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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1946

Page

9

Presbyterial Leader Attends Mason Event Luncheon

The Women’s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church hosted a lawn luncheon at Mrs. Hamilton A. Johnson’s home in Point Pleasant on Wednesday. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J. Maird, presbyterial president, and Mrs. Joel Perry of Charleston. The gathering featured cafeteria service and an informal social program with numerous members and friends listed as attendees.

Point Pleasant The Presbyterian Church Hamilton A. Johnson Main St J. Maird Joel Perry Charleston W. H. Morgan Laird Perry Eugene Sterrett Garnette Tillis John W. Teenbergen Earl Gibbs Irs Dora Stortz Bess Rice Robert H. Rice Bob Margaret L. Lewis Mae Rhoades R. B. Rothgeb Howard Proffitt Paul Gygax George Sprenger Lewis Bateson B. L. Burdette Cary H. Rayburn James E. McCombs Jean Haynes J. M. Foglesong P. H. Steenbergen J. T. Roberts M. L. Johnson William van Horn Sanford

Annual Meet Is Sept 5 At Point Pleasant

POINT PLEASANT The annual meeting of Southern States Point Pleasant store and cooperative service agency Leon Milling Co will be held at Junior High School Thursday evening Sept 5 at 8 p m Guests will include representatives of agricultural agencies press county and city officials and leading farmers Reports will be read by O M Smouse district manager of Southern State from Richmond Va and Elmer Grueser manager of Point Pleasant store Other speakers will include C C Blessing Mrs I A Blaine Refreshments will be served E C McCulloch of Henderson and Miss Virginia Parsons County home demonstration agent will be in charge Mrs C P Stout of Ben Lomond will head a committee on special entertainment Directors will be elected to succeed E C Carson and A Ray Roush who are retiring also for two committee members to succeed Mrs Milton Lewis and Mrs Nolan Swackhammer who are also retiring.

Point Pleasant Southern States Leon Milling Co 0. M. Smouse Southern State Richmond Elmer Grueser C. C. Blessing I. A. Blaine E. C. McCulloch Henderson Virginia Parsons C. P. Stout Ben Lomond E. C. Carson A. Ray Roush Milton Lewis Nolan Swackhammer

New Tractor Grader Used on Camden and Lincoln Avenues

Camden and Lincoln Aves see a new tractor grader this week as Street Commissioner W. G. Darst oversees grading on Third Street and a new concrete driveway at the rear of City Bus Terminal from Fifth to Viand Street. Terminal owner J. G. F. Johnson funds the driveway work, with Fifth Street traffic limited to buses and delivery trucks during progress. Special traffic officers Robert Kayser Ernest Knapp John Coleman and Wesley Weikl are appointed to manage traffic until completion.

Point Pleasant Camden Lincoln Robert Kayser Ernest Knapp John Coleman Wesley Weikl

Mrs George Sprenger Hosts Bridge Party at Home

Mrs George Sprenger entertained a group at her Fourth Street home Wednesday evening. High score went to Mrs George Overholt with Mrs Bess Gygax as second high. Attendees included Mrs Homer Martin, Mrs Gygax, Mrs Overholt, Mrs Harold Shadle, Mrs Chester A Roush, Mrs E H Denham of Belle, Mrs Ora P Biddle and Mrs Sprenger.

Point Pleasant George Springer Fourth St George Overholt Bess Gygax Homer Martin Gygax Overholt Harold Shadle Chester A. Roush E. H. Denham Belle Ora P. Biddle Sprenger

Sweet Corn Demand Is Heavy in Mason

Mason County farmers produced a record crop of sweet corn this year yet demand for roasting ears remains strong. With no sweet corn available, dealers in Hunting ton and Charleston are buying field corn, paying as high as 25 cents a dozen in the field, per John A. Blain of Gallipolis Ferry. Mrs. Dewey Kay of English Court was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg on Thursday for surgical treatment.

Point Pleasant Mason County Huntington Charleston John A. Blain Gallipolis Ferry Hospital Point Pleasant Dewey Kay English Court St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg Eer

Social Notes from Pt. Pleasant Update

Aviation Cadet Robert P Harper USNR arrived from Corpus Christi Texas for a ten day leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs R P Harper 905 Vi and St Peter H Steenbergen and Ham lilton A Johnson local and Charles Steenbergen of Lexington Ky are vacationing in Canada to fish Will Boggess of Aust Mason County visits sister Mrs J S Roush of Le Start Route 2 and relatives Mrs Talmadge Lee and son Bob of Charleston guests of Robert S Gibbs and family Jackson Ave Miss Virginia Ott returns home after visiting Miss Betty Lewis in Charleston Road Mr and Mrs George Smith Childs and daughter Nancy of McKeesport Pa spend week with his father George E Childs High St and relatives and friends here Mr and Mrs A B Hilton of Columbus OH who have been visiting return home Miss Ta Jean Hayman of Leon visits Denver Knapp 1506 Kanawha St Miss Betty Burdette employed in Charleston spends weekend with aunt Mrs Eunice Beller Twenty first St Miss Mary Lynn Hogg of Chicago Ill is guest of aunts Mr and Mrs Clay Hite and Mrs ionn H Hutchinson visit Frank Hite in Covington Va then Delaware beach Mr and Mrs Robert Vickers and family Fallensbee visit Albert Sayers Jericho Road Jimmy Eads son of Mr and Mrs Oral Eads visits uncle Aunt Walter Crooks Middleport O Jimmy Eads to visit Okey E Bird Miss Pauline Whetsell and brother Harry Whetsell Detroit arrive weekend to spend days with parents Will C Bird Jefferson Blvd Mrs J A Gardner Charleston Road ill then improved.

Point Pleasant Robert P. Harper Usnr Corpus Christi Texas R. P. Harper St. Peter le Start Talmadge Lee Bob Charleston Robert S. Gibbs Jackson Ave Virginia Ott Betty Lewis Charleston Road George Smith Elery Rice Athens Ta Jean Hayman Leon Iis Denver Knapp Kan‘awha St Blaine Bell Ruth J. S. ‘Evans Niagara Falls Arthur McDonald Toronto Canada John A. Reynolds Austin Johnson Betty Burdette Eunice Beller Twenty-first Mary ‘Lynn Hogg Chiscago Ill Harry H. Patterson Donald Coe Viand St Clay Hite Ionn H. Hutchinson Frank Hite Covlington Delajware Robert Vickers Fallensbee Will C. Bird Jefferson Blvd J. A. Gardner

Miss Flo Anne Jackson Weds Pearl H. Riffle Jr in Point Pleasant

Miss Flo Anne Jackson and Pearl H. Riffle Jr. married at Heights United Brethren Church on Wednesday evening August 21 in Point Pleasant. The bride wore aqua street length. attendants included the bride's grandmother from Joplin and the bridegroom's mother. The groom, a Point Pleasant native and Navy coxswain, recently discharged, and the couple reside at 2313 Jefferson Avenue with the bride's parents.

Point Pleasant Roy C. Jackson Jeffer Son Ave Flo Anne Jackson Pearl H.riffle Pearl Riffle Heights United Brethren Church F. H. Capehart Odolet Hogan Joplin Pearl Biffle Riffle United States Navy Armed Forces Jefferson Ave

Hayride and Wiener Roast Held for Local Friends

In POINT PLEASANT Misses Annabel and Wanda Lee hosted a Wednesday evening hayride and wiener roast for friends. Guests gathered at the Lee home on Jefferson Blvd at 7:30, rode a hay-filled truck to the recreation center south of Kanawha, and sang around the fire into the night. Attendees included Betty Poling, Maxine Yost, Lenora Jividen, and others, with Bobby Woods, Willian Wilson, Rush Krodel, and Charles Stephens among the men present.

Point Pleasant Annabel Wanda Lee Lee Jefferson Blvd Kanawha Betty Poling Maxine Yost Lenora Jividen Vivian Knapp

Local Market Sold to Middleport Man

J. S. Dun can has sold his grocery and meat market at 28 Main St to Mr. Bradbury of Middleport. Dun can, a war veteran, bought and ran H. G. Nease grocery after discharge this year. His declining health is given as the reason for the sale.

Point Pleasant J. S. Duncan Main St Bradbury Middleport Duncan H. G. Nease

Man Guilty Of Non-Support In Mason County

Charles Woodall, brought from Columbus by Deputy Sheriff Toral Morrison, was arraigned on a non support charge. He was found guilty in a local magistrate court and jailed for one year for failure to post bond. He must pay his wife Shirley Woodall $600 for Jan 1 1945 to Sept 1 1946 at $30 monthly and bond future payments until three children aged 15 reach 16.

Point Pleasant Charles Woodall Toral Morrison Columbus Mason County Shirley Woodall Union District

Warrant Withdrawn On Motion of Wife

A non support warrant for Emmett Elias of New Haven, arrested under the charge, was withdrawn Thursday by a local magistrate upon motion of his wife. Two other cases against Elias for assault and battery and intoxication were continued to August 31.

Point Pleasant Emmett Elias New Haven Elias

Divorce action entered in circuit court at Point Pleasant

Margaret Hickman of Point Pleasant filed suit for divorce against Brady Hickman in circuit court on Thursday charging cruelty. They wed in 1942 and separated a month ago. They have one child, Connie Jo, age three.

Point Pleasant Circuit Court Margaret Hickman Brady Hickman Connie Jo

Divorce Hearing News Awaits Report to Judge

Divorce hearings open with Commissioner Bardin saying no findings report will be ready until after submission to Judge Mil ler at the September circuit term. Emma Burnside, deputy county clerk, moved to St Albans to recover at her daughter’s home after ambulance transport to Holzer Hospital. Morris K. Miller, Appalachian Electric Power Co. special clerk, relapsed from a nervous attack and remains under physician care.

Point Pleasant William H. Bardin Lewis H. Miller Circuit Court Emma Burnside Holzer Hospital Chautauqua Lake St. Albans Andrew Leishman Morris K. Miller Appalachian Electric Power Co

Hospital Notes of Gallia Area Gallipolis

The Gallia area hospital notes list admissions on Thursday and Wednesday at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Names include Clyde Dowell, Mrs. George Channell, Mrs. Pauline Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Keesee, Mrs. Luther Lemley, Mrs. Paul Skidmore, Mrs. Gordon Reed, Mrs. E. W. Wines, Mrs. Ada Rosener, Ann Bowman, and others. Discharges include Clarence Myers, James Para, Danny Wigener, Harry Nicholas, Mrs. Gordon Stewart, Mrs. Bayard Murdock with infant Cor a Root, Mrs. Howard Smith, and Mrs. Frank Christ.

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital Clyde Dowell South Side George Channell Jackson Pauline Johnson McArthur Arthur Keesee Vinton Luther Lemley Cheshire Paul Skidmore Gordon Reed E. W. Wines Ada Rosener Ann Bowman Clarence Myers James Para Danny Wigener Harry Nicholas Gordon Stewart Bayard Murdock Cora Root Howard Smith Frank Christ

Gallia Land Deeds Listed In Gallia County

Gallia County real estate transfers include Alice Shauer and Calvin Blaine to Lucille Myers for part of 100a Jot 521 in Gallipolis. French City Improvement Company to Harold W Wetherholt for Jot 28 Hedgewood Subdivision. Hedgewood Subdivision Lot 29 transfer from an unnamed company to L H Wicksline in Gallipolis. Essie Bibble to Howard C McCormick for 30.46 acres in Raccoon Township.

Gallipolis Gallia County Alice Shauer Calvin Blaine Lucille Myers French City Improvement Company Harold W. Wetherholt Hedgewood L. H. Wicksline Essie Bibble Howard C. McCormick Raccoon Township

Weather unsettled in Gallipolis with Thursday storms

Gallipolis experienced variable weather as clouds gathered in the afternoon and rain and wind moved into the valley around 4 PM. Temperatures fell from a high near 81 to about 68, following a cool morning that reached 38 degrees.

Gallipolis

Two West Virginia Men Arrested Fined

Gallia County deputies arrested Jack Tooley of Point Pleasant and Charles Welch Bell of W Va for fighting at Kanauga Wednesday night. They were arraigned in Municipal Court Thursday and fined $10 plus costs each.

Gallipolis Jack Tooley Point Pleasant Charles Welch Bell W. Va Gallie County Kanauga

Four Births Recorded at Holzer Hospital

Gallipolis report lists four births at Holzer Hospital on Thursday. All were boys, including sons of Gordon Stewart and wife of Mercerville, a son to an unnamed couple of Gallipolis, a son to Paul Skidmore and wife, and a son to George Reed and wife of Jackson.

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital Gordon Stewart Mercerville E. W. Wines Cheshire Paul Skidmore George Reed Jack

Second Ward Edges Legion In 3 2 Softball Win

Second Ward tops Legion 3 to 2 at Pomeroy Junior High Field. Stivers won on the mound with a three hit effort while Dusty Durst allowed seven hits. The victory breaks a four way tie for first in the league standings with Second Ward, Blue and Grey, and Chester atop the schedule.

Pomeroy Second Ward Pomeroy Junior High Middleport Legion Pomeroy Bend Wardmen Junior Kapiteina McKenzie Talilies Arnold Joe Weyersmiller Arnold and Weyersmiller Legion C. Searles Arms Clatworthy Charlie Kapteina Stivers Dusty Durst Middles Port Legion Syracuse Blue & Grey Chesiter

Victory Club Meets At Conde Residence

The Victory Club met at Blanche Conde's home Tuesday evening with Elizabeth Stewart of Minersville as assistant hostess. Fourteen members attended. After a business session, games were played and refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for Sept. 3 with a chicken supper at Edith Hood's home in Minersville.

Pomeroy Victory Club Blanche Conde Elizabeth Stewart Minersville Edith Hood

Markets Signal Mixed Strength From Opening Bids

New York stocks rise modestly as bids prop markets amid slight easing of foreign pension sales. In Cincinnati, livestock markets show gains across cattle hogs and sheep with varied price movements and robust early activity.

New York

Classified Advertising Instructions and Rates Note

Public notice explains ad placement rules for Care of Thanks Memoriam Obituaries and political announcements. It covers deadlines payments by phone or mail, three day insertions, refunds only for one incorrect insertion, and cautions about blind addresses and ad verification procedures. It emphasizes honesty, accuracy, and advertiser identity protections.

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