Club to Meet Gallipolis
The 4 H club junior leadership club will meet in Gallipolis for a scheduled gathering. Members are expected to attend and participate in planned activities.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1950
Page
12
The 4 H club junior leadership club will meet in Gallipolis for a scheduled gathering. Members are expected to attend and participate in planned activities.
Gallia County moves toward a fair with a nominating committee chosen at a courthouse meeting. Election is set for 2 p.m. February 18 in the county treasurers office, with a one week deadline for the report and three weeks notice to members. Members include Bill Smith Nick Burleson and Mrs Wendell Roush. A junior 4 H fair for the first year is recommended to the incoming board of directors while adult exhibitors may still show.
Four young men were arraigned before Justice Maurice Grover on chicken stealing charges and pleaded guilty. James Spires Walter McCarley Bennie epee George and Razel Darrell geess were bound over to the grand jury under $300 bonds and released. A juvenile tied to the case was placed on probation until age 21.
Paul Davies, incoming Kiwanis president, outlined policies for 1950 and read the governor's message at a Gallipolis meeting. N. G. Somerville of Huntington attended as a guest as Davies stated the club theme for the year.
In Gallipolis the Rev. S. W. Larkins of the Church of Christ spoke on fellowship to Rotarians at the Farmer's Hotel. John Saunders of Mercerville and Dick Davis of Gallia Academy High School were named Rotary boys of the month.
In Gallipolis municipal court, William Lacey Hall 30 of Lesage West Virginia was fined 15 dollars and costs for hauling produce in a truck with dealer plates. State Highway Patrol arrested him. Carl Bolan Hall 26 of Lesage was fined 5 dollars and costs for lacking an operator's license.
Color in the home will be the theme of a meeting at the home of Mrs. Ernest Conner in Alexander at 10 30 a m Thursday Attendees were asked to bring their own sandwiches and table service.
The Ohio River level continues to fall about a tenth foot per hour with Upper gauge at 23.4 feet and lower at 39.3 feet. Locks saw several boats moving including Solvay and Patriot at Gallipolis, Semet and Sullivan on the Kanawha, and additional vessels Creighton Louisiana Weir Peace Sohio State Armstrong and Dolle in the district.
List of patients admitted and discharged includes David L. Bass Point Pleasant Mrs Elmer Bush Thurman Leslie Rayborn Point Pleasant James Dale Rife Dexter Mrs Lester Brisker Oak Hill Miss Daisy Miller Langsville Mrs Kenneth Haudren Crown City Mrs Daniel Lewis Jackson John D Gilliland Wellston Mrs Geneva Barcus Gallipolis Mrs Avril Barnhouse Wellston Miss Mildred Miller Oak Hill Mrs Charles Perroud Gallipo Mrs James A Hood Gallipolis Mrs Owen Scarberry Gallipolis ISCHARGES Mrs Earl Custer Edgar Deck Mrs Esta Davis Mrs Oscar Babcock Mrs James Cope Mrs Walter Wilt Mrs Ruth Fridley Mrs Del Williams Clyde Bennett Freeman Earl Mauck Grover F C Bruestle Auril Barnhouse.
Harold Lamarr Whitaker of Columbus and a 18 year old resident from Gallipolis Rural Route obtained a marriage license. The couple listed their ages and hometowns as required for the filing.
Nelsonville attorney James F. Shumaker told a Rotary Club gathering last night that recent coal industry lawsuits in federal and state courts are tied to public policy and the nation's direction. He warned courts may decide between liberal or socialist government, stressing checks and balances and minority rights in democracy. Charles Achauer of Logan was a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brooks visited their daughter Gladys Davis for Christmas. A Christmas program led by Mrs Elsie Stephenson was held at the Methodist Church with three songs from mixed church choirs. The Mission Church held a December 21 program linked to missionary service. O. D. Monte, a retired B&O dispatcher, was honored by C. V. Hester in McArthur after dying Christmas Day. Funeral services for Hadley Ely followed a December 27 heart attack. Multiple relatives visited Athens, Mansfield, Springfield, and Dayton during the holidays, including J. A. Hester’s first home Christmas in 20 years and various callers and hosts across the region.
Lloyd Angel files divorce action from Juanita Angel alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They married in 1947 and have one child. H. W. and W. P. are listed as representatives for the plaintiff.
Miss Ethel Rosser resigns after 32 years with Hocking Valley Brick Co. She began as secretary to J. L. Murphy, moved to payroll and secretary roles at Nelsonville Plant, then head bookkeeper at the Diamond Ohio Plant. She plans to devote time to Wilkesville Mining Co. in Vinton County and maintain offices in Nelsonville and Wellston.
Mr and Mrs Rolland Sweazy return to Barberton after visiting relatives in Murray City. Several families including Foster, Hill yer, Hillyer, Thomp son, Lambert, Shunkwiler and Bauer are listed as visiting or hosting relatives during the holiday period with trips to Columbus Zanesville Willoughby Detroit and Columbus noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan entertained in Portland as son Marvin Swan of Pomeroy hosted New Year dinners. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKelvin plus Hope dined with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guinn at Parkersburg. New Year gatherings continued with multiple couples from Racine, Parkersburg, Chester, Letart Falls, and Pittsburgh visiting Portland area residents and family.
Mayor James A. Rhodes of Columbus will speak at the Nelsonville High School Band banquet on January 19 at 6 pm in the First Methodist Church social rooms. Band director James E. Gilbert leads a highly regarded group recognized across the district. Tickets are sold by Band Boosters Club, with a dance to follow at a local club.
At a Gluster meeting the Pythian Sisters in K of P Hall will install officers at 7 30 p m instead of holding an election as reported earlier. Lunch will be served.
A special joint gathering of McCann Frederick Post American Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary will convene in Legion Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m. The meeting aims to coordinate activities and discuss upcoming community events.
Mrs Beulah Lee will host the Past Chiefs Club meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in K of P Hall. The event gathers former leaders for an evening gathering at the lodge hall downtown.
H E Jones Mrs Bess Fleck and granddaughter Judy Fleck from Athens spent the weekend in Columbus as guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Murphy.
The Esther Class met at the home of Mrs. Vaughn Cox for a potluck dinner for 15 members and one guest, Rev. J. A. Long. Mrs. Belle Lancaster led devotions with assistants Hazel Dabritz and Edna Scott. reports from secretary and treasurer were read. Twig 3 Mount St Mary Hospital Guild to sponsor a benefit card party Jan 26 at the Elks home dining room on Hocking St with various card games planned.
The Golden Rule Sunday School class of the Methodist Church will be entertained Thursday evening at the parsonage by Mrs. Paul Niswander assisted by Mrs. Phillip Weller Miss Florence Cook and Miss Phyliss Betts. Mrs. Marie Hysell and Mrs. Willa Brown will present a program.
Twig 2 of the Mount St Mary Guild meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the leader Miss Regina Whyte's home.
Mrs Ida Duskey assisted by Mrs Hazel Dunkle will host at 7 30 p m Friday for members of the Retta Howe Sunday School class of the Methodist Church at Duskey's home.
Burial will be made here Thursday afternoon for Thomas W. Oakley 73 who died Monday at his Columbus home. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Glenn-Meyers funeral home in Columbus. Surviving relatives include two aunts Miss Anna Oakley and Mrs. Sadie Saylor and an uncle John Oakley, all of Columbus.
Dr Karl Kla sen of Ohio State Medical College spoke at a Tuesday noon dinner of the Athens County Medical Society in First Presbyterian Church social rooms. About 20 members attended as he discussed malignancy of the lungs and advances in thoracic surgery since the first successful operation in 1933, with Dr M H Mitchell of Albany presiding and Dr J L Wheat Jr arranging the program.
In Nelsonville the VFW Post will stage a stag party tonight at 8 at post headquarters to support a "Red and Blue" membership drive. The event targets social and active members and will include entertainment food and refreshments.
Nelsonville reports United Foundry Machine Workers Union 259 plans a contract discussion at IOOF Hall at 7 30 p m today.
Nelsonville resident Nelson Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. L A Davis, a senior at Ohio University, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Army. He was among five OU ROTC cadets to receive the appointment and serves as ROTC cadet major. Davis has long been part of the military department, a member of Pershing Rifles and Scabbard and Blade, and participates in Alpha Omicron chapter of Sigma Omicron Nu and is a pledge of Sigma Delta Pi.
Karla Mae Hambel was taken to Columbus and admitted to White Cross Hospital for corrective surgery on Monday. Parents accompanied her. Mrs. Hambel remains with her as she improves. Rev and Mrs Mathias of Jacksonville left for Lancaster for a few days with friends. Mrs. Nettie Gaskalla and daughter visited relatives in Columbus. Frank Yearian and Mrs Yearian from Portsmouth NH arrived in Glouster to spend a week with Mr and Mrs Paul Yearian.
GLOUSTER Magic City Lodge IOOF conferred the initiatory degree Friday evening with assistance from Charles Thomas Lodge at Jacksonville members aiding in the ceremony.
IOOF officials from Athens attended an encampment in Logan Monday evening. In Nelsonville, Larry Schofield pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined ten dollars with costs, and required to stay out of Nelsonville as condition of suspension.
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