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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1945

Page

2

Athens City to contract lighting with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric

City of Athens Ohio through its Board of Control and Director of Public Service authorizes a ten year lighting contract with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company to illuminate streets alleys lanes and public places. Rates established for overhead and ornamental lighting, with maintenance by the city for bridge lights and energy supplied by the company, payment terms and contingencies outlined.

Board OF Control Director OF Public Service Athens Athens County Ohio Columbus Southern Ohio Public Ice Ath County Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company Sree City of Court Street President Street Carpenter Street South Bridge Union Street DB & U Said Columbue Southern Ohio Electric Cam Columbus and Southern Ohio Electr Company Borys Columbus and Southern Ghia Elertrie Company Columbus and Southern Ophic Tierthie Company Southern Kin Columbus and Southern City Electric Company City of Athens Hia Shell Columbus and Southern Ane Imiy Southern Colwmbus Southeo Onde Bieckrie Sth Ibs Toav Gr Provident Eberges Southerna Wilhmimediately Ghonte Campas Firnish Inetall and Pifeta Ropamentat Servier Disretur Clue Dent Carpenter Cesneil Tr Fe President Stree Carpenter Strees

Reduction In Bridge Is Noted In Mason County Assessments

Mason County clerk received state board figures totaling 4 900 700 for utility property, up 23 200 from 1944. Major items include Baltimore and Ohio Railroad valuation over 142 million and Appalachian Electric Power Co at 911 300, with 26 utilities listed and the Mason City Pomeroy Bridge valued at 150 000. Several rail and bus lines appear among the large assessments in this county tax roll.

Point Pleasant John G. Aten Mason County State Board of Public Works Mason City-Pomeroy Bridge Ohio Bridge Commission Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Appalachian Electric Power Co Toledo and Ohio Central Northern Refrigerator Line New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co Pull- Pullman Co Point Pleasant Natural Gas Co Interstate Utilities Co New Haven Gas Co Western Union Telegraph Co Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad New York Central Atlantic Greyhound Bus Lines Board Brothers, Bus Nine Ohio River Bus Co City Bus Lines West Virginia and Ohio Bus Co State Bridge Commission of Ohio American Railway Express Cn

Steaks In Logan Ohio Restaurant Lunch Visit

On their drive home from Columbus Sheriff Ernest Hesson and Deputy Toral Morrison stopped in Logan Ohio for lunch. The menu listed T bone steak and they ordered it, finding large portions that Morrison said tasted like Thanes used to taste. The visit contrasted with Point Pleasant conditions and noted ample food. They later traveled to Columbus via Jackson and Chillicothe, returning via Logan and Athens. The trip covered about 116 miles along two nearly equal routes with good highways and rocky stretches by the Ohio River. Morrison described the northern route as more scenery rich while locals favored the southern route for no clear reason.

Point Pleasant Columbus Ernest Hesson Toral Morrison Logan Morrison Hesson Everett Mattox Jocal Columbbus Jackson Chilli‘euthe Athens Ohio Capital Ohio River

Personal notices from Crile General Hospital and area

Bossard returned Tuesday to duties at Crile General Hospital Cleveland after a visit here with Mrs Bossard. Misses Marianna and Betty Jean McHenry students at Ohio University for the summer term spent the weekend with their parents. Charles Smith of Columbus and Mrs Glynn guests of Mr and Mrs Henry McClung with Mrs Walters Smith and others from Ohio and Miamisburg. Mrs Haskins and Miss Clendenin returned from Durham North Carolina. Mrs Cornwell spent weekend in St Louis with husband from Texas camp. George Kratz visits his mother after nearly three years in England.

Francis Glynn Calumbus Welles Smith Loachbourne Army Air Base Walter Smith Miamisburg Patss Haskins Mise Agnes Clendenin Durham N.C Robnert Cornwell St. Louis Texas George Kratz For Kratz Servier England James Buckley Marietta H. E. Shaffer Cuyahoga Falls Robert Holsinger Ella’ Bailey Dorothy Effinger L. S. Buckley Parkersburg Ruth Moore Columbus Ethel Packard C. C. Hamilton Philo C. H., Hamilton Oren Childers George Hamilton Tuppers Plains L. B. Sisson Henry Shuler London C. E. Humphrey E. L. Barnett Clarksburg N. O E. M. Ruth St. Joseph Hospital Will Randolph Racine E. C. Bailey Frank Dorst Long Bottom AY . Stout John Cowdery C. O. Cowdery Pvt Kible L. Cowdery Germany Arthur Davis South

Pt Pleasant Personal Notes Reach Family Week End Visits

Pt Pleasant Me and Mrs Gus Free of Gallipolis visited his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Charles H Frye. Charles Fowler returned home from Holzer Hospital after a surgical operation. Edith Quillin on vacation plans a visit in Columbus. George H Overholt and family hosted a dinner gathering with relatives in Tozan. Lewis left Lindey for Ballots to spend several days.

Gus Free Gallipaliz Charles H. Frye Charles Fowler Earl H. Arnett Holzer Hospital Edith Quillin Appalachian Electric Power Co Columbus George H. Overholt Ohio River Road Inelaw Edward Newell Marjorie George Overholt Newell Jr Tozan Mro Lewis Lindey

Teachers To Be Placed In August

POINT PLEASANT. The board discussed teacher placements for the coming year with no action expected until the August meeting. Superintendent Mrs Steenbergen cited inquiries about placements while noting the Trade and Industrial School near Wahama High is in planning. The Mason County Health Department budget was revised and approved. Teacher Marie R. Hager at Wahama High School will resign effective August 25, 1945. Reports were heard from L Blessing, M Foglesong, and J Hanley.

Point Pleasant Steenbergen L. L. Caldwell C. C. Blessing E. H. Burdette Hugh A Curry Otis S. Young Wahama High School Mason City Itanford Blessing Marion Foglesong John ‘Hanley

Floating hotel at Kanawha becomes barge

At Lock Eleven in Kanawha River Point Pleasant the so called floating hotel is revealed as a barge. It carries a furnace galley freezing equipment showers and lavatories on the lower deck while the upper deck once held Coast Guard sleep quarters now removed.

Point Pleasant Lock Eleven Kanawha

Making Changes at Terminal Building in Point Pleasant

J. G. F. Johnson recently became sole owner of the Bus Terminal Building by purchasing H. H. Hudson estate interest. He is beautifying the grounds, altering the ticket office and waiting room, and removing flood damage from last winter by painting both interior and exterior.

Point Pleasant J. G. F. Johnson H. H. Hudson

Marriage Announcement for Capt Albert McDaniel and Doris Roberts

New Haven airs: John Roush announces marriage of Capt Albert McDaniel USMC to Doris Roberts of Theilis New York. They wed June 22 at St Tarkes Episcopal Church Theilis. Albert Melaniel of Hartford is his parents. He served 28 months in USMC including 12 months in South Pacific wounded July 26 1944 Guam now at New River NC.

New Haven John Roush Albert McDaniel US. M. C Doris Roberts Theilis N.Y St. Tarkes Episcopal Church Leonard Melaniel Hartford USMC South Pacific Guam New River North Carolina

Return To Duty Report On Hosehar Error

A previous Navy death report for George Franklin Hosehar was corrected by his father Andrew Hosehar of Kaylong Route 1. The letter from Hosehar says he recovered from wounds and is back on duty. Roy E Mullens, a riverman, was fined after state police arrest. he pleaded guilty and paid a fine and costs.

Point Pleasant George Franklin Hosehar Andrew Jasper Hosehar Route 1 Kaylong Hosehar Justice Point Pleasant Roy E Mullens Total Riverman Paul F .Thomas State Police Mulens

Reedsville Personal Mention

Local column lists returning servicemen and relatives visiting family across nearby towns. Pvt William Bobo, Pvt Chester Mundry, Pvt John Cowdery, and Sgt Arthur Davis are noted along with numerous family gatherings in Mt Sterling, Williamstown, Parkersburg, and Akron.

Lighting System Is To Be Dedicated In September

Frank Sprague, a patient at St. Joseph hospital, is listed as injured from a jail accident at Lock 20 where he works. Parkersburg visitors Mr and Mrs Dale Robinson visited her parents Mr and Mrs H W Larkins in Point Pleasant. Pvt Thomas Corey and his wife Georgia Corey of Parkersburg visited his uncle Mr and Mrs J B Tor It is planned to dedicate the high school stadium lighting sometime in August with the school band leading, and non athletic contests expected. Construction began last fall but delays and labor shortages left the project unfinished.

Frank Sprague St. Joseph Hospital Dale Robinson Parkersburg Point Pleasant H. W. Larkins Thomas Corey Georgia Corey Parkers J. B. Tor

Holzer Hospital Nursing Class of 1945 Graduates

Seventeen graduates of the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing will receive diplomas at a Friday night commencement in Grace Methodist Church. Rev F W McDermott of Rio Grande College will deliver the address, with Dr Charles E Holzer presenting diplomas to named court women from multiple towns. Mrs Stanley Lanier will preside at the organ, Rev Charles G Baird to give benediction, and Ohio University musician Daniel Salsbury will be featured with Ruth Miller on piano solos. A reception follows in the church parlors.

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital School of Nursing Grace Methodist Church F. W. McDermott Rio Grande College Charles E. Holzer Ernestine Cartlwright Ewington Helen Ann Cross Marietta Ruth Garnett Gilliland Stockport Glenna Pauline Holdren Londonderry Dorothy’ Eloise Jones Thurman Helen Celia Marks Oaks Hill Shirley June Paxton Lancaster Florence Olive Reynolds Bidwell Gladys Watkinson Cambridge Mary Louise Wickline Jackson Evelyn Adkins Alice Tean Bush Gloria Faye Carter Lillian Catherine Marchi Bessie Lee’ MicCalla Clara Jeanne Saunders Melissa Arlene Spurlock Stanley Lanier Charles G. Baird Daniel Salsbury Music Department Ohio University Ruth Miller

Caldwell To Get Discharge In Two Weeks

Gallipolis reports Seaman 1-C Elmer E Caldwell will be discharged from Navy duty after eight months in the South Pacific. He notified his wife in San Francisco that he expects to be home within two weeks. Caldwell, past draft age, enlisted 15 months ago and once led the Gallia County Selective Service Board and the Gallipolis City Board of Education. He resides at 1058 First Avenue with his wife and four sons. His brother-in-law, Seaman Merrill Sheets, who has served in European waters, is en route to the Pacific and spoke with Mrs Caldwell. Sheets is married to Reia McKean and has two children.

Gallipolis Elmer E. Caldwell States South Pacific Caldwell San Francisco United States Navy Gallia County Selective Service Board First Avenue Seaman Sheets Reia McKean Vine Street

Rifle Pistol Club Gets Its Charter in Gallipolis

President Betz announced the Gallipolis Rifle and Pistol Club has its charter from the National Rifle Association. A new five point range is installed at the Ohio State Armory and ammunition obtained through the War Department Office of Civilian Marksmanship. Meetings are on the second and fourth Tuesdays. A survey committee led by Betz will study outdoor range sites and costs. Offiers include Vice President Otto S. Carter and Secretary E. Ray Bailey. Members list many residents and local figures including Father Charles B. Ryan and Dr. Otto S. Carter.

Gallipolis Robert Betz Gallipolis Rifle and Pistol Club National Rifle Association Washington, D. C Ohio State Armory Office Ofivilian Marksmanship War Department Betz Jim Wetherholt Joe Miller Barry Gwinn Howard Hardway Otto S. Carter E. Ray Bailey L. C. Dayton Homer Beckett C. 8. Benedict Norris D. Carter Richard Carter Stewart Clendinen Bob Dayton Ben R. Evans Harry Gwinn Ernest M. Gatewood Vaughn Glassburn John Hood Morris E. Haskins Harry Maggied Vernon Moore J. Emmett Morrison Charles B. Ryan Francis Stover R. D. Thomas E. E. Wall Helis Queen M. D. O'Dell Junior Simmons

Fragmented local notices recount visits and club events

Roy Packard and family returned home after a several days visit with Mrs. Effie Warren and Miss Ira Mae Swartz in Columbus. The Pioneer 4-H Club discussed dedicatory ox and held a meeting with games and demonstrations by Katherine Wallace and others. Physicals were given for Doris Barnett and Mary Lou Sisson. FBI reports no enemy-directed sabotage among 19 396 cases.

Roy Packard P. Z. Williamson Ina Stone Columbus Effie Warren Ira Mae Swartz Alfred Buckley Chamber of Commerce Pioneer 4 Stewart Crcises Katherine Wallace Doris Barnett Ruth Anne Williams Mary Helen Buckley Mary Lou Sisson Hanks

Auxiliary Elects Officers at Mason County Post 23

Officers were elected Monday night by the American Legion Auxiliary of Mason County Post No. 23. Named: Mrs. Stanley Waldie president, Mrs. James McCombs first vice president, Mrs. E A Masters second vice president, Mrs. Joe Jewell secretary, Mrs. Paul Thomas treasurer, Mrs. Roy Price chaplain, Mrs. Charles F Wise color bearer.

Point Pleasant American Legion Auxiliary Mason County Stanley Waldie James McCombs E. A. Masters Joe Jewell Paul Thomas Roy Price Charles F. Wise

Lavoptik Eye Relief Ad With Coupon Offer

Lavoptik soothes sore inflamed itching burning eyes with 31 years of success. Provides relief for irritated eyes and granulated eyelids. Money back guarantee. Eye cup included. Available at all druggists. Praised by thousands.

New Patients at Gallipolis Hospital Reported

Discharged Tuesday from Holzer Hospital include Mrs Roy Shoe maker Mrs Garrett Sheets and baby Mrs Herman Shackett and baby all of this city Carl Barnesley Henderson Denver Bolin and Ray Mayer Pomeroy John McFarland Coalton New patients admitted Monday evening and Tuesday include Mrs Brady Rice Jackson C H Lehew Pomeroy George Chavez 89 Addison Township medical patient condition fair Mrs Frank Downey Jackson R 2 Miss Mildred Carter local telephone operator for surgery Lincoln Call Eureka Dam employee for surgery Mrs Virgil Hixon city post operative night good Those reported fair Tuesday are Mrs Hubert Pullins Pomeroy Mrs Burdel Black Middleport Shirley Heid Pt Pleasant George Bailey Upper River Road and George Carracci Wellston

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital Roy G. Shoemaker Garrett Sheets Jbaby Herman Shackett J Baby City Carl Barnesley Henderson Denver Bolin Ray Mayer Pomeroy John McFarland Coalton Brady Rice Jackson C. H. Lehew George Chavez Addison Township Frank Downey Mildred Carter Lincoln Call Eureka Dam Virgil Hixison Hubert Pullins Burdel Black Middleport Shirley E Heid Pt. Pleasant George Bailey Upper River Road George Carracci Wellston

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