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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1942

Page

6

Tires for War Production Workers To Be Granted in Mason County Area

Mason County War Price and Rationing Board announces a July 15 regulation allowing certain war production workers to obtain replacement tires for commuting. No. 2 grade tires will cost about 85 percent of first class tires and are limited by quotas. Eligibility requires tires be unfit for recapping not due to neglect, carpooling of three or more workers, and non use for unnecessary travel. Existing workers at Marietta Manufacturing Co. and Western Chemical Defense Corporation may apply if tires remain. A transportation advisory committee will screen applicants for the ration board’s final decision.

Point Pleasant James Johnson Mason County War Price and Rationing Board West Virginia Ordnance Works Marietta Manufacturing Co Western Chemical Defense Corporation Transportation Advisory Ration Board

Van Camp Visits Point Pleasant in Campaign Tour

Donald Van Camp of Middlebourne, a 28 year old Tyler County circuit court clerk, spent yesterday in Point Pleasant. He met local leaders and voters and expressed satisfaction with campaign progress for the Republican nomination for Congress.

Point Pleasant Donald van Camp Middlebourne van Camp Tyler County

Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Ostrander to Marion

Mrs Bes sie Pugh traveled to Ostrander Ohio for her father Ed Cranmer's illness. Bernice Brooks and Anna Powers visited relatives. Elizabeth Russ stayed in Marion with husband Harry Russ. Will Calvert Clarence and Ollie Flossie Calvert visited Howard Brooks and E A Dixon. Jack Carsey stayed with parents. Clyde Pratt aided James Wood farming. Bobby Bolin visited grandparents Charles and Mrs Wood in Albany.

Pleasant Valley Bessie Pugh Ostrander Ohio Ed Cranmer Bernice Brooks Parkersburg Anna Powers Athens Howard Brooks Elizabeth Russ Marion Harry Russ Will Calvert Clarence Ollie Flossie Columbus E. A. Dixon Jack Carsey John Carsey Clyde Pratt James Wood Bobby Bolin Albany Charles Wood

New Plymouth Social Notes Teems with Visits and Camp Gatherings

Miss Helen Fuller of Columbus visits her parents in New Plymouth while Ruth Hawk travels to Lancaster Camp Grounds for the meeting. Families report son births and furloughs, with many relatives visiting each other across Logan Chillicothe Columbus and Indianapolis area.

New Plymouth Helen Fuller Columbus Charles Fuller Clara Jarvie Chillicothe Rankwright Benny Weede Pleasant Valley Ruth Annie Hawk Lancaster William Gibbons Logan J. T. Gibbons Ind Warren Cremean J. C. Creme Thomas Rannells Eugene Dysart Pearl Harbor J. M. Stewart W. S. Hardesty Catherine Cherry Frances Hardesty Jean Smith Boney Weede Nelsonville Robert Worthman Naval F. O. Stout Stout Edwin Warthman Aberdeen Lelia Warthman Lelia Riddlebarger Mary Rheinscheid Starr Myrtle Hoekman Canal Winchester Forest Huston Amsterdam Cecil Weede Ben Gabriel Carbondale Jolly None

Seventy Three Men Report for Induction at Huntington Center

Seventy three of the 79 men drafted reported to the Selective Service Board in Point Pleasant Thursday and were transported by bus to the Huntington induction center for processing.

Point Pleasant Selective Service Board Huntington

Nursing Class Held By Red Cross In Mason

Point Pleasant report states sanitarian John D. Spiggle will address the Red Cross Home Nursing Class at Mason on Friday at 8 oclock. Miss Catharine Eyster leads the course with Mason County health department backing. Seventy five percent of enrollees have perfect attendance and are gaining nursing care knowledge as professionals are urged to substitute during emergencies due to armed forces calls.

Point Pleasant John D. Spiggle Red Cross Mason Catharine Eyster Mason County Health Department U. S. Public Health Service

Lewis Rites Held in Mason Today

James C. Lewis 88 died at his Greer home after two months illness. A Mason County pioneer and descendant of General Andrew Lewis, he is survived by a brother Henry Lewis of Fort Thomas KY. Funeral by Rev F H Capehart at Greer United Brethren Church at 2 30 this afternoon with burial in Greer cemetery.

Point Pleasant James C. Lewis Greer Mason County Andrew Lewis Virginia Cornstalk Ohio Ora Greer Henry Lewis Fort Thomas Lewis Greer United Brethren Church Greer Cemetery

Engagement announced for Miss Rebecca Orr and John Slack

Engagement and upcoming marriage plans released for Miss Rebecca Ward Orr of Buffalo West Virginia and Mr John Slack of Point Pleasant to be wed Saturday July eighteenth at eight o clock in the Presbyterian Church Buffalo Reverend Harvey H Orr father of the bride will perform the ceremony Miss Orr a Monreat College graduate Mr Slack the son of Mr and Mrs J C Slack of Point Pleasant and an employee of Marietta Manufacturing Company

Point Pleasant Rebecca Ward Orr Buffalo W. Va John Slack Presbyterian Church Harvey H. Orr Miss Orr Orr Montreat College Montreat North Carolina Slack J. C. Slack Marietta Manufacturing Company

Local Families Visit in Lancaster Area

Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and family from Lancaster spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cardin. The group was noted to be located at Sheppard Field Texas as an aviation cadet station guest or assignment.

Sheppar Field Texas Fred White Lancaster Luther Rardin

Shops Stay Open Till 9 P M Saturday In Athens

Athens invites shoppers to visit Saturday with city stores open until 9 p m. The trip via U S Route 33 from Pomeroy covers 26 miles through countryside. Local defense workers and West Virginia Ordnance Work employees reside in Athens and commute from Pt Pleasant daily. Stores promise a metropolitan feel with wide assortments for clothing home goods shoes hardware and food.

Athens Pomeroy West Virginia Ordnance Work Marietta Manufacturing Co Pt. Pleasant

Henderson Store Sold in Henderson to M. W. Meadows

M. W. Meadows bought the Bert and Pearl Stanley store in Henderson including the building and equipment. The Stanleys, in business about 20 years, retire. Meadows, a Mason County native, has lived in Dawes and worked in the Cabin Creek oil field for 18 years. he is married with three children.

Point Pleasant M. W. Meadows Bert and Pearl Stanley Henderson

Point Pleasant Discharges From Clinic

Mrs. Per cy McIntosh of Beech Hill and Mrs. J N Biffle of Route 2 Point Clinic have been discharged after admission for observation and treatment. They have returned home.

Point Pleasant Percy MclIntosh Beech Hill J. N. Biffle Point Clinic

Pat M Wilson Improves After Hospital Return

Point Pleasant report says Pat M. Wilson, moved from Holzer Hospital to his home near Brosia days ago, is improving rapidly.

Point Pleasant Arlin Hall Main St Barber Viand St Pat M. Wilson Brosia Holzer Hospital

Birth of Alma Ruth Bates in Point Pleasant

Alma Ruth Bates, eighth pounds four ounces, was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Charles Bates of Point Pleasant.

Point Pleasant Alma Ruth Charles Bates City

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