Green Valley Grange Meeting Notice
A regular meeting of Green Valley Grange will be held on March 14. First and second degree practice will be conducted.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
12
A regular meeting of Green Valley Grange will be held on March 14. First and second degree practice will be conducted.
McARTHUR Ohio To Common Pleas Judge Arle L Chatfield will appoint a new prosecuting attorney for Vinton County to fill the unexpired term of the late James W Darby The veteran jurist died Friday and had been elected to serve until late 1948 Only four lawyers in Vinton County besides Judge Chatfield are eligible for appointment The prosecutor post pays 720 a year.
Funeral services were held March 11 for Mrs. Sarah Frances Johnson 82 who died at her home Chillicothe Route 2. Born November 13 1864 she was the daughter of James and Catherine Jordan. She is survived by her husband Isaiah Johnson and one son Howard Hart Dayton three brothers John Jordon Dayton Charles Jordon Columbus Ambrose Jordon Xenia and Mrs Mary Rutherford Columbus. Rites were at Goshen Run Church with Rev Herman Hollis officiating burial at Londonderry Cemetery.
Auto tag sale opens in Vinton County with new green license tags bearing white numerals. Mrs Ralph Wortman operates the sole truck tag agency at Reese garage on South Market St in McArthur. The year’s series starts Y-51-R diverging from Y-51-Q in prior years.
The village of McArthur opens its new brick McArthur Frozen Food Locker Plant on Monday. Owner Earl H. Smith announced the business and the building on Route 50 west of town will be open for inspection Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Vinton County Conservation Association will meet in the McArthur courthouse at 7 30 p m on March 20 to hear public input on state fishing regulations.
Mrs. B. J. Redmond visited Charles ton on business. Pfc. Charles Varian is ill at his father’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cartwright went to McDonald Ohio due to their son in law’s illness. Lessie Lucy and Ivy Sleeth spent a weekend in Huntington. Mrs. A. B. Woodrum returned from Canton for her nephew Rolland Meeks. Mrs. Theodore Riley has improved after illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Raybould of Mason were guests here on Wednesday. Charles Cartwright Glen Cartwright and Clifford Johnson are in Columbus on business. Ed Compson returned from Kentucky trip.
Dundas hosts an old fashioned Pie Supper Tuesday at 7:20 am at the Dundas School to raise money for school equipment. Women are asked to bring pies. Local social notes include visits among families from Jackson Oreton Hamden Chillicothe Radcliff and Radcliff.
Mrs. Elizabeth Green 74 of Creola died at her home March 7 at 7 p m. She was born in Kentucky Sept 1872 daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth Hollingsworth. Survived by children Bessie Littlejohn Leslie Don and Mildred Hoy, brothers Cass Hollingsworth and others. Services March 9 at Creola Christian Church Rev J P Daub. Burial Elk Fork Cemetery by Wrightsel Co McArthur.
Three couples received marriage licenses this week in Vinton County. Francis Harkless 18 of Chillicothe a shoe worker and Opal Remy 17 of Ray a student were issued licenses March 1 and married March 8 by Rev. Clyde A. Walter Wellston. Elmer Queen 19 of Carpenter a lawyer and Delores Burley 17 of Zaleski a student were issued licenses March 3. Roy Bevard 17 of Mc Arthur a lawyer and Eileen Morrison 16 of McArthur a housekeeper applied March 11.
McARTHUR reports three deeds transferred this week in Vinton County. R. E. and T. L. Webb sell part of lot 15 in Hamden to Paul and Grace Ward. Minnie L. Peck Teeters deeds 53 acres in Eagle Township to James Patton. Claude M. Herrold transfers 5 acres in Elk Township to S. H. Ogier. All dates shown March 4 to March 11.
Dr. F. W. Taylor of Columbus will join the Chamberlain clinic in McArthur on Monday. He previously spent a month at the local clinic in early winter and will assist in making house calls.
McARTHUR Sheriff William Brown and Deputy Wayne Weese finished an FBI training program in Jackson on Tuesday night. The session covered arrest techniques prisoner interrogation report writing burglary investigation and traffic control.
Two McArthur men were discharged this week from the Army. Pfc. Edward E. Fee of McArthur, discharged at Ft. Dix New Jersey on February 23, and Pvt. Glendon O. Wise man of Hamden Route 1, discharged at Ft. Benning Georgia on March 11.
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