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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

Page

7

Nelsonville Methodist Honor Roll Dedicated at Service

Nelsonville Methodists unveiled and dedicated an honor roll listing 132 church members in service. C L Stout presented the panel, with youth participants and readings by Dorothy Raine and Miriam Betts, followed by a ceremony and the national and Christian flags. Corwin Cookson sang, Rev. George spoke, and the audience sang America. Four dozen pairs of silk stockings were donated by local families.

Nelsonville Charles Poston Dorothy Raine Miriam Betts C. L. Stout Stout Clara Belle Kerr Donna Mallon United States of America Pvt Robert E. Carter Army C. L. Matheney Corwin Cookson Land of Hope and Glory Poston George America Florence Coakley Mooney

Stop That Infection Before It Starts

Public health style note urging prompt wound care with San-Cura Soap and San-Cura Ointment. Mentions antiseptic aid for minor cuts burns itching of piles and skin irritations. Advertises prices 35 cents for the ointment and 25 cents for the soap at druggists.

Henderson Coach Is Accepted for Service

POINT PLEASANT Coach Virgil Siders a Henderson store owner and father of three was accepted for military service after a preinduction examination in Huntington. He expects to be called within three weeks and will sell his store to conduct an elimination basketball series among ten school teams.

Point Pleasant Virgil Siders Henderson Huntington Siders

R. E. Somerville Ill at Home Here

R E Somerville a retired railway employee and former county school board member is critically ill at his Viand Street home in Point Pleasant. He served as a passenger ticket agent at Union Station and at New York Central Station in Charleston before retirement.

Point Pleasant R. E. Somerville Viand St Somerville Union Station New York Central Charleston

Mason County Red Cross Plans 1944 Fund Drive Dinner

Mason County prepares for the Red Cross War Fund campaign with a dinner tonight at the ordnance works cafeteria. Kiwanis and Rotary sponsor, C. H. Withers leads the local drive targeting a $7200 share of a national $200 million goal. John Glass chairs the county committee. Robert Ferguson toasts. Carney Smith speaks.

Point Pleasant Red Cross War Fund Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Ordnance Works Red Cross Ksays C. H. Withers Mason County John Glass Robert H. Ferguson Carney Smith Alexandria Wahama High School

Made Custodians At Junior High

Pete Wallace of Lincoln Ave and Mrs Martha Ballard have been appointed janitors at Junior High School succeeding Blaine Hill who resigned due to ill health after fourteen years of service. Hill received a gold watch chain from teachers at an assembly. Principal Robert H Ferguson presented it on behalf of the teachers praising his fidelity.

Point Pleasant Pete Wallace Lincoln Ave Martha Ballard Blaine Hill Hill Robert H. Ferguson

Red Cross Campaign Mapped in Mason

Mason campaign planning session for the Red Cross War Fund was led by chairman John Glass. Attendees included Mrs. Virginia Roth from Charleston, general field representative, and local supporters Mrs. Holly Simmons C. H. Withers Ernest Kincaide Dennis Lilly E. D. Brown Floyd Rothlisberger Walter Selby Robert H. Ferguson Walden F. Roush and H. F. Somerville.

Point Pleasant John Glass Red Cross War Fund Committee Virginia Roth Charleston Holly Simmons C. H. Withers Ernest Kincaide Dennis Lilly E. D. Brown Floyd Rothlisberger Walter Selby Robert H. Ferguson Walden F. Roush H. F. Somerville

Homes To Be Taken South on Towboats

Captain Moten Stanley commands the towboat Arthur Heider set to haul 120 shelter housing units from the ordnance works to Camp Breckenridge Kentucky. Thirty six units will be moved per trip and the voyage will take twelve days.

Point Pleasant Moten Stanley Arthur Heider Ordnance Works Camp Breckenridge

Local births and discharges at Point Clinic

Mrs. Glen Hazlett and Miss Annette Duncan were discharged from Point Clinic. A son, Jackie Edward, was born Tuesday to Charley and Mrs. McComas of Apple Grove at home. Mrs. W A Taylor and Mrs. Marjorie Adkins underwent surgeries. Earl Joseph Parsons was named by Pfc and Mrs. William Denver Parsons. Two home nursing classes at Senior High School enroll 21 pupils each.

Point Pleasant Glen Hazlett Annette Duncan Point Clinic Jackie Edward Charley McComas Apple Grove W. A. Taylor Marjorie Adkins Henderson Pfc William Denver Parsons Earl Joseph Parsons

Service Men of York District News In Nelsonville

Sgt Jesse F Cagg stationed at Camp Gordon Ga arrived Tuesday night for furlough with parents in Nelsonville Rt 2 Pfe Arthur Keplar Jr arrived from Camp Shelby Miss for all day leave with wife and father Cpl Charles Barrows who served three years and is now in Australia for a rest period Staff Sgt James D Elliott reports overseas in New Guinea area in seven week gap and first message to wife since leaving Nelsonville The note ends with a remark on gold use in jewelry making.

Nelsonville Jesse F. Cagg Camp Gordon Vernon L. Cagg Nelsonville Rt. 2 Pfe Arthur Keplar, Jr Camp Shelby Miss Arthur Keplar, Sr Chestnut St John Barrows Madison St Cpl Charles Barrows Pacific North Cpl. Barrows Australia Barrows Heavy Artillery James D. Elliott New Guinea

Point Pleasant Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits

Circle Two of Trinity Church Women met at Sev enth Street apartment with Mary Jo Blackburn as hostess. Inez Barnett led devotions and W A Gregg opened Philippians study followed by a social hour with refreshments for a list of local members. Mrs Burnside and Mrs Rhoades visited relatives in Goodland Indiana after weekend in Cincinnati with Lt Col Maurice Burnside, native Point Pleasant and Army materiel production chief.

Point Pleasant Woman's Society of Christian Service of Trinity Church Mary Jo Blackburn Seventh St Inez Barnett W. A. Gregg Spiritual Life Department Blackburn Gregg Barnette Forrest Bachtel Stepp Emma Burnside J. W. Rhoades Andrew Leishman Naida Leishman St. Albans Maurice C. Burnside Cincinati Burnside Leishman Rhoades Goodland Ind

Four O Clock Club Meeting at Miss Emma Clark Home

The Four O Clock Club meets tonight at 7 30 at Miss Emma Clark’s Viand Street home with Mrs. Carter Franklin to read on the Economic Life of India. Local items note Xavier University student Jack Tracy visiting with his parents, plus various society notices and a marriage license application for John Arnold Hussell and Sallie Boles.

Emma Clark Viand St Carter Franklin India Point Pleasant John Arnold Hussell Route 1 Sallie Boles Leon

Mason Girl Is Heard Over Radio Tuesday Contest

Mason Woman Barbara Jean Smith about Miss Number Three drew local recognition for singing Some Day My Prince Will Come on WLW. The Cincinnati contest winner will be announced at a Netherlands Plaza Hotel ball tonight.

Point Pleasant WLW Barbara Jean Smith Charleston Cincinnati Netherlands Plaza Hotel

Bethel Coleman Sues For Divorce In Point Pleasant

A circuit court suit for divorce is filed by Bethel Coleman against Jamie Coleman in Point Pleasant alleging cruelty. The couple has three children and resides in Point Pleasant.

Point Pleasant Bethel Coleman Jamie Coleman

Taxi business in Point Pleasant far busier in WWI era

Veteran taxi operator recalls 25 cabs in service during and after the first World War, compared with only nine now. He cites City Bus Line carrying many passengers and a rise in private cars as reasons for the drop in taxi activity.

Point Pleasant Tom Selby

Mrs Stone Ill Again In influenza at her Viand Street home

Mrs Rus Stone is ill with influenza at her Viand Street residence for the third time this winter. Mr Stone a river engineer is aboard a destroyer escort traveling from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.

Point Pleasant Russell Stone Viand St Mr. Stone River Engineer Pittsburgh New Orleans

Mason AAA Leaders Set Meeting to Outline 1944 Farm Program

Point Pleasant Mason County Agricultural Adjustment Association leaders will gather Friday at 9 30 a m in the circuit court room to map the 1944 farm program. Riley Gibbs says about 40 committee members will attend and lime and phosphate will be supplied through AAA to about 2 200 eligible Mason County farmers with orders possible after Feb 25.

Point Pleasant Mason County Agricultural Adjustment Association Circuit Court Room Riley Gibbs Gibbs AAA Mason County

Contractor Overhauls Hite Cottage on Viand Street

Point Pleasant Ray Robins of Middleport leads improvements to the G C Hite cottage on Viand Street. Work includes adding another room and repairs with materials supplied by Jarewell Lumber Co.

Point Pleasant Ray Robinson Middleport G. C. Hite Viand St Jarewell Lumber Co

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