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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
2
Mason County Commissioners approved lists of Democratic party representatives for the August 6 primary. The names cover 25 designated districts from Penoble to Gienwood, with clerks and commissioners listed for each location. The report lists several villages, townships, and receiving and counting boards across Mason County.
Secretary announces a special communication of Miorsurn Lodge A M for July 1 at 5 p.m. with third degree work and refreshments. Multiple lodges and commissioners listed from Glenwood to Point Pleasant and surrounding areas.
A special session on Tuesday added names to the GOP list for the August 1 primary. County commissioners approved the executive committee's recommendations including Orlando Wallis Apple Grave Arnold Watterson Reeceine Clie McDermott Mildred Bumecaroner Manford Biessing William Poling Ale Mes Margaret Francis and others. Republican officials note changes by court but clerks cannot be changed from the executive recommendation.
The article notes Gallipolis Bees and Middleport starting the second half tonight at Fairground, with play details and standings. It references West Virginia clubs in the league and an AL-Btar game from Sunday, Aug. 4, outlining misedited lines and cross-league mentions.
State Police report a collision on State Route 4 near Cheshire involving a coal truck driven by Forrest E Mandispanisa and a produce truck driven by Hubert Robb. Minor injuries to both drivers, Robb’s truck heavily damaged, Mandispanisa charged with reckless driving and set for arraignment in Gallipolis Municipal Court.
Ross N. Filson reports completion of air conditioning installation at Park Theater Point Pleasant. Renovations include enclosing lobby glassing new sound equipment improved ventilation more exits fire protection and heating upgrades as part of statewide Amusement Co program.
Miss Cherri O Brien will continue intermediate and beginner swimming classes in Gallipolis with 17 intermediates and beginners enrolled. New sessions include a seminar on saving and a schedule every Monday and Friday at 7 00 am. Miss Kratz with a master’s in physiology leads the courses and has taught across Minnesota and other schools.
Sheriff Ernest Hesson and Deputy T L Morrison arrested four local men Wednesday on intoxication charges for three and non-support for one. Harry Varian Nelson Greenler and Claude Wartenburg were held on intoxication counts while James Tuickman faced a non-support warrant. Alabama visitors arrive in Point Pleasant as Mrs Brian Lamer and Mrs Charles Wamaley visit kin.
A Gallipolis incident at the Gallia granary caused minor damage. Fire crews were summoned and contained the blaze with minimal impact to surrounding structures. No injuries reported.
Gallia Four-H Club members, parents, and leaders plan a dairy field day at a farm near the Liotleager Grange Hall in Cheshire Township. The event opens at 10 30 am with Jersey calf judging and features include a judging demonstration, creamery demonstrations, and a dairy judging contest. Dairy specialist from the State Linx will assist with judging and guidance for the 4-H youths. Attendees bringing a luncheon are asked to bring one or more items.
In Gallipolis two men were arrested after a patrol chase when one swapped seats midflight to avoid detection. Donald Mantes, 27, and Charles Espew, 27, faced charges for operating the same vehicle while intoxicated. Mantes lacked a license, pleaded not guilty, and both were fined with six months loss of driving rights.
Gallia County extension agent Forrest Brown requests Hereford breeders attend a meeting at his Courthouse office next Tuesday at 8 PM. The session aims to assign preliminary tasks for the Hereford Breeders Barbecue at Rio Grande on July 23 and organize responsible delegates.
Patients admitted include Miss Thelma Kelley of Ironton Route 2 on Wednesday. Admitted Tuesday were Donald D. Newell of Paint Pleasant Route 2 Betty Sue Raney of Barbersville Route 2 Mrs Marion Mallison of Laurelville Mrs Ansel Alddonaldson of Jackson Mrs Harry Miller of Gallipolis Route 1 Mrs Homer Smith of Point Pleasant and Mrs John McWitterick of Jackson Route 3.
Rocksprings area notes list church events attendance figures and social visits. Rev Mil ler’s July service at 7 30 p m. Sunday School 35. Relatives and friends from Springfield and local families visit and stay with kin. Several neighbors attend WSCS at Minersville and health club meeting. locals travel to see relatives and share updates.
Ad claims Watt's Suppositories ease prostate gland trouble with testimonials nationwide. It cites backache and night waking as symptoms and guarantees money back if unsatisfied. Sold in Athens Pomeroy Nelsonville and other towns at fixed prices.
Gallipolis plans a water carnival at the city swimming pool despite rain postponement. Weather is clear enough for a full slate of water polo and swimming contests with hopes that local officials and crowd will attend.
Gallipolis residents endured the season's peak heat with temperatures rising into the mid 90s on Wednesday. By midnight the thermometer remained around 79 degrees as residents lounged in front yards and forecasts warned of another heat event Thursday.
Tired kidneys disrupt sleep and daily energy with frequent night urination and aches. Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic used for decades, claim to purify blood by aiding the 16 miles of kidney tubes and relieve backache swelling and fatigue.
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