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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1941

Page

3

New Pomroy City Solicitor Appointed By Mayor

Pomeroy local attorney F. H. O'Brien was appointed city solicitor by Mayor M. D. Hartley at the regular village council meeting Monday night. The appointment was confirmed as the village had been without a solicitor for about a year. A council vacancy remains after Ray Gibbs resigned to report to Springfield, Massachusetts for service as a machine gun instructor. The first reading of an amendment to the traffic ordinance classified crossing yellow lines as a misdemeanor, replacing prior reckless driving charges.

Pomeroy F. H. O'Brien Pomeroy City M. D. Hartley Ray Gibbs Springfield Mass

Scouts Plan Social At Syracuse School

Boy Scouts of Syracuse Troop No. 45 sponsor an ice cream social at the Syracuse school house Wednesday evening tied to the weekly show. They will sell candy cake and ice cream to raise funds for camping expenses. The troop has already bought a flag pole for the school yard.

Syracuse Boy Scouts of

City Park Projected for Pomeroy

Property between the Courthouse and Masonic Temple has been granted to Pomeroy for a park. Owned by the Masons, the small park aims to serve visitors and shoppers with space for band concerts and outdoor addresses. Local business leaders and civic groups will be asked to cooperate in development.

Pomeroy Masonic Temple Masons

Friendship Garden Club Hosts June Meeting in Dexter

Mrs Elizabeth Harvey hosted the Friendship Garden Club on June 11. The roll call was My Favorite Rose. Carrie Bobo spoke on Garden Roses and won the rose display. Guests included Mrs Emma Harder Mrs Carl Keck and Mrs Grace Burns. A wiener roast followed. Next meeting July 9 at Mrs Alice Houdashelt's home.

Dexter Elizabeth Harvey Friendship Garden Club Carrie Bobo Emily Turner Mildred Nelson Emma Harder Carl Keck Grace Burns Alice Houdashelt

Two Are Fined by Mayor of Pomeroy

Leo Woodard of Hysell Run was arrested by Game Warden A H Joachim on a charge of attempting to take wild game. He pled guilty in mayor's court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Francis S LaRue of Cheshire RD was arrested by State Patrolman R L Greider for failure to display an operator's license, pled guilty, and was fined 10 dollars plus 4 dollars and 70 cents costs.

Pomeroy Leo Woodard Hysell Run A. H. Joachim Francis S. LaRue Cheshire R. D R. L. Greider

Few Attend Circus Killed by Weather in Middleport

Inclement weather kept many away from the first circus of the season at Pythian Park. Attendance was light for both the afternoon and evening shows yesterday.

Middleport Pythian Park

Social notes tease trips and returns across Middleport

Middleport residents report Miss Carla Clark leaves for Gambier for a joint Episcopal conference with Grace Church collaborators. Also scheduled to attend are Miss Roe del and Miss Storey, with Mrs Roe del joining relatives in Newark before Pomeroy. Return notes recount journeys of James Askren and family, Edith Klein in New York City, and many others visiting Columbus, Columbus schools, Morgantown, Ravenna, Zanesville, and Port Washington.

Middleport Carla Clark Gambier Episcopal Churches Diocese of Ohio Southern Ohio Martha Elizabeth Roedel Peggy Storey Grace Episcopal Church J. O. Roedel Newark Pomeroy E. R. Tompkins Main St Edith Klein New York City NYCRR Eva Klein Pearl St Richard Featherstone Ohio State University S. Third Ave Harry Featherstone Charles Bradbury Ravenna Chester Haddox Herman Haddox Charleston Robert Coats Charles Coats Emil Martz Jo Wanda Winchester Ind F. B. Baehler Convoy, O T. M. Baehler la Salle Hotel Columbus Jane Stansbury Catherine Hennesy D. C. Miller Miss Stansbury Miss Hennesy Cecil Horden New Haven W. Va Mary Boggs Morgantown D. S. Harold Lincoln St I. B. Boggs Harold Charles Price, Jr Carla D. Owen Charles Price Lucille Price D. M. Hall of Columbus Hall R. E. McKay A. W. McKay Port Washington Glenn Jarvis Jean McKay H. L. Ward California Joe O'Leary Cleveland Nora O'Leary John Curtis

Hartford Extends Lead in Rainy Valley League Play

In the Ohio Valley Association Hartford leads with one loss in nine, despite rain and player absences. Standings show Syracuse, Stiversville, Tuppers Plains, Racine, and New Era with varied records as schedule skews with rainouts and rescheduled doubleheaders. A game against Syracuse ended 10 0 for Hartford. Stiversville forfeit over Tuppers Plains 9 0.

Pomeroy Ohio Valley Association Hartford Eam W. L. Pet. G.B. Ste Occas Peacine Stiversville Tuppers Plains Syracuse Racine New Era Duckworth

Wedding of Pastor Ralph Zandel Foursome Attends

Members of First Baptist Church traveled to Zanesville on Sunday for the wedding of their pastor Rev. Ralph Zandel and Miss Ruthanna Jasper. Heavy rain and a near cloudburst delayed their return for over an hour. A group enjoyed a picnic supper in their cars.

First Baptist Church Zanesville Ralph Zandel Ruthanna Jasper Harold Hubbard Paul Smart Willis Anthony

Five Hundred Club entertains guests at Barnes home

Club meets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnes with guests Mr. and Mrs. James Eberhart of Springfield visiting Lincoln Hill mayor and Mrs. Malcolm Hartley. High scores earned by Mrs. Barnes and Mr. Eberhart as Middleport personals note returns and visits from relatives in West Virginia.

Five Hundred Roy Barnes James Eberhart Springfield Malcolm Hartley Lincoln Hill Barnes Eberhart

Home-Coming Held at South Bethel Church

TUPPERS PLAINS large home coming at South Bethel U B Church despite rain with a 50 plus Sunday School and a 50 plus basket dinner under the trees. Rev Martin Paxton former pastor delivered the morning message followed by a 1 30 testimony meeting and 2 30 song service led by evangelistic singers from Lancaster. Dr P E Wright gave a Father s Day message and the day concluded with a Children's Day program and an $18 plus offering. DELAY CAMPING TRIP MIDDLEPORT Girl Scouts captain Mrs Guy Reynolds postpones camping trip to next Tuesday for a week at Scout Cabin near Chester.

Tuppers Plains South Bethel U. B Martin Paxton C. E. Wright, Jr Marx Eskew Middleport Guy Reynolds Troop 1 Girl Scouts Chester

Engineer John Boley Sells Pearl Street Property

John Boley an engineer with the NYCRR has sold his Pearl Street property and will relocate to his farm at Kanauga.

Middleport John Boley NYCRR Pearl St Kanauga

Golden Wedding of Parsons Celebrated in Portland

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Parsons of Portland R. D. celebrated their golden wedding with a home dinner. Relatives attended from Racine Akron Parkersburg and Gandeeville among others. An open house followed with gifts and a large list of family and friends.

Portland W. R. Parsons R. D Naomi Joyce Eleanor Parsons Norma Parsons Racine Marie Connell Parsons Parkersburg Ralph Parsons D. D. Bonnette Ronald Lee Florence Barnes Akron Thomas Parsons Marietta Oscar Parsons Homer Theobald and Son Newport Walter Parsons Ada Parsons Mae Hyre Stockport Emma Haire Doyle Parsons Powhatan Point Jarrett Ferrell William Gandee Gandeeville W. Va Helen Norman Elsie Norman W. H. Norman Earl Mooney Henry Ford Parsons J. D. Hoback William Ball Charles Ball P. M. Durst Chester Durst Paul Sayre H. H. Harris Maxine Francis Harris Dorothy Wolfe Roy Casto Esther Price

Zinn Divorce Filed by Wilma Zinn

Wilma Zinn sues for divorce from Norman R. Zinn in common pleas court on willful absence grounds. The couple married April 28, 1937. She also seeks restoration to her maiden name Wilma Cunningham.

Pomeroy Common Pleas Court Wilma Zinn Norman R. Zinn Mrs. Zinn

Trustees attend state convention at Cedar Point

Gilbert Weeks president of the Meigs County Association of Township Trustees and George Hobstetter left this morning for Cedar Point to attend a state convention of trustees. Both are members of the Salisbury Township Board.

Pomeroy Gilbert Weeks Meigs County Association of Township Trustees George Hobstetter Cedar Point Salisbury Township

Lost? Of Course Not. 'I’m Here' Boy Finds Home

Milford Sommers, son of George Sommers of Lower Middleport, was found wandering in Pom eroy Monday night. Police Chief Walter Wolfe brought him to the Town Hall to confirm his identity, and the boy insisted he was right where he belonged. Police Chief Robert Allensworth later returned him to his home.

Pomeroy Milford Sommers George Sommers Lower Middleport Walter Wolfe Wolfe Robert Allensworth

Pomeroy Social Notes Recap of Sunday Activities

Pomeroy society notes recount a wiener roast for Meigs County Children's Home at Federated Church led by Rev. Ralph Kuether and games afterward. Mrs. Avon Jones expressed appreciation. Other items note member movements, JOF Class devotionals hosted by Mrs. Rudisill and Mrs. Roush, July meeting hosts listed, and Simpson Methodist Church board meeting at 7:00.

Meigs County Children's Home Federated Church Federated Guild Ralph Kuether Avon Jones Chester Knight Canton Gilbert Weeks Edward McIntosh Zanesville Harry Davis Lee Rudisill Leverett L. Roush J.O.F Simpson Methodist Church W. Main St Dorothy Radford T. A. Downie Firs. M. D. Hartley C. E. Blakeslee Boney Mitchell Columbus Colorado American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Circle No. 3 Noble Rompel Pomeroy

Taxes Being Collected in Meigs County

Meigs County tax collection for the second half of 1940 is under County Treasurer Lee Archer. The books close September 10 with about $13,000 already collected. Two weeks earlier 176 notices were mailed to delinquent property owners. 45 responded and paid portions of their taxes.

Pomeroy Lee Archer

Pomeroy Library to Expand Basement Book Space

Pomeroy library board approved basement shelves to house a growing county collection. April circulation was 4055, May 2809, with 16 and 111 new books added respectively. Sixty-eight new members joined across April and May, and attendance was 1255 in April and 1179 in May. Evening hours shift to Wednesday and Saturday 6 to 8.

Pomeroy

Licensed To Marry In Pomeroy Probate Court

Recent marriage licenses issued include Paul Barnes 28 and Dorothy Ledlie 25 of Langsville. Also Okey Clary 45 of Ripley West Virginia and Mary Rita Mahler 29 of Pomeroy. Clyde Campbell 26 Nel sonville R D 2 and Lora Jane Lowes 21 of Pomeroy. William Walker 42 Greenfield and Dorothy Kehlmeier 34 Chillicothe. Vincent R Hopwood 21 Mt Vernon and Marjorie Perrin 21 Mt Vernon. Michael Lynch 46 Columbus and Nellie Greene 54 Pomeroy. John H Pullins 30 Long Bottom and Medrith D Wyecoff 21 Long Bottom.

Pomeroy Paul Barnes Dorothy Ledlie Langsville Okey Clary Ripley W. Va Mary Rita Mahler R. D Clyde Campbell Nelsonville Lora Jane Lowes William Walker Greenfield Dorothy Kehlmeier Chillicothe Vincent R. Hop

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Garden Club Harvey Home Court Street Fred Sanders Mer Athens, Ohio Vishnu Uncle Sam Middleport Social Notes James Askren Karen Bellefontaine Askren Chamber of Commerce United States Valley League Agnes Wells R. A. Miller Walter Hayes Mont Melton Hayes Donald Melton Jimmy Elkview Melton Mr. Hayes Betty M Hartinger Violet Hartinger Readers’ Digest Robert C. Tompkins South Bethel Church Armstrong Fidelity Fidelity CO Syracuse, Ohio Mechemi Athens Shoe Pomeroy Social Notes Pomeroy Social Briefs Meigs County Pomeroy Library Flatwoods Mildred Morgan U. S. Mint Priscilla Lane Ronald Reagan Jeffrey Lynn With May Robson Axonena Groucho Gallipolis Dewey Jackson Dixie Electrolux The Gos Company
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