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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1952

Page

7

Six Month Old Infant Victim of Suffocation

Point Pleasant reports the six month old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Cochran died in bed during the night. The baby was born Sept 3 1931. The mother found him not breathing and summoned Dr R W Henauer. Surviving are the parents, one sister Joanne and two brothers David and Charles of Madison Avenue address. Grandparents from J Hicks Southside N A Crowder Point Pleasant and Charles Cochran. Funeral services set for Monday at Croweral Uo with Rev Keefer officiating. Interment in Sunerest Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 a.m. Sunday.

Point Pleasant James Cochran David Ci R. W.henaur Cochrans Joanne David Charles Madison Avenue J. E. Hicks Southside N. A. Crowder Charles Cochran Mead Yoonl Croweral Uo Pp Keefer Sunerest Cemetery Arthur Diehl Springdale Christy Bletner George Johnson W. Va Melvin Roush Farkersburg Mason County Cenita and Naomu Nan McIntosh Ivan Bus Emogene Crow Margaret Pickens Richard Varian Jim Stewart Joe Elias Emergene Crow Gallipolis Myrtle Lewis R. E. Workman Co. E. Pyatt Frank Oats Elizabeth Charles Barton Henry Koehler Pomeroy vi Diehl Virgil Hereford

Parsons Dies In Cottageville

Louis Parsons 87 died at his home in Cottageville on Friday. He was a retired farmer and is survived by a daughter in East Liverpool Ohio and five brothers including Dave of Leon and George of Ripley. Funeral arrangements are being completed at Stevens Funeral Home.

Point Pleasant Louis Parsons Cottageville East Liverpool Ohio Dave Parsons Leon George Parsons Ripley Stevens

Professor Shoemaker to Speak at Presbyterian Church

Prof. F. L. Shoemaker of Ohio University College of Education will speak at the Presbyterian Church in Point Pleasant on Sunday at 10 am. The event is expected to draw local residents and students.

Smith Rites Set For Monday in Henderson

Mrs. Lillian Smith of Henderson died Friday night after a long illness. Born March 1873 in Gallipolis Ferry, she was the widow of John Monroe Smith linked to the 1915 Cincinnati steamer disaster. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Daugherty Casto and Mrs. McCarley, and grandchildren Fred Schroeder Jack K. Smith Donna and Marsha Daugherty. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at the Henderson home with Rev. C. E Haney. interment Henderson Cemetery. viewing at home.

Point Pleasant Lillian 1

Birth Announced for Henderson Couple’s Son Terry Tee

Me and Mrs Guy Sayre of Henderson announce the birth of a son born Friday morning at their home in Henderson. The child has been named Terry Tee.

Guy Sayre Derson Henderson Terry Tee

Mrs Maddox Celebrates 90th Birthday in Point Pleasant

Point Pleasant honors Mrs. Maddox as the oldest DAR member in West Virginia. The Ravenswood native, born to William and Martha Adams, wed Flourney Maddox in 1885 and lives with her daughter’s family on Ninth Street. She recalls Civil War memories, church service, and a long nursing of family history. Attendants include daughters Mrs. Franklin and Miss Maddox, two grandnieces, and relatives from Ohio and Columbus.

Point Pleasant Medox Fama Josatan Ripley Maddox Jackson County Ravenswood The Daughters of the American Revolution West Virginia Lers John Franklin Thse Bess Maddox Ninth St Leon Maddox Hobey Adams Ohio River Baptist Church

Mason News Street Repairs And Community Notices

Mason residents report street repairs on Roush Miller Adams and Pomeroy on February 16 with work on Fourth Short Brown Center and Third streets the rest repaved Saturday under Mayor John Young. A washer demonstration at Mrs Mario Brinker’s home drew Parkersburg company reps and guests. A truck accident near Fionna's curve caused no injuries. A Seng event at West Columbia Church drew a full crowd. Numerous local residents are listed with visits, illness and travel updates.

Emogenee Crow Mason Mason John Young Charles Edwards Reuben Stewart Roush Miller Adams Pomeroy Short Brown Center Third Mario Brinker Parkersburg West Columbia Freeland Norris Vica Roush Woodrow Foreman Nan McIntosh Ruth McIntosh Elizabeth McIntosh Lena Noble Mary Bush T. BR. Davis Opie C. Cobb Jim King Evelyn Stewart Edith Ingles Kirk Evans

Mason Clinic Admission and Discharges Listed

Admitted patients include Mrs. Maxine Robinson New Mav Mrs. Dorothy Edmundson Langsville Martha Newton Pureroy Dan Rairden Hartford Minter Malden Rutland Donna Jean King Chester Mrs. Goldie Yeager Middleport Mrs Fear Little Rutland Mrs Esther VanMeter Letart Route 2 Mrs Eva M Bailey Point Pleasant Bryan Lee Conker New Haver. Discharges include Mrs. Etta Stewart Williamsline Mrs Grace Brooks Gandee Mrs Marie Dudding Kathleen Arnott and son Ro Eugene Mrs Rose Manley Minter Malden.

Dorothy Edmundson Langsville Martha Newton Pureroy Dan Rairden Hartford Minter Malden Rutland Donna Jean King Chester Goldie Yeager Middleport Fear! Little Esther VanMeter Letart Route 2 Eva M. Bailey Point Pleaseh Bryan Lee ‘Conker New Haver Etta Stewart William Line Grace Brooks I Gandee Marie Dudding Kathleen Arnott and Son Ro Euzene Rose Manley

Pt Pleasant Social Notes Show Reading Club Meeting Menu

Reading Club at Mrs Mae Siath Street met with president Ars Carpenter presiding. Refreshments were served to members including Mrs Jahre Carpenter and others. Dinner plans and program details listed with attendees from local families and neighbors.

Mae i Vera Hey Arsfala Carpenter Sanford Thedes Y Ratherine Marshall Jahre Carpenter AL Bessie Johnson M Ford Pthasdes Rhoades Ales Fucene Sterrett Wolden A. F B.O.W. Laemy Sallate Bar.haath

Four O Clock Club Meets at McCulloh Home

The Four O Clock Club held an evening meeting at the McCulloh home on Main Street. Mrs. C Byers of Baltimore spoke on the parting of Lee and Jackson at Chancellorsville, with president Mrs. Wil l and Meade presiding. Attendees included Mrs. William Male, Mrs. Hollis Bateson, Mrs. B J Sleem bersen, and Mrs. E F.

Main St C. Byers Baltimore Asiurse Will and Meade

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