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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1955
Page
3
The Pt Pleasant WSCS meeting at Vaught Memorial Church featured speaker Eric Nystrom. Plans were made for a Friday dinner at Mrs Raymond Adams home with service from 5 30 to 8 20 pm for invited guests. The next meeting is set for August 3 at 8 pm at Mrs Adams home.
The rett reunion held with E. Garrett Jr as program chair elected new officers including treasurer Mrs. miles southwest of Point Barrow. The report notes a temperature of 8 degrees and mentions the next reunion planned for the 4th Sunday in July in Fairbanks with mercury at 3.1 at City Park Parkersburg.
Dennis Alfred Webb, visiting relatives near Buffalo, Putnam County, died after a car crash July 18. The 28 year old former Ambrosia resident had worked at an airframe plant in Chicago and died at 7:55 p.m. Monday at Thomas Memorial Hospital in Charleston. He was born April 12, 1928 in Gallipolis, son of Dalton Webb and the late Madeline Kinwell Webb. He leaves his wife Jeanne Sederberg Webb and three sons Dale, Michael and Lawrence, plus siblings Eugene, Bob of Chicago and Dayton Webb, Jo in the armed forces in Korea. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Mt Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial details not provided.
Martin D. McKinney files equity suit against Redmond Redman over a deed transfer from the late Anna C. Jordan. Jordan died June 7 and, in her will prior to death on June 7, left all estate to Kinney except the property in question. McKinney alleges mental incapacity and undue influence in the signing of the deed to Redmond and asks the court to set aside the transfer.
A campaign to raise 200000 for a new Mason County hospital started with a kickoff dinner at the Moose Home. W. W. Smith chairs the drive with divisions in Mason County and Point Pleasant expected to raise funds through pledges over three years. The effort relies on Hill Burton federal funds and local gifts to place a hospital on Jackson Ave Victory Heights.
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