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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

14

C. H. Varian Dies After Long Illness

Charles Homer Varian age 88 died here Tuesday at 6 pm after 11 years of invalidism. Funeral services will be held at Arnett Funeral Home Friday at 10 am led by Rev. A. E. Tulloch. Burial is in Letart Falls cemetery. Varian, born Letart West Virginia January 12 1854, was son of Plera and Rebecca Varian and moved to Point Pleasant over 40 years ago to run a coal business until illness ended work.

Point Pleasant Charles Homer Varian Arnett Funeral Home A. E. Tulloch Letart Falls Mr. Varian Letart W. Va Plera Rebecca (Sayre) Varian

Cooperation Key in Scrap Rubber Drive Proclamation

Mayor B. Walter Krodel urged full citizen cooperation in collecting scrap rubber for the war. He said this effort could save a life on the fighting front. No rubber collection report has been issued for the city.

Point Pleasant B. Walter Krodel

Obituary Notice of Mr Varian with Nancy Hayman

Mr Varian, formerly married to Miss Nancy Hayman, died in 1931. No children survive. Several nieces and nephews are the only near relatives. He was a member of Trinity Methodist Church.

Nancy Hayman Varian Trinity Methodist Church

Becomes Telegraph Editor at Marietta Daily Times

Ruth Carpenter of Huntington is named telegraph editor for The Marietta Daily Times. She lived in Point Pleasant until 1938, graduated from Senior High School, and recently earned a degree from Marshall College.

Point Pleasant Ruth Carpenter Huntington Marietta Daily Times

Statistics Authority Visits County Clerk

Dr. Frank H. Reeder head of the state vital statistics department met with County Clerk John G. Aten and assistants in Point Pleasant to discuss official business and propose new ideas for records and filekeeping.

Point Pleasant Franklin H. Reeder Charleston State Department of Vital Statistics John G. Aten

Union Chiefs Seek To Force Agency Vote

A two hour conference on the Marietta Manufacturing Co. strike in POINT PLEASANT drew no results. Attendees included state labor commissioner Charles Sattler and War Department representative Major Edward Rehmann. Union leaders aimed to trigger a bargaining election, while the company and CIO charges hindered action. Workers would not return without an election, and no further talks were arranged.

Point Pleasant Marietta Manufacturing Co Jason T. Weissenburger Charles Sattler Mr. Sattler Edward Rehmann War Department Charles Bennett Stanley Warren S. R. Joyner Maywood Boggs A. F. of Martin Bowles A. F L. Attorney Weissenburger Comany CIO Gallipolis Bowles Labor Board

Wil son family plans reunion at Boggess farm

The Wilson family will hold its annual reunion at the Boggess farm on Long Hollow near Flat Rock this Sunday July 5. An entertainment committee has prepared games and contests for attendees.

Alman R. Pepper New York Arthur H. Fenton St. Albans Frank T. Cady Christ Church, Episcopal Wilson Boggess Long Hollow Flat Rock E. Bartow Jones Sandra Sue Charles E. Holzer, Jr Cincinnati Rosanna Fry Kaylong Sheriff F. B. Lieving

Mrs. Sarah Jane Brown Funeral Rites Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Brown were held at 2:30 this afternoon from Arnett Funeral Home. The Rev. C G Billups of Main Street Baptist Church officiated. Burial followed in Lone Oak Cemetery. Brown, formerly of Leon, died Saturday morning at her St. Petersburg Florida home. remains arrived yesterday.

Point Pleasant Sarah Jane Brown Arnett Funeral C. G. Billups Main Street Baptist Church Lone Oak Cemetery

Three Charged With Intoxication in County Jail

Three men were charged with drunkenness and held in the county jail after Tuesday arrests by Officers Morrison and Redman. William Harry Haught of Parkersburg was arrested by state police at noon Wednesday and will be arraigned on drunken driving charges.

Point Pleasant Jim Reynolds Wetzel Elias Morrison Redman William Harry Haught Parkersburg

Two Births Reported at Point Clinic

Point Clinic notes two births in the city. A six pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rainey Randolph. A five and three quarter pound son Charles Douglas to Mr. and Mrs. William Leroy Chattin of Leon. Both were born Wednesday.

Point Pleasant Point Clinic Rainey Randolph City William Leroy Chattin Leon Charles Douglas

Kump to Speak in town this evening

Former Governor H G Kump, a Democratic U S Senate candidate, arrives at noon and plans to address townspeople at 8 PM in the courthouse. Local supporters will gather at Robert P Bell's office, Bell having been state industrial school superintendent from 1933 to 1941, before Kump meets attendees.

Point Pleasant H. G. Kump U. S Robert P. Bell State Industrial School For Boys Kump Bell

Dem Leaders Hear Promised Revelations at City Meeting

The rally drew a large crowd as Mr Kump prepared to expose alleged actions by Gov. M. M. Neely while Neely was anticipated to enter the same primary race for the office.

Kump M. M. Neely

Legion Engages Big Carnival for Week at Harmon Field

Adjutant Bob McGuffin of Mason County Post No. 23 American Legion returned from Fairmont where he engaged Marks Shows Inc for a week long stand at Harmon Field July 6 to 11. The Legion post sponsors the show and has secured a city council permit.

Point Pleasant Bob McGuffin Mason County American Legion Fairmont Marks Shows, Inc Harmon Field McGuffin American Legion Post

Vacations Cut To 10 Days At Ordnance Works

West Virginia Ordnance Works employees in Point Pleasant were informed their annual vacation is reduced from about 25 days to 10 days. The War Department cites the need to avoid overtime payments while supporting a faster war effort during wartime.

Point Pleasant War Department West Virginia Ordnance Works

Cactus Pearls Form on Side Cactus Plants

Curious growths nicknamed cactus pearls form along the side of cactus plants. They resemble oyster pearls and develop to repair injuries caused by external sources.

Undertaker Mervin Chapman Attends State Convention

Henderson funeral director Mervin Chapman attends the three day state funeral directors association convention in Parkersburg this week. Mrs Chapman will join her husband there today for the closing banquet.

Point Pleasant Mervin Chapman Henderson State Funeral Directors Association Parkersburg

Train Schedule Fragments From the Diplomat Daily

Time card lists multiple trains with arrival and departure times including East Bound Diplomat Daily and National Limited services. It shows daily and Sunday exceptions, South and North bound movements, and New York Central South services with various times.

Diplomat National Limited NEW York Central South Pao

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