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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
11
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Gallia County faces possible closure of its Red Cross headquarters if the war fund drive fails. Chairman Edwin Higgins warns that less than $2,000 of a $10,000 quota is raised with limited time left. Losing the chapter would remove the Home Service Department aiding about 1,200 county service members and families.
Gallipolis social items note Emanon Club meeting at Mrs. Max Bunce home with by-laws and a birthday party planned for April 1 at Miss Lucille Smith's home. Readings on And Now Tomorrow by Rachael Field noted. Probate Court in Athens County issues include administration accounts and public sale of Chauncey area real estate with mineral rights, set for March. Public notices also outline a case sale in partition and required exceptions.
The John W. Lane ferry was bought by John Everett Evans Jr. for 6667 dollars, the sale taking six minutes with Evans the sole bidder. The package included the ferry, its franchise dating to Virginia rule, and landing floats on both riverbanks. Gallipolis residents will decide if the ferry operates. if not, Evans will remove it. Administrators were Henry W. Cherrington and F. G. Musgrave. Col. H. B. Ecker served as auctioneer.
Seven Gallipolis nurses joined the Ohio State Nurses Association gathering at the Betsy Mills Club in Marietta on Thursday evening. Attendees included Elizabeth Connelly Naomi Evans Margaret Jones Margaret Bradbury Loretta Franz Ruth Root and Hazel Richards from Holzer Hospital.
Funeral services for Mrs. W. Gomer Jones were held Thursday at the family home, with the Rev. James M. Lane officiating. Burial followed at Mound Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Clarence McLeod Willard McLeod Norman McLeod Nelson Wheeler Merv McCormick and William Bur.
Two murders, in jured in separate accidents, were among the new patients admitted to Holzer Hospital Wednesday and Thursday. They were: Eldon Wells, 32, Radcliffe, whose condition was reported as good, and Jerry Thacker, 43, Ewington, R.C. 2, who was brought in Wednesday. He had been almost buried by a flat fall in the No. 10 Mine of the Reed Coal Co., at noon Monday.
Fifteen Gallia County men were rejected for military service after failing examinations at the Army induction station in Clarksburg West Virginia on March 16. Names include Charles W. Eads Jr Roy A Sher ritt Willard Harbour Francis S LaRue Kenneth B Law son Willard W Wood ruff Ronald D Barnes Donald O Stewart George A Easter Clarence E Springer Herman L Campbell George W Shoemaker Harold K Petty and Frank Brewer.
GALLIPOLIS The War Production Board in Washington has rejected the citys request for priority on electric motor repair parts for the water works. City Manager Stewart Clendenin, who had negotiated with agencies since weeks, received a March 16 letter countermanding a February 25 telegraphed order approving the purchase.
Mrs Myrta Titus Smith 63 widow of Theodore Smith Langsville R D died at home Thursday She was born June 2 1880 Pomeroy Her survivors include Titus Max Smith Thelma Nelson Mildred Norris Garnet Swan Helen Woodall Vivian Stephenson Warren Edgar Smith Giles Smith and Bill Titus Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm at Salem Center with Rev J E Buckley Rutland presiding Interment will follow at Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy
Radcliff social items report births in Columbus to Mr. and Mrs. Hocter and to Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Dodrill, with grandparents named. Servicemen visits and transfers noted include Cpl. Hubert Camp, Pvt. Sanford Kinnison, and Gale Morton. Education staff changes mention Lester Cooley becoming high school principal. local tournament results list Corning winning and Vinton Rural, Middleport, Thornville, Rockbridge outcomes. Mrs. Otho Gregory and Violet Baird travel to visit Pvt. Orlin Gregory at Buckingham Field in Florida.
The Mason County area including Graham Station buzzes over a rumored war plant to be built near Graham Station. Local politicians express cautious belief amid no confirmed information. Land options and renewed activity near Graham Station raise speculation of a shell loading plant, though engineers say no plan exists.
A weekend of social events in Carpenter includes a birthday social at Carpenter Church on Saturday, with Sunday School at 10 and services at 11 led by Reverend Crabtree. Mrs. Ora Nelson hosted a March 14 dinner for relatives and friends. other gatherings feature Mrs. Earl Nelson’s birthday dinner, visits from families in Westerville and Columbus, and school activities with Harold Pickering teaching at Columbia and Harrison schools.
Army engineer officials in Columbus plan leases to farmers on about 300 acres of land in the West Virginia Ordnance Works reservation north of Camp Conley. Former owners are given first opportunity to lease for one crop year. Land includes sites once owned by Somerville and Vaught families and lies outside the ordnance plant fence.
Mrs J M Hensley of Hartford dines with Mr and Mrs T E Blessing in Pt Pleasant. County Agent C C Anderson ill at home in Gallipolis. Harry Childers, farmer south of Kanawha, to Holzer Hospital for observation. Mrs W H Vaught visiting brother Gary Hogg in Lewisburg. Hogg is Democratic National Committeeman from the state. George E Childs reports from Jacksonville Fla to return about April 10 after witnessing a ship launch before 20 000 people and street coons and oppossums. Mrs Hills Townsend returns to Charleston after visiting her mother Mrs John J Dower Sr. John J Dower Jr ill with influenza on Viand St.
Clarence Henderson as administrator sues F. A. Davis Frank Barnett Barney Morris Bill Barnett and unknown heirs of Lewis Barnett deceased to settle the Barnett estate. No personal property found but Lot 10 Block E Point Pleasant Manufacturing Co Extension Co fronting on Ohio St is listed as estate asset. Two liens totaling about 250 dollars recorded for F. A. Davis and sale of the property is requested. William H. Bardin is attorney for the plaintiff.
Point Clinic reports the birth of two daughters on Thursday morning. Nancy Joan Cornell weighed 5 pounds 3 and 4 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornell of Buffalo. A daughter weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Keener Sr. locally.
The Concord Ladies Aid Society met in Henderson with Mrs O J Byus hosting. President Mrs Harry Childers led a brief business period followed by a social hour with refreshments for Mrs Childers Mrs Leonard Byus Mrs R L Burks Mrs Mer vin Chapman and guests Bobby Joe Chapman and Bubby Byus.
The Bank of England faces possible limits on public beer sales without a license, with auditors noting its charter could also allow pawnbroking. The debate centers on whether brewing falls under its sanctioned activities and how broad the charter remains.
Gallipolis ledger notes nine new officers nominated for the Forty and Fight Society of the American Legion Lafayette Post No 27. Installation planned March 28 with Merle A Johnston visiting. Charter members listed. in addition a property sale nearby cites two homes and five acres sold for about 4000 dollars to L C and Bertha Baylor by M N Vance Addison.
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