was a well known musician with a rich baritone voice often singing in local churches. Funeral plans await the arrival Tuesday of his sister Miss Edith Wagner from Chicago. An additional Cincinnati sister survives.
Mrs Emma Comstock died at her Kanauga home Sunday after an illness beginning December 27. In her 85th year she remained active in the Methodist Church, WSCS, and Endeavor Bible Class. She was mother of Homer Comstock, noted marine engineer. Funeral at Kanauga Church Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev Julius Chandler presiding.
GALLIPOLIS The Mercerville high school auditorium, a frame building dating to 1935 and remodeled for use as an auditorium in 1938, was destroyed by fire late Sunday night. Total loss estimated at 2600 dollars. Volunteers formed a bucket brigade to save the main school building. cause of the fire not determined.
Funeral services for Leo Rodger Waldrop ten months old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Walrop were held at the Church of the Nazarene in Gallipolis with Rev Vernon Shafer officiating and burial at Pine Street Cemetery. Many relatives and friends gathered for the service after the child died April 2 at their Phoenix Arizona home.
Gallia County sales tax receipts for the week ending March 25 totalled 1291.12 dollars, rising by 151.04 from the same week in 1943. Year to date receipts reach 12641.86 dollars, which is 777 less than the prior year for the same period.
Gallipolis residents from the Pierson and Sherlock families hosted Easter reunions on the Upper River road and at 53 Grape Street. Attendees included Ernest Pierson from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Judy Ann Dunlap, Joan and Janet Grover, Carolyn Pierson, Stephen Sherlock, and Gordon Thivener with his in laws Harry and Mrs. Thivener.
Gallia County election headquarters opened on Easter Sunday for absentee voting the first time. Herbert Evans of Fourth Ward B Homer Columbus first to cast a ballot at 8 a.m. Twenty seven absentee ballots were cast that day with voters from Ohio and beyond.
Captain Billy Bryant arrived from Cincinnati and plans to attend the Gay Nineties Revue in Gallipolis on Wednesday night. His parents, aged and living in Cincinnati, will soon join him in an apartment at the Gallia Hotel as the Bryant Showboat legacy returns in another form of entertainment.
Clifford E. McCormick, 72, former manager of the Western and Southern Insurance Company in Gallipolis, died Saturday at his Richmond Indiana home. Survived by his wife and three daughters Ruth Edith and Mrs Norvell West. Funeral and burial will be in Richmond.
G W Cook of Gallipolis sold his 87 acre Bulnville Road farm near Bethel Church to Leona Frye of Logan West Virginia. Frye took possession immediately, with Willard Grover noting the property includes a near new eight room house and barn.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Dolan announce the birth of a son, Richard Stephen, on April 2. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jenkins of near Rio Grande.
Mrs. Hugh J. Barr announced the Wo man’s Missionary Society of the Teays Valley Association will meet Friday April 14 at 10 a m at Main Street Baptist Church The principal speaker will be Mrs L C Hylbert wife of missionary to China who was in a Japanese concentration camp for 18 months and will speak at 2 p m There is also a forum on India's independence led by Mrs M C Byers indicating a busy round of Easter visits and local notices across Point Pleasant including residents and servicemen.
Pvt. Virgil Roberts of Camp LeJeune spends ten days with parents Mr. and Mrs. John T. Roberts of 22nd St. He is a radar technician. Mrs. Hiram Daugherty of Henderson returns from two months with her husband aboard the Duncan Bruce in New York City and will join him before foreign duty. Rex Casey of Henderson works as a mate on the Duncan Bruce towing oil from New Orleans to Pittsburgh. Miss Grace Stone weekends in Mt. Vernon Ohio with her mother Mrs. Logan Burdette, a Mercy Hospital patient improving after illness. Mrs. H. E. Thomas of South Point arrives to spend Easter with sisters Mrs. George Sprenger and Mrs. Loula Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lunsford and children John and Anne of Clarksburg visit sister-in-law Mrs. Loula Lewis, over the weekend. Miss Anne is spending...
Bradbury Bible School attendance Easter day summed to 62 with an offering of 3.44 dollars. Elder Waters of Zanesville delivered the morning sermon. Families and guests from Zanesville Pom eroy Dexter Rutland Col umbus Middletown and Dexter shared visits and services. Rev George Koch of Rutland will preach Sunday evening April 16 at 7 30.
A marriage license was issued to Fred Tucker of Montgomery and Ethel Painter of Mason County as the registry records show.
Fred J. Entsminger, Gallipolis funeral director, has been ill with pneumonia at his home since Saturday and remains in unchanged condition.
Willard Hesson, president of the Mason County Court and GOP candidate to succeed himself, withdraws from the race. J. E. Watterson of Ashton remains the opposing candidate. Hesson cites workload at the International Nickel Plant and farming duties, plus injuries, as the reason for retirement. He helped liquidate the county's debt and expects to leave a paid off treasury and funds for courthouse improvements.
Mrs. Joe Barr announced Dora Ellis has resigned as librarian of the Mason County Library, an activity of the Junior Woman's Club. Mrs. Barbee Rothgeb was appointed to succeed Miss Ellis and began duty yesterday.
At Point Clinic Point Pleasant E S Matheson is a patient for observation and treatment. Miss Nellie Siders of Mt. Vernon Ave underwent major surgery Monday. Mrs Granville Edmunds and infant daughter were discharged yesterday and taken home to Apple Grove.
A amateur burglar tried to crack the safe at Senior High School in Point Pleasant between Saturday night and Monday morning. Two drill holes and a knocked off combination failed to open the safe which held about 100 dollars and graduation funds. The break in breached a rear classroom window and unlocked the office door from inside. Detective work continues with no progress reported while the same suspect is suspected in other Charleston area burglaries. The school planned to start ticket sales for the play You're Only Young Twice Friday evening.
Funeral services for Mrs. Abigail Henson age 75 who died Sunday night at Deacon Hospital Ironton will be held at 2 PM Wednesday at Franklin Funeral Home led by Rev. Chalmers McCutchen Burial will follow in Lone Oak Cemetery She was widow of Walter H Henson and longtime U S Weather Observer Survived by son Frank W Henson Point Pleasant and daughters Hazel George Philadelphia Florence Costello Morris Ill and Thelda Henson Ironton
Hollywood dispatch reports Mary Karl Scott of Cheshire has won a prize in a national writing contest based in Hollywood California. Her victory highlights recognition for her work among entrants nationwide.
Paul Boggs state director of school transportation visited Mason with Clyde McDermitt Mason County school transportation director. Boggs praised bus condition noting Mason County ranked fourth in the state for adequacy and equipment quality. The article also states the human body contains 11 gallons of water.
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