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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
2
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Gallipolis voters see a largely stable teaching roster with a new high principal to be elected. The Kananga School vacancy may be filled at a special board session. salary talks and bus transportation also on the agenda. Enrollment rises to 1390 pupils, 1457 this past month, with 125 more due to war defense workers.
Sugar rationing for canning ended at the courthouse in Gallia County Tuesday night and will resume in county community centers on Monday. E G Royer says canning sugar certificates are issued at Rio Grande and possibly other sites to meet the strawberry emergency with courthouse as main issuance point. Rural principals and designated personnel will visit the county agent's office Friday and Saturday for supplies and instructions and centralized high schools will serve as headquarters.
Point Pleasant Water and Light Co a subsidiary of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co reportedly plans to sell its Mason and Jackson county properties to Appalachian Power Co. Pending approvals from West Virginia Public Service Commission the Federal Power Administration and the Securities and Exchange Commission the deal involves transmission lines stations and distributing systems across Southern West Virginia Western Virginia and Eastern Kentucky.
In Gallipolis wild root gatherers earn two to five and six dollars daily as local dealers buy medicinal roots. Gin seng futures plunge to two dollars due to export hurdles to China and Russia. Yellow root brings 2.50 per pound, mayapple wild ginger and bloodroot climb to eight cents per pound, up sharply.
H Bion Bradbury, longtime teacher and former county schools superintendent, begins a two year term as assistant to Superintendent J D McKinley at a salary of 1800 dollars annually. Bradbury previously served as principal of the Mercerville schools.
Rev. J. L. Stephenson, retired Methodist minister from Bidwell, will conduct Sunday worship at Grace Methodist Church while Pastor Rev. W. Scott Westerman attends the Ohio Conference sessions in Springfield.
Gallipolis social column reports Morfield Advisory Council meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Maurice Thomas with devotion led by Mrs C V Ward. A wiener roast and swimming party occurred on Campaign Creek with local youths listed as attendees.
Gallipolis reports about forty married couples and more likely applying for positions at the Children’s Home. A civil service exam is set for June 26 at the courthouse. preferred candidates are ages 30 to 50 with child training, farm and home management knowledge, and health certificates. Salaries are $60 and $40 monthly with full maintenance. R. O. Gilmore, a board trustee member, leads the home temporarily until posts are filled.
May business was brisk in probate court as 290 persons sought birth certificates or corrections in registrations, netting the county 418 dollars. Fees for 150 marriage licenses totaled 300 dollars, with other court fees adding 106 dollars, bringing the month’s grand total to 825 dollars.
Licensed to wed John A. Evans 21 and Josephine Evans 21 of Point Pleasant. George M. Snodgrass 55 and Goldie May Epling 40 of Cheshire. Charles A. Persinger 21 and Eva M. Worksm an 21 of Poca West Virginia.
Arnold Spurlock a 15 year old resident of Addison Township is hospitalized for head injuries from a horse kick. One eye is said to be affected by the blow.
Gallipolis residents heard a three minute fire whistle at noon to test air raid readiness. The drill site is the state hospital boiler room. Officials fear the test may not reliably signal. a city blackout planned Friday will restrict lights and traffic.
Social notes from Pt Pleasant recount a Viand Street shower for Miss Sally Lou Musgrave ahead of her June 10 wedding to John William Steenbergen. Attending guests include Mrs Clyde W Tallman of Charleston and numerous local residents as roses and lilies decorate the rooms.
C W Winfrey and James E Spicer of Eccles were arrested for drunkenness over the weekend by Officers Morrison and Redman. Virginia Doss appeared in Magistrate Sam Taylor's court charged with drunkenness and fighting and was fined 15 dollars and costs. her mother paid the sums and she was released. Ed Juhling of Hartford underwent a major surgical operation Tuesday at Holtzer Hospital. his condition was reported satisfactory late last night.
Residence once owned by the late T. C. Thomason on Court Street has been sold to Robert Rees. Rees runs an adjacent auto service station and plans to convert the structure into apartments.
Gallipolis filing states Marvin Thaxton seeks divorce from his wife alleging repeated interference by her relatives and final desertion from the home, with no further details provided.
Members of the Gallipolis Baptist congregation are called to a special assembly at 7 30 this evening to vote on a permanent pastor. The session is expected to name the new pastor.
Jesse McGuire a farm laborer is charged with neglect in a divorce petition filed by his wife. They are parents of two children. Notice of appointment Foster B Cornwell Athens Ohio Special Counsel for Thomas J Merbert Attorney General has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Lillie Hunter Waterloo Township Athens County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated May 9 1942. Francis White Probate Judge of said County.
Local weather observer E C Winger reports temperatures above 90 degrees since May 28 in Point Pleasant. The week brought a high of 93 on Monday and 92 on Tuesday, with this year’s peak reaching 95 on May 1.
The City Council granted Marks Brothers permission to present carnival attractions from June 29 to July 4. Harmon Field is the likely carnival ground. Attending officials included Mayor Krodel, City Clerk Bradshaw, City Solicitor Johnson, and council members Melrose Hardin Quilin Cheesebrew Gaskins Riffle Oliver.
Mason County wool growers await inspection by a state Extension Department specialist at Union Station siding. The 1942 clip will be loaded directly into a freight car under supervision of county agent C. C. Anderson.
In Point Pleasant nearly all soldiers were at a banquet when a robber entered a downtown office and seized a money bag about $300. The money later recovered and shots fired in the alley behind the barracks. A man in uniform was reportedly disarmed at the clubhouse amid confusion. Investigators, possibly federal, were on the case.
The observation notes that bats produce a single offspring and carry it with them, highlighting their altricial reproduction and prolonged maternal care.
An old advertisement asserts itchy pimples ruin romance and promotes Peterson's Ointment for quick relief. It claims the product soothes eczema, red blotches, and irritated skin, with a money back guarantee after one application. It also touts foot soothing benefits.
Point Pleasant reports two births at the Eshhenaur Clinic. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Nog Leon weighs ten and a quarter pounds. A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Rep. Ferry weighs eight pounds four and three quarters. Dr. reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gaskins, Helen Elizabeth as mother.
The Cab Gas Company's No. 1 well on the Daniel Matheny farm four miles east of Leon was reported drilling at 800 feet at the week end. Early difficulty in setting the first string of casing appears to have been overcome.
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