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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
2
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Meigs County groups depart for reception centers in Columbus for Army and Navy entries. The list names selectees passing physicals at Clarksburg, with several assigned to the Navy as Seabees and others awaiting call.
A summer reading club starts Saturday at noon at the Pomeroy Public Library for Meigs County youths. A story hour begins at 11 am and readers who complete 14 books from their grade list earn certificates and prizes. Registration is open any time, and the contest closes at school opening.
Rutland obituary for Charles H. Preston age 82 born slave in Greenbrier County West Virginia. Survived by wife and son Walter. Body at Finstewald Funeral Home to be moved to home Friday. Funeral Saturday at Mt Union Church with interment at Miles Cemetery.
Meigs County households must apply by June 10 to receive War Ration Book HI. Registration is by mail with a blank sent to each home. contact your post office if you did not receive one. One application per household. mail to state center by deadline. Books begin mailing June 20 and may arrive August 1. Separate registrations for boarders or related families at one address. armed forces members cannot register now.
Mrs. Ralph Keuther from Pomeroy spoke Tuesday to Group 1 of the Woman's Association at the home of Mrs. Richard Gormly. Mrs. Reuther reviewed Lloyd Douglas The Robe. Hymnal campaign and new service flag were voted by Worthwhile Class. Margaret Isabelle Stewart and Chappelle Talbott spoke on The Pros and Cons of Hating Our Enemies. Dessert was served by Mrs. Gormly and Mrs. Vroman.
Mrs. R A Miller and Mrs. Washington assisted hosting the Afternoon Circle of the WSCS with lesson on Colombia led by Mrs. Harris and devotions by Mrs. Cook. Families and locals travel for visits in Columbus Parkersburg and Toledo.
Meigs County recorder records show transfers including Buckeye Saving and Loan to Charles and Irene Kessinger in Middleport, McArthur Savings & Loan to Virginia Barnett in Pomeroy, and multiple parcels involving families and firms in Pomeroy, Salem, Rutland, and Middleport. Transactions cover hundreds of acres and dozens of parcels, listing buyers, sellers, and section details.
Sheriff Ralph Welker Deputy Frank Clark and Jewell Chief Walter Wolfe Middleport Chief L B Higgins and auxiliary police hunted in Shenang Springs area for five boys from the West Virginia Industrial School at Lakin after their Tuesday night escape. One fugitive aged up to 21 was arrested by Deputy Clark near the highway. The others remained at large but were not considered dangerous. Sirens wailed as the search spread through Middleport and Pomeroy.
John Talbott of Ripley and Mrs. Fred Healy joined Mrs. Talbott in Athens for Joan Talbott’s ninth grade graduation from Athens schools. Miss Talbott has been active in the school band and musical groups. The Talbotts recently moved to Ripley W Va and plan to return there with Joan for the summer.
A farewell party was held Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roland Spencer for Norman Bill Spencer who leaves today with Meigs County selectees for military service. The event featured a red white and blue theme with dancing cards and games as friends from Pomeroy High School gathered. The group included Barbara Scholl Patty Watson Virginia Gibbs Elaine Young Eunice Hill Jane Clifford Ann Hensley Mrs Truman Russell Earl Denny Jr Robert Hysell Myron Bailey Jack Rosenbaum William Welker Charles Stanley Rodney Spencer and others who presented a gift.
Miss Miriam Blackmore of Hillsboro and her brother H. J. Blackmore are selling their household goods after selling their Lincoln Road property. They will stay in town through the week, and were luncheon guests yesterday of Mrs. Manning Webster.
The community is informed of Carl Duty's death from a streptococcal throat infection after twenty years as a frequent visitor at the Williamson residence. Relatives and friends gather for notices, visits, and multiple social engagements across Columbus, Ced arville, Stoutsville, Charleston, and Lincoln Hill with family and alumni events.
Harrisonville Thread and Needle 4-H Club members pledge to aid the scrap drive. The group met recently and planned future meetings, with refreshments at each gathering and each member serving as hostess. A sewing project was chosen by the girls.
The Pomeroy Board of Education met to discuss repairs for the school buildings during vacation months. Later this month the board will meet to set salaries for staff.
The Middleport board renewed contracts for 1942 43 graduates Flossie Frecker Dorothy Hamm M H Fowler and Lucille Smith for three years. Alvira Jones is hired for one year Virginia Mayes and Grace Anderson also joined as elementary and home economics teachers respectively. The board planned summer repairs.
Pomeroy Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple Tuesday with Worthy Matron Helen H. Nease announcing the annual inspection set for Friday at 8 p m. A 6 30 p m dinner at the Hotel Martin with visiting officer Grace Hutcheson of Dexter City will precede the inspection. Three candidates received initiatory work, followed by refreshments hosted by Edith Bowen and several named ladies.
Funeral services for William Valentine Wickham will be Friday at 2 PM at Finsterwald Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Wickham age 72 died at home on Mulberry Ave Tuesday night. He is survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Mary Hawk, son Elmer Wickham, 11 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. Interment in Beech Grove Cemetery.
Meigs County opens 4-H clubs led by home extension agent Geneva Humphrey Nolan and agricultural agent C. E. Blakeslee. New Girls 4-H Club forms in Letart with Jean Miller president and Dorothy Tuckerman as secretary. Victory Canners includes Evelyn Williams as leader and Betty Bodkins as assistant recreational leader. Boys clubs organize at Darwin Home and Wolfpen Neighbor with leaders and officers named, as plans for future activities and nutrition programs are announced.
Rock Springs Grange meeting at the Grange Hall saw Past Master Fred Goeglein confer the third and fourth degree obligations. Worthy Master Lucille Leifheit named a committee for the Victory Food Production contest for National Grange. Members include Bertha Radford Rhena Yost Emma Hoffner. Clara Miller led a Victory Gardens discussion. Refreshments and games followed. A large Grange presence attended the Rural Life Sunday service at Rock Springs Church, an annual Grange observance.
Word reached Columbus of the death Tuesday evening in Cleveland of William T. Brumley 60 former Columbus resident and retired contractor. Surviving wife Mollie Brumley two sisters J C Hanesworth Columbus and Mrs Charles Cooper Cleveland two brothers Frank Middleport and Fred L Brumley Cleveland Funeral and burial will be in Cleveland.
Doctors warn tired kidneys cause nightly awakenings and daytime fatigue as waste builds up in the body. Symptoms include backache swelling and dizziness while a popular remedy claims to purify kidney tubes and blood, offering temporary relief.
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