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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1944

Page

2

Middleport Banker's Campaign Chair Leads War Loan Drive

Gene Grate of Citizens National Bank named chair of Middleport Fourth War Loan Drive with a $165,000 quota. Thirty volunteers canvass every home and business to support the war effort and encourage bond purchases.

Middleport Gene Grate Citizens National Bank Grate Carl Gilmore Cedric Clark Nan Moore Sidney Russell L. R. Wiley Don Davis C. R. Wise, Jr Harold Demoskey L. W. McComas W. R. Garber Everett Davis Dwight Frost H. F. Lohse William Robson William Britton Charles Bennett Rodney Downing Leo Kennedy Oscar Miller D. E. Miller

Farm Bureau Members Are Entertained

Mr and Mrs Henry Wippel hosted Farm Bureau Advisory Council No 3 at Five Points Thursday evening. E Humphrey Meigg County delegate reviewed resolutions from the State Farm Bureau convention, followed by discussion and group singing. Guests included Mr and Mrs Victor Wippel and Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens among others.

Pomeroy Henry Wippel Farm Bureau Advisory Council No. 3 Wippel Do. E. Humphrey Meigg County State Farm Bureau Convention Warren Pickens Jed Hartinger Elmer Kautz G. L. Michael Son Samuel Sylvia Schwartzwalder C. E. Humphrey Wilbur Parker Harry Pickens Harry Guthrie Victor Wippel

Scout Leaders Meet with Officers Elected in District Session

The Meigs County Boy Scouts district meeting in Pomeroy elected Rev. Nobel Rompel district chairman. A salvage committee of three, including members from Pomeroy and Middleport, was named to coordinate county salvage efforts. Scout anniversary week will run February 8 to 14. Attendees included A. C. Carter of Marietta and local clergy H. A. Rothrock H. L. Carr, Arthur Skinner, Luther Tracy and Harry Ohlinger.

Pomeroy Meigs County Boy Scouts of America Middleport Nobel Rompe A. C. Carter Marietta H. A. Rothrock H. L. Carr Arthur Skinner Nobel Rompel Luther Tracy Harry Ohlinger

Staats Shoe Repair Opens in Pomroy Area

A new shoe repair shop named Staats Shoe Repair has opened in Pomroy in the former Warner's Beauty Shop and barber shop building.

Pomeroy Staats Shoe Repair Warner's

Local Clinic Updates and New Baby Born in Gallipolis Ferry

At Point Clinic Mrs. T. O Mattox underwent a surgical operation. Mrs. J. F. Ma of Mapdereen was discharged. A son named William Ernest Burl Henry, weighing 8% pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Henry of Gallipolis Ferry.

Point Pleasant T. O Mattox Bag Yeste J. F. Ma Mapdereen William Ernest Burl Henry Ira Henry Gallipolis Ferry

Candidacy of Holt Illuminates Kilgore Resignation Talk

West Virginia political maneuvering centers on Senator Harley Kilgore with calls for his resignation to clear a path for Governor Neely and Rush Holt’s gubernatorial bid. The debate hinges on Kilgore’sPossible departure and party power shifts ahead of February 5 filing.

Holt Kilgore Mason Neely Charleston Boulevard Kanawha River State Senate James Paull Wheeling Democratic Party

Christ Church Service Guild Plans Reception for Wedding

POINT PLEASANT The Christ Church Service Guild met in the parish house to plan serving guests at the reception for Miss Anne Park Windsor and Lieutenant Richard Peek after their upcoming wedding. The group also heard a report on a well attended congregational dinner and welcomed new contributing members with Mrs. S. C. Moystin elected president.

Point Pleasant Christ Church Service Guild Anne Park Windsor Richard Peek S. C. Moystin Howard Yerges Moystin F. W. Ingraham T. Stribling W. F. North Milton L. Miller Frank T. Cady C. O. Weissenburger C. N. Weissenburger Erie

Wahama Teacher Speaks at West Columbia PTA Meeting

Sidney Fadely of Wahama delivered the PTA talk on How People Learn in West Columbia. He described learning as habit formation and urged educators to adapt to a rapidly expanding civilization and to involve parents in educating children.

West Columbia PTA Sidney Fadely Wahama Aagent

Mrs Cleek Seeks Reappointment as Republican Committeewoman

Mrs Cyn thia Cleek of Robinson District filed to run again for Republican committeewoman to succeed herself. A beautician, she previously ran her business in The Flats until property was taken by ordinance works and later lived in North Point Pleasant before moving to a Hickory Chapel area farm in 1942.

Point Pleasant Cynthia Cleek Hickory Chapel Robinson District Cleek Ordinance Works North Point Pleasant

Banker Very Ill At Home In Point Pleasant

Tol Stribling vice president of Citizens National Bank is dangerously ill at his home on Main Street. He has not been at the bank this week.

Point Pleasant Tol Stribling Citizens National Bank Main St

Mrs Fadely To Lead Mason PTA At Meeting

Mason P T A elected Mrs Sidney Fadely to complete the year after Mrs Herbert Amick resigned. Fadely led the Racine Ohio P T A previously and will guide next program on A National Parent Teacher Review with room mothers handling social hour. Sixty two members paid dues. Other officers include Joe Gerlach vice president Mrs John Chattin secretary and Miss Lorena Weise treasurer.

Mason Mason Parent- Teacher Association Herbert Amick Sidney Fadely Fadely Mason City Racine Ohio Joe Gerlach John Chattin Lorena Weise

Anderson Funeral Is Held Sunday

Funeral services for James Anderson aged 73 were conducted at the Creston A B Church Sunday afternoon. He died Friday and left a complex family history including three marriages, several surviving children from each union, stepchildren, siblings, grandchildren, and step-grandchildren across Ohio and Indiana.

Columbus Nellie Ross John Cundiff Leona Anderson James Navy Theodore Smith Mason Billa Logan Victoria Ripley Elmer Oklahoma George Charles Rockbridge John Cowran

Walter Smith Dies At Home In Ohio

Walter Smith, 46, native of Marshall County, died Monday at home in Point Pleasant. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad switchman, his death followed influenza and a heart attack. Survived by mother Mrs. Clara Smith of Moundsville wife two brothers George and Carl E. Smith and sister Mrs Alta Dunnington. Funeral delayed pending arrival of a brother in service.

Point Pleasant Carl E. Smith Walter Smith Smith Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co Marshall County Mr. Smith Clara Smith

Youth Held in Death of 14-Year-Old Playmate

Frank Gill, 14, is held in the county jail for questioning in the death of his 14-year-old playmate Donald McCartney. Authorities say the shooting was accidental with a .22 rifle, but a further careful examination is ordered by Sheriff Lieving Prosecuting Attorney Bardin State Policeman Coyner and Constable Morrison.

Point Pleasant Frank Gill Donald McCartney F. B. Lieving McCartney Gill Lieving Bardin Harry Coyner Toral Morrison

Cash Gillispie is Seriously Ill

POINT PLEASANT. Cash Gillispie of Gallipolis Ferry is critically ill at his nephew Gabe Austins home on Red Mudge Ridge. Age 84, he was a teacher in early life and has since been a farmer, with literary talent and contributions to local newspapers.

Point Pleasant Cash Gillispie Gallipolis Ferry Gabe Austin Red Mudge Ridge Gillispie

Plan Safety Week Program in Point Pleasant

Mayor B. Walter Krodel asks all citizens of Point Pleasant together with schools churches civic clubs service and commercial groups and industrial organizations to join in observance of Safety Week January 16 to 22.

Point Pleasant B. Walter Krodel

Reduction Of Poultry Is Urged

County Agent C. C. Anderson urges poultrymen to cut flocks to January hen levels to meet the 1944 production goal. He recommends culling flocks under 50 percent and notes high feed costs necessitate keeping only the best layers. He also advises dairy feeding by butterfat yield and cites a New Jersey dairy that saved four tons of feed monthly across 72 cows.

Point Pleasant C. C. Anderson Mr. Anderson New Jersey

Officers Of Bank Are Named Again

Citizens National Bank stockholders reelected a seven-member board of directors at the annual meeting. Directors include C. C. Lewis, T. Stribling, C. C. Lewis Jr., Homer S. Smith, Mrs. Walter A. Windsor, E. J. Somerville, and F. G. Musgrave. Officers were reelected: C. C. Lewis as president, T. Stribling as vice president, C. A. Roush as cashier, R. P. Harper and W. W. Riley Jr. as assistant cashiers. The board ordered payment of a small dividend.

Point Pleasant Citizens National Bank C. C. Lewis T. Stribling C. C. Lewis, Jr Homer S&s. Smith Walter A. Windsor E. J. Somerville F. G. Musgrave C. A. Roush R. P. Harper W. W. Riley, Jr

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