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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1942

Page

10

New Ordnance Plant Planned at Pt Pleasant West Virginia

Major F H Falkner of the U S Engineer Corps says a West Virginia Ordnance plant near Pt Pleasant will be built at once with up to 7500 workers. Land and building costs are estimated at 55000000, with optioning by Frederick Frey and assistants in Pt Pleasant. Huntington Chamber plans commuter train service and housing for workers, while local chamber considers housing completion.

Gallipolis F. H. Falkner U.S. Engineer Corps Huntington West Virginia Pt. Pleasant W. Va Frederick Frey Huntington Chamber of Commerce Ordnance Plant Chamber of Commerce

First Aid Classes Open in Gallipolis This Month

Red Cross announces free First Aid courses to start mid January in Gallipolis with seventeen volunteer instructors. Instructors include Gilbert Daniels Naomi Evans Bryan Cooper H A Lewis Herschel E Vititoe Forrest F Davis Lewis V Campbell Georgia E Coder Howard S Hardway Ralph Lewis Grace Wilson Helen L White James Wetherholt Marguerite Moore Albert H Mackenzie Gladys McCoy and Gertrude Carman.

Gallipolis Red Cross Red Cross Organization Gilbert Daniels Naomi Evans Bryan Cooper H. A. Lewis Herschel E. Vititoe Forrest F. Davis Lewis V. Campbell Georgia E. Coder

Marriage license issuances list couples across Ohio towns

Gallipolis license issuances include Robert Thompson 21 and Margaret Belcher 21 Cheshire Edger G Maiscott 48 and Zella Zimbro 30 Charleston John W Kershner 25 Fort Knox and Madge Wilson 29 Gallipolis Daniel Eitel 21 and Helen Speakman 21 Circleville Clinton Pierce 24 Rutland and Mildred Hubbard 17 Syracuse Otis Hubbard 21 and May Sayre 21 Racine Nicholas R Henderson 21 and Mary Alice Martin 21 Charleston

Gallipolis Robert Thompson Margaret Belcher Cheshire Edger G. Maiscott Zella Zimbro Charleston John W. Kershner Fort Knox Madge Wilson Daniel Eitel Helen Speakman Circleville Clinton Pierce Rutland Mildred Hubbard Syracuse Otis Hubbard May Sayre Racine Nicholas R. Henderson Mary Alice Martin

Sigler Names Members of City Tire Committee

W. W. Sigler county director and Dr. N. H. Foster chairman of the county defense unit named A. K. Merriman, Charles W. Weaver, and H. A. Carnes to a city tire distributing committee. The county commissioners later named a county coordinator for a similar post. January allocations include 12 auto casings and 10 tubes, 42 truck casings and 35 tubes. Rotary Club will hear George F. Bovie Jr. discuss 1942 income tax filing.

Gallipolis W. W. Sigler N. H. Foster A. K. Merriman Charles W. Weaver H. A. Carnes Board of County Commissioners

Gallipolis D A R and University Women notes and social

Gallipolis social column outlines D A R activities with Miss Anna Simmerman and Mrs. Harry R Hurn elected as delegates to the Akron state conference and Washington Continental Congress. Berea College talk by Paul C Foster. Carnations given to Mrs Kern 89, long-time chaplain. Gallipolis University Women host Miss John Rood speaker, painter and sculptor. Local engagements include Emmett Elliott wedding plans and several residents visiting relatives and abroad.

Gallipolis A. W. Kerns L. B. Shaw Daughters of the American Revolution Anna Simmerman Harry R. Hurn Akron Boyd Thomas L. R. Hall Catherine Hayward Norah Condee John Rood Athens Mabel Meade American Association of University Women G. C. Kincon

Brown Family Announces Lucy Brown and Raymond McCarty Marriage

Mr and Mrs Jacob Brown announce the marriage of their daughter Lucy to Raymond McCarty of Addison. The ceremony occurred in Circleville with Rev Albert W wrueser officiating. The couple will reside in Columbus where McCarty works as an electric welder.

Jacob Brown Lucy Raymond McCarty Addison Circleville Albert W. Wrueser Columbus McCarty

Schwartzwalder Celebrates 65th Birthday at Family Dinner

W H Schwartzwalder honored at a Sunday family dinner hosted by son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Grover. Attending were Mrs Schwartzwalder and their son James, Mr and Mrs Pat Bradley of Chillicothe, and Jerry Grover.

W. H. Schwartzwalder Paul Grover

Dorothy Cox and Paul Eliott Engagement Noted

Dorothy Cox youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cox and Paul Eliott son of Mr and Mrs.

Dorothy Cox Charles Cox Paul Eliott

Court Grants Plea To Reduce Support

Raymond Darnell sought a modification of a court order for child support in a case brought by Violet Darnell. Judge Phil A. Henderson reduced the payment to $2 weekly citing Darnell’s army service and imminent deployment. Darnell is a former service member.

Logan Raymond Darnell Violet Darnell Phil A. Henderson Darnell Army

Plow Clears Highways For Traffic Monday

Logan Hocking County roads were generally free of snow Monday according to motorists. Plows began work as soon as snow fell and cleared the streets once it stopped, leaving county roads in better condition than elsewhere they had traveled.

Logan Hocking County

Logan Manager Accepts Charleston Theater Post

Frank Mandros former manager of the New Ruble Theater in Logan has accepted a theater manager position in Charleston West Virginia. Mrs Mandros and family will remain in Logan for the present.

Goers Charleston Logan Frank Mandros W. Va Mra. Mandros Logan

Birth of son for May family at Cherrington Hospital

Mr and Mrs James May of Nelsonville announce the birth of their son on Monday at Cherrington Hospital.

Logan James May Nelsonvile Cherrington Hospital

Joe Rowley Arrives Home on Short Camp Shelby Furlough

Logan Corp announces that Joe Rowley from Camp Shelby returned home Monday for a brief furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Rowley.

Logan — Corp Joe Rowley Camp Shelby

OHE Hopes for Repairs at Epileptics Hospital

Gallipolis Ohio. Despite a prior priority ruling ending expansion plans the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics seeks repairs and new machinery. The hospital is at capacity with a long waiting list. no new buildings are planned though the superintendent requested several changes. The article notes increased farm production to support the hospital and other institutions as part of a national defense program.

Gallipolis Ohio Hospital State Hospital G. G. Kincon National Defense

Floyd Keeton Named Murray City Marshal

Mayor Roy Martin of Murray City appoints Floyd Keeton as marshal under new village law. Keeton has served as marshal for two years. Martin also names Joe J. Stone as executive director of the Civilian Defense Council for the village.

Logan Roy Martin Murray City Floyd Keeton Keeton Martin Joe J. Stone Civilian Defense Council

Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs. Catherine Ringhiser

Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday for Mrs. Catherine Ringhiser 78 wife of H E Ringhiser who died Monday morning at Enterprise The Leonard Funeral Home hosts the body with calling hours prior Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery conducted by Revs Myron W Clark and Allen

School Delays Logal Junior High Dismissed For Heating

When heating trouble hit Monday morning seventh and eighth graders were sent home from the Junior High as the central plant fed the high and central grade buildings. Adjustments are underway to restore full heat.

LOGAL

Logan W A Robinson Seeks Bond To Continue Magistrate Service

Logan W A Robinson of Laurel Township filed his bond with the clerk of courts on Tuesday to continue serving as magistrate.

Logan W. A. Robinson Laurel Township

Plan for Defense Programs at Rio Grande College

Rio Grande College plans a defense oriented program for the second semester with Jan 26 registration and classes starting Jan 27. President Pabst says the agricultural program will meet national defense needs as students work on a 300 acre campus farm and milk a 25 head herd while new pasteurizing facilities open. Courses span salesmanship to aviation, first aid, and many liberal arts subjects with aviation resuming next term under Prof Francis Burdell and W H Chevis supervising flying at Gallipolis Airport.

Gallipolis Rio Grande College Pabst Francis Burdell W. H. Chevis

January Court Term Opens in Hocking County

Logan October term of court ended Monday and the January term was declared open by Judge Phil A. Henderson. Court Bailiff Charles Frasure presided. no criminal work is planned unless informations are filed. The grand jury will not be called.

Keyes Names Mildred Blum Deputy Clerk of Courts

Thelma Keyes, newly designated clerk of courts, went to Columbus Monday morning to secure her commission. She reopened the office that afternoon and named Miss Mildred Blum as deputy. Robert Fawcett, state examiner, was designated by the state auditor to inspect clerk of courts records to bring the inspection up to date since Keyes took over.

Logan Thelma Keyes Columbus Secretary of State Mildred Blum Robert Fawcett Clerk of Courts

Three Teachers Resign In Rural Hocking County Schools

Three vacancies arose in rural Hocking County schools during the holidays due to resignations. The teachers are Miss Katie Johnson Green rural Miss Margaret Pop oczzy Murray City and Miss Virginia Brightwell Laurelville. The resignations will be filled at once by the boards per County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon.

Logan Hocking County Katie Johnson Green Rural Margaret Popoczy Murray City Virginia Brightwell Laurelville Samuel H. Dillon

Logan Records Coldest Noted Low For Week

Temperature in Logan and surrounding area fell to 4 below at 5 50 p m Monday and a new record low was set last night, exceeding the prior mark with continued frigid conditions reported.

Logan

Red Cross Quota Drive Progresses in Gallia County

Red Cross aims to raise 5000 in Gallia County with 3500 in Gallipolis and 1500 in the county. Women workers and a men’s committee cover residential and business districts as meetings are set in Crown City Gallia Thurman Winton Bidwell. Speakers H W Walter John Halliday Paul Mossman and Judge W R White urge rapid support. A large thermometer in city park will track progress.

Gallipolis Red Cross Crown City H. W. Walter Cheshire John Halliday Gallia Paul Mossman W. R. White Thurman Winton E. E. Higgins Bidwell Gallia County City Park

Mrs. Taylor Cornell Dies at 89 in Gallipolis

Mrs. Taylor Cornell, 89, died Saturday night at her son-in-law and daughter's home near Crown City. Funeral services were held Monday at Victory Baptist Church conducted by Rev. E. V. Cremeens. Surviving children include Arthur Cornell Huntington Curtis Cornell Detroit and two Huntington residents Mrs. C. H. Swann and Mrs. H. W. Hineman and Mrs. Unroe.

Gallipolis Taylor Cornell Lester Unree Crown City Victory Baptist Church E. V. Cremeens Arthur Cornell Huntington Curtis Cornell Detroit C. H. Swann H. W. Hineman Unroe

First Licenses of Year Are Issued Saturday

Logan reports the first marriage licenses of 1942 in Hocking County were issued Saturday. Keith Nelson 21 of Dayton and Jonetta Ridge 17 of Jacksonville obtained licenses, followed by William Ambugey 23 of Columbus and Glessie Knipp 24 of Columbus.

Logan Police Report Two Traffic Accidents

Two minor accidents were logged by Logan police on Monday. Thomas Joyce and J S Cox suffered slight damage as Joyce turned from Railroad Ave onto Pottery St. Sam Boyd of West Virginia rear ended a truck driven by Ebon Lloyd at Main and Hunter Sts. Lloyd stopped at a red light.

Logan Thomas Joyce Pottery St J. S. Cox Logan R. F Joyce Railroad Ave Cox Sam Boyd West Virginia Ebon, Lloyd, Lancaster Main and Hunter Sts Lloyd Boyd

Kiwanis Club to Hear Danish Native Speaker

Mrs. Herbert White of Columbus will address the Logan Kiwanis Club in native Danish costume. She is known in Hocking County as a farmers institute speaker. Lieutenant Governor H C Doh ty will visit the local club on Feb 3.

Logan Herbert White Columbus Logan Kiwanis Club

Divorce Granted in Morris Case by Judge Henderson

Alice Jane Morris and Harold Eugene Morris were granted a divorce on neglect grounds by Judge Phil Henderson. Minor children were placed in the custody of the mother.

Logan Hocking County commissioners reelect top officers

The Logan Hocking County commissioners met on Monday and reelected Frank St. Clair as chair man Anthony Cook as vice chair man and Melvin Heft as clerk The third member of the board is Stanley W Baker

LOGAN Hocking County Frank St. Clair Anthony Cook Melvin Heft Stanley W. Baker

Harold Neal Returns To Duty in U. S. Navy

Harold Neal, crew member of the torpedoed U S S Kearny, returned to duty in the U S Navy after a brief furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Neal. His brother Charles could not secure a furlough yet but hopes for a visit home soon.

Gallipolis Harold C. Harrison Fort Snelling Minn Herman Harrison Jefferson E. Bossard Eleanor Meadville Samuel L. Bossard Major Bossard Fort Knox John W. Galbreath Columbus R. J. Mauck H. A. Carnes Anna Wiseman Jeffersonville Margaret D. Carter Fred Darling Ronald Miller Nancy Lou Charleston Clyde Neal Harold Neal U. S. S. Kearny Charles

Probate Judge Clark Returns Home From Hospital

Gallipolis Probate Judge J. S. Clark has been discharged to his home from Holzer Hospital. His condition shows little change. His deputy Mrs. Clark is handling office business with several assistants.

Gallipolis J. S. Clark Holzer Hospital

Caldwell elected education board head in Gallipolis

Gallia district board of education reassembled Monday night with E. E. Caldwell named president Evan Thomas as vice president and Ari Lloyd as clerk. Other members include Charles Yeanger and Emerson Evans. Regular meetings moved from the last Friday to the first Monday of each month.

Gallipolis District Board of Education E. E. Caldwell Evan Thomas Ari Lloyd Charles Yeanger Emerson Evans

Raike Fined for OWI in Gallipolis Municipal Court

Herman Raike faced a municipal court fine of 15 dollars plus costs for operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Gallipolis yesterday.

Gallipolis Herman Raike

Ohio River Boat Movements Restricted by Lockmasters

Huntington office of the United States Engineer Corps reports steamboat movements on the Ohio River will not be released as news. While local crafts carry small cargoes the larger boats transport vast coal iron steel and sulphur fleets. A blanket order now covers all river craft to prevent sabotage.

Gallipolis Huntington Office United States Engineer Corps Ohio River

Gallia County Roads Declared Passable After Snow Response

Gallia County state highway workers report all roads passable after up to 48 hours of continuous snow plowing and spreading abrasives on hills and curves in Gallipolis.

Gallipolis

Danner Promoted to Assistant Manager at Maysville Store

William Lloyd Danner son of The Messenger circulation manager in Gallia and Meigs Counties has been promoted by the G C Murphy Co from its Pt Pleasant store to the assistant manager position of a similar outlet in Maysville Kentucky.

Gallipolis William Lloyd Danner Messenger Gallia Meigs G. C. Murphy Co

Wallace Claims Largest Strawberry Market Title

Wallace North Carolina proclaims its status as the largest strawberry market in the world with bold claims of scale and output. Local growers and merchants promote bumper harvests, inviting buyers and visitors to the market.

Wallace, N. C

Gallia Draft Board Plans Registration

Gallia officials plan a February 16 registration for men aged 20 to 44 not yet registered. W. W. Sigler, chairman, says eight county sites may host registrants with headquarters at the course house and locations at Crown City Cadmus Mercerville Centerville Cheshire Rio Grande Vinton. Volunteers will register from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and all returns go to the selective service board for state submission.

Gallipolis Washington W. W. Sigler County Selective Service Board Crown City Cadmus Mercerville Centerville Cheshire Rio

Rathburns Hit by Divorce Suit Over Non Support

Mrs Julian A Rathburn files for divorce in Gallipolis alleging non support. Married three years and parents of two boys she seeks custody and alimony for their upkeep.

Gallipolis Julian A. Rathburn Rathburns

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