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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1956

Page

15

Mason Countians Approve Extended School Levy in Mason County

Mason County voters approved a three year extension of the school levy with 2902 for and 317 against. Superintendent C. H. Withers praised the turnout and thanked teachers and voters as the levy funds 516,084 over the period for raises, books, and new buildings including Wahama Hat Roosevelt Olive Broad Run Woods Mt. Flower schools.

Foint Pleasant Union Stevens Buckle Clendenin Yauger Cologne C. H. Withers St Ed Mason County Withers Board of Education Perty Cliss Brick Smoky Bottom Arbuckle Block Henderson Wyo Woods Hogsell Beale Leon le Elmwood Flat Kingtown Courthouse Langston Heights Hickory Chapel North Point Pleasant Ordnance Sebrell Costen Wood Valley Wahama Hat Roosevelt, Olive Broad Run Mt. Flower

Westmaster reports citywide mail service possible after July 1

West Pleasant officials heard that by July 1 regular city carriers could cover the entire city including Dix-San Addition English Court and upper Lincoln Mt Vernon avenues. Chamber urged petitions to switch rural routes to city service while Burdette noted only one additional full time carrier may be needed. Fire Chief Parsons sought help for July Fourth events. Casto declined chair, board pledged aid. A new site for the Ohio Route 7 sign near Kanauga was to be found as lease ends with plans to relocate below the Silver Bridge.

Yoint Pleasant C. K. Burdette Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Burdette Chamber of Commerce DixSan Addition English Court Lincoln Mt. Vernon Aveues Burdette Addition J. C. Parsons Parsons Carroll W. Casto C. J. Hyer Kanauga Gene Ball Vitus Hartley, Jr John Mann Virgil Siders Silver Bridge

Chauncey Chauncey Personal News and Weekend Visits

Chauncey area residents share visits and moves. Mr and Mrs T R Hawtin visited Mrs Hamiltons sister in Glouster. Parsons family moved near Nelsonville. Glass and son Keith visited Beulah Robinson in Enterprise. Arthur Smith Sr stayed in Lancaster with grandchildren while their parents toured Cincinnati. Stalder family from Columbus visited. Ashland Ky visitors Effie Fennell and relatives hosted in Chauncey. Election notices and local tax discussions appear alongside community updates.

T. R. Hawtin Hamilton Inlaw Hull Kittle Glouster Clair Parsons Joe Jack Smith Cincinnati Richard Stalder Debbie Columbus James Foster George Lusk Ashland Effie Fennell Chauncey S. L. Durst C. W. Darst Fort Recovery Irs James A. Wilson Portland Ind Darst Daniel Keirns Wrence Jordan Carol Jean Kiddie Clark Preston Jobbie Linda William Lindley Dar

Public School Teacher Shortage Tied to Pay

The national shortage of over 300,000 public school teachers could ease if salaries reach from $500 to $0000 a year says Carl J. Meger of Chicago president of the American Federation of Teachers.

Ong Beach Call —i Carl J. Meger Chicago American Federation of Teachers

Divorce suit filed in Point Pleasant against enlisted husband

Eva L. Mayes filed for divorce from Darrell Mayes an armed forces member stationed in Florida. She cites cruelty. The couple married February 7 1953 in Delaware Ohio and have one child.

Point Pleasant Eva L. Mayes Darrell Mayes Florida

Wanda Keirns Birthday Party Held for 14th

Mr and Mrs Daniel Keirns entertained 19 guests Friday evening for Wanda Keirns birthday with games and refreshments.

Shauncey Daniel Keirns Wanda

Manager Transferred to Paintsville Store

UNIT PLEASANT West Virginia reports G C Murphy Co. assistant manager M Foster 33 will leave Main St unit after 34 months to assume duties at Paintsville Ky store. Foster takes post next Monday and a replacement will be sent here. Walter Selby remains manager. Foster, four years with the firm, started at South Charleston. His wife and two children stay in Point Pleasant at 114 Pleasant St until after school. Foster has been first vice president of the Lions Club this past year.

Pleasant Foster Walter Selby Murphy's

Doe Unicorn Twins Killed on Highway

A four year old doe, pregnant with twins, was struck and killed on Route 62 near Ashton in Mason county last Monday. Conservation officer Miles Darst said a dog chased the doe into the path of a car driven by Oren D. Thomas of Point Pleasant. The vehicle sustained about $200 damage.

Pruzi Point Pleasant Ashton Mason County Miles Dars Oren D. Thomas Darstraid

Ex Chauncey Resident Dies Tuesday Night

Suaunum a former resident of Chauncey E C Wharfin died Tuesday night at Centersburg Ohio. He and Mrs Wharton left here years ago and she survives along with children Mrs Pearl Henry of Chauncey Mrs Ruth Heston of Centersburg Dr Ralph Wharton and Mrs Louise Gottgalf of Mantel and Dr Loyd Wharton of Lake Charles

Suaunum Chauncey E. C. Wharfin Centersburg Ohio Wharton Pearl Henry Chaunecey Ruth Heston Centtersburg Ralph Wharton Louise’ Gottgalf Manstel Loyd Wharton Lake Charles

Point Pleasant Band Back From Capital Cherry Blossom Festival

Seventy nine members of the Point Pleasant High School band returned after a Capitol visit for the Cherry Blossom Festival. The group performed on the Capitol steps and in the parade, with 700 spectators watching the concert filmed by CBS and newsreels by MGM. Conductor C R Yoho led, head majorette Carol Heiskelly starred, a missing clarinet was lent by the Marine Band, and about 130000 fans attended the gala parade.

Point Pleasant Capitol M. G. Burnside Fourth District Adents Nll East Capitol Library of Congress Supreme Court C. R. Yoho Columbi Broadcasting System Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Carol Heiskelly U.S. Marine Band Point Pleasants

New Deal for Car Dealers Should Aid Buyers Too

The article outlines a major change in automobile franchise contracts where manufacturers will cover 100 percent of warranty costs, replacing the old 65 percent by GM and similar shares by others. This shift is expected to improve vehicle quality, incentivize factories to enforce stricter inspections, and reduce dealer warranty burdens while benefiting buyers and service standards. It also notes industry-wide concerns during production races and includes a local note about Paul G. Cunningham joining the Air Force.

General Motors America Ford Chrysler Studebaker-Packard American Motors West Coast Carrs Curtice Midwest

Point Pleasant Society Nominates Officers and Plans Drive

Seventeen members attended the Point Pleasant Branch meeting at the high school home economics building. Mrs Tully described three years in Panama noting it as a crossroads of the world with tax free import of many countries products. Delegates were named to the state convention in Huntington April 21 and May. The nominating committee announced new officers and the group planned a cancer drive with hostesses and refreshments.

Sampan Cnt Omega Eunice B. Beller Moose Harley Ston Hartley Judson Brake E. Mitchell Vention Huntington Vitus Hartley, Jr Rodney Pull New al Tins CL. Head Try Judson ‘Brake J. A. Shinnent G. E. Mitchel James W. Hampton E. Bartow Jones Mittee Jnd Harley Hartley MYS Son Brake Charles Gam- Vitus Hartley Hanleymon Garrett Green Sibley Alion Jordan J. Marteen Ars. Nowararuny Point Pleasant University Women Tully Panama

Millfield Social Notes and Births in Point Pleasant

Millfield social notes include high scores from two tables won by Mrs Clifford San fers and Mrs Grover Patton with guests Mrs Orme Wits and Mrs Home Omen among local visitors. A birth announced in Point Pleasant details Valeria Jo Selby, daughter of Howard Milton Selby and wife, with grandparents named.

Clifford Sanfers Grover Patton Orme Wits Home Omen Florence Rose Wilma Mingus Diana Miamisburg Ben Simpkins Ben Simpkins, Jr Dayton Anna Keish Diana Mingus Clell Mingus Hattie Floyd Wemer Dave Lewis Columbus Ida Hill Norwalk Olive Helen Howa Xtee Mapeteee Rob Lick Hope Lynn Point Pleasant Mirs Howard Milton Selby Main Street Valeria Jo Holzer Hospital Lester Pullins Park Drive Walter Selby

CBS plans for next TV season face critics and viewers

A New York based TV critic analyzes CBS announced plans for next season outlining about a dozen new half hour weekly series. The article notes CBS aims to balance public taste with critical popularity while preserving the live medium’s vitality amid shifting viewer tastes and evolving audience ratings.

Charles Mercir New York Dra CBS Phil Silvers Ema Cbs-Tv

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