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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1945

Page

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Hartford Tragedy As Sister Fatally Wounds Brother

Bonnie Tucker, nine, of Hartford, accidentally shoots her three year old brother Gary William Tucker while aiming at a supposed snake with a .22 rifle. Deputy Morri gan reports the bullet entered the abdomen and the boy died about 15 minutes later. Services planned at Tucker home and Oma Chanel Church with burial at Tucker Cemetery. The family, including Clyde 11 Glenn Allen 7 and Robert 5, mourns. Father works at the ordnance plant.

Point Pleasant Bonnie Tucker Russell Ice Birchfield Tucker Hartford Gary William Tucker Naval Toral Morrigan H. D. Coyner C. W. Petty Foglesong Mortuary Mason City Oma Chanel Church Grimms Landing Union District Arbuckle Creek Clyde Glenn Allen Robert Icie Birthfield Wartford Ordnance Works

Court Clerk Jones Saves County Money

Mason County court considers setting aside 100 dollars for clerical assistance for the year ending June 30 1945. Clerk Vernon Jones has spent only part of the previously approved funds and has never had a regular assistant in 16 years of service. Tax powers may question the need for a full year’s typist aid when temporary help is unavailable.

Point Pleasant Vernon Jones Mason County West Virginia Jones

James Toles Attacked By Dog In School Yard

James An drew Toles, son of Mr and Mrs Deal Toles, was bitten on the arm shoulder and back while playing in Langston School yard in Point Pleasant on Monday. He was treated by a local physician. The dog, said to have attacked a prior child, was placed on leash with a 15 day hold to test hydrophobia. The incident was brought to Mayor Krodei.

Point Pleasant James Andrew Toles Deal Toles Langston School Toles Krodei

Staats Will Retire as School Head

Point Pleasant news notes Delbert C. Staats retiring as superintendent after 18 years in Mason County school work. Staats previously taught in Jackson County, led Hannan High, then Wa hama High, and served as assistant superintendent before election to fill the unexpired county post. Unclear if he sought other roles. his name not listed in placements.

Sam A. Simmons Point Pleasant Board of Education Delbert C. Staats Staats Mason County Jackson County Milton Cahell County Hannan High School Hannan High Walden F. Roush

Former Mason Pastor Joins Detroit Episcopal College

The Rev William C Bowie rector of St Mark s Episcopal Church St Albans will become Assistant Dean of the Episcopal Cathedral in Detroit on Sept 15 He and his wife Anita Hite formerly of this place and their two sons will move Bowie came to Point Pleasant in 1930 and for ten years edited the local daily He resigned to attend Virginia Theological Seminary graduating two years ago

Point Pleasant William C. Bowie St. Mark's Episcopal Church St. Albans Detroit Anita Hite Niace Bowie Virginia Theological Seminary

Ohio lawmakers sign veterans affairs bill in June

Representative Benjamin F Turner of Meigs County and Senator Albert L Daniels of Highland County coauthored a bill signed by Governor Frank J Lausche. The measure creates Commissioners of the State of Ohio for veterans affairs to procure and employ a seal for notaries public and handle oaths and instruments of writ. It becomes effective September 12 after signing on June 12.

Ben United States H County Frank J. Lausche United Span Disabled Cies Veterans Administration Veterans Administration American Veterans American Benjamin F. Turner Meigs County House Albert L. Daniels Highland County Senate Turner American Legion, ‘and the Disabled American Veterans Ohio House of Representatives

Pomeroy Social Notes POMEROY-Announcement of marriage and events

Announcement states Miss Maxine Eskew and Mr. Robert Marcinko plan to wed at Sacred Heart Church, with Miss Leona Eskew attending. Also reports birth of Sharon Allis to Sgt. and Mrs. Walter H. Ketter in Asheville, NC, grandparent and great-grandmother names, and a flurry of local visitations, moves, and family notices from Pomeroy.

Pomeroy Maxine Eskew Robert Marcinko Long Bottom Sacred Heart Church

Three Actions Filed In Mason Court

Three lawsuits were filed in Mason County Circuit Court. Leslie R. Hesson, Glenwood, sues Aetna Life Insurance for damages of 2500 tied to injuries in 1943 at the International Nickel Co plant in Huntington. his son was hospitalized at Holver Hospital. Frederick L. Newell of Beech Will sues for divorce from Reba Juanita Newell, alleging wilful abandonment. they married in 1927, separated in 1942, four children, seeking custody of three under 16. George D. Keener Jr. sues Tee Irene Keener for divorce. married September 1942, separated February 1944. they reside in Point Pleasant.

Point Pleasant Leslie R . Hesson Glenwood Aetnalife Insurance Co Hesson Surance Company Umes International Nickel Co. Jplant Huntington Holver Hospital Frederick L. Newell Beech ‘Will Reba Juanita’ Newell Chillienthe Newell George D Keener, Jr Tee Irene Keener Keeners

Keller Files Suit For Separation In Gallipolis

Robert L Keller sues Glenna Kerth Keller for divorce and custody of three minor children. He alleges neglectful home life and attempts to control family and business affairs. The Kellers, long-time Rio Grande grocers, married June 27, 1935 and now reside at Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Robert L Keller Glenna Kerth Keller W. A. Keller & Son, Grocers Thurd and Grape Street Thahet Kellers Rio Grande

Parolee Lee Vessick Under Investigation In West Virginia

Ford Winters, a probation and parole officer in this district, came to investigate Lee Vessick, a parolee, who was sentenced to six months for carrying a weapon. Winters noted minor parole infractions but did not believe the board would revoke the sentence. Officials had shown leniency, and Vessick claimed he was moving the weapon for a relative. It was unclear if he had prior parole difficulties.

Point Pleasant Ford Winters Ripley Lee Vessick Winters Messick Hieve Messiak

Flag Pole Ceremony Planned in Point Pleasant

A town committee selects the flax pole site at the high school stadium for a July 31 celebration marking the new night lighting system funded by a $1,600 note. Events include football games, fireworks, and band music with dedicated committee chairs handling decorations tickets and publicity.

Point Pleasant Robert H. Ferguson F. W. Ingraham Walden F. Roush William A. Woolfitt Athletic Association A. Ferrell A. E. Thomas Charles L. Rechtle John ©. Brown Dr. R . Eschenaur L. R. Gerdech R. J. Heslop B. W. Krodel T. A. McMillin R. J. Nelson W. S. Selby Homer 45 Smith H. E Somerville Delhert c Staats Chamber of Commerce P. A. Burt Hend. Griff Durbin Capt Grover C. Hite

Pt Pleasant Personal Notices Highlight Local Movements

Howard Farren, director of industrial relations at the ordnance works, returns from Columbus on business. Mrs. Rachel Shields is treated at Homer Hospital after a visit by Earl H. Arnett who also brought home Mrs. Carl Canfield and infant. Nicky Krodel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krodel, undergoes weekend surgery at Holzer Hospital. Mrs A L Rossiter of Detroit visits Heslops and relatives. Mrs Richard M. Peek leaves for Erie to attend Miss Marjorie Morton and Ensign Robert Nichols wedding at Denison University.

Howard Farren The Ordnance Works Columbus Rachel Shields Second St Homer Hospital Earl H. Arnett Carl Canfield Country Chih Nicky Krodel Mavor Walter Krodlel Holzer Hospital A .L. Rossiter Detroit Heslops Richard M. Peek Inday Erie Denison University Marjorie Morton Robert Nichols

Condition of Woman in Gallia Hospital Is Serious

Mrs Raymond Sheline of lower Second Avenue is in serious condition at Holzer Hospital after a poison draft. Police report indicate a personal crisis with intent to end her life amid domestic trouble. No definite details were available late Tuesday night.

Gallipolis Raymond Sheline Lower Second Avenue Holzer Hosital

Gallipolis Personal Notes At Lancaster District Conference

Gallipolis residents attended the American Legion district conference in Lancaster Sunday afternoon where Ford Owry of Jackson was installed district commander. Visitors included Miss Virgie Smith and Mrs White of Huntington, guests of Mrs Dott Satins. Additional notes cover local moves, vacations and visits involving Mrs Garnet Miller, Mrs Bert Christy, Mrs Harry McQuire, Miss Jackie Steele, Miss Ruby Steele, Mrs Oreatha O'Brien, and Miss Mary Ann Hydell. Capt Dan Miller and wife welcomed their five month old granddaughter Lucinda Irene Miller during the trip home from Washington D C.

George Lear Darlene Leaper Tillie Denney Louis Marchi Charles Huber Tom Adams Frank Lyons American Legion Lancaster Ford Owry Jackson Virgie Smith White Huntington Dott Satins Garnet Miller Worthington Bert Christy Harry McQuire Fportsmouth Robert Jackie Steele Logan W. Va Ruby Steele Oreatha O’brien W. Wv. O. Plant Mary Ann Hydell Chillicothe John Suppance Stanley Lanier Halle Martin Muller Bureau of Labor Statistics Washington, D. C Lucinda Irene Miller Dan Miller Helen Wheeler

Mildred Nibert air tours Northern Italy sights

Sgt Mildred Nibert of the WAC took part in an air tour of Northern Italy with the Fifth Army Headquarters. The 69th Headquarters WAC Platoon member has been overseas two years and viewed Venice Bologna Florence Pisa Leghorn Genoa and Milan from the air. She has earned a Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service with the Fifth Army.

Gallipolis Mildred Nibert WAC Italy Fifth Army I Nibert Venice Bologna Florence Pisa Leghorn Genoa Milan Miss Nibert Ann Nibert Serend Ave This City

King Brothers Released From Gallia County Jail

Gallipolis Ohio Common Pleas Judge Lewis C Warden ordered the release of two brothers from the Gallia County jail Elmer King and Lee King Elmer was returned to Mansfield reform atory for one to 25 years on a probation violation Lee received 30 days and was released with reduced bond to enable work but bound over to grand jury on non support charges

Gallipolis Common Pleas Lewis C. Warden Gallia County King Brothers Elmer Tater Mansfield Reformatory Lee Prand

Employ Two Aides POINT PLEASANT

Two office assistants were employed by the board of education. Miss Ethel Durst of Leon, a Senior High School graduate, was hired for the year. Miss Clara Lucille Roush of Mason City received temporary employment. Miss Margraret Leckie, assistant state superintendent, visited the office with Superintendent Steenbergen.

Point Pleasant Board of Education Ethel Durst Leon Clara Lucille Roush Mason City Margraret Leckie Steenbergen i

Hattie Brading Dies in Gallipolis Tenn

Mrs. Hattie Bailey Brading 79 longtime Gallipolis resident died Monday night in Johnson City Tennessee after a long illness. She married J E Brading April 21 1942 and was previously married to William Vicars a noted WV newspaper man. Survived by son Cherrington Vicars of Des Moines Iowa and cousin Ming Janet Bailey. Interment in Johnson City with limited funeral details available.

Gallipolis Hattie Bailey Brading Johnson City Tenn J. E. Brading Iowa

Five Released From Holzer Hospital

Gallipolis reports show five patients discharged from Holzer Hospital on Tuesday including Mrs. M. L. Donnaly of Hamden sister of Mrs. Margaret B. McCormick Mrs. Hubert Fulton of Cheshire Mrs. Victor Whipple of Pomeroy Elizabeth Claar of Jackson and Mrs. Ogden Stevens of Gallipolis Ferry. New patients include O. E. Vollenweider of McArthur surgical James Haskins 14 Crown City John Phillips 43 County Deputy Registrar of Motor Vehicles admitted Monday for emergency surgery and in good condition Tuesday morning Mrs. Morton Stanley of Pt. Pleasant admitted for surgery Clyde Brown 38 of Pomeroy admitted Monday afternoon a medical patient in good condition.

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital M. L. Donnaly Morton Stanley Fleasant Clyde Brown Pomeroy

POMEROY BIRTH ANNOUNCED IN COLUMBUS HOSPITAL

Mr and Mrs Livya Morris announce the birth of a son on July 20 at Grant Hospital Columbus The infant weighed 7 lbs 2 oz Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Homer Bailey London Ohio Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs William L Russell Lincoln Hill and Mr Morris is stationed with the armed forces in Washington DC

Pomeroy Livya Morris Grant Hospital Columbus Homer Bailey London Ohio William L. Russell Lincoln Hil Mr. Morris Armed Forces Washington, D. c

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