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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1941
Page
10
Fragmentary text from a 7 March entry in the vicinity area offers limited readable details about an event or notice. No clear names organizations places or outcomes are legible.
Acceptances from 18 choirs have been received for a Spring Music Festival at Washington Auditorium Gallipolis on May 4 at 7 30 p m. The program features 350 voices with an electric organ and three sections led by Harold Thompson D Merrill Davis and Mrs George Emrick. Finale by all choirs under W Scott Westerman includes Turn Back O Man Now Thank We All Our God and The Hallelujah Chorus.
Rio Grande College student election ends in a rare tie for May Queen with Grace Bunce and Irene Lewis each receiving 60 votes. Brunet candidates split eight votes. a second polling will be held tonight per student council president Arthur Oldham.
Will of Mrs. C. A. Smith devises her estate including three residences in Gallipolis and a 12 acre plot in Mason County West Virginia to her two sons Dr. Harry Smith of Legion Texas and Dr. L. E. Smith of Gallipolis. They are named co executors.
A combined junior senior and basketball banquet at the Vinton Rural High School Auditorium drew 45 attendees. Blue and gold decor graced the event with a seven o'clock three course dinner served by the Sophomore Home Economics class. Supt J W McGhee led programs including songs, season review, and presentations of letters and awards to players Jack Hargerty Daniel Boyer James Harvey and James Stewart.
Marriage license applicants include Delmer L. Newman 23 and Allie E. Midkiff 21 of Milton, James Decker 22 and Neva Cummings 21 of Columbus, John Shue 28 and Mae Deal 43 of Buffalo, and Gala George 27 with Glenna M. Kemper 24 of Gallipolis.
Gallipolis reports County Agent E. G. Royer returned from southeastern Ohio inspection tour of multiple cities where sites for a proposed egg auction were offered. He says a definite decision will be reached within two weeks with several places offering free sites and cash bonuses.
A home making class for housewives is being arranged in East Gallipolis as a WPA project. It will be taught by Gladys McCoy and will offer cooking and sewing instruction.
The Gallia Baptist Association holds a ministerial meeting at Siloam Church in Guyan Township on March 29 and 30 with Rev. Earl Cremeens serving as moderator.
Following a request from Rev. W. S. Westerman secretary of the Gallipolis Ministerial Association the retail merchants committee of the chamber of commerce voted to observe Good Friday April 11 by closing places of business from 12 to 3 p m Placards announcing the fact will be displayed in cooperating merchandising establishments.
Rev. George R. Brooks of the Cheshire Methodist Church says he is conducting special services nightly until Easter Sunday due to gambling and drinking in the Cheshire community. Rev. A. J. Kestle of the Portsmouth district preaches April 4 and evangelist Rev. Jack Elisberry of Hillsboro will attend the final week of services.
Rev. Vernon Shafer, nine years pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in Wellston, has accepted a call to lead the Gallipolis church of the same denomination. He succeeds Rev. K. F. Johnson who moved to Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Ora Moore and Mrs. Dessie Moore of Crown City attend funeral services for their sister Mrs. George W. Howard age 56 in Proctorville. Mrs. Howard died Monday at her home in Huntington.
Frank Shadrach 31 of Jackson and Donald Oliver 10 of Chapman Jackson County suffer skull fractures in separate automobile crashes and are reported improving at Holzer Hospital.
Hollis C. Johnston appointed executor of Edgar Johnston estate. He has given bond in the amount of 2000 dollars.
Gallia County authorities charge Paul Denney of Bidwell with disposing of a mortgaged automobile. He is held to the grand jury under bond of 200 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Arnie Taylor of Gallipolis Ferry lost their three month old daughter Dottie after an operation in a Huntington hospital.
Dale Jones ten year old Gallipolis Ferry boy received severe leg burns when he came in contact with a brush fire.
Bond set at 500 dollars in common pleas court for John McDonald on forgery charge. He remained jailed after arraignment before Mayor Dallas Kinser. Mayor forwarded transcript to higher court for April term grand jury to be drawn Saturday.
Rang er S. A. Reichley reported 267 visitors registered at Logan Old Man's Cave last Sunday drawing steady tourist traffic to the site.
White Oak Jolly Workers 4-H Club received the club trophy at a dinner meeting for about 30 county 4-H presidents. County Agent E G Royer presented the award to Hilda Nibert, with Mrs Maurice Thomas speaking for members. Eldon Wiseman spoke for the schools.
Gallipolis Ohio Frank R Atkinson 68 former railway agent at Bidwell died Monday night in Holzer Hospital after a third stroke and pneumonia Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Vinton Methodist Church Interment in Vinton Memorial Park He was a Mason and Eastern Star member Surviving are his wife Annabel Lee Dayton a son Glenn L Atkinson Athens a daughter Mrs Viro Reynolds Orrville and a sister Mrs Edward Phillips Bidwell area
Logan society items report a Sigma Phi Gamma meeting at 8 pm with Miss Maxine Notestone leading a business session and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Thomas Walsh bride of January 30. A future Warren charter and Ruth Goodlive as installing officer are noted.
Logan Hocking County will send eight men to Ft Hayes next Tuesday for induction into military service. Five are volunteers and three are selectees. Names include Robert Homer Hillard Laurelville Malcolm B Shupe Samuel David Strous Logan Charles William Kleinschmidt Logan Ernest Perl Ashbaugh Bremen Rt 1 Thomas Jefferson Rush Jr 171 Iron St Logan Arthur James Walters 312 W Main St Logan and John Henry Green 165 Jen nison Ave Logan.
Thursday Club gathered at Mrs. Alice Smart's home with many members and visitors present. A farewell party was hosted for Cloda Settles and Clarence Wykoff, who are moving to Columbus. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Neilie Bond's home on March 27.
Gallipolis notes record several birthday observances including J A Goodin’s 71st at his home near Bladen with many relatives and friends from Gallia County. Additional dinners honor Mrs. Wil lard Call in Adamsville and Mrs. Matilda Hall at Crown City with gatherings, music, devotionals, and gifts. Lewis C Bean resumes studies at University of Michigan after funeral leave for his father Dr L C Bean. Nancy Bean visits Mt Holyoke College for grandfather’s funeral. Betty Bean returns to work in Cleveland.
Mrs. N. D. Carter hosted a tea towel shower Saturday evening honoring the recent bride Mrs. Paul Kerns. After an evening of games, refreshments were served to guests.
Local families hosted and visited over the weekend across Taylor Ridge and nearby towns. Many guests included Mr and Mrs Curtis Kempton and Marylin of Kingston. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Strausbaugh with family in Dayton. Mr and Mrs Evan Davis with Raymond Davis and James Bulloch of Columbus. dinner honors for Carol Ann Smith. and visits from Willard Coey, John McClelland, Elizabeth Harrison, Gerald Bryan and others. A newborn Gloria June arrived March 13 to Mr and Mrs William Coey, with grandparents Clyde Pierce Greens Run and James Coey. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Sam Graves in Columbus.
Mrs. A. S. Lloyd returns home after Columbus visit with ill daughter Mrs. Vivian Dingledine and granddaughter Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans Jr. and Juanita go home to Anderson Indiana after month’s visit with Collins family. Naomi Evans resumes nursing work April 25 after Nashville training. Other visits include Earl Bears family in Bellevue Pennsylvania and Paul ine Beard surgical patient. gatherings with Condee Swisher and Hayward households. Mrs. White returns to Garfield Avenue. Florence Heidorn and Julia Anderson guests. Elliott aids Keefer at home. Hood family in Marietta. Frances Devault leaves Mill Creek for Bible school in Intercession City Florida.
Logan Richards remains in the city jail after an arrest Friday by Police Chief Lew Reynolds in an assault case. No charges had been filed by Tuesday night.
Pioneer Youth of Hocking County will attend a district meeting at Music Hall Ohio University at 3 oclock Saturday afternoon March 29. Director H C Ramsower will discuss Youth and National Defense. Washington County group handles recreation at the Womens Gymnasium. dinner at 615 pm in Howard Hall. Reservations are urged by Thursday evening at the Extension Service Office.
Mrs. Harry Mack of Logan is advised of the death of her brother George Crutcher who died Friday in Winter Haven Florida. The body will be sent to Lancaster for funeral services at Frank E. Smith Funeral Home at 10 a m Thursday with burial in Lancaster. Mrs Crutcher formerly Geraldine Clarke of Logan is a first cousin of Walter Prather of Logan.
Logan Supt. G E Carr will attend a state board of school examiners meeting in Columbus on Saturday. He is to sign 1800 certificates before issuance.
The large shovel funded by the county commission for the high level Gallia Road bridge project is expected to arrive by truck from Marion by the last day of the month. Bids for piling of white red chestnut and black oak in 35 and 40 foot lengths will be opened April 7 with delivery to the Chickamauga Creek site by May 10. About 200 WPA workers will be assigned through the Zanesville office.
Karl Hatfield, son of Sheriff and Mrs E E Hatfield, a Wentworth Military Academy student in Missouri, has been recommended for appointment to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis.
The Galli polis chamber of commerce invites neighboring Chambers of Commerce in Huntington Pt Pleasant Ironton Jackson Middleport and Pomeroy to its annual dinner meeting Thursday night. Tickets are expected to sell out tonight.
Judge W. Rh. White has directed a grand jury to convene April 8 in Gallipolis to review about six cases involving county jail detainees and roughly 20 transcripts from magistrates' courts.
A blaze yesterday at Oliver J. White’s farm near Bulaville destroyed a broader house and about 1000 eight week old chicks. The fire caused extensive damage to the rural property and is under investigation.
Mrs. Irene White of East Gallipolis files suit against Home Insurance Co seeking $800 for her home destroyed by fire in November.
Theodore Shifflet of Glouster Ohio reports dramatic improvement after taking TON JON. He previously suffered gas pains heart palpitations bilious attacks and fatigue with chronic kidney and stomach distress and sleeplessness. He now says he can eat freely and sleep soundly with regular bowels and no further back pains.
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