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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1941

Page

10

Perpetual care plans eyed for Pine Street Cemetery in Gallipolis

Citizens meet at the Hayward home to discuss funding for Pine Street Cemetery upkeep. Proposals include a memorial arch, a brick front fence, stone repairs, and a perpetual care fund supported by a three year one mill tax levy and gifts from residents, with state hospital plants donated to aid landscaping.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Pine Street Gallipolis Lastight Mra N. Hayward Citiens Pine St. Demeery Sesquicentennial Federal Commission J. 5. Clark Albert K. Merriman William P. Cherrington City Commission Pine St G. G. Kincon State Hospital Citizens’ Committee

Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic

A general system tonic made from roots and herbs claims to benefit the whole family. It is said to stimulate the appetite aid digestion and relieve occasional constipation.

Three Bottles Big Chief Tonic Offers Relief

Three bottles priced at $1.59 expected to be used with Big Chief Tonic for neuralgia pains stiff neck from exposure and drafts muscular cramps stiffness and soreness from exertion fatigue mosquito bites frost bites and minor sprains and strains of muscles and tendons.

Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store Athens Ohio Ad

An Athens Ohio ad item notes 43c, 2 bottles at 79c each from Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store with limited details on the sale.

Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store Athens, Ohio Athens

Festival committee mulls site shift for Gallipolis event

A merchants committee petitioned to move Gallipolis fall festival from Fiet Street to Second Avenue by City Park. The board already chose First Avenue, with only a slim chance of change. River levee could host overflow exhibits with less traffic disruption, subject to City Manager approval.

Gallipolis Retail Merchants’ Committee Chamber of Commerce Fiet Second Ave City Park John McNealey First Avenue Festival Association McNealey John Gwinn

City panel to receive data for tax levy ordinance

The group has held several meetings to discuss the project and will furnish the city commission with the necessary data before its members can approve an ordinance calling for a tax levy. The information is sought for the September commission meeting.

City Commission

Bridge Steel Arrives for Kanauga Silver Bridge Floor

Steel for a new floor on the Silver Bridge over the Ohio River at Kanauga is arriving. Laying starts Sept 1 with completion in about 40 days. About 570 tons of steel valued at $65,000 will be installed by an expert crew under plans approved by Ohio and West Virginia highway departments. Traffic has increased at Kanauga due to an automobile transfer station attracting car shipments into West Virginia.

Gallipolis Ohio River Kanauga Ohio West Virginia S. B. Huntington Kananga

White Appoints Third Reporter for This Year

Mrs Eloise Ralph Wolfe was appointed court reporter by Judge W R White for a period ending January 1 1942. The salary is seventy dollars monthly. Mrs Harry Wheeler had been appointed earlier to succeed Miss Mabel Thomas who resigned, and Wheeler later resigned after several months in the post.

Gallipolis Eloise Ralph Wolfe W. R. White Harry Wheeler Mabel Thomas Wheeler

Holzer Hosts Huntington Symphony Directors Dinner

About sixty people mainly Huntington residents forming the Huntington Symphony Orchestra directorate were guests of Dr and Mrs C E Holzer in Our House gardens last night. A directors meeting followed a buffet supper and guests enjoyed a social hour in the gardens and the historic building.

Gallipolis Huntington Huntington Symphony Orchestra Our House Gardens C. E. Holzer

Planning New Homes West Side Chickamauga Creek

No acreage has been surveyed for building lots on the west side of Chickamauga Creek near the new road. Reports indicate several persons plan homes there after completion of the new bridge and highway.

Gallipolis Chickamauga Creek

Man in Chillicothe Recovers After Ton Jon Aid

William H. Kempton of 385 East 5th Street Chillicothe Ohio reports relief after using Ton Jon for weakness from asthma constipation and nervousness He says he could not get around the house without help and woke 10 to 12 times each night losing weight and feeling weak and nervous He is a member of the United Brethren Church.

Man Ton Jon William H. Kempton E. 5Th St Chillicothe Ohio Kempton The United Brethren Ton Jon Health

Gallipolis Social Notes Featured at Local Luncheon and Recitals

Mrs Margaret Ecker hosted a luncheon bridge at her First Ave home with two tables of play and top scores awarded to Mrs Wayne Sams and Mrs G A Mack. The Shaffer family held their sixth annual reunion near Cheshire with officers elected.

Gallipolis Margaret Ecker First Ave Wayne Sams G. A. Mack Robert Lohse Middleport Betty van Gilder C. L. van Gilder Cheshire Southern Ohio Electric Co Shaffer Erman Swisher Emmett Edwards Alice Edwards W. H. McCall

Legion Nominates New Group of Officers

Lafayette Post American Legion announces its officer slate with Thomas Adams as commander Blazer Wetherholt J E Saunders Ernest Levisay as vice commanders Sarah Robinson as adjutant Stanley Lanier as finance officer R M Farmer as trustee Harry Alexander as sergeant at arms and Charles Huber as service officer.

Gallipolis Lafayette Post American Legion Thomas Adams Blazer Wetherholt J. E. Saunders Ernest Levisay Sarah Robinson Stanley Lanier R. M. Farmer Harry Alexander Charles Huber

Walker returns to Gallipolis after 48 years away

Harry Kissee Walker of Hagerstown Maryland visits Gallipolis renewing ties in his native city after a 48 year absence. He notes many improvements and changes during the long interval.

Gallipolis Harry Kissee) Walker John Q. Walker Hagerstown

Nineteen Cake Bakers Vie in Grange Contest

Gallipolis reports19 cake bakers from 19 subordinate granges to compete in a Pomona Grange cake baking contest at Harris Monday night. W F Kirk state grange master will address the meeting.

Gallipolis Pomona Harris W. F. Kirk

Cheshire Vacation Bible School Plans Evening Program

Members of the Cheshire Vacation Bible School plan an achievement program this evening in the school building. The Bible School, taught by Miss Anne Eshelman, will close Sunday.

Gallipolis Cheshire Vacation Bible School Anne Eshelman

Chauncey Johnson Buys Garfield School For $3 700

Chauncey Johnson, member of the board of county commissioners, bought the Garfield School and grounds at public auction for 3700 dollars. Joseph Epling represented a potential group forming a Church of Christ that hopes to erect a church on the site. The WPA sewing center may continue briefly as ownership transfers from public to private. The property covers about an acre at the Garfield and Portsmouth Avenues junction.

Gallipolis Board of Education Garfield Chauncey Johnson Board of County Commissioners Gallia County Joseph Epling Epling Messenger Church of Christ Oak Grove WPA Garfield and Portsmouth Avenues

Memorial Gate Plan Approved by Commission for Pine St Cemetery

The federal sesquicentennial commission accepts a memorial design for Pine Street Cemetery honoring early French settlers. A limestone entrance with two 12 foot pillars and iron gates will flank driveways, with pedestrian gates on the sides. A bronze marker will note the cemetery name, erection date, and federal sponsorship. The entry is hoped up by October 17, 1790 anniversary.

Gallipolis Federal Sesquicentennial Commission Pine St Commission

Aluminum collection total weighs over a ton

Gallia County’s used aluminum contribution taken to Marietta yesterday totalled 1085 pounds. After deducting iron and tin items and wood handles on teakettles the net aluminum weight is 700 pounds, it is stated.

Gallipolis Gallia County Marietta

County Commissioners To Decide on Project

Gallia county officials will vote on the WPA sewing center housed at Garfield School. If the project continues, rented quarters must be provided.

Gallipolis WPA Garfield

Gallia County USO Campaign Surpasses Nine Hundred Dollars

Well over 900 has been received in the United Service Organization drive in Gallia County with a chance the 1200 goal will be reached by Saturday night. Ten solicitors have not presented reports.

Gallipolis United Service Organization Gallia County

Build New Homes in Gallipolis on Menager Street

Meyer Maggied and Ernest Laufer are erecting new houses on Menager Street north of Portsmouth Avenue in Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Meyer Maggied Ernest Laufer Menager Street Portsmouth Avenue

Gallipolis Teacher Relocates Family to Gahanna School

Marvin Carter a Harrison Township teacher who has worked at the Gahanna School near Columbus will move his family from North Up to the new assignment in the Gahanna area indicating a relocation for a current position in the district.

Gallipolis Marvin Carter Harrison Township Gahanna School Columbus

Deckard Stricken With Paralysis Near Thurman

Elbert Deckard of near Thurman is reported in serious health condition after a stroke affecting his right side. He is being treated at his home.

Gallipolis Elbert Deckard Thurman

Funeral services for Nancy Harrison held in Crown City

Funeral services for 79 year old Nancy Harrison who died in Huntington were held this afternoon in Crown City.

Gallipolis Nancy Harrison Huntington Crown City

Tall Cypress Stands on Holzer Hospital Grounds

Gallipolis records claim a cypress of 85 feet 4 inches tall on Holzer Hospital grounds. Legend links the tree to early 1790 settlement and bulrush swamp life. Report notes its health, uniqueness, and status as a historic survivor among hundreds.

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital

Hemlock Social Notes Record Local Visits and Trips

Hemlock social notes recount residents visiting relatives and friends in Columbus Zaleski Rio Grande Steubenville Smithfield Nelsonville and Congo. Highlights include Bert Rostash returning to work after an finger amputation and frequent winners of small town social exchanges among Chivvers Macklin Campbell Sivaine and Williams families.

Dayton Autherine McCoy Congo Nina Davis Charles Campbell James Campbell Wilbur Maurer Smithfield Joseph Phillips Cassan Steubenville Forrest Dennis Glenn Pearl Sivaine Rio Grande Sivaine Pearl Dennis Ironpoint Jack Williams Nelsonville Bert Rostash Columbus Glen Wheeler Logan

Library renovation blocks book issuance until Monday

Interior decoration work at the Gallipolis public library will prevent issuing or receiving books until Monday. Readers are advised to plan around the closure and return dates as the shelves await completion.

Gallipolis

Wise family changes residence to Niday property

Edward Wise and family are moving to the former Carlos Niday residence on Third near Spruce in Gallipolis.

Change Gallipolis Edward Wise Carlos Niday Third Spruce

PLAN REUNION Plymale Craft Families Set Aug 10

Plymale and Craft families plan a reunion at Chickamauga Park on August 10. The event will bring relatives together for a day of shared memories and activities in the park setting.

Gallipolis Chickamauga Park

Children Will Swim Free on Two Days

Gallipolis plans free pool access for children from 10 to 12 each Tuesday and Saturday morning through August. Superintendent E. E. Higgins notes the program has drawn about 125 children on Saturdays and will have extra supervision on free days due to higher attendance.

Gallipolis E. E. Higgins

Keystone 4-H Camp Nears Close After Week of Progress

At Keystone camp 105 4-H members from Gallia Jackson Lawrence and Meigs Counties report satisfactory progress with no accidents or sickness. Camp activities continue through Saturday with breakfast signaling the break.

Gallipolis Keystone Gallia Jackson Lawrence Meigs

Scouts Enjoy Camp at Fair Field Lake

Scouts have a happy profitable week at Camp Gallipolis Fairfield Lake with nightly campfire meetings. Daylight hours feature scout lore up to a noon picnic Sunday when parents and friends are invited with baskets.

Gallipolis Fairfield Lake

License to Marry Logan A Smith and Marion Strawn

A marriage license was issued Thursday to Maurice Glenwood Smith a 29 year old aircraft worker of Columbus and Marion Grace Strawn a 29 year old of Pataskala both listed with their parents in the official notice.

Logan Maurice Glenwood Smith Columbus Thomas Smith Marion Grace Strawn Pataskala Harry Strawn

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