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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1942

Page

5

You'll Meet Pt Pleasant Friends in Athens Stores Saturday

Defense plant workers from Pt Pleasant area make Athens a regular Saturday trip. Stores open late to 9 pm except groceries, inviting shoppers to enjoy modern shops and friendly service. The article promotes the 26 mile ride via Route 33 and a welcome to visitors from Pomeroy and surrounding areas.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Pt. Pleasant Ohio River Defense Plants Pomeroy Ohio University Alleghenies

4 H Awards Highlight Mason County Camp

Mason County 4 H camp at South Side presented awards after a week long session. 105 campers attended under supervision of three county agents and state leaders. Recipients included Gladys Bauer Anna Lee Roush Vala Randolph Annabel Lee Reevis Schultz Albert Roush Jimmy Lewis and more across multiple 4 H clubs. Tribal and green white awards recognized leadership and outstanding service during the camp.

Point Pleasant Mason County Council Circle South Side Hortense H. Bell Clarice C. Knapp C. C. Anderson Glenn Tracey Mabel Koerber Ruth Laoudin Albert Roush Eureka Club Jimmy Lewis Lucky Clover Club Leaders Tribe Julia Pearl Thomas Naomi Lewis Betty Lewis Marshall Fowler Lucky Star Club Aiyimita Mary Rickard Hillbillie Hillbillie 4

Routine Suspends Point Pleasant Office Visit

In a busy Somerville office of Somerville and Somerville, a secretary arranged to accompany her husband to Huntington for an eye exam while a stenographer was ill at home. Separate line notes that 1939 saw 25,800 U S deaths from falls.

Point Pleasant Somerville George Harper Huntington Bess Mattox

War Mothers Club Reaches 500 Members in County

The War Mothers Emergency Club, originated by Bill Higgins, counts over 500 members. Contributions total 673 dollars with a 500 dollar emergency reserve. Treasurer Forrest Ingrham and secretary Jack Rogers run the volunteer club as they plan to donate any remaining funds to a charitable organization when the war ends. The group meets September first at 7 PM in the courthouse.

Point Pleasant Mason County War Mothers Emergency Club Bill Higgins Marietta Continental United States Higgins Forrest Ingrham Jack Rogers Courthouse

Concord Baptist Ladies' Aid Meet at Henderson Home

Mrs. Oakley Faudree hosted the Concord Baptist Church Ladies' Aid Society at her Henderson home with scripture and prayer led by Mrs. Edna Childers and Mrs. George E. Byus. A ferry basket fundraiser was proposed and cleanup plans for the church discussed. A pot-luck supper and picnic are planned for Aug 9 at the Childers grounds with guests from Henderson churches invited.

Point Pleasant Oakley Faudree Ladies’ Aid Society Harry Childers Vaught Memorial Aid Woman's Society For Christian Service Henderson Methodist Church Faudree Byus Leonard Byus Hallie Daugherty O. J Byus George

Mrs. C. E. McCulloch Hosts Pioneer Farm Club

Mrs. C F McCulloch entertained the Pioneer Farm Woman's Club south of the Kanawha with vice president Raymond Gibson presiding in the president's absence. Devotions were led by Mrs O J Byus. Hugh Barr spoke on Democracy in Work and Gibson sang. Members modeled cotton dresses, with entries from Mrs McCulloch Mrs Gibson Mrs Barr and Misses Rose and Frances Sterrett. First prize went to Mrs McCulloch second to Miss Rose Sterrett. Ice cream and cake followed for several members.

Point Pleasant C. F. McCulloch Pioneer Farm Woman's Club Kanawha Raymond Gibson Walter Sommer O .J. Byus Hugh Barr Gibson Mervin Chapman McCulloch Rose Frances Sterrett Rose Sterrett Miss Sterrett Barr Byus B. ©. Blain Milton Wolfe Chapman Edward Swint Hortense Bell George Byus Floyd Rothlisberger

Harvest Woes Hit Mason County Farmers Hard

Mason County farmers face harvest difficulties as H E Shadie struggles to collect 160 acres of barley with about half saved. Workers are drafted or shift to war industries, leaving few laborers. Milk production drops due to inexperienced help, and some cows are ruined and sold for beef.

Point Pleasant Mason County H .E. Shadie Mt. Vernon

Carry or Buy Guns Debate at Kiwanis

POINT PLEASANT State officials urge three gun roles for citizens. F Roy Yoke, Parkersburg internal revenue collector, tells Kiwanis to carry, make, or buy guns and advocates 10 percent income investment in War Bonds and Stamps to curb inflation. Notes cover local clinic patient, hospital picnic, jail hearings for drunkenness and inventor’s steel test.

Point Pleasant F. Roy Yoke Internal Revenue Parkersburg Kiwanis Club Yoke Caucasus

Parking Meters Bring Returns for Point Pleasant Treasury

Point Pleasant reports parking meters on Main Street between Sixth and Fourth yielded 109.94 dollars in a few days after installation, about 25 dollars daily. City Treasurer J G F Johnson and Patrolman Floyd Redman handled the collection as motorists adjust to the new system. A marriage license was issued to Carl Beckett and Lenora Leach, both of Point Pleasant.

Point Pleasant Main St Messenger J. G. F. Johnson Floyd Redman Krodel Carl Beckett Lenora Leach

Kind Errors In Primary Vote Returns

Point Pleasant officials report errors in tally sheets from Tuesday's primary election with counts not matching ballots. The debt levy trails by 64 votes of the required 60 percent, raising fears of higher county valuations if it fails. If passed utilities would pay about one third of the debt.

Point Pleasant

Mrs Vada Morrison Hosts Illahee Farm Club Meeting

Mrs. Vada Morrison of Crab Creek hosted the Illahee Farm Woman's Club at her home with Mrs. I. A. Blain in charge. A picnic was planned at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee's home in Gallipolis Ferry for club members and families. Judges Mrs. Raymond Gibson and Mrs. Mervin Chapman awarded first to Mrs. Garland Mohr and second to Mrs. Earl Mohr in the cotton house dress contest.

Point Pleasant Vada Morrison Crab Creek Illahee I. A. Blain Ralph Lee Gallipolis Ferry Raymond Gibson Mervin Chapman Garland Mohr A. Blain Reginald Archer Hortense Bell

Musgrave Wins State Senate Nomination in Four-County Vote

Unofficial election totals from Mason Putnam Jackson Roane Clay counties show Raymond Musgrave leading Chapman 4 166 to 2 852 with a 1 314 majority in the fourth district. Mason County gave Musgrave the strongest support of any candidate on either ticket.

Point Pleasant Raymond Musgrave Mason County Mason Putnam County Musgrave Chapman Musgrave Chapman Putnam Jackson Roane Clay

First Cooperative Meeting At Upper Flats Church

More than 100 persons attended the first of eight meetings by the Southern State Cooperative at Upper Flats church Wednesday evening. Speakers included J. C. Mallory Elmer Grueser J. R. Beasley and County Agent Anderson. A quartet led a song portion. J W Cox of The Marietta is a patient in Charleston General Hospital after vertebrae displacement operation.

Point Pleasant Southern State Cooperative Upper Flats Church J. C. Mallory Elmer Grueser J. R. Beasley Anderson A. R. Roush Emray Roush Terry Roush Ray Thompson J. W. Cox Marietta Charleston General Hospital

John Stewart Held Under $1,000 Bond

John Stewart, arrested days ago for allegedly stealing money from a man while riding in a car, was arraigned before Magistrate Taylor and held to the grand jury. Bond set at $1,000. Stewart remanded for failure to provide security.

Point Pleasant John Stewart Taylor Stewart

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