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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1958

Page

3

Leon Delegation Seeks Water Fix and School Staffing

An eight member Leon School delegation urged the board to improve water supply for indoor toilets and hand washing, consider building a farm pond, hire a Leon principal, add two classrooms for grades seven to nine, and provide a fence and return Ambrosia School to the Pullins estate. The board approved hiring three teachers and a part time regional supervisor, with no action on band uniforms or pond projects yet.

Point Pleasant Board of Education Leon School PTA Gus Douglas, Jr Gus Douglas Hannan High School Leon C. H. Withers Stanley Abiles Hazel Pullins Ambrosia Pullins Russell Capehart Wahama High School Thomas Reed Edith Mercer Central Bertha Filson Roxanna Bias Ordnance Garnet Stanley

Point Pleasants Firemen Changes At City Council

Point Pleasant J C Parsons was hired as head paid fireman and Frank Bonecutter as the other paid fireman. Harry Flowers resigned as head fireman. The council approved two new lights in the city parking lot and two on Mt. Vernon Ave. The meeting covered parking and traffic changes and a $150 paving payment on Jefferson Ave. City officials presented financial totals and names of attending members.

Point Pleasant J. C. Parsons Frank Bonecutter Harry Flowers John Husmon Tom Fisher Chamber of Commerce Main Street New City Mt. Vernon Ave Jefferson Ave Barbee Rothgeb B. W. Krodel Ronald White Charles Cottrill Wayne Kincade Howard Yeager Frank Henson Troy Russell Jack Workman

Agents Seek Mason County Public Help For 1959 Program

Mason County extension agents plan a program projection survey to learn what residents want in agricultural extension work for 1959 and beyond. They will ask residents which parts to emphasize or drop to shape a sound county program.

Point Pleasant Mason County

Staats Divorce Suit Filed in Mason County

Atricia Dawn Staats files for divorce from Els worth Staats citing cruel treatment. She seeks custody of two children and support. The couple married September 15 1947 in Mason County.

Point Pleasant Atricia Dawn Staats Elsworth Staats Mason County

State Police Move Headquarters to Mason County Court House

West Virginia State Police superintendent rented space in Mason County Court House at Point Pleasant. Headquarters will move from current location to the court house on December first.

Point Pleasant Hazen Fair West Virginia Mason County Court House Mason County Court House

Richard Thomas sues Otis and Jessie Hesson for 25000 dollars

Richard Thomas files a $25000 damage suit against Otis and Jessie Hesson. No declaration was filed. The case will be docketed for the January term of circuit court.

Point Pleasant Richard Thomas Otis Jessie Hesson

House voting thresholds for state admission and control

The record notes that the U S House requires 219 votes for a majority since the admission of Raska as a state and 20 more votes to gain control.

U. S. House of Representatives Raska

Pie money burned in Solitro bakery incinerator

Pasquale Solitro dumped a wastebasket into an incinerator at Solitro's bakery and unknowingly burned $340 of Saturday receipts. He recovered the charred money in a pie tin and asked the Treasury Department for replacement currency.

Cranston, RR Solitro Pasquale Solitro Treasury Department

Area Church Hosts Dayton Man Nightly

Pastor Floyd T. Rockwell of Dayton will speak at 7 30 each evening at the Reorganized Church on Racine Portland Rd. Saturday 7 30 Patriarch Samuel Zonkers of Wellsburg W Va will show slides from a trip to Germany. Sunday features an all day meeting with a basket dinner at noon.

Pomeroy Clarence Proffitt Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Racine Portland Rd Floyd T. Rockwell Dayton Samuel Zonkers Wellsburg W. Va Germany

Rutland Social Notes Include Hospital Visit and Banquet

Rutland residents mention visits to Mrs. Francis Snowden at Meigs General Hospital with Mrs. Snowden showing slight improvement. The Red Devil football Buckeye League champions plan their annual banquet at Rutland grade school gym on Navy 14 with Chet Tannehill as toastmaster. tickets available from squad members or Rutland High School.

Rutland John Fields South Charleston Ohio Roy Snowden Francis Snowden Meigs General Hospital Snowden Mrs. Carroll Salem St Carroll Sherman Tillis Dye Ball Bill Toledo Hattie McKenzie Max Edmundson Louise Nichols Garnet Williamson Pearl Malden Columbus Marl Foley Carlos Oliver Logan W. Va Oliver Elmer McCaskey Carol Halliday Elmer MecCaskey Mr. Halliday Washington D. H Ernest Stansbury Ashville Jesse Wood Nicholson Herman Grate William Gress Ray Biddle Charleston Basil Cremeans Jesse Woods Red Devil Buckeye Navy Chet Tannehill Rutland High School

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Celebrations

Mrs. Joan Thacker returns home after hospital discharge in Columbus. Nearby families shared visits across Vinton and Barboursville with relatives including the Tackett and Straughbaugh households. Birthdays celebrated for Mrs. Straughbaugh and Mrs. Butcher as Virginia Harris stays with Leida Pauley.

American Legion Meets at Rutland This Evening

Lewis Manley Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting this evening in Rutland, officials announced today.

American Legion Middleport Lewis Manley Post Rutland

Point Pleasant DAR Social Notes Report Halloween Party

Point Pleasant councilor Mrs Irene Bolling presided at Greater Point Pleasant Council No 63 DAR meeting. Condolence committee announced the deaths of two members husbands J V Kapp and William Wood. Hospitalized member Mrs Henry White in Columbus. Social committee reported Halloween party at Norma Pillburys home with prizes to Mrs Carrie Caudill June Lewis Cora Morgan and Mildred Hunt. House warming at James Lewis Meadowbrook Addition. Refreshments served by June Lewis and Jewell Boardman.

Irene Bolling Greater Point Pleasant Daughters of American Revolution Dora Kapp J. V. Kapp Olive Wood William Wood Henry White Columbus Norma Pillbury Ohio River Rd Carrie Caudill June Lewis Cora Morgan Mildred Hunt James Lewis Meadowbrook Addition June

Missionary Society to Meet at Main Street Baptist Church

The Missionary Society of Main Street Baptist Church will gather Tuesday evening in the church social room at 7 30.

Missionary Society of Main Street Baptist Church

Past DAR Council 63 Meets at Velma Mueller Home

Councilors and past members of the Daughters of the American Revolution Council 63 gather at 2017 Marquette Ave Thursday at 7 30 p m. All past councilors and members are invited to attend the meeting.

Daughters of American Revolution Council 63 Velma Mueller Marquette Ave

Speaker Set At 4-H Affair

C. H. Withers county superintendent of schools will speak at the annual 4-H achievement banquet at Ordnance School at 5 30 p m Saturday Toastmaster is Juhling McClung president of the 4 H Pinweaters and Good Luck Clover 4 H Club About 250 club members will be honored for completing and exhibiting projects Awards include ribbons certificates pins and club ribbons The county 4 H Leaders Association sponsors the event.

Point Pleasant C. H. Withers Ordnance School Juhling McClung County 4-H Leaders’ Association

Currency under Spanish rule in New Mexico up to 1822

During the final period of Spanish governance in New Mexico up to 1822, four currencies were legal. Merchants profited by buying with the cheaper pesos and selling for the more valuable pesos.

New Mexico

Mason County 4-H enrolls 365 members this year

Mason County 4-H club agent Janet Lee Wallace reports 365 youths enrolled, 125 boys and 240 girls, up 37 from last year. April 1, 1959, is the joining deadline. Six new leaders begin duties: Mrs. Millard Halstead Busy Bees, Mrs. Alma Turner Happy-Go-Luckies, Thomas Wilson, Leon Lueckies, James Langdon Lucky Star, and Mrs. Elizabeth McCanihay Busy Krebs. Other leaders continuing include Mrs. Charles Stephenson American Leaders and Phyllis Miller Tip-Top-Toppers, among others.

Point Pleasant Janet Lee Wallace Mason County Millard Halstead Busy Bees Alma*Turner Thomas Wilson Leon Howard Garland Charles Sparow Old Town Mountaineers Phyllis Miller Russell Jones Harry Staats Vernon Star Dusters James Darby

Two Couples Seek Marriage Licenses in County Clerk Office

Brady Lee Hughes 19 of Ashton and Wanda Faye Deal 17 of Glenwood apply for a license in Wood County along with Melvin Alfred Smith 22 of Wood County and Delores Jean Hunt 19 of Milton Route 4. The filings list their parents and addresses as provided in the county clerk records.

Point Pleasant Brady Lee Hughes Jess Lora Hughes Ashton Wanda Faye Deal Clovis Deal Glenwood Melvin Alfred Smith Wood County Albert Smith Dora Alice Smith Delores Jean Hunt Justus and Helen Kinsolvin Hunt Milton Route 4

Texas too small now Nogales sul resigns

Nogales Arizona September 9 R H Bibolet the self styled Texas consul in Nogales resigns empty end of tenure amid pressure over duties and scope of influence in border affairs.

Texas Nogales, Ariz R. H. Bibolet Nogales

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