Masonry Degree Observed By Colum Men
Delbert T. Reese and W. W. Tinker traveled by bus to Colum from Wednesday to Saturday of last week to attend the 32nd degree of Masonry.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1947
Page
14
Delbert T. Reese and W. W. Tinker traveled by bus to Colum from Wednesday to Saturday of last week to attend the 32nd degree of Masonry.
The thirteenth annual Southeastern Ohio Fox Hunters Association event runs Thursday through Saturday in McArthur. The bench show Friday April 24 at 8 p m at the County Highway Garage, judge Lantz Sciotoville. field trials for all-age and derby run concurrently with separate scoring. Master of hounds John Hartley Athens. Ball at Eagles Hall Friday 9 p m with Floyd Davis caller. Headquarters at McArthur Hotel. Clarence Bryan Allensville president. Raymond George McArthur secretary.
A representative of the Farmers Home Administration will visit the Vinton County agent’s office on Friday May 2 between 11 a m and noon to interview local farmers about loans for seed or fertilizer.
The floodlights at McArthur High School Memorial Field cost 3100 dollars, installed last fall by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company. The Athletic Association has assumed the expenditure and will cover ongoing costs.
A daughter was born April 22 to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Henslee of McArthur Route 1 at the Chamberlain clinic McArthur. The article notes the couple’s supervision and mentions 56 lights totaling 84 000 watts.
Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. C. W. Smith 48 wife of a McArthur attorney. She died in Sarasota Florida on April 16 after nine years ill. Born October 1 1898 in Knox Township she lived in Columbus with her son Clovis and granddaughter Sue Ellen Smith. She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and McArthur Church of Christ. McArthur businesses closed for the 2 p.m. service at Wrightsel Funeral Home. Burial followed in Elk Cemetery.
McArthur High School announces the winners of the annual tests and their subjects. Winners will travel to Athens for the elimination test at Ohio University on May 3. Named include Bob Will Sr social studies Bill Pilcher chemistry Paul Arnett world history Martha Ann Allen American history Edith King English 9 Susanne Emish English 10 Marilyn Reese English 11 Jean Smith English 12 Loren Bishop Latin 1 Sue English Latin 2 David McManus Algebra 1 Larry Dale Penrod Algebra 2 Carl Knox plane geometry Harold Brewer biology Charlotte Davis Bookkeeping 1 Gene Chatfield general science.
Loretta Mae Rodgers aged 70 of Byer died at home April 21 after a strike. She was the widow of John Rodgers. Survived by four children Ray Rodgers at home and three daughters in Columbus Ash tabula and Chillicothe, plus five brothers and sisters. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Byer Christian Church. Divorce petition filed in Vinton County Common Pleas April 17. Clara M Williams seeks divorce from Arthur Williams.
Bill Pilcher named valedictorian with a 97.31 four year average at McArthur High School. Bob Will Jr. named salutatorian with a 96.39 average. Superintendent H M Potts announced. Thirty one graduates listed including June Andrews Glenneth Appleman Floyd Arick Delbert Brown and others from McArthur and nearby areas.
McArthur dentist Dr Arnold Lee organized the Hillside Pilots on April 15 with eighteen men. Dr Lee chairs the group which aims to promote flying in Vinton County. Ralph Smith was elected secretary treasurer and the club plans CAA films on flight instruction and safety. Members praised residents for supporting the airstrip and aided runway expansion. A Hillside Pilots sign was placed on the McArthur hangar. First navigation lesson led by Robert Kalish.
Elizabeth Catherine Simmons aged 80 died at her home in McArthur on April 21. Born September 2, 1866 in Noble County to Martin and Matilda Husan, she was widow of Josiah Simmons who died in 1914. Survived by sisters Amanda Kruger Clara Nichols and Cora Husan. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at home with Rev. Glendon Herbert officiating. burial Elk Cemetery.
Delmas M. Collins pleads not guilty to assault and battery and disturbing the peace before Judge A L Chatfield. Jury trial scheduled for May 15 with bond set at $1000.
Sheriff William Brown of McArthur was named to the Vin ton County Children's Home Board of Trustees. He fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Dr. H. D. Chamberlain.
Everett Dicken was guest of honor at a birthday dinner April 20 at his New Plymouth home. The gathering included his wife Leota and many Dicken family members from Logan and nearby communities. Christi and Ilene Dicken plus Jack Dieble provided music for the event.
McArthur Alumni Association outlines committees for the annual banquet and dance led by president Mrs Raymond Saltz. Executive, program, initiation, dance, decorating, and publicity chairs are listed with member names and class years. The event date will be announced later.
McArthur school hours include six new contracts for teachers Robert C. Kalish Anthony Violi Eleanor Arnett Rebecca Marshall Edith Edwards and Blanche M Howell. Superintendent H M Potts and others remain on prior terms with several faculty already under existing contracts.
Ruth Jarvis of Wellston and Floyd King of Eagle Township pleaded guilty before Judge A L Chatfield and Mayor John Crow respectively. Jarvis faced charges of intoxication obscene language and a statutory offense and received 100 dollars fine plus costs, 60 days in the work house, and one year probation after resisting officers and abusing the jail matron. King paid 28 70 in fines and costs for disturbing the peace while intoxicated after arrest by McArthur patrolmen Delbert Johnson and William Reffett.
McARTHUR Hamden man Joe Dunn was sentenced by Judge A L Chatfield to a term in Ohio Penitentiary for failure to keep up payments for the support of two children.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bishop and sister Betty of Columbus called on Mrs Sara Bishop. Mr and Mrs George Karns and daughter Diane visited Mr and Mrs T H Hoskins of Dundas. Cleo Harper and son Joe visited near McArthur with Nellie Snider. C P Karns spent a day in Logan. Philip Karns with children Dick and Sue called on Clem Inboden and Jimmie Henslee. Lloyd Steele and family visited Carl Steele. Fred Mitchell of New Plymouth called on Carl Steele.
A marriage license was issued April 19 to Wilson Smith a 28 year old lawyer from Londonderry and Annetta Peoples 19 from Allensville. They wed the same day by Reverend M D Maple on Chillicothe Route 2.
A global assessment places total coal reserves at seven billion tons. Industry analysts note the figure reflects while seaborne trade and regional deposits influence future supply and energy markets.
A self serve dairy products showcase is stalled inside George W. Howell's Red & White food store in town. The display, titled McARTHUR A, remains unopened and unstaffed awaiting installation and opening arrangements.
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