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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1942

Page

12

Mason County Dominates Jackson's Mills 4-H Camp Delegation

Mason County sent the largest group to the Jackson's Mills 4-H Club boys camp with 14 delegates. Nine received $5 scholarships for project work, while the rest qualified by attending the county camp for at least one year. Delegation members include Albert Roush, Wallace Stewart, Lindy Dyer, Ray Thornton, Charles McCulloch, Milton Lewis Jr., Marshall Fowler, Cornell Fowler, Billy Biffie, Edwin Schul, Douglas Randolph, Reevis Schultz, and others from Eureka New Haven Handy Helpers and South Kanawha Hustlers clubs.

Point Pleasant W. Va Mason County Jackson’s Mills Clarice Knapp Eureka Club Albert Roush Handy Dandy Club Joe Rayburn New Haven Handy Helpers Club Wallace Stewart Lindy Dyer Peppy Workers Club Ray Thornton South Kanawha Hustlers Club Charles McCulloch Milton Lewis, Jr

Foundations laid for War Workers' Homes in Point Pleasant

Walter Johnson of Johnson Construction Co says 700 war worker homes will be built in Point Pleasant. Foundation footers were poured yesterday and prefabricated houses are expected early next week. Utilities and sewer pipe work are planned, with occupancy possible in about 30 days if utilities progress without delays.

Point Pleasant Walter Johnson Johnson Construction Co Johnson

Fire Department Honors Soldier-Elect William Devault

The Point Pleasant volunteer fire department hosted a party Tuesday evening at the fire station to honor William Devault who is joining the army. Mayor Krode praised the young man and Devault received a wrist watch as a memento while refreshments were served.

Point Pleasant William Devault Fire Department Krode Devault

Class Progresses in Bend As Trial Blackout Prep

OCD Chair Walden F Roush reports progress on a class at The Bend preparing for a trial blackout spanning ten West Virginia counties and three large cities. Attendees include many from Mason, Hartford, New Haven and Bend communities. Harrison Rodgers writes his mother Clara Hogg that he is fit as a fiddle after the Dutch Harbor bombing. he serves as a Naval Reserve.

Point Pleasant OCD Walden F. Roush Bend West Virginia Mason Hartford New Haven Dutch Harbor Harrison Rodgers Clara Hogg Ohio St

Fine or Hold Five on Varied Charges

Raleigh Crow of Letart was arrested Tuesday evening and charged with driving while intoxicated. Walter L. Farley of Beckley surrendered to Patrolmen Morris and Noble and is held for military authorities. Samuel C. Cook of Catlettsburg and F. H. Coe of Ripley are held for a hearing after arrests for fighting. Edward Newman of Beech Hall was fined $10 and costs for drunkenness. Louise Lloyd of Kananga was jailed for failure to pay a fine.

Point Pleasant Raleigh Crow Letart Coyner Walter L. Farley Beckley W. Va California Morrison and Noble Samuel C. Cook Cattletsburg F. H. Coe Ripley Morrison Edward Newman Beech Hall Murphy Sam Taylor Louise Lloyd Kananga Jiiden Redman Taylor

Contracting Firm Moves Last Equipment

Bose and Ritchie, contractors who did grading and excavating at the ordnance works, moved the last piece of equipment from the job Sunday. Thirty seven railway cars carried it to Washington D C near which city the firm holds a $2 000 000 contract for grading an air base. At the peak of the local job the firm employed more than 500 workmen.

Point Pleasant Bose and Ritchie Ordnance Works Washington, D. C Bose Ritchie

Sand Rock Social and Personal Notes Update

Paving and sidewalks on Sixth Street advance with only the Viand to Main stretch incomplete. Miss Mary Jacobs treated after a fall at Franklin Shoe Store fracturing her elbow. Frank Harris funeral services held. burial at family cemetery near Brosia. The Wilson Chapel Church plans the twelfth annual reunion for Aug. 30 at Sand Rock. Various local visits and army induction news, plus birth of Carolyn Sue, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henke.

Point Pleasant Mary Jacobs Point Clinic Franklin Miss Jacobs Eads Jericho Road Frank Harris Howard Pullin Pittsburgh Brosia Sand Rock Wilson Chapel Thomas Hanson Jimmy Nancy Charles Brawley Frank Wolfe Wolfe Harlan C. Ward Newark George McDaniel Fort Hayes Columbus Robert Hook Springfield Ira Sowers Gilbert Boudinot Carl Grandstaff Arza Linscott Raymond Athens Albert Henke Carolyn Sue

Clinic reports ton sils removal and local births

The Point Clinic reports removal of ton sils for Billy Smith, Bobby Smith, Billy Joe Noland, Carl Ray Parsons, Manford Blessing, Van Bernard and Mrs. C. E. Elliott of Point Pleasant on Wednesday. Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Harland Nibert of Arbuckle, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas of the city, and a son for Mr. and Mrs. William Hall of the city. Mrs. Steve Miller of First St. was treated for a broken right arm and wrist after a fall at the skating rink on Lower Vi and St.

Point Pleasant Point Clinic Billy Smith Bobby Smith Billy Joe Noland Carl Ray Parsons Manford Blessing van Bernard C. E. Elliott Harland Nibert Arbuckle Lee Edwin ‘Thomas City William Hall Steve Miller First St

No More Fish Stories For the Duration

Point Pleasant long known for fishermen sees a shift as only small boys fish now, while elders stay busy. Ross Filson recounts two youths carrying home large fish, a rare “fish story” in Lewis Ball's barber shop among seasoned locals.

Point Pleasant Ross Filson Verne Lewis Ball

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