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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1951
Page
10
Frank's Live Bait at 136 Second St offers licenses and equipment with phone number 24284 for fishing and tackle needs.
Point Pleasant High School staff and 25 students, guided by adviser Mrs. Cary Howard Rayburn and Messenger correspondent Ed Beshy, toured the Messenger newspaper plant in Athens. They learned about editorial advertising circulation and mechanical operations then visited Ohio University campus.
Mason County population rose 5.7 percent from 1940 to 1950 per final U S Census figures. The 1950 county total was 28,587, up from 22,270 in 1940, with Point Pleasant gaining 10 percent over the decade to 4,596.
GLOUSTER The MeLeish Chik met at the nome of Mra, Russell Nora. Members pf esent were Ruth Kish, Gast Raterts, Bath Sware, Mae Leary, Fawcett, Bernice Travery, Rime Exongy, Sarees Shxan. DOs were gues and veyiente het ett. gale Beary aeert.
In a partial recall action Barretts resume their position as witnesses and await resolution. The case referenced involves local figures and a contested event at the Pont authority, with reports noting Garrat’s singing as part of the proceedings.
The village issues a warning to dog owners for dogs running at large. Violators face penalties, including possible death if a direct threat to the public arises. Mayor Shifflet vows stronger enforcement with the village marshal to enforce the law.
The Rev Reis Rep of Ebb officiates at the Taekmonsitte Ant Tovwhite Methodist Church on Sixth Street in Teknsnville Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Sev Ser Johnson of Trimbte will be the program leader.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and relations including Akron, Jarnkwonville, Sawkte and several individuals such as Mrs James Caldwell and Mr and Mrs Davie Turnbull. The passage appears as an incomplete social note or notice with many misspellings and unclear context.
Walton Otis Fisher Walden Fisher 2195 Lincoln Ave died at 7 30 am today at home after illness since January He operated Fisher Grocery for years and spent 15 years at John Brown Grocery Main St He also was a toll collector on Silver Bridge He belonged to Loyal Order of Moose and Eagles He is survived by wife Elizabeth Losey Fisher two sons George Otis Fisher Sylvan Fisher four brothers Roeland Merle Harold and Claude and one sister Mrs John Harney Two grandchildren Walton and Allan Fisher Friends may call at Mohr Arnett funeral home after 7 pm Arrangements are being made.
Eugene Sabo, stationed with the U S Army in Japan, received the Heart decoration and was promoted from private first class to corporal. His mother, Mrs Mary Sabo of Glouster Route 3, reports his service in Korea and earlier in World War II with the Marines. He is a former Messenger carrier.
GLOUSTER The thermometer registered in the middle sixties during most of the day Sunday. About percent of an inch of rain fell Saturday and Sunday. Creek showed a rise of a few feet but it did not reach wood cage.
Saturday evening conlett at the home of Miss Esta Cunningham were Mia Rose Rob ers, daughters Shirley and Kath reem, of Zanesville, and Neil Rob esa of Kent. Sunday visitors included Phyllie and Shirley Cindegham, Cochambur, Rolland of the Navy Air Corps at Great Lakes, and Nancey Pirnoks of Athens.
Cincinnati markets show cattle and calves steady to higher with choice steers near 37.50 to 36.00, cows 28.00 to 30.00, and calves around 50.0. Hogs and sheep list modest gains. spring lambs steady, wool and mutton prices mixed. Eggs, poultry, and potatoes place at varying dealer levels with wholesale notes and receipts recorded.
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