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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

3

Stronger Parking Law Okayed at Point Pleasant

Point Pleasant City Council met with John Brown presiding in Mayor Krodel's absence. The parking ordinance was strengthened by amendment requiring violators to report to the mayor within 48 hours or face arrest. The council also approved bond deposits by First Huntington National Bank and Bankers Trust Co. to secure $220,000 for floodwall project funds.

Point Pleasant John Brown B. W. Krodel F. G. Musgrace Dr. E. McFlfresh Claude Cheesebrew Thomas Reynolds, Jr Frank Taylor C. H. Quillin Virgil Sutton First Huntington National Bank Bankers Trust Co New York Huntington Bank

Roush Named Cashier at Mason County Bank New Haven

Directors of Mason County Bank New Haven elected Ottie C. Roush cashier to replace M starry L Dyer who organized the bank and served as cashier since 1920 until his death last week. Roush has been assistant cashier since 1923 except five years as cashier in the state tax commission in Charleston. Isabelle Hart and Charles R Ord became assistant cashiers. Donald G Gibbs hired as bookkeeper. The board authorized the semi annual dividend for June 30 and reviewed bank quarters improvements with the architect.

Foint Pleasant Mason County Bank New Haven Ottie C. Roush M Starry L. Dyer Roush Charleston Isabelle Hart Charles R. Ord Donald G. Gibbs

Vacation Bible School Closes Friday at Point Pleasant

The Vacation Bible School will close Friday after two weeks of study. Rev. O. C. Landrum, director, says attendance averaged about 300.

Point Pleasant O. C. Landrum

Roma Wine Cooler Recipe Card

A promotional recipe card instructs mixing ROMA California Dry Vermouth with cracked ice and a lemon twist to make a ROMA Summer Martini. The method includes stirring and straining into a large glass, plus serving with cracked ice, an olive, and ROMA branding.

America Roma Wine Co Hobart Building San Francisco 4 California ROMA

Meeting Set To Discuss Fourth of July Celebration Plans

A meeting of the executive committee of the Volunteer Fire Department is called for Friday at 7 30 p m by Carl E Smith executive director of the forthcoming July Fourth Celebration An effort aims to include every club lodge and organization in the city as the event is a community affair Smith will present a budget and plans to cover costs and seeks suggestions and questions from interested parties and asks unrepresented groups to send representatives to avoid oversights

Point Pleasant Fire Department Carl E. Smith Smith

Pool Slated for Opening On Sunday

POINT PLEASANT the city pool plans a Sunday opening after delays from May 30. Work includes interior painting to finish today and filling Friday and Saturday. Kiwanis sponsors and Key Club ticket sales coordinate. Robert Ferguson and Garrett Green lead with Don Smith and Clem Jamison.

Point Pleasant Don Smith Robert H. Ferguson Garrett Green Clem Jamison Kiwanis Club Jamison Robert Adkins Billy Bardin Jim Ferguson Joan van Horn Janet Wears

Church Men To Meet In Point Pleasant

The Rev. C. G. Billups will address a gathering of Presbyterian Church men in Point Pleasant after a 6 30 p.m. dinner Thursday evening.

Point Pleasant C. G. Billups The Presbyterian Church

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