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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1952

Page

10

Camp Wool marks Athens mustering site in Civil War history

A stone tablet marks Camp Wool on West Athens School campus as the Union mustering point in early Civil War days. Athens County sent about 1000 volunteers in four months while Ohio guards and local companies formed at Camp Wool and nearby sites.

West Athens Central Ave Ohio Benedict Arnold College Green Athens Ohio State Guards of R. A. Constable Ohio Militia Meigs Washington Gallia Marietta Pomeroy Gallipolis West John Wool Jewett Ohio State Guards John M. Dana Dennison Columbus Dover Township Pickett J. C. Stedman Dana Messenger William Looey Smith Athens County West Virginia Wool Marietta & Cincinnati B&o Nelsonville Morgan

Wedding of Janet Wears and Rex Garrison at Main Street Baptist

Janet Louise Wears and Rex Willington Garrison wed in a double ring ceremony at 7 30 p m on Friday at Main Street Baptist Church. Rev John Largant Jr officiated as flowers and music enhanced the event with family members and friends in attendance. The couple plans to reside on Main Street after a wedding trip.

Point Pleasant Main Street Baptist Church Janet Louise Wears Robert Adkins Jefferson Ave Rex Willington Garrison George Garrison Jerrico Road John Largant, Jr William Vanhorn William Hughes S. Kelley Marilyn Easley Juanita William Bardin Mr. Garrison Lowell Allen Richard Thomas Garrison Point Pleasant High School Big Blacks Sylvania Electric Company Vanadium Steel Company Martha Haynes D. C. Dorsey Betty McDaniel

Hundreds line Point Pleasant Armed Forces Day parade

A large crowd in Point Pleasant watched an Armed Forces Day parade led by parade marshal Grover Hite on horseback. The procession included bands from Wahama and Point Pleasant high schools, a high stepping majorette corps, and a variety of military and veteran organization floats and contingents.

Point Pleasant Grover Hite Wahama Ordnance Marilyn Easley R. C. Simmerman Chapman USN Huntington Army Air Force American Legion O. S. Kelly Ordnance Band

New Haven Heights residential project announced near New Haven

Oak Howard Sr plans a road from Seventh Street to his farm the Thomas Capehart place and will construct New Haven Heights with numerous home sites already sold. Mrs J L Stewart hosted the Bend Sewing Club and Mrs Milt Stephan hosted the New Haven Canasta Club with prizes awarded to three players. Mr and Mrs David Fields Jr have moved to Stevenson Alabama for a construction job at a power plant and will live in a trailer. Mrs Eva Layne of Parkersburg visited with brothers Okey and Allen Layne after a winter in Honolulu with Admiral Frank Layne.

J. L. Stewart New Haven Oak Howard, Sr Seventh St Thomas Capehart New Haven Heights Bend Sewing Club A. B. Woodrum L. J. Ruttencutter Milt Stephan Canasta Club James Harreld Bill Horner David Fields, Jr Stevenson, Ala Fields Eva Layne Parkersburg Okey and Allen Layne

Armed Forces Day Dinner Highlights Patriotism and Readiness

About 150 people attended the Armed Forces Day dinner at Moose Home in Point Pleasant. Rear Admiral Seldon B. Spangler urged constant sea patrol and ongoing support for the Navy, stressing patriotism over mere power. Local officials and guests listened as leaders including Col. O. B. Knipp and Rev. W. C. Bowie spoke or led songs.

Point Pleasant Moose Home Seldon B. Spangler USN Spangler Navy Col O. B. Knipp West Virginia National Guard W. C. Bowie Bowie Marion Campbell Gallicouts John Clay Hutchinson Warren T. King C. O. Kell O. V. Knipp R. C. Simmerman H. H. Harmon Frank Haught O. S. Kelly Simmerman Hutchinson

Mrs Milton Lewis Forms Summer Move With Husband

Mrs Milton Lewis Sr of Ohio Street left Sunday to join her husband for the summer. He works in Elizabeth West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mattox and their son Phillip have moved to Chanblee Georgia.

Milton Lewis Ohio St Elizabeth W.va Lawrence Mattox Phillip Chanblee

Hobson 83 Dies. Bartlett Resident Former Farmer

Bartlett aged 83 IT A Hobson dies at 7 45 am at daughter Edith Burt's home. Retired farmer and oil field worker, birthright Quaker. Survived by daughter Mrs. Burt, son Howard E. Hobson of Columbus, seven grandchildren, two brothers. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Fawcett Stone Funeral Home Chesterhill with Quaker rites. Burial Bartlett Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Tuesday.

Bartlett T. Allen Hobson Edith Burt Hobson Society of Friends Benjamin Maria Son Burt Howard E. Hobson Columbus W. C. Hobson Marietta J. A. Hobson Sheridan Ore Tacle Davis Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home Chesterhill Bartlett Cemetery Friends Carson Oberholzer Clarice and Jolie Hamden Henry Magee Dundas Indian Lake Magee J. R. Bias Bias Harvey Huston James Brown Bobby Newcomerstown Charles McWilliams Minnie Brown Kermit Ward Ralph McArthur Mamie Specht Bernard Griffith Betty June Sturgell Jackson Racine Foster Melvin Ray Hulda Hutt Wellston John Remy Allensville Eub Cr Rew Waldron A. B. Maloy Minnie Gibson

Social notes from Vinton and surrounding towns flash weekend visits

Mrs J Harley Cloud and Mrs Charles Casto spent the weekend in Cleveland for the Lincoln Chapter CES inspection at Lakewood. Numerous local families hosted guests including the Tope Kern Huntley Painter Metcalf and Casto households. A commencement address by Rev Alexander and a tea at the Evans home followed exercises.

Charles Russell Lena Sweeney Byrd Sweeney Athens Walter McCarley Leah Freshcorn Columbus Playford Ewin Byrd Alexander

Local families join Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School Mother’s Day gathering

The Rutland area community attended a Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School event with 142 present. Oldest mother J E Vance received a plant while youngest mother Pauline Keesee got a pot flower. Various families from Rutland Waverly and Springfield visited and several members noted for travel and illness.

Danville Arnold Grate Rutland Karl Vance Karl Waverly J. E. Vance Lowell Vance Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School Pauline Keesee Vivian Coy Earl Gardner

Reedsville Garden Club Meeting Notes and Local Updates

Reedsville Garden Club members recited the motto at a recent meeting marking plans for a June picnic. Mrs Gladys Williams read a poem titled Hobbies, while Miss Kate L Kibble now succeeds the late librarian Mrs Gladys Sisson. A tax receipt from 1895 was found during property repairs linked to John B Bradford.

Reedsville Reedsville Garden Club Gladys Williams Gladys Sisson Kate L. Kibble Savilla Barnett Lillian Pickens A. J John B. Bradford W. M. Hartinger Naomi Chevalier Lancaster Minnie Chevalier George Reed Susie Kerwin Eden H. E. Kibble Leslie Robinson Canton L. B. Sisson Grace Pickens Ohio University Lucy Kibble

Hamden Community News and Obituary Summary

Visiting relatives and school events highlight Hamden notes as May activities unfold. The community bids farewell to Ada Gaines Waldron 43 of Hamden, with details of family survivors and a local EUB Church funeral.

Cincinnati Market Hogs Cattle and Prices Report

Salable hogs 2500 opened moderate activity with barrows and gilts up 50 cents. Hog prices per weight: 180 to 225 lbs 22.50, 225 to 250 lbs 23.25, 250 to 300 lbs 21.75 22.50, 160 to 180 lbs 23.00 23.25, 140 lbs 19.00, over 300 lbs 19.50 20.50. Sows up to 50 cents higher 17.00 19.30. feeder pigs 140 lbs 20.00. Cattle 900 with calves 250. slaughter cattle steady to strong. yearlings mixed up to 50 higher. Yearling steer 25.00. 800 lb mixed yearlings 34.25. good to choice steers 32.50 24.00. 750 lb heifers 33.75. vealers 37.00 top. commercial to 36.00. cows 17.75 24.00. bulls 27.75 28.00. Sheep 100, generally steady. prime lambs 31.00. choice 30.00. ewes 8.00. Eggs 40 44 cents for U.S. A. wholesale butter 61 cents. Potatoes 4.21 6.11.

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