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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
3
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The Pomeroy area endured a second damaging rain and wind storm in eight days causing widespread destruction. A Baptist Parsonage tree fell, damaging the home and injuring no one, while downed wires and shattered glass disrupted streets. Moderate damage also occurred to structures along Ave and at the Sugar Run area with several trees uprooted. In Middleport, only heavy rains and washouts were reported amid ongoing confusion as residents sought shelter.
Syracuse Garden Club members met Monday evening at the Presbyterian Church with hosts Mrs. Thomas Clark Mrs. Roscoe Bardin and Mrs. Duckworth arranging the program business session led by Mrs. Frank Capehart. A new member Mrs. Sadie Thue joined. Prizes for summer flower arrangements went to Mrs. Pearl Grimm and Mrs. Roscoe Den.
Major Cedric Clark, former Meigs County Common Pleas Judge, has been registered with the Eleventh Class of the Judge Advocate General School. The Michigan Daily notes his outstanding wartime service with the Purple Heart, foreign service ribbon with three stars for St Mihiel Argonne and Ypres Lys, and his plans for foreign service this year. Mrs. Clark has received photos of him with classmates, and he awaits a July furlough after assignments of importance.
Mr and Mrs Webb Hall of Rutland attended the funeral in Elyria for Mrs Robert Buell Grace Hall widow of Robert Buell a former Pomeroy resident and daughter of Zelda Deem She lived on Butternut Ave and worked as a compositor for the Independent newspaper before the office moved to the opera house She is survived by her husband a son Robert Jr and a grandchild.
Middleport groups discuss Lloyd Douglas review of The Robe at a year end gathering led by Mrs. Ralph Reuther and hosted by Mrs. Sherman and others. Various church groups close summer activities as members travel, visit, and announce births and family news across the area including Batey and Husband families and local officials.
Glenna Rummel will be commissioned Envoy in charge of the Pomeroy Corps at a Salvation Army service this evening at Condor Street Hall. Major Harold A. Zeally and divisional staff from Cincinnati will lead the service. Ray Wining, Clara Custer, Eloise Adams, and Mrs Bertha Custer will receive commissions of various rank. The public is invited.
Meigs County 4-H groups held meetings at school and grange halls. New committee appointments were made for the next session and plans included a summer camp and service efforts. Members and guests attended as leaders discussed projects and demonstrations.
In Meigs District a service flag for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zwilling of Monkey Run shows four stars for their four sons in the U S armed forces. William and Leo Zwilling are in the Navy, Gil bert is at Camp Lee Virginia, Joe is at Camp Butner North Carolina. Mrs Zwilling subscribes for The Messenger for Corporal Joe. Chief Walter Wolfe reports son Robert Wolfe returned to Great Lakes then sent to the Navy Hospital staff. Ora W Faulk, code messenger, notes he fought in Africa May 8 and survived. James F Russell, son of Lincoln and wife, promoted to Sergeant and stationed in England. Everett Lightfoot from Camp Gordon Johnston transferred to Camp Pickett. Mrs John Brickles learns son William R Brickles transferred to Atlanta.
Fred W. Eiiselstein formerly of Pomeroy now resides in Columbus was appointed principal motor transport expeditor with headquarters in Washington. He has long been active in trucking circles as a director of the Central States Motor Freight Bureau and has ties to the state labor advisory committee and the American Trucking Associations national traffic committee. His wife will join him later in Washington.
Hundreds fill the Meigs Theater for Meigs County Service Men images with prolonged applause. Chief among the heroes is Pvt. Philip Rupe Killinger who died about May 11 in a Japanese prison camp. The show repeats tonight as an added feature.
Lt. (S.G.) Allen Chase visits parents in Pomeroy from Washington D C. Dorothy Chase Waters of Columbus visits relatives. Grace Guild meets at Jacob Hartenbach home Thursday. Ticket sales led by Wilma Roush for church event June 22 at Parish House. New babies named Jimmy Ray and David Leo to Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and Pvt. Leo Martin. Various residents travel or host relatives, and Rebecca Association to skip this month with next meeting in July.
Ensign Allan L Jones U S N R graduated from Ohio State University in March 1943 as a mechanical engineer and, after naval training in Tucson Arizona June 11, was ordered to Seattle Washington for duty. His brother Ernest A Jones also a 1943 Ohio State electrical engineering graduate is a research assistant at Ohio State Research Foundation in Columbus. Both are sons of Mr and Mrs Stanley B Jones of East Main Street Pomeroy and graduates of Pomeroy High School.
Shoe merchants of Pomeroy faced a chaotic close to coupon 17 sales as hundreds of customers flooded the shops yesterday. High heat and restless crowds created a trying scene for dealers and shoppers alike in the final hours.
The Common Pleas Court ruling in the case of Raymond Christy versus Mary Christy was upheld by the Court of Appeals judges Roy Gillilan McCarty and Metcalf. Christy was ordered to pay reasonable alimony for her and the child’s support.
An advertisement touts Lavoptik as a remedy for burning eyes from overwork dust or wind with claims of relief and refunds after 28 years on the market. It notes widespread praise and urges purchase at all druggists.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Sisson will be held Thursday at two o clock. She died at her son Leo Sisson in Reedsville after a stroke. The widow of Charles Sisson she was active in lodges and in Church of Christ work. She had lived in the area and recently moved to 8 Third Ave. She is survived by Leo and eight grandchildren.
Young oysters stay in the parent’s shell until hatching, then are expelled into the sea. They resemble small puffs of smoke as they begin life with a fringe that helps propel them through the water in their first hours of freedom.
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