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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1945

Page

16

Annual List Of Tax Delinquents Released In Point Pleasant

Sheriff Ernest Hesson announces the annual list of tax delinquents in Point Pleasant. About 400 real estate tracts and 1,000 personal property accounts are listed, with most under ten dollars and only one at one hundred dollars. Delinquent real estate to be advertised again in December and not redeemed properties will be sold at the courthouse door. Interest at nine percent and costs will be added.

Point Pleasant Ernest Hesson

Public Aid Checks Cut by Ten Percent in July 1945

Robert F. Roth, director of the state department of public assistance, notified recipients that monthly grants will be reduced by ten percent starting with July 1945 payments. The change follows a winter legislature action liberalizing aid to the aged while funds in the treasury are reported as insufficient for current levels.

Point Pleasant State Department of Public Assistance Robert F. Roth Roth

Ivan Young Sues Wife On Cruelty Charges

Ivan Young of Clifton files for divorce in circuit court against Eva Marie Young citing cruelty. Married in 1941 they separated early this month with no children involved.

Ivan Young Point Pleasant Clifton Eva Marie Young

Picnic Dinner Held At Wood Farm Near Harrisonville

Albany page reports a Sunday picnic at the Webber Wood farm near Harrisonville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Earl Hart and daughters Jean and Joan, Mrs Lena Gorslin of Akron, Mrs Mabel Deardorff, Mrs Phyllis Strapp and Patricia Ann, Mrs Ann Walsh of Columbus, Pvt and Mrs Frank Deardorff and Jimmy, Mr and Mrs Frank Radcliffe of Albany, Mrs Ilah Hoffman and daughter Gail, Norman and Delores Wood, with Virgil King as afternoon guest.

Harrisonville Albany Webber Wood Jane Earl Hart Jean Joan Ellen Cummins Reynoldsburg Lena Gorslin Akron Mabel Deardorff Phyllis Strapp Patricia Ann Ann Walsh Columbus Frank Deardorff Jimmy Athens Frank Radcliffe Ilah ,Hoffman Gail, Noriman Delores Wood Virgil King

Canning Center Funds Halted by School Board

POINT PLEASANT The Mason County canning center request is delayed as the board cites a lack of funds in the current year. Officials note taxes for the year ending next June 30 will exhaust finances after essential expenses but discuss state and federal canning programs and Roane County center rules.

Point Pleasant Board of Education Mason County Roane County Spencer jHoor

Betty Bell Photo to Front Beam Cover

Betty Lou Bell daughter of Mrs. George Sprenger will have her picture on the front cover of the August issue of The Beam published by Sylvania Electrical Products Co. Her likeness was chosen from all company plant entries. Bell, a high school senior, active in activities and Harvest Queen last year, recently returned home after an appendectomy at Holzer Hospital. She has worked at the local Sylvania plant since May.

Point Pleasant Betty Lou Bell George Sprenger Sylvania Electrical Products Co New England Miss Bell Holzer Hospital Sylvania

Kiwanis Tour Planned of West Virginia Ordnance Works

Members of the Kiwanis Club and guests will tour the West Virginia Ordnance Works this evening after dinner at the Moose Club at 6 15 o clock.

Point Pleasant Kiwanis Club West Virginia Ordnance Works Moose Club

Five Hundred Club Hostess and Heights Choir Outing

Mrs Cary hosted the Five Hundred Club at 1106 Viand Street with Mrs A L Ressiter of Detroit winning high score. The Heights United Brethren Church young people choir later enjoyed Wiener treats and singing at the Gaskins home on Jericho Road.

Point Pleasant Cary Howard Rayburn Viand St A. L. Ressiter Detroit Bess/ Siter Seaving Nelson A. Park Walter A. Windsor Milton L. Miller Gertrude Halliday Harry D. Roush Homer Martin Main St Mrs. L Gaskins Jericho Road

Mrs. Bradshaw to Attend Shop School

Mrs. Mar selline Bradshaw owner of the La Mares Beauty Shop on Main St will travel to New York City this weekend to attend the summer session of the International Beauty Shop Owners School at the Claridge Hotel on 44th Street and Broadway. The program will be led by prominent hair stylists from across the country.

Point Pleasant Marselline Bradshaw la Mares Main St New York City International Beauty Shop Owners School Claridge Hotel 44Th St Broadway

Ohio Scions Press for Tuberculosis Care Upgrades

In Cleveland and across Ohio lawmakers face stubborn resistance to improving tuberculosis care facilities. Dr. J B Stocklen criticizes state ranking, saying Ohio is 45th in expenditures per TB death and condemns the lengthy disgraceful record. He writes to State Senator Metzenbaum urging action.

Ohio Cleveland J.B. Stock Stocklen James Metzenbaum Ohi

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