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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1956

Page

5

Schools Vie To Lose The Polio Cup In Mason County

Three Mason County high schools Point Pleasant Wahama and Hannan race to raise the most for the Teens Against Polio drive. Mary Lou Fryman will present the cup at a Saturday teen polio dance at the National Guard Armory Route 62. Gov candidate Joe Burdett and family attend. dance music by Bill Williams and his Ed dikers. Funds from bake sales toll booths and canteen proceeds support the polio campaign and the winning school will be announced at the dance.

Point Pleasant Mason County Mary Lou Fryman West Virginia National Guard Bill Williams Eddikers Charleston Joe Burdett Beverly Jan Bob Carr Wsaz: TV Huntington Burdett Point Pleasant Wahama Hannan Gary Eckard Cheshire Hannan High School March of Dimes Lakin

Six Candidates Named for Miss Springtime Contest

Six Pleasant High School girls were chosen as Miss Springtime contestants for 1956 to be held with the Spring style show. Loretta Lucas G C Phy Co Janet Riffie Ben Inklin Co Suzanne Rothgeb Store Sonja Hartley Fisher's Department Store compete for 30 dollar prize crown and bouquets. Penny vote ballots will pick the winner and funds go to the Junior Women's Club project fund. The event is March 9 at the high school auditorium with Mrs. Russell Holland as queen contest chair and Mrs. William Bardin Jr. heading the style show.

Joint Pleasant Russell Holland William , Bardin, Jr Frederick Nibert Jaretta Rodgers Ween

Hollister Hollister Celebrates Kim Cooper Birthday

Kim Cooper marked his third birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper with cake and ice cream. Guests included Andrew Andrews of Columbus Mae Bennett and children and Clarence Buchman and other local visitors. Supper guests were Rev and Mrs Clifford McDade and children from Somerset Ohio. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hardy visited in Murray City. Mr and Mrs Maddie Aberts of Carroll visited Mr and Mrs Ed Aberts Leona Thompson.

Burnside to Attend Annual Chamber Dinner

Chamber Commerce managing director Virgil W. Siders said Congressman M. G. Burnside has accepted an invitation to the 11th annual C of C dinner at the Moose Home on February 7. He said Burnside and Conley Dillon of Huntington will attend, with A. R. Cochran of Celanese Corporation set as principal speaker.

Int Pleasant

Volunteer called for induction in February at Pleasants

Point Pleasant officials disclosed yesterday that Lowell Allen of Viand Street has been ordered to report February 14 for induction into the Armed Forces under the local draft board. Mrs. Bess Boley Moore, the board clerk, announced the call.

Point Pleasant Plunteer Bess Boley Moore Lowell Allen Viand St

Lutheran Pastor Announces House Chapel Construction

In Dix-San near Point Pleasant Reverend Paul Bargstresser of St. Peter's Lutheran Shore announced a house chapel to start soon. The brick ranch style structure will add seven Sunday school rooms and space for services with 90 to 100 seats, serving as a step toward a future adjacent church on five Dix-San lots.

Point Pleasant Dix San Paul Bargstresser St. Peter's Lutheran Shore Wand and Jefferson Ave Bergstresser Dix-San Jackson Ave St. Peter's Paul Bergstresser Fand Jackson Trinity Alvin C ‘Young First Church Huntington William H. Burdette Youth Fellowship E. H. Garrrett, Jr Ashland Brazil

Penal Homes Are Discussed Penal Homes Are Discussed

Kiwanis heard E H Harpole discuss juvenile institutions at Moose Lodge. He praised Lakin Boys Industrial School for returning 60 to 75 percent of youths to civilian life, contrasting with lower rates at other state penal facilities. He suggested converting the old jail into a juvenile clinic after the new courthouse opens. Richard Starzman attended as guest. Sixty two Koreans plan to move to Brazil after choosing not to return to either Korea, ending two plus years in India as war prisoners.

Point Pleasant Kiwanis ‘Club Moose Home E. H. Harpole Lakin Richard Starzman Brazi New Delhi Brazil India South Korea North Korea

Pleasant Point church listings mark Sunday services across town

A long list of area churches shows worship schedules at Pt. Pleasant on Sundays and midweek prayer meetings. It notes pastors including Sayre, Hoffman, and Osler, with varied times for unified services, youth fellowships, and Sunday school across multiple congregations and locations.

Main Street Baptist Nandler Sund Heights EUE David L. Sayre Junior Christian Endeavor Henderson Methodist—Ni la Parl Bellemeade David L Sayre Union Pim Herbert Smith Longfest Seventh Day Adventist John E. Hoffman Martford Rufus Casto Graham Hartford Letart New Haven Hart 4Ford New Hay Raymond Kelay Christian Science Main St Presbyterian Chapel Robert Ray John O' Reilly Sacred Heart Church of Point Pleasant Joseph's of Mason Church of God Jefferson Ave George Osler Chais Bachtel Fouth Leon Methodist Arden Smith Smith Brighton Walker Eddie

Democratic Candidate Files for Lewis District Constable

Eli Riser filed with the circuit clerk as a Democratic candidate for reelection as constable from Lewis District. He is serving his first term after winning in 1954. Another Democrat, W. G. Pence, also filed for constable in Lewis District. Two candidates for committee woman followed, Pearl Roush as Democrat from Waggener District and Iheld Jackson as Republican from Clendenin District.

Flat Rock Man Be Bound For Grand Jury

Flat Rock resident Joe Duff was bound to the grand jury on a 1300 bond by Justice A M Goodwin on charges of refacing and destroying real property. He was detained by the sheriff after Edwin Rayburn, a neighbor, reported Duff had permission to cut dead timber but also chopped live timber. Also notes Edna A Gettles of Point Pleasant passed the December state medical examination.

Flat Rock Point Pleasant Joe Duff Justice of the Peace A.M Goodwin Duff Heirf Edwin Rayburn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hollister Beik- Simpson Burnside Ranett Heal Canpet Pinon Ions Belk's Etter Charles Neville Mason Young Neville Charles A. Roberts Mason County League American Legion Hall E. B. Pennybacker Foat Yard Pt. Pleasant Churches Sermit Hypes Kenneth Polen Harry Wells Holzer Hospital Willie Withee Arlington Fa Edna A. Gettles Taber's Kris Kringle Village Gift Shop Kanauga, Unio Silver Bridge Chevrolet COREA Athens Ohio Roger Lean Fayette St. Nelsonville, Ohio
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