Ada Court Finds Cash for Ith Tin Rar 5
A terse Ada court note reports cash for an item described as ith tin rar five, with minimal readable detail. The fragment points to a small monetary settlement or payment order within a local case.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
6
A terse Ada court note reports cash for an item described as ith tin rar five, with minimal readable detail. The fragment points to a small monetary settlement or payment order within a local case.
A meeting of agricultural agents and leading farmers at the Point Pleasant courthouse discussed clover seed production in the area. County agent Anderson advocates forming a four-county cooperative to buy a seed-cleaning machine, with Mason County Farm Bureau hosting in its cooperative building. He notes seed scarcity and foreign exports. seeds could be cultivated locally within a year.
A Putnam health officer urges residents of District 16 to eliminate fly breeding places such as open garbage, manure piles, chicken pens, and trash heaps. Screening, poisoning, trapping, and destruction are advised to keep flies out of homes and away from food. A Putnam resident attended with Mr. Anderson as a group of prospective rowers received invitations to the meeting.
Dr Lange reports births including Linda Jane Jones a daughter weighing nine pounds for Mr and Mrs William Jones Route 2 on May 26 their seventh child and seventh daughter. A daughter weighing nine pounds was born to Mr and Mrs J H Ho iaker Apple Grove on May 25 their eighth child and eighth daughter.
The Navy Relief drive at Point Pleasant received a donation from the Junior Red Cross led by area chairman C. C. Welsenburger. A list of 40 plus club members was read, including Percy Jo Stone Edwin Clair Lawson Mary Loulve Sheets and many others, with Welsenburger noting the drive surpassed expectations.
Ferguson of Junior High School will take charge of the employment office of the Marietta Manufacturing Co. next Monday. He has worked in Point Pleasant and Ravenswood for ten years and has been junior high principal for three, with plans to request a leave if war conditions persist. Mason County to have a new liquor agency includes state commission oversight and operation by local officials.
Pt Pleasant social notes describe Trinity Church gathering with opening prayer by Reverend Tallon and devotional led by Mrs Vern Fadeley. A trip to Camp Caesar is awarded to high school pupils, with details of dates and hosts listed. social calendar notes and summer meeting plan included. Mrs N A Park hosts Five Hundred club evening with high score by Mrs Walter Windsor and prize awards. The note ends with plans for a trip to Harrisonburg to accompany their daughter.
Mr Samuel B McCulloch of Columbus visited here with his grandmother Mrs J S Penn to see relatives and carry news. J J Lovell Morgantown and Robert Wilson Arbuckle connected with events. War Production Board released stocks of firearms frozen since February 27. Wilson hospitalized in Holzer Hos awaiting surgery for train carrier plegons transport photos.
In Point Pleasant a large stampede for canning sugar certificates drew crowds with more than 100 people in line most of the day. The appeals for volunteer help brought workers to alleviate the rush, including Juliet Smith Wanda Jones Yvonne Gaskins Analee Roush Betty Lou Ambrose Donald Wogan Winston Brown and Ada Moneymaker.
John Stortz 81 died at his home on Kanawha Street Wednesday. Funeral services will be held from Franklin Funeral Home this afternoon at 2:30 with Rev. Chalmers McCutchen officiating. Burial will be in Lone Oak Cemetery. Born August 24, 1860 at Gallipolis Ferry, he was a mason by trade and later worked in cement. He was a Presbyterian and is survived by his wife Dora Lulk fart, married in 1903, and Mrs Anna Foster.
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