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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1958

Page

3

Wahama High School Grants 53 Diplomas at Commencement

Fifty three Wahama graduates received diplomas at the Mason County schools ceremony led by Superintendent C H Withers. Co valedictorians Marilyn Foglesong and James Henderson spoke, salutatorian Londa Brinker also contributed, with musical numbers by the Wahama band and awards by Principal Clyde Foley. The baccalaureate featured Rev R L Mahoney and the school glee club delivering invocations and benedictions.

Point Pleasant Wahama High School C. H. Withers Mason County Marilyn _ Foglesong Don Foglesong Mason James Henderson Paul Henderson New Haven Londa Brinker Fredie Brinker Letart Wahama Band Clyde Foley Richard Wright Mason-Clifton Methodist Church Sharon Berry Carol Blake Denver Blake Linda Brinker Daniel Brown George Bumgardner James Bumgardner Marilyn Burns Orville Bush Ann Glee Club Forrest Murray

House of Magic Topic At Rotary Club Meeting

Richard Douglas presented the program at the Rotary Club meeting in the Moose Home. He demonstrated electronic and chemical reaction fields from the House of Magic shown to over 30 million people worldwide. He listed three items to unlock space secrets and urged youth to study chemistry for tomorrow's world.

Point Pleasant Richard Douglas Rotary Club Moose Home Douglas George Hervey W. C. Gilmour Appalachian Power Co Carroll Casto Harry Darnell Eugene Pierce Maxine Walters Mary Hyre Phyllis Miller

New Officers Installed By Ordnance Parents

Ordnance School PTA held its final 1957-58 meeting at Point Pleasant with James Rea elected president and John Hushion vice president. Earl Sturgeon and Eugene Pierce named to finance and playground chairs, while other committee heads were announced and awards given by Principal Walden Roush.

Point Pleasant Ordnance School Pta James Rea John Hushion Forrest Clark George Horcher Walden Roush Rea O. B. Meadows Jeff Grice Gordon Swartz Ralph Shearer Carl Adkins Earl Sturgeon Eugene Pierce Wayne Burdette Paul Goodman Woody Mace Roush Stephen Pierce DAR History Joyce Warren Safety Patrol James Tripplehorn Joe Hall Paul Cox Bruce Epling Andy Wilson Randy Bias John Pelfrey Carl Hall Bruce Wainwright Church Thomas Sam Littlepage David Asbury Ronnie Safford John Blankenship Keith Barnett Melody Haddox Mary Dubose Linda Tatterson Tina Norvell Judy Murphy Mary Crump Sharon Hatch Connie Cheesebrew

Local Graduations and Hospital Stays Highlight Weekend

Mr and Mrs C W Adkins of Huntington attended the graduation of their grandmother Marlene Thompson from Point Pleasant High School. Miss Georgia Martin of Main St visited her father H H Martin, a surgical patient in Springfield. Mrs Nellie Bennett of Highland Ave underwent an appendectomy Tuesday night at Holzer Hospital. She is mother to Mrs Walden Roush and Mrs Kathryn Spouse.

C. W. Adkins Huntington Marlene Thompson Point Pleasant High School Georgia Martin Main St H. H. Martin Middleport Springfield Nellie Bennett Highland Ave Holzer Hospital Walden Roush Mt. Vernon Ave Kathryn Spouse West Columbia

Hamden Valedictorian Clarice Oberholzer Named

Clarice Oberholzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Carson Oberholzer is named valedictorian of Hamden senior class with a 395 GPA. She participates in band FHA and belongs to Bethel Church of Christ. After graduation she will work as a bookkeeper at McArthur Lumber. Her parents are former Athens County residents.

Hamden Clarice Oberholzer Carson Oberholzer Oberholzer Bethel Church of Christ McArthur Lumber Company Athens County

Judge Janes Sentences Two In Gallipolis DUI Cases

Municipal Judge William H. Janes fined Oscar Jackson 50 dollars and costs and sentenced him to five days in jail with a six month license suspension for DUI. A second charge for driving with a suspended license was continued. Finley Evans was fined 50 dollars and costs and given five days for operating a motor vehicle under suspension. Both men were arrested by city police.

Gallipolis William H. Janes Oscar Jackson Cheshire Jackson Jones Finley Evans Bidwell Evans

New Haven PTA Installs Officers at Grade School

New Haven PTA met at the grade school and installed officers for the coming year. Officers named were Mrs. Paul Powell president, Mrs. George Randolph vice president, Mrs. Adrien Lathey secretary, Mrs. Carl Tennant treasurer, and Miss Golyde Hart historian. A donation to backstop the ball field was proposed, and Mrs. Foley’s sixth graders sang and won the book award for most parents present under Chet Haddox, county music supervisor.

New Haven PTA Paul Powell George Randolph Adrien Lathey Carl Tennant Golyde Hart

Simmons Heads North Point Pleasant PTA

Daniel Simmons was elected president of the North Point Pleasant Parent Teachers Association at the final meeting of the year. C. J. Hyer became vice president for the coming year with Mrs. Gary Conley secretary and Mrs. William Buffington treasurer.

Point Pleasant Daniel Simmons North Point Pleasant Parent Teachers Association C. J. Hyer Gary Conley William Buffington R. F. Musgrave Charles Lewis Pamela Buffington Carol Ann Senf Mr. Culloch

Point Pleasant Clinic Notes and Atomic Submarines

The clipping lists births in Point Pleasant and nearby towns with families such as Mr and Mrs Roy Matheny and Mr and Mrs Harry Sipkins, noting a daughter. It also mentions admissions for Mildred Beerbower in Gallipolis Ferry and identifies U S Navy submarines Nautilus Seawolf and Skate with Skipjack planned for launch before end of 1958.

U. S

Mason County Land Transfers Involving Roush and Irvin

Douglas and Charis Roush transfer Graham District real estate to Ivan and Virginia Roush. Ivan and Virginia Roush transfer Graham District real estate to Cecil Brown. James and Nora Lewis transfer Lewis District property to Carl and Betty Irvin.

Douglas and Charis Roush Graham Ivan Virginia Roush Cecil Brown James and Nora Lewis Lewis Carl and Betty Irvin

Field Day Planned at Morgantown Farm

West Virginia Livestock Field Day is scheduled for Saturday June 7 at the university animal husbandry farm in Morgantown. Dr G C Anderson of the Agricultural Experiment Station announced the event.

Point ~ Pleasant West Virginia G. C. Anderson University Agricultural Experiment Station Morgantown

Condemnation Suit Begins in Point Pleasant

The State Road Commission's condemnation case against A T and Hazel Carney opened in Point Pleasant with a land view of 2.14 acres at Leon. Jurors include Dale Roush Janet Capehart Alice Lauter Nelson Roush Dorsey Roush Garnet Casey Helen Stewart Sue Casey Elmer Ebersbach Martha Tennant Hazel Roush Jenny Stone. Attorneys are J A Taylor III Paul Cowgill Jr of Charleston for the state and J G F Johnson Point Pleasant and Franklin Pauley of Charleston for the Carneys. In Wednesday's circuit court session Judge Oliver Kessel overruled a motion to set aside a jury verdict of 2550 against Nationwide Insurance Co. The Mundy cases against Clifford Frazier for 6000 each were settled. The West Indies land area is about 100000 square miles with a population near four million.

Point Pleasant State Road Commission A. T Hazel Carney Carney Leon Dale Roush Janet Capehart Alice Lauter Nelson Roush Dorsey Roush Garnet Casey Helen Stewart Sue Casey Elmer Ebersbach Martha Tennant Hazel Roush Jenny Stone State Road J. A. Taylor, III Paul Cowgill, Jr Charleston J. G. F. Johnson Franklin Pauley Circuit Court Oliver Kessel William Safford Nationwide Insurance Co Carroll Casto William H. Bardin Mary Mundy Clifford Frazier Sandra D. Mundy

Mrs Gus Douglas Jr Elected PTA President

Mrs Gus Douglas Jr was elected president of the Leon PTA at a Tuesday night meeting in POINT PLEASANT. Delbert Nichols was named vice president and Kathryn Beaver secretary. Dayton Shinn became treasurer.

Point Pleasant Gus Douglas, Jr Leon Pta Delbert Nichols Kathryn Beaver Dayton Shinn Douglas Herman Shinn Warren Stewart Charles Burdett James Thomas James Beaver, Jr Beaver

Area Boys To Graduate From West Virginia University

Two Mason boys, graduates of Point Pleasant High School, will graduate June 2 from West Virginia University. David Walters, valedictorian, will receive an AB degree and return next fall to study for an LLB. He is married to Sandra Tackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters of Mason Blvd. Richard Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Austin of Hogsett, will graduate from the School of Agriculture.

Point Pleasant Point Pleasant High School West Virginia University David Walters School of Arts and Science Sandra Tackett Tom Walters Mason Blvd Richard Austin Lyle Austin Hogsett School of Agriculture

Nancy Bland Sues for Divorce and Custody in Point Pleasant

Nancy Sue Bland files for divorce from Harry Ray Bland on desertion grounds. The couple wed July 7 1956 in Mason. Plaintiff seeks custody of one child and support, represented by Somerville Hyer and Littlepage law firm.

Point Pleasant Nancy Sue Bland Harry Ray Bland Mason Somerville, Hyer and Littlepage

Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Sale Saturday

NEW HAVEN The American Legion Auxiliary will sell pop pies May 24 with proceeds to Disabled American Veterans. At the May meeting plans were made for the Philip Sporn bowling banquet on May 31 at the Legion hall. The spring conference is set for May 23 at Cedar Lakes Ripley. Mrs. Foster Grinstead won the door prize.

New Haven American Legion Auxiliary Philip Sporn the Legion Hall Cedar Lakes Ripley Foster Grinstead

Mothers Club Holds Meeting at Memorial House

The Mothers Club met at Memorial House with Mrs. Gerald Clark presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. Virgil Ramey spoke on hair styling. Attendees included Mrs. Leo Lichfield Mrs. Bob Sayre Mrs. William Gibbs Mrs. Max Wetherall and Mrs. Frank Reynolds. A June meeting will honor new members and club members will sell candy boxes soon.

New Haven Mother's Club Memorial House Gerald Clark Virgil Ramey Leo Lichfield Bob Sayre William Gibbs Max Wetherall Frank Reynolds

Golden Rule Class Holds Monthly Dinner

New Haven Lutheran Golden Rule class held its monthly covered dish dinner in the church social rooms with Mr and Mrs Bob Layne hosting. During the summer the meeting will move to New Haven Garden Club park.

New Haven The Lutheran Church Bob Layne New Haven Garden Club

Right Attitudes Topic of ELB Meeting

The EUB Brotherhood May meeting discussed "Right Attitudes in Your Work" led by Harry Miller. New officers elected include Laurence Lieving as president, Bernard Lieving as vice president, Luther Smith as secretary treasurer and Robert Cook as assistant.

New Haven EUB Brotherhood Harry Miller Laurence Lieving Bernard Lieving Luther Smith Robert Cook

Alberta Man Skips Running Due to Frostbitten Breath

In Alberta, a man working outdoors avoids running to prevent frost in his lungs from heavy inhalation in extreme cold.

Alberta Canada

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Wahama Ordnance PTT Oxfords Tonga Aline Athens DEPT Miss Oberholzer Janes Simmons Huntington Herald -Dispatch Sue Kapp Kenoda Derrick Carl Francis Howard Yeager Christine Johnson Point Pleasant Clinic Mrs Roy Matheny, Leon Harry Sipkins Vernon Lee Kananga Mason Neville Mildred Beerbower Gallipolis Ferry West Indies Cal” Dreamwear Clara Ona Burdett Wilbur Dickens George Haut Roy McCoy Samuel Miller Lyda Smith Warren Keefer Altmans Legion Auxiliary Mother’s Club Buster Brown Ariel
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