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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1952

Page

3

To Seek Post of Prosecutor in Mason County

Raymond Musgrave former state senator filed his candidacy for prosecuting attorney in Mason County May primary. He has 20 years as an attorney and joined Musgrave and Blessing after moving to Point Pleasant in 1942. He served in the state Senate 1952 1948 and is active civically. He is a native of Point Pleasant. previously practiced in Mullens for 10 years. He attended West Virginia University and Marshall College and belongs to Masonic Order Shrine Odd Fellows and Heights EUB Church. He lives at 2100 Lincoln Ave with wife and two sons Raymond G and John Charles. Seven arrests for intoxication reported by city patrolman D M Harshbarger. Suspects: G W Finley Bill Allen Clarence Smith Virginia on Denver Bates Alfred Hassell Jr Charles Cullen.

Musgrave Mason County Point Pleasant West Virginia University Marshall College Masonic Order the Shrine The Odd Fellows Heights Eub Church Gerald Musgrave Lincoln Ave Raymond G John Charles D. M. Harshbarger G. W. Finley Bill Allen Clarence Smith Virginia Denver Bates Alfred Hassell, Jr Charles Cullen

Truckload of Limestone Wrecks Route 554 Span

A truck loaded with limestone crossed Route 554 near Porter and the bridge bowed, leaving the vehicle upright on the tailgate. The bridge is a total loss while the truck driven by Robert William Reed sustained only minor damage. The load was dumped into the creek.

Gallipolis Porter State Highway Patrol Robert William Reed Pomeroy

Births at Holzer Hospital Highlight Local Families

Mrs. Leo Lanier of Vinton greets a son. Mrs. Allen Romaine of Gallipolis welcomes a son. Mrs. Harold Green of Bladen has a daughter. Other listed new arrivals include Mrs. Franklin Cox and John E. Clench of Henderson West Virginia, Mrs. Wess Humphreys of Madeira Beach Florida, Mrs. C L Wheeler of Vinton, Mrs. Garnet Wilcox of Wellston, David Might of Middleport, Mrs. Lawrence Beaver of Crown City, Robert J. Miller of Ironton, Dorset Moss of Northup, Mrs. Boyd Stevens and Mrs. Ethel Stuart of Gallipolis, Mrs. Lucy Williams and John Landaker, Mrs. H E Thomas and baby, Mrs. Anson Jackson, Remo Rocchi and baby, Glendon Hill, Mrs. Thornton Wilson and Jason Daniel. Additional Gallipolis news on page 12.

Gallipolis Galla County Ashland Jack Switzer Jack H. Owen Rodney John Call, Jr Bladen Clifford E. Richie James A. Evans Mercerville Robert E. Tope Richard O. Graham Crown City Leo Lanier Vinton Allen Romaine Harold Green Franklin Cox John Dearing Jackson Paul Baer Minersville Wess Humphreys Madeira Beach Fla C. L. Wheeler Garnet Wilcox Wellston David Might Middleport Lawrence Beaver Robert J. Miller Ironton Dorset Moss Northup Boyd Stevens Ethel Stuart Lucy Williams Frank Olendorf John Landaker H. E. Thomas Baby Anson Jackson Remo Rocchi Glendon Hill Thornton Wilson Jason Daniel

DAR Chapter Holds Regular Meeting in Mansion House

The Colonel Charles Chapter DAR met Friday afternoon at the Mansion House with Mrs. John Collins presiding. Delegates were elected to the continental congress in Washington in April and a tour of DAR approved schools in the south was discussed.

Colonel Charles Daughters of the American Revolution Mansion House John Collins Eldridge Sauer Continental Congress Washington John Colling R. H. Ferguson DAR Alabama Mesdames Raymond Musgrave Hercel Henderson William Steenbergen James F. Eads J. Marion Foglesong Edna Burdette Mary McCulloch A. L. Rossiter Charles Proffitt Louis Bateson William Meade A. Keith McClung S&s

Jail Repairs Completed

Gallipolis Nelsonville plumbers woke Sheriff George Ehman at 6 30 am Sunday to lay the new water line into the jail finishing about 10 am The jail is now ready to receive prisoners who had been commuting to Meigs and Jackson counties Emergency work had been done to fix the line due to low pressure Sheriff Ehman reports Robert Burns Gallipolis and George Jones Henderson W Va were arrested for fighting posted a $25 bond each and released for Monday appearance at 5 pm

Gallipolis Nelsonville George Ehman Ehman

Demonstration Council Meet Set Wednesday

Gallipolis home demonstration council executive committee calls a Wednesday meeting for January 9 at 10 30 a m in Grace Methodist Church. Ruth Sonner outlines topics for the 1952 program including cotton dress schools reupholstery schools and the project Food for the Sick. Members should bring three ring notebooks handbooks and by law copies. no covered dish lunch.

Gallipolis Home Demonstration Council Executive Committee Grace Methodist Church Ruth Sonner

Point Pleasant Women Plan January Meeting

The Point Pleasant Women's Club hosts a January meeting Friday at 8 in the Presbyterian Church dining room. Miss Louise Sires of Marshall College speaks. program arranged by Mrs. Denver Knapp and Mrs. A F Wilson. A 15 minute student panel on What Our Town Needs features Jimmy Thorn Clifford Gibeaut Jimmy Gasken Sandra Jones Ora Bell Doss and Mary Jo Carrick with advisors Miss Edna Burdett and Mrs. Edward Jackson directing.

Point Pleasant Women's Club Presbyterian Church Louise Sires Marshall College Denver Knapp A. F. Wilson Pointy Pleasant High School Jimmy Thorn Clifford Gibeaut Jimmy Gasken Sandra Jones Ora Bell Doss Mary Jo Carrick Edna Burdett Edward Jackson

Saint Monica's Guild to Meet at Parish Home Tuesday

The Saint Monica's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John William Kirk located at 2221 Washington Ave.

Saint Monica's Guild of The Christ Episcopal Church John William Kirk Washington Ave

Women of the Moose Plan Regular Session

The Women of the Moose will meet in regular session Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Moose Home with Senior Regent Mrs. Nellie Henson presiding.

The Moose Moose Home Nellie Henson

River traffic update from Gallipolis to Kanawha area ports

The Ohio River level fell about two tenths of a foot per hour across the system with multiple vessels reported at Gallipolis locks and Kanawha River ports. Names of boats and times show mixed movements including several upriver and downriver departures and arrivals as gauges display lower readings and rising points at Kanawha Falls and Pt. Pleasant.

Gallipolis Ohio River Quinn Bruce Mt. Vernon Semet Solvay Kanawha River Winfield Kenna Susan Hoagland Montgomery Heekin Patriot Pennsylvania Indiana Peace Penn Hep Atlas Jones R. W. Lea Sohio State Lewis Pt. Pleasant Kanawha Falls

Fire in Junior High Gym Causes 10000 Dollar Damage

A Sunday evening blaze at the local junior high school gym on Main Street caused at least 10000 in damage. An overheated gas furnace ignited a pipe and flames spread to underground gym areas, destroying the dressing rooms and most equipment while bleachers were damaged beyond use. The basketball court remained unharmed. Firemen and local authorities, led by Fireman D M Harshbarger, reported the incident after John Clay Hutchinson noticed smoke around 5 pm and alerted responders.

Point Pleasant D. M. Harshbarger D. H. Harshbarger John Clay Hutchinson

Leon residents host visitors and share weekend news

Point Pleasant area residents reported visitors and family updates. Dana Wright of Ohio River Road is ill at home. Several families from Leon and surrounding towns hosted relatives from Dunbar Charleston Columbus and Cincinnati over the weekend. Kathryn Beaver recovers from a broken leg and plans to return to work at Leon grade school.

Dana Wright Ohio River Road Charles Burdett Charles Everett Sharon Middleport Sherman Beaver Alfred Boles Leon Carolyn Hayman Charleston Herbert Edna Burdett Charles Grahan Columbus Ohio Berdie Herdman Everett Grahan Janice Cossin Helen Cossin Billy King Karen Dunbar Warren Stewart James Thomas Sangra Phil Thomas Odessa Fields New Marshfield Leonard Cash Jimmy Cincinnati Kathryn Beaver Miss Beaver Jabez Baird South Side

Two File Petitions In Race for Sheriff

Campbell Stevens Apple Grove and Shelley O Hart have filed candidacies for Mason County sheriff. Wallace Burette Viand Sr. has filed as a committeeman candidate in Lewis District.

Point Pleasant Campbell Stevens, Apple Grove Shelley O. Hart Mason County Wallace Burette, Viand Sr Lewis

Fire damages residence on Lincoln Avenue in Point Pleasant

Firefighters responded to 2115 Lincoln Avenue Sunday around 2 45 PM to a couch fire that spread to curtains and wallpaper. About 300 dollars in damage was reported. a 160 dollar electric guitar on the couch was destroyed. cause suspected as a cigarette or short circuit. Firemen Parson Harshbarger Bonecutter Rifle and Chief Jackson led the response.

Point Pleasant Buskirk Lincoln Ave D. M. Harshbarger Parsons, Harshbarger, Bonecutter, Riffle Ray Jackson

Rhoades Rites Set for Today

Private funeral services will be held today at 2 p.m. at Crow Funeral Home for Lorraine Faye Rhoades one year old daughter of Floyd E. and Faye Livingston Rhoades of Charleston Road. She died after meningitis at Holzer Hospital. Born December 11 1950 in Port Townsend Washington. Survived by parents, one brother Paul, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs Lowell Livingston. Rev. J. P. Keefer will officiate. Burial in Lone Oak Cemetery.

Point Pleasant Crow Funeral Lorraine Faye Rhoades Floyd E Faye Livingston Rhoades Charleston Road Holzer Hospital Port Townsend Washington Paul Lowell Livingston Ambrosia J. P. Keefer Lone Oak Cemetery

Russell Jones Chosen Farm Bureau President

Russell Jones of Robinson District was selected president of the Mason County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting in Point Pleasant. W E Kirk Hogsett was named vice president and Gerald Rood secretary with Russell Oshel treasurer, new board members chosen from districts including Cologne, Union and Waggoner. The group endorsed ACP policies and heard talks from county officials and 4 H leaders before a dinner at Moose Home.

Point Pleasant Mason County Farm Bureau Court House Russell Jones Robinson District W. E. Kirk Hogsett Lyle Austin Gerald Rood Russell Oshel Bureau Cologne Robinson, Waggener Union Artie Roush Emory Roush Lewis Russell Osher D. W. Rothgeb Hannan Charles Meadows Dorset Robinson Harold Lewis Gus R. Douglas Waggoner C. W. Sullivan County Farm Bureau ACP Moose Home Kenneth W. Shaffer Mason County W. C. Roberts 4-H John Jones Mason County Farm Women's Council C. B. Thompson Orlando Wallis C. P. Stout Morris Sebrell Gay Casto Lawrence Parsons Charles Stephenson Everett Bissell Reginald Archer Homer

Turner and Amos Named in Gallipoli Area Incident

V. W. Turner, 42, of Point Pleasant and Virginia Amos, 27, of Gallipoli, are identified in connection with a local incident in the Gallipoli area. Further details are not provided in the readable text.

V. W. Turner Point Pleasant Virginia

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