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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1942

Page

8

Sale of Christmas Seals Planned in Mason County Area

Mason County Tuberculosis Association discusses the 1942 Christmas Seals drive at a meeting in Point Pleasant. The Woman's Club health department sponsors, with Senior High School commercial class mailing seals and maintaining the mailing list records. New county executive committee members named include Dr. E. C. Hedgeman and Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt.

Point Pleasant Mason County Walden F. Roush Roush Cathryn Eyster Christiansen Fairmont Woman's Club Cary Howard Rayburn Gail Faires Hildreth Armstrong Inez Barnett Christiansen Dorothy Watkins Donald Smith Hartford E. C. Hedgeman Lakin State Hospital Husband General Chemical Defense Corp Harry Layne New Haven Evelyn Proffitt Mason

Return Knott To Face Court

Knott to face court on indictment returned by Mason County grand jury under the Habitual Criminal Act. Clifford Knotts, 38, was arrested in Smithland for theft in Paducah and surrendered to Mason County authorities after being held in Paducah jail. He previously served terms in Marion County for theft and for burglary and stole a Mason County automobile earlier this year, later captured in Georgia.

Point Pleasant Ernest Hesson Paducah Clifford Knotts Mason County Grand Jury Knotts Bardin Smithland Mason County Marion County Georgia

Ray Greenler Heads to Charlestown for Oil Station Business

Ray Greenler assistant manager of the Standard Oil bulk station at Point Pleasant traveled to Charleston yesterday on official business. He has been off duty for several days due to a crushed right hand suffered at work.

Point Pleasant Ray Greenler Standard Oil Bulk Charleston Greenler

Christ Church Guild to Hold Rum Mage Sale

Pt Pleasant reports the Christ Church Service Guild met at the Parish House led by Rev Frank T Cady. The main business was a rum mage sale planned for Thursday Oct 22. Members present included Mrs George H Overholt and Mrs Milton L Miller.

PT. Pleasant Christ Church Service Guild Frank T. Cady George H. Overholt Milton L. Miller Miller Gail Faires Cady W. B. McClain Overholt S. C. Moustin J. J. Lovell O. W. Lusher Co. O. Weissenburger Walter A. Windsor F.W. Ingraham C. O. Durfee Juliet Smith Grace Mabel Gibbons Nettie Stribling

Widely Known Publisher Dies at 45

Henry C. Woodyard received word of his brother Edward D. Woodyard death at age 45 in Wytheville Virginia. Edward died after being found in a hotel bathtub with likely phlebitis. Edward led Woodyard Publications Inc which owned several weeklies and printing plants in Charleston Wilmington and Virginia. Funeral plans to be announced upon Henry's return.

Point Pleasant Henry C. Woodyard Spencer Edward D. Woodyard Wytheville Woodyard Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Harry C Emma Douglas) Woodyard West Virginia Congress Woodyards William Edward Henry Washington Theodore Roosevelt Joseph G. Cannon Nicholas Longsworth West Virginia University Spencer Times-Record States Gazette Edward D Woodyard Publications, Inc Charleston Wilmngton Del Delaware Virginia New York Long Island O. O. McIntyre Time Saturday Evening Post Josephine Boynton Los Angeles Henry Woodyard

Concord Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Farewells

Concord residents gathered for a chicken dinner honoring Joseph Antle Jr as he prepares for military training. Numerous relatives and friends from Athens Trimble Waterford Jacksonville Columbus and Guysville visited or called. The Rev William Meade returned from services in Sistersville and New Martinsville.

Concord Joseph Antle Joseph Jr John Nichols Vashti Barbara Elvin Charles Nina Lowery Linda Leroy Sprague Waterford Dortha Ruth Nelva Nichols Eva Antle Gaynel Sprague Jack Paul Nichols John Spain Jimmy Antle Joseph Antle Jr Lucy Palmer Carl Phillips Nellie Lou Phillips Izetta Nichols Trimble Della Edwards A. F. Antle Athens Rodney Phillips Jacksonville Mary Lou Kittle Ruth Welch William Meade Sistersville New Martinsville

Rejected Request Delays Clerk’s Office Additions

In Point Pleasant, officials reportedly denied the county court’s request for priority access to building materials for a second story on the clerk’s office. Also in Point Pleasant, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy E Boomer arrived from Holzer Hospital and is at Arnett mortuary pending funeral plans. Mr Boomer is in military service.

Point Pleasant Washington Roy E. Boomer City Holzer Hospital Arnett Mortuary Boomer

Staats conducts visits to county elementary schools

Assistant Superintendent Delbert C. Staats is making supervisory visits across county elementary schools to review programs, observe classrooms, and discuss improvements with principals and staff.

Point Pleasant Delbert C. Staats

Jefferson Area Boys Start Scrap Drive

Jefferson area youths led by Billy Bardin Jack Park Oliver James and Bobby Eschenauer organize a Mason County scrap drive. They use a wheelbarrow and a boy’s wagon to collect scrap with a toolhouse as the collection center and aim to haul away the material to free space for more.

Point Pleasant Jefferson Blvd Billy Bardin Jack Park Oliver James Bobby Eschenaur Mason County

Lillian Noble Died in Club Room From Acute Alcoholism

The death of Lillian Noble occurred in a club room more than two weeks ago from acute alcoholism. Her body was shipped Monday to her mother Mrs. Omah Noble of Route 3 Barnesville Ohio. The Franklin mortuary had kept the body since death.

Point Pleasant Lillian Noble Omah Noble Route 3 Barnesville Franklin Mortuary

City Schools Rally for Scrap Drive in October

City schools launch a war scrap collection canvass led by Superintendent Roush. A two day citywide effort on October 21 and 22 aims to locate residents with scrap and determine amounts available. School principals and grade officials met to plan the drive.

Point Pleasant Roush Board of Education C. H. Withers R.H. Ferguson Vivian Siders North Point Pleasant Milton Burdette Central

West Virginia Schools Rally for Salvage Drive

Canvassers report school leaders aim to impress pupils with the salvage task. Local officials praise prior success in other West Virginia cities and hope to equal the best record yet set.

West Virginia

Rejected in Draft Due to Illness From Gallipolis Ferry

William Lee Henry, 42, of Gallipolis Ferry, appeared for a draft board medical examination. He is feeble from a paralytic stroke years ago, walked part of the way, and was brought in by a passing motorist. He regrets his illness will keep him from military service.

Point Pleasant William Lee Henry Gallipolis Ferry Henry

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