Rural Life Sunday Observed by Columbia Grange
Columbia Grange members joined Star and Laurel Granges for Rural Life Sunday at Columbia Chapel on April 1. A cotton dress contest is planned for the April 13 meeting. Guests included the Rev John Snedden and Mary Dye representing the Youth Committee, who attended the Grange Short Course in Columbus March 29-31. Weekend events featured Baptist Young People at Reed Jeffers home with Frank Shiltz leading.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Luis Gaston
Columbia Grange
Star and Laurel Granges
Columbia Chapel
The
Grange
H. E Starkey
John Snedden
Albany
Mary Jeffers
Mary Dye
Columbus
Carpenter
Carpenter Baptist Young Peoples
Reed Jeffers
Frank Shiltz
Janet Nelson
Ralph Keefer
Linda Cheadle
Mary
Lee
Janet
Richard Jeffers
Rex Cheadle
Donnie
A. R. Custer
Hilbert Cox
Howery Farm
Chase Farm
Margie Peck
Cox
State Experiment Farmer
Clifford Smith
Weekend Guests and Extended Family Attend Events Across Ohio
Dale Dye and Ches ter BaumgardnerCoshocton and others joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodrum and Mrs. Bes sie Farley. Guests of Reed Jeffers included Metta Fisher Wilson Pa Calvin Gorby New Lexington and Lawrence Woodyard Columbus. Fern Gillog gy home hosted Paul Gaston Etba McKnight Columbus Kermit Boring Chillicothe. Charles McCall Indianapolis visited Mrs. McCall's parents J L Rawlings. Beasie Strong Athens guest of Mendal Jordan. Paul Shell and Linda also joined the Jordan home. Westina Crabtree
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Dale Dye
Chester Baumgardner
Coshocton
Clyde Walker
Anita
Thurman
Celia Dye
Columbus
Gordon Farley
Lancaster
Ray Woodrum
Bessie Farley
Reed Jeffers
Metta Fisher
Wilson, Pa
Calvin Gorby
New Lexington
Lawrence Woodyard
David
Wilbur Smith
Eva
Shirley Smith
Johnstown
W. E. Jeffers
William Cheadle
Linda
Rex Cheadle
Donnie
Frank Shiltz
Joceil
Fern Gillogly
Paul Gaston
Etba McKnight
Kermit Boring
Ronnie
Chillicothe
Charles McCall
Indianapolis
Athens
Mendal Jordan
Paul Shell
Jordan Home
Local notes from Burr Oak and surrounding areas
Mrs. John Holland is able to be out again following illness. Mrs. Sylvia Post cares for a Congo patient. Glenn Dennis of Hemlock wires a house for Win Snyder. Mrs. Anna Bossman visits Grace Weaver. Mrs. William White spends a day with Mrs. Leona Thompson and Mrs. Eva Ivers.
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John Holland
Sylvia Post
Congo
Glenn Dennis
Hemlock
Win Snyder
Anna Bossman
Grace Weaver
William White
Leona Thompson
Eva Ivers
Social Notes From The Weekend Gatherings And Visits
Attendees at the funeral of Mrs. J A Searls included Frank Reedy and family Belle W Va Mr and Mrs William Gardner of Findlay Mrs Paul Burch of Nitro Alice Baker Violet Shuler of New Boston. Mr and Mrs Claire Linton of South Bend and Donald Abbot of Columbus visited Homer Abbott. Delmar Durst and Tommy Taylor are ill with mumps. The Stewart and Priddy families visited Fife family. Phyllis Spaulding visited her sister Mrs David Matthews. Charles Baker and Violet Shuler of New Boston spent a weekend here and in Addison with their parents. Miss Joyce Durst spent a day at Rgger with Mr and Mrs Charles Lipton. George Veith of Middleport visited John Veith and family. Madonna Saunders returned from Cleveland where she spent a week with her parents Theodore and Mrs Saunders. Paul Bureh of Nitro looked over property and called on friends. Mrs John Veith.
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J. A. Searls
Frank Reedy
Belle
W. Va
Wiliam Gardner
Findlay
Paul Burch
Nitro
Alice Baker
Violet Shuler
New Boston
Claire Linton
South Bend
Donald Abbot
Columbus
Homer Abbott
Delmar Durst
Tommy Taylor
Addison
Joyce Durst
Rgger
Charles Lipton
George Veith
Middleport
John Veith
Madonna Saunders
Cleveland
Theodore Saunders
Paul Bureh
McARTHUR Air Force Couple Expecting Transfer This Month
Pfe Nolan Danner, 21, of the AW. 8. Air Force, stationed at WPAFA Dayton, spent the weekend with his wife Mrs Belinda Dantes of South Bloomingville Route 1. Danner expects to be sent to Kelly Field Texas this month after enlisting for four years and already serving three in World War II.
Food Stored Indefinitely Without Refrigeration
The American Chemical Society was told that containers of meat fish fruits and vegetables exposed to a short burst of high speed electrons in a capacitron can be kept at room temperature without deterioration. The report by Dr Wolfgang Huber Arno Brasch and A Astrack of Electronized Chemicals Corp Brooklyn NY details preservation without chilling.
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American Chemical Society
Wolfgang Huber
Arno Brasch
A. Astrack
The
Electronized Chemicals Corporation
Brooklyn
N.Y
Youth Drivers Make Up Nearly a Quarter of Fatal Crashes
A U.S. study shows twenty four percent of drivers involved in fatal car accidents last year were aged eighteen to twenty four. The finding highlights risk among young adults and informs road safety discussions across states.
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U.S
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