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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1947

Page

8

Mrs. Anna Griffiths Allison Dies at 70 in Gallipolis

Anna Griffiths Allison 70 widow of Dr. Thomas J. Allison died at her daughter’s home in Gallipolis Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by children Dr. Brinton J. Allison Oak Hill Mrs. F W Shane Gallipolis wife of the Gallia health officer Dr Raymon T Allison president of the Gallipolis City Commission and Mrs W Kenneth Welker wife of the Kiwanis president. Grandchildren include Billie Welker star G A H S football player Francis A Shane Marylan Margaret and Bobby Allison. Services set at Welker home Tuesday 1pm then Rio Grande Methodist Church with burial in Rio Grande Cemetery.

Gallipolis Anna Griffiths Allison Thomas J. Allison Rio Grande W. Kenneth Welker First Avenue Brinton J. Allison Oak Hill F. W. Shane Gallia Raymon T. Allison Rio Grande Methodist Church Claude Miller Stephen Thomas Thurman Linson H. Stebbins First Presbyterian Church H. L. McDaniels Rio Grande Cemetery

Three Witnesses Testify In Clifton Beating Case

In Point Pleasant Leroy Hoschar faces felonious wounding charges after Leonard Van Mater sustained a broken nose brain contusions a punctured lung and multiple fractures. Witnesses Earl Henry William Van Mater and Leonard Van Mater described the assault and Hoschar was held for the January grand jury with bond set at 2000.

Point Pleasant Leroy Hoschar Lincoln Ave Leonard van Mater Pomeroy Clifton van Mater Hoschar Earl Ned” Henry William van Mater Leonard A. B. Woodrum Holzer Hospital

Diddle plans to resume practice this week

Henderson veterinarian Dr J W Diddle, homebound by illness the past month, says he intends to resume his veterinary practice at the start of the coming week. Also public juror drawing set for December in Hocking County Ohio with officials Nelson Delong and Dan Langley.

Point Pleasant J. W. Diddle Henderson

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio

The sheriff of Athens County Ohio will offer for sale at public auction on the Sunday of December 1947 at 1 30 PM at the east door of the Court House in Athens two parcels in Currier Addition Athens City The first tract is Lot 314 and the second tract covers parts of Lots 315 and 316 east of the Hock Valley Railroad right of way The currier street property includes a room house appraised at $25 with a minimum bid of two thirds of that amount Terms are cash on day of sale Attorneys are Gordon B Gray and Harold J Rose Deputy Dorothy J Parmiter is the deputy sheriff

Ewart C. Bond Erma M. Bond South Harmon Street Marion Indiana Walter L. Thomas Lewis B. Churchill Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio Nelsonville Dee Woolley, Rowland & Bridgewater Ohio University Athens Stadium W. H. Herbert Sherife Edward H. Lasch Mary J. Guthrie Holbrook Court House Currier City of Curriers George Bateman Dorothy J. Parmiter Gordon B. Gray Harold J. Rose

Double Rites For Brother Sister Today

A double funeral service was held Monday at 2 p.m. for Charley Leport and his sister Mrs Sally Morris at the Chapman funeral home. Burial followed in Rogers Cemetery on Redmond Ridge. The Rev Roscoe Thorn conducted the rites.

Point Pleasant Charley Leport Sally Morris Chapman Funeral Home

Soil conservation seen as remedy for waste in Mason County

Conservation farming is praised as a practical remedy for erosion and soil loss. University of Illinois data show that on two percent slopes corn fields lose 86 pounds of top soil per bushel, equating to an inch every 35 years. In Mason County Morrison Ridge leads contour strips and furrows, with Jividen Casto Jeffers Ferguson Sayre activity and new tile ditching on several farms.

Point University of Illinois Mason County Morrison Ridge M. O. Jividen Howard Casto Denver Carney Russell Ferguson Darnell Jeffers Orville Casto Ben D. Sayre Andrew R. Sayre Mike Morrison John Evans Marcus Weaver Charles Sullivan

Miss Wamsley Rites Tuesday

Miss Annie Wamsley about 70 died at 11 a.m. Sunday at her Redmond Ridge home south of the Kanawha. The body is with Chapman funeral home. She was daughter of Abner and Catherine Patterson Wamsley and lived in Mason County. She is survived by brother John Wamsley of Kanawha Three Mile Creek. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. from the home, burial in the family burying ground.

Rogers Redmond Ridge Kanawha Roscoe Thorn Henderson Mr. Leport Three Mile Creek Polly Whitt Mrs. Morris Leport Point Pleasant Annie Wamsley Chapman Funeral Home Abner Catherine Patterson Wamsley Mason County John Wamsley Kanawha Three Mile Creek

Mrs. Kate Hunter Funeral in Ashton Area

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Hunter of Ashton were held Saturday at Moore's Chapel south of the Kanawha with burial in the Hunter family cemetery. Survived by husband Ervin, four daughters Cary Adams Basait Helen George Lillian Richmond Ruth Skinner, four sons Garland Alexander Carl Randall, one sister Rose Wallace, and three brothers James Homer Hawthorne.

Point Pleasant Moore's Chapel Kanawha Kate Hunter Ashton Hunter Family Ervin Hunter Cary S. Adams Basait Colo Helen George Ravenna Ohio Lillian H. Richmond Huntington Ruth Skinner Proctorville Garland Alexander Hunter New York City

Daughter Born in Point Pleasant at Holzer Hospital

A daughter weighing eight pounds was born Friday at Holzer Hospital to Mr and Mrs Doc McKinney of 106 Liberty Street. This is their first daughter and second child. The body of Benjamin Edwards who died Friday at the state prison camp at Pliny has been claimed by his family and was to be shipped to Martinsburg today.

Point Pleasant Leroy Chinn Charleston Road Veterans’ Hospital Huntington Chapman Holzer Hospital Doc McKinney Liberty St Benjamin Edwards Pliny Martinsburg

Wedding of Miss Carollyn Phillips Gaskins and Warren Morrison

Miss Carollyn Phillips Gaskins and Warren Morrison wed at Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church with vows read by Rev. Frank H. Capehart. Attendants included Nadia Gaskins with reception at the Blessing home. The couple plans to reside on the Morrison farm at Hickory Chapel after a Midwest wedding trip.

Point Pleasant Carollyn Phillips Gaskins Leonard ©. Gaskins Washington Ave Warren Harding Morrison Frank A. Morrison Hickory Chapel Heights Evangelical Yvonne Gaskins James Sturgeon James Morrison Frank H. Capehart, Jrn Nadia Gaskins Hale Blessing Howard Foglesong Jefferson Blvd Leonard O. Gaskins Gordon Jackson Wanda Waugh Louise Waugh Midwest Mrs. Morrison Point Pleasant High School Heights Church Board of Education Korea Okinawa Morrison Farm Mr. Morrison

Local Visit Notes From Point Pleasant Area

Point Pleasant notes report visits from Gomer Green and John Johnson in town to see Green's sister Mervin Chapman. Attendees include Attorney C. J. Hyer and family visiting Charleston for Thanksgiving. Clarksburg residents R. L. Mackall and Phyllis Ann Bosley stay with H. D. Coyners in 1312 Ohio Street. Vernon dairyman Leo G. Thompson came for a business visit. Mabel Best travels to Chicago for the national congress of home demonstration workers. Mrs. Frank Ridout and son Frank Jr return to near Richmond after four months here with Ridout, War Assets Administration representative. she met locals and joined parties.

C. C. Lewis Old Town Ora P. Biddle Harry Eugene Shadle Baptist Temple Charleston Eustace Wilson Carl Mattox Rutland Marvin McElfresh Madison Shinnston Camden Hogg Homer Fisher Mae Bletner Mason City Gus R. Douglas, Jr Agricultural Extension Office Miss Bletner Ruth Bletner Ernest Hesson Robert H. Ferguson Dwight E. Connor Parkersburg Mr. Connor Parkersburg High School Mrs. Connor Fergusons C. J. Hyer R. L. Mackall Phyllis Ann Bosley Clarksburg H. D. Coyners Ohio St Leo G. Thompson Vernon Community Dairyman Mabel Best Chicago National Congress of Home Frank Ridout Frank, Jr

Fire Damages Home at 2313 Jackson Ave in Point Pleasant

A fire and resulting water damage at 2313 Jackson Ave Point Pleasant injured Jules Biron and his family. The home suffered about 800 in damage after a blaze likely started from a gas heater in a second floor bathroom, burning through to the kitchen. Fire officials noted the residence belongs to Higginbotham of Ohio.

Point Pleasant Jackson Ave Jules Biron Ralph Thomas Biron Philip Sporn Graham Station Higginbotham Ohio

Driver Fined Twenty Five Dollars and License Suspended

Arnold H. Bailey of Ohio River Road pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 25 dollars with costs. His operator’s license was suspended six months and his car impounded for the same period. Thelma Carr and four others were arrested on intoxication charges.

Point Pleasant Arnold H. Bailey Ohio River Road H. D. Coyner Thelma Carr Hoyt Jmden T. F. Yost Willard Henry

Food as Movie Admission Promoted by Local Groups

Admission to a Dec 19 matinee at the State Theater will be by food parcels donated to the volunteer fire department Christmas tree gifts. A free children’s show is planned for Dec 13 at the same theater, jointly sponsored by the theater and the Kiwanis Club.

Point Pleasant State Theater Kiwanis Club

Local Visitors Gather in Union County Notes

Mr and Mrs Carl George and John George from Union County visited Mrs E A George Sunday. Mrs Esta Stout and daughters visited J E Radekin. Mina Curry and mother called on Viola Halliday and Ida Ogdin. Eddie Westfall aged 85 died at his daughter Flora Knotts home after a long illness. wife and son Howard had died previously. Mrs J F E Radekin.

Point Rock Carl George John George Union County E. A. George Esta Stout C. E. Stout Donna Jean Bolen J. E. Radekin Mina Curry George W. C. Cottrill Viola Halliday Ida Ogdin Eddie Westfall Flora Knotts Howard J. FE. Radekin

Gallia Farm Plans Target Soil Health And Bee Stores

Gallia County soil conservationist J. D. Fitzgerald highlights trends from farm plans showing less cultivated land and more permanent hay, pasture, and woodland. Emphasizes organic matter importance, crop rotations, and the role of manure and alfalfa roots. Also advises beekeepers to secure winter stores and protect hives with proper covers and mouse guards.

Forrest A. Brown Gallia Gallipolis Gallia Farms J. D. Fitzgerald Gallia County

Two Auto Wrecks Reported Near Gallipolis Sunday

State Highway Patrol investigated two weekend crashes. Jacob Ingram, 69, Parkersburg WV, passed a truck on Route 7 near Kananga and caused a collision with Okey Henry, 51, Gallipolis, resulting in property damage and a $10 fine for Ingram on a passing without clear distance charge. John Dillinger, 17, Jackson Rt. 1, suffered a slight brain concussion after a Keyston Road rollover. a Wellton doctor treated him.

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Jacob Ingram Parkersburg W. Va Kananga Okey H. Henry Winton Ave Ingram Justice of the Peace J. H. Shate Willey B. Tomlin Dayton Keystone Road Jackson County John E. Dillinger Jackson Rt. 1 Wellton

Burley Tobacco Belt Opens Season In 1947

The eight state burley tobacco belt opened the 1947 48 sales season in Louisville with The Kingpin Market Lexington scheduling sales at five warehouses. The 25 warehouses composing the world’s largest looseleaf center are filled or at capacity. The 1947 crop is estimated at 357,200,000 pounds for Kentucky and 525,206,000 for the belt.

Louisville Lexington Kentucky

Lausche for Governor Petition Requests Filed in Columbus

Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel reports a request for 200 Lausche for Governor petitions from Anthony Archdeacon of Cleveland. The filing deadline is February 4. While leaders believe former Governor Lausche may seek the nomination, he has not declared his intentions.

Columbus Edward J. Hummel Frank J. Lausche Anthony Archdeacon Cleveland Lausche

Wallace for President Committee Organizes in Ohio

Columbus report states an Ohio Wallace for president committee organized with Dr Calvin S Hall of Western Reserve University named provisional chairman. The group set a statewide meeting in Columbus on January 11 to launch an Ohio campaign for former Vice President Henry Wallace.

Columbus Ohio Calvin S. Hall Western Reserve University

Planes Search Europe For Missing Transport Plane

More than 100 planes scoured European skies for the United Air Forces transport aircraft missing since Friday with 21 aboard en route from Pisa to Frankfurt. Searches covered Italy, France, and Germany as crews pursued any sign of the missing plane and its crew.

Frankfurt Germany United Air Forces Pisa Italy

Jewish Editor Edlin Dies at 69 in New York

William Edlin editor of The Jewish Day national Hebrew daily died last night in New York at age 69. His death ends a long career shaping Jewish press coverage.

New York William Edlin Jewish Day National Hebrew Daily

Burr Oak Obituary and Local Notices Highlight Family Events

Rev. Mrs. Bray died at her Hemlock home with funeral services in Hemlock and McArthur for burial. Harry Dew and Gertrude Camelle of Congo wed Saturday. A birthday dinner for Mrs. Mary Post drew many locals including George Williams John Williams Cora Williams Albert and Mary Post Ralph Post Cecil Dew Wilard Post Eston Dew Richard Post Virginia Ivers and others.

Burr Oak Bray Hemlock McArthur Harry Dew Gertrude Camelle Congo Mary Post George John Cora Williams Albert Post Ralph Post Cecil Dew Wilard Post Eston Dew Richard Post Virginia Ivers Ray Gladden Mary Gladden Bernard Wallopool Eva Ivera

Classified Ad Guidelines From The Messenger Notice

The text outlines ad submission rules including deadlines 10:00 a.m. for same day, 3:00 p.m. Saturday for Sunday, payment by cash, address accuracy for blind ads, no stamps for office letters, and errors limited to one incorrect insertion. It specifies rates 13 cents per line with minimums and adjustments for multi-day runs.

Cincinnati Hog and Cattle Market Prices Report

In Cincinnati on December 1, hogs sold 25 higher than Friday with various weight brackets. sow and stag ranges listed. Cattle and calves totalled 1,700 and 250 respectively, early slaughter trade active with gains to 50 higher. Steers and heifers up to 28.00 on some loads, baby beef 20.00-23.00, canners and cutters 10.50-13.50. vealers strong with top 30.00. Sheep 200 head, lambs and ewes meager but steady. good lambs 23.00, common 14.90-21.00, ewes scarce.

Cincinnati

Cincinnati Produce Report Dec 1 Prices for Eggs and Poultry

Cincinnati AP reports current receipts and grades for eggs, poultry, butter, and potatoes. Egg grades U S A and B large, A medium, A small. poultry weights and classes with prices. butter per pound. potatoes priced from 3.00 to 5.25.

Cincinnati U.S

Accident fatal for William O. Tisch in Canton

William O. Tisch, 69, was struck by a motor vehicle and fatally injured while crossing a Canton street yesterday. Police reported the accident and transported him to a local hospital where he died from the injuries.

Canton William O. Tisch

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