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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1943

Page

8

Craig Slagle To Command New Group

Gallipolis notes show Captain Craig Slagle to command a new unit with physical exams planned after July 4. Marjorie Rinehart and Nellie Bail volunteer for service, while others file papers. new patients at Gallia hospital include Gary Ellis and Everett Lewis reports.

Craig Slagle Gallipolis Fong Gallipor Craig Dh. Single Ices Marjorie Rinehart Ars Nellie Bail Elere of Courts Inott Beard Polis Hospital

Two Fined In Municipal Court In Gallipolis

In Gallipolis Joe Brown was fined 10 dollars and a court cost on intoxication. Dorothy Younger faced assault and battery charges with fines set by Judge Jane.

Feeetnee Gallipolis Joe Brown William Jones Dorothy Younger Coste Jane Court

Patrolm Gallia State Patrolm Gallia Stat WILL

An article notes upcoming execution by electric chair and lists discharged officers and staff. Names include Flora Twyman Ewington Dewalt Athens and Ruth Fiske Chauncey with reference to Walton area units. State program authority Shelton McCloud is mentioned alongside officers in charge W C Good.

Semias Polle Eervemane D. M. Lama Mix Flora Twyman Ewington Dewalt Athens Washington Ray Hinton Gallipolis Shelton McCloud Logan W. Va Ruth Fiske Chauncey W.C. Good Hart Serg John Fraley Eant J. M. Kratzer

Winter Food Preparation at School Canning Project

Students and staff near Pennny High School organized a beans and greens canning project led by Ms Alice Trot and Mrs Vera Webh. By day’s end 48 quarts of green beans were shelved for next winter school lunches using a pressure cooker.

Tein Grande Alice Trot Betty Ham Vera Daugh Fee Marvel Pendleton Servin Jenking

Rose Pit Held Monday Funeral for Harvey Kinney

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Bethesda for Harvey Kinney, 79, a longtime Walnut Township farmer, with Rev. Dene Rings Cremeens in charge. Survived by wife Rose, son Stephen of Oklahoma, daughter Eth Counter of Monroe, and other relatives. A son Robert is noted as drowned in Sinnemes Creek.

Iernoon Bethesda Harvey Wi" Kine Walnut, Township Dene Rings Cremeens Boar Jehu Bie Monroe Washington Arene Dayton Amirue German Hollow Ubert Syonmmes Creek

McCormick Barn Struck by Lightning

A McCormick barn was struck by lightning causing a fire that started near the loft and quickly spread. The adjoining courthouse building was threatened as bricks fell and smoke filled the area, but no major damage was reported to the adjacent structures.

McCormick

Pt Pleasant Social Notes Honors Surprise Anniversary

Pt Pleasant social items report a twenty fourth wedding anniversary surprise for Walter Sommer of Beech Mill with dinner for family friends. also notes from Point Pleasant personals including residents RE Somersile and Harold Somerville visiting, plus appearances by Attorney J F G Johnson and Deputy Sheriff T E piening at local events and officials from the state health department.

Ye Lamb Meose En Uly Sith Quilin Ida Wallace Oateasee Mia le W. Getty James Hall Han Bamian Wiliam F. Machit Cash” Meadows Richart Meline Melvin Gras William Filson le ‘Thompson Wadear “Thabet John Clay Hutchinson Walter Sommer Beech Mil Mervin Chapman Mire Welty Casey Srm Rudolph Togers Aistead Sommer Point Pleasant RE. Somersile Wwe Netic Sprinse Harold Somerville J F G. Johnnson Washington, D.C Riley. Blessing Charleston T. E Piening MB. Woodward State Health Department

Food Tax Set to Begin July 1 Across State

Statewide food tax takes effect July 1 affecting items like butter flour and eggs previously exempt. The law removes free-list exemptions raising taxes on purchases up to 80 cents per item and applies to retail buyers including education funds and county offices.

Brown Point Pleasant W. F Nual Tnd. Schol Sable Dunkle Board of Education Barker Walden F. Roush State Department Beneft Charleston Counreerage Board” of Education

Board of Education Meets Monday in Point Pleasant

The newly elected board of education in Point Pleasant will convene Monday. Caldwell of the city is the sole new member, with Russell Arkey of Glenwood and EH Burdette of Leon also elected. Holdovers are Henry White of Point Pleasant and Sonn Rice of Graham. A hospital report from the Merlin Hospital in Charleston follows in the update.

Paine Pleasant Aly Caldwell City Russell Arkey Glenwood EH Burdette Leon Henry White Point Pleasant Sonn Rice Graham Nters Hospital Carsatx New York Central Charleston

Newly Elected Officials Begin Terms in Pt Pleasant

City of Pt Pleasant selects new council members E Wothresh James Bo Couch I A McMillin from third and fourth wards N A Oliver Cheesebies Frank Ritfe RM Hardin Denell Durst holdovers remain. Mayor Kradel starts seventh term as council resumes Monday July 8 to take over city government.

Point Pleasant Wlaen iv Anid Sotictor-Tremurer J. F. Johnson Maritime Commission Tis Kode Bradshawe MF Brads CD. Ball Dr. E. Wothresh James Bo Couch Quilim W.G Frank Ritfie Hardin Denell Durst Kradel Claude Cheese Brew Willam G. Darst

Dance at Parish House Draws Notable Local Guests

A Parish House dance Monday evening featured Nancy Ferguson and Patricia Ingraham among the honorees. The event, directed by Mrs. Charles Owens, showcased a decorated room and Cline's Orchestra from Middleport for a formal dance. Chaperones included Mrs. Robert H. Ferguson and Mrs. F. Ingraham, with many young men and dozens of young ladies in attendance. The piece notes later that Lt. John Brown Jr. recounts meeting Bob Adkins in Melbourne and mentions air force duties in Australia.

Nees Mises Antte Lewis Nancy Ferguson Patricia Ingraham Charles. Owis Cline Middleport Mexnewig Robert Ht. Pergusot Ingenham Wert Lance Mary Ellen Gerlach Jenne Ging Lila Anderson Barbara Mith Nancy" Yerges Betty Tayor Polly Filson Anita Anderton Mate Ann’ Glass Rebecca Buell Florence Buell Jacqueline Windsor Nancy Dunn Charleston June Reiker Betty Treadway Eleanor Wilkins Lurs Wartinburg Joanne Kapp Fase Listton Betty Jane Williams Carols Noble Doris ‘Beckett Betty and McCulloch Katherine Brumfield Gallipolis Ruth Potts Grace ‘Aimquint Eleanor’ Wendt Katherine Gibson Joan Parker Alice Slack Delores Wallace Ruth Bel Alice Ann Roussin Eves Cunasant John Brown, Jr Bob

Coal To Meet Fuel Need in Area

Ponte reported from Morgantown that heavy industrial demand may strain West Virginia gas supply this winter. State Geologist R C Tucker notes many homes lack alternatives to natural gas with no chimneys or flues in counties like Tyler Pleasant Ritchie Doddridge Calhoun Roane Kanawha. In Spencer gas houses lack fuel or flues and Point Pleasant sees many apartments heated by gas with no other options.

Kanawha Spencer Point Pleasant

Shortage of Farm Labor Continues in West Virginia

SOINT PLEASANT County Agent C C Anderson says despite recruiting and training non farm labor, shortages will persist in certain areas for seasonal jobs. Ben F Creech suggests farmers pool their own efforts with horses and machinery to harvest May crops, noting unusual methods may be needed to meet the labor gap.

SOINT Pleasant — County C. C. “Anderson West Virginia’ Agricultural Pension Service Ben. F. Creech

Divorce Suit Filed Circuit Court

A divorce suit is filed in the Circuit Court. The report mentions Blanche Wedge and Sonia Lee Spellman, age three, with community details about local clubs and fundraising efforts for a recreation center and church building. The fragmented text references several names and a county agent’s note on cruelty.

Aijimita Club Mier Blanche Wedge Neomi Lewsus Sonia Lee Spellman Sears Nes

Births Reported At Point Clinic

Saint Pleash reports three births at the Point Clinic. Carolyn Maxine, a daughter weighing 1 3 4 pounds, was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Dilcher. A second daughter, weight 6 3 4 pounds, was born to Mr and Mrs John Quellee. Both couples live in the city and the babies were born yesterday. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Byrd Jack, weighing 8 1 3 pounds.

Saint Pleash Point Clinic Daugherer Carolyn Maxine Earl Dilcher Founda John Quellee Byrd Jack Hogsett

To Visit Grandson in Charleston Then New Orleans

Mrs Lemma Burnside deputy county clerk will leave today for Charleston. She will be joined by her daughter Mrs Andrewe Leischman and will continue to New Orleans for a visit with her grandson. Robert Leischman is in military training near that city. They will return in ten days.

Point Pleasant Lemma Burnside Charleston Shere Andrewe Leischman New Orleans Robert Leischman

Rotary Club Activities Review and Installations

Rotary Club activities and the year’s accomplishments are reviewed at Island View Inn during the regular Tuesday meeting. Outgoing president receives the mile stone pin. a new president is installed with a diamond pin. Paul Metlugh of Trenton attends as guest.

Homer Beckett Island View Homer Thomas Milethry Tieckett Rotary Thomas Paul Metlugh Trenton Dayton

Learn of Death of South Point Native Emma Edwards Hise

Mrs Emma Edwards Hise widow of Bath Tiggine died Tuesday in South Points Ironton area. She was the sister of two brothers and was informed by Mr and Mrs R Ruddel Kpolin. Preceded in death by her husband and a son. Burial plans and services pending.

Ruddel Kpolin Emma Edwards

Childers Rites Held at Cheston A B Church

Services for T A Childers 51 of Leon were at the Cheston A B Church Tuesday. He died Sunday at Holter Hospital after long illness. Survived by brother Lawrence Childers of Cheshire and three other brothers and one sister.

T. A. Childers Cheston A. B Leon Holter’ Hospital Mr. Childers Lawrence Childers Cheshire Ster

Second Loan Co. appoints new city office clerk

Peters of Bingen was named as second clerk in the office of the City Loan Guarantee Company. Manager Robert Ruland announced the change. Jeffers succeeds Mrs. Fay Goodhart, who recently resigned.

Engagement of Helen Frances Gow mer Richards

Gallipolis social notes announce the engagement of Helen Frances Gow mer Richards of Rio Grande to James Bruce Fraedrick of the US Army Air Force. No definite date set for the ceremony, expected soon. Helen Frances is a Gallia Academy High School and college graduate. Fraedrick is stationed at Randolph Field Texas after a transfer.

Gallipolis Gow Mer Richards Rio Grande Helen Frances James Bruce Fraedrick US Army Air Force Rich Farts Gallia Academy High School Bylege Chi Harry J. Fraedrick Chic

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