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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1947

Page

7

Delegates Appointed At Athens Rotary Club Meeting

Stacil Wickens of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric described Bahia Brazil as “City of Churches” to Rotary members. Lt. Wickens served two years in the Navy in South America during the war. Dr. James H. Wilson and D. W. Codding were named by President Ralph Cook to represent the club at meetings. Twelve nominees were named for club director posts for the coming term.

Nelsonville Bahia Brazil Rotary Club Stacil Wickens Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co James H. Wilson D. W. Codding Ralph Cook Tion

Elks Plan stag party in Nelsonville club

Local Elks announce a stag party for members at their club Friday night. Five members will be elected at the next meeting. Nominated are Ralph Cook Paul Galvin Carl Huprich Richard Donahey Edward Fike Orlando Howson Dr James H. Wilson Glenn Thomas Dr Ed L. Murphy Dr Harry Raden C. D. Walker Corwin Cookson Walter Leonard Logan attended the Tuesday meeting.

Nelsonville Elks Ralph Cook Paul Galvin Carl Huprich Richard Donahey Edward Fike Orlando Howson James H. Wilson Glenn Thomas Ed L. Murphy Harry Raden C. D. Walker Corwin Cookson Walter Leonard Logan

Nelsonville F N Club hosts Grace Lax evening

Members of the F N Club were entertained at Mrs Grace Lax home. Games were played and lunch was served during the evening.

Nelsonville F. N. Club Grace Lax

Honor Society Assembly At Nelsonville High

The National Honor Society sponsored an assembly at Nelsonville High School. New members Kate Johnson Billie Ann Bartoe Joe Bob Stratton Bill Ross Marcia Dexter Conrad Bob Parks Richard Kelley Nancy Ann Krieg were announced by principal J. K. Kinneer. Edith Cook introduced the society and Elvyra Thompson read the roll call. Maxine Cope led scripture and the pledge as the band played Pilot Me.

Nelsonville Marguerite Locke Martha Murphy Maxine Cope Edith Cook Elvyra Thompson Kate Johnson Billie Ann Bartoe Joe Bob Stratton Bill Ross Marcia Dexter Conrad Bob Parks Richard Kelley Nancy Ann Krieg Betty Jean Ross Katheryn Lehman Dorothy Raine Evelyn Ross J. K. Kinneer

Mrs. Cora Penn 72 Dies at Home Near Murray City

Mrs. Cora Ellen Penn aged 72 died after several weeks illness at her home near Murray City. Survived by husband Samuel Penn four sons John of Cleveland Earl of Pontiac Mich Lester of Glouster Route 4 Floyd at home a daughter Myrtle Hardy Glouster Route 4 one brother John Cline The Plains two sisters Mrs Sarah Robinson Smithfield and Mrs Florence Kieffer Fairview One granddaughter Adaline Hardy reared in the home One son and two daughters had died earlier.

Nelsonville Cora Ellen Penn Murray City Samuel Penn John of Cleveland Earl Pontiac Mich Lester Glouster Floyd Myrtle Hardy John Cline the Plains Sarah Robinson Smithfield Ohio Florence Kieffer Fairview Adaline Hardy

Davis Family Weekend Visits and Illness Notes

Dexter and Marvin Davis of Akron spent a weekend with Marvin’s parents Bert and Mrs. Davis. Nellie Nelson visited her son-in-law and daughter Max and Mrs. Davis in Middleport. Emmet Davis returned from Columbus after medical treatment and is ill at home. Race Davis and Bert Davis joined Emmett and family gatherings. Carrie Hunt returned home after visiting Rex Edmundson. O. Barnes hosted relatives from Columbus. Ohio University student Douglas Carney returned home ill.

Dexter Marvin Davis Akron Bert Davis Ed Minx Emmet Davis Race Davis Side Hill Emmett Davis Davis Carrie Hunt Rex Edmundson Columbus O. Barnes Douglas Carney Ohio University

Victory Lake planned near Meeker Run Hollow

A five to 15 acre lake named Victory Lake was announced to be built near Meeker Run Hollow with initial facilities for swimming boating fishing skating and picnicking. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in Columbus and surrounding areas with Easter gatherings and military service updates.

Kimberly Meeker Run Hollow Victory Lake James Lauderback Carl Lauderback Columbus Bobby Hatfield Robert Hatfield George Griffin Dan Hill Lancaster Robert Beckler Athens Hospital Francis Brown Elmer Staley Nelsonville Harold Davis William Davis Donald E. Brown Albert Brown Army San Antonio Texas Edward Call Army Hospital New York

Society Notes From Syracuse and Surrounding Towns

Mrs Lillian Mc Bride opened her new home to the WSCS of Asbury Methodist Church with Mrs Irving Karr Sr as devotional leader. Several members reviewed books and served a dessert course. Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Guy Boyd Wellsburg and Mrs Harry Jones ill, plus travels of Mr and Mrs Ray Roush and Parkersburg trips.

Syracuse Lillian McBride WSCS Asbury Methodist Church Irving Karr A. M. Roberts Frank Capehart C. B. Weese Charles Newman Guy Boyd Wellsburg W. Va Harry Jones Ray Roush Stiversville Joan Wagner Parkersburg John Crew Holzer Hospital Gallipolis Joe Quisenberry Ft. Benjamin Harrison Ind John Bowen J. C. Ferrer Anna Adams del Ray Beach Fla S. R. Winebrenner Pittsburgh Nell Houdashelt Garden Club Carlos Cowen Dayton Earl Cowan Shade Mary Karr William Baxter Pomeroy

Nelsonville Women Club Elects Officers At April Meeting

Members of the Business Girls Class of the Christian Church hosted dinner for the Business and Professional Women's Club at the April gathering in the church social rooms. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Ruth Daugherty, Vice President Mabel Haffner, Recording Secretary Verna Hand, Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Knox, Treasurer Venice Brown. Elizabeth Knox presented the program Labor and Management. Labor topics were discussed by Hand Circle Haffner Mayhew Shafer Daugherty and Johnson.

Nelsonville The Christian Church Business and Professional Women's Club Ruth Daugherty Mabel Haffner Verna Hand Elizabeth Knox Venice Brown Gay Circle Jessalynn Mayhew Jessie Shafer Margaret Johnson

Circle of Ruth Holds April Dinner Meeting

Circle of Ruth gathered in the First Presbyterian Church social rooms for an April dinner with 18 members and three guests. Miss Anna Chapman was elected delegation president and Mrs. Cecil Shafer and Mrs. Frank Loury were named Athens Presbyterial alternates for the April 14 Beverly session.

Nelsonville William Morgan Donald S. Shafer Mary Louise Bowen Circle of Ruth First Presbyterian Church Anna Chapman Cecil Shafer Frank Loury Athens Korea James D. Knight

Methodist Women Hear Youth Conservation and Easter Cantata

The Woman's Society of Christian Service met in April with Mrs. Harry Ball presiding in the vice-presidential absence. A program featured schoolchildren singing, devotionals by Mrs. E. E. Bell, and a talk on 100 Years of Methodism in China by Mrs. Joe B. Davis. Nancy Kreig spoke on Youth Conservation, district conference plans were announced, and dessert service was provided by Mrs. John Herrold's Circle. The First Methodist Easter cantata Death and Life by Harry Rowe Shelley was presented Sunday evening with soloists including Rev. Clinton W. Swengel and an organ-piano duo by Mrs. Smoot and Mrs. Parks. New choir officers were elected under Mrs. James R. Smoot's direction.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Harry Ball Central School Leonard Myers Gay Circle Circle E. E. Bell James Beard Joe B. Davis China Nancy Kreig Carl Coakley Chillicothe District John Herrold O. L. Stout First Methodist Church Harry Rowe Shelley James R. Smoot Ralph Parks Helen Largent Elmer Siddle Clinton W. Swengel Logan Corwin Cookson Albert Inman Roy Backus Peggy Ann Green Joan Sheets

Mr and Mrs Ralph Six Visit Colum bus Couple

Mr and Mrs Ralph Six of Colum bus were guests at the end of the week of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gulley. The note records a social visit between two local households.

Ralph Six Columbus Elmer Gulley

Camel Calf Growth and Lifespan Rules

The article notes a newborn camel calf stands about three feet tall and grows slowly, not reaching full height until its 16th or 17th year. It states camels live from 40 to 50 years.

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