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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1958

Page

9

Goodyear Plans Apple Grove Plant Amid Regional Meeting

Goodyear manager J. Dunlavy outlined why Apple Grove was chosen for a new Goodyear film plants including videne and intel products with production aimed by May 1 1959. About 206 workers will be hired and local labor markets and transportation cited. Industry officials from Point Pleasant Huntington Gallipolis and others attended a Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council session at the Moose home.

Point Pleasant E. J. Dunlavy, Jr Goodyear Apple Grove Intel Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council Moose Home Huntington Gallipolis Investi Dunlavy Chuck Blanchard William C. Campbell Fof COVID

Felons Receive Prison Term and Divorce Ruling

Adolph Hannibal pleaded guilty to a felony and was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary in Circuit Court. Ella Craddock Smith admitted resisting arrest and was fined $50 and costs. Judge Oliver D. Kessel granted a divorce to Kathryn Rainbow Bryant from Frederick Bennett Bryant and awarded custody of their two children.

Point Pleasant Adolph Hannibal Ella Craddock Smith Oliver D. Kessel Kathryn A. Rainbow Bryant Frederick Bennett Bryant

Lions Governor Remarks At Anniversary Night

Fred Weimer district governor 29 A spoke at the 10th year charter night banquet in St. Pauls Methodist Church. He spoke on club functions and presented awards. Mueller and States received ten year pins. Charles Hannah was inducted and Lawrence Plants reinstated. The Lion’s Auxiliary installed officers and officers listed.

Point Pleasant Fred Weimer Lions Clubs St. Paul’s Methodist Church Weimer Lions Mueller James States

Mason County Women Active in Farm Bureau

Mason County Farm Bureau Women shift from a male oriented image to active policy participation. Mrs. Gerald Rood chairs Mason County with district contacts guiding resolution updates and the annual membership drive. The Fourth Annual Custard Pie Baking contest aligns with National June Dairy Month, with county and regional bake-offs scheduled in June and July.

Cabell Lincoln Mason Putman Wayne Mason County Gerald Rood B. Rood Letart Farm Bureau Appalachian Electric Auditorium

Circle No. 1 Reflects Year With Supper and Dues

Members of Circle No. 1 at Walton Memorial Methodist Church held a covered-dish supper in the church dining room marking the year’s end. Mrs. C. E. Leeson spoke on the Past President's Dinner and Mrs. Roff Twiggs was named dinner chair. Dues were collected and year’s projects closed with remembrances given to each member.

Ravenswood Circle No. 1 Walton Memorial Methodist Church C. E. Leeson WSS Roff Twiggs Marshall Delaney

Ravenswood Valedictorian Accepted to Air Force Academy

Darry Fox valedictorian of Ravenswood High School has been accepted to the U S Air Force Academy in Denver Colorado. He is to report June 27 after leaving Ravenswood around June 22 and will train for four years to earn a first lieutenant commission and three years of service.

Ravenswood Darry Fox Darrell Fox U. S. Air Force Academy Denver Colo Air Force Academy Washington Fox Air Force Base

Mason County Land Transfers Show Real Estate Shifts

A sequence of land transfers records numerous Lewis and Waggener district properties. Transfers include Mason Realty to the Vaughns, Hudsons to Hudsons, Edgells to Love, and others, with several to school boards and individuals.

Mason County Mason Realty Gene and Nina Vaughn Lewis District Dewey Cassie Hudson George Bessie Hudson Waggener Dudley Oma Edgell Harry and Mae Love Cooper Van Georgia Robbins Donald Mary Norville Lewis Clephas Edna Wray Board of Education Hannon Alber Mary Keefer Cologne Delmar Iva Wheeler W. J Elizabeth Rollins Kenneth Catherine Rollins Clara Douglas Union Gus Douglas John Anna Kearns James Reba Fields C. O. Jordan Hannan Holly Roberts Carl Betty Irvin Byron Mary Vier Martha Robert Jones Emmons Fay Gibbs Clyde Winfield Virginia Hayman T. R. Stevens John and Mildred Reiser Baron and Delphia Nelson Gus and Anna Douglas Donald Douglas

Women's Club Plans Installation Dinner

Members of the Junior Women's Club plan an Installation Dinner for May 27 at 6 30 p m in the community Building. Officers to be installed include Mrs Paul De Long president and Mrs William B Fleming vice president with other officers listed. The group also organized plans for the State Convention at the Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston May 16 17 attended by Doris Cox and other members. Cox received a past president's pin from the club. A movie Sounds Familiar was shown and a pot luck supper was enjoyed.

Ravenswood Paul De-Long William B. Fleming al Giroir Bill Buffington Eleanor West Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston

Teacher Injured in Class Picnic Fall

Mrs. Ed ward R. Somerville of Henderson, a Central Grade School teacher, was admitted to Holzer Hospital with fractured ribs and a back injury after falling from a wagon pulled by a tractor during a class picnic in a pasture near her home.

Point Pleasant Edward R. Somerville Henderson Central Grade School Holzer Hospital

Local club notes and visits in Reedsville area

Mrs Mary Wallace and son in law R G Mixer were honored with a turkey dinner. Wallace released from hospital and Mixer to depart for overseas service. May 4 H club meeting at president Marlene Bar with Dolores Rise as song leader. Future plans discussed. Cookies and hot chocolate served. Next meeting May 24 at Miss Lucy Kibbles home. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Gibbs of Keno and Mr and Mrs J S Marks. Several local families hosted or visited relatives from Columbus Mansfield Belpre Parkersburg and Alfred.

Reedsville Mary Wallace R. G. Mixer Lucy Kibble Gibbs Keno J. S. Marks B. L. Edwards Hubert Carr Columbus A. J. Cashdollar David Hamilton Mansfield C. L. Harris Harris Route 680 Reedsville-Joppa Road O. T. Lytle Parkersburg Ora Larkins Lillie Smith Belpre E. J. Persons Fisie David Velma Parsons Athens Harold Doster Alfred Judson Torrence Mable Harriman Horace Chaney John Chevalier Lottridge Wayne Chevalier

Nine Fined By Goodwin at Point Pleasant

Eight men and one woman were arraigned before Justice of Peace A. M. Goodwin. Mabel Morrison paid two fines of 10 dollars plus costs for hit and run and no operator license. Dale Shinn fined 15 dollars plus costs for permitting an unlicensed operator to drive. Five others paid 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication. James Hoffman fined 10 dollars for speeding and Terrance Wolfe 25 dollars for speeding.

Point Pleasant Justice of Peace A. M. Goodwin Mabel Morrison Dale Shinn Erwin Woodard Lloyd Neville Lester Young Joseph Neal Herman West James Hoffman Terrance Wolfe

Local Social Roundup and Cherry Tree Note

Danville families hosted and visited relatives in Chillicothe Columbus Malinta and other area homes over the weekend. Swick guests included James Glassburn Paul Swick and Elmer Yarnell with family. A 1952 note recalls the U S National Park Service sending 40 cherry tree cuttings from Washington to Japan after wartime tree losses.

Danville Everett Colwell John Colwell Rex Shenefield James Emmons Chillicothe Jack Spires Walter McCarley Curtis Wooten Paul Feffers Calvin Spires James Glassburn Paul Swick Columbus Elmer Yarnell Malinta Paul Jeffers U.S. National Park Service Washington, D. C Japan Tokyo

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