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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1951
Page
6
Jacksonville Mayor Frank Binderbasin warns dog and chicken owners to keep them on their property. Violators face fines from 1 to 25 dollars and costs, or county confinement until fines are paid.
Glouster notes list Mr and Mrs Jack McCreanor and daughters Columbus. Mr and Mrs Robert McCreanor and son Athens. Paul McCreanor Toledo as weekend guests of John McCreanor and Dale Baughman in Glouster. Nora Hall Jones Columbus visited Roy Hall family. Henry Echstenkamper Dearborn Michigan stayed with parents Henry and Mrs. Echstenkamper. Paul Collins and Charles Morrison Dayton visited Gene Addington Canton. Dale Klein Massillon with Clyde Addington. Addington hosted a chicken dinner for daughter-in-law Gene Addington's birthday. Mrs Robert Cone Athens also Sunday guest.
GLOUSTER The Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter OFS met in Masonic club rooms Friday evening with Mrs. Glenna Reese Mrs. Elinor Anderson and Mrs. Louise Gladden as hostesses The evening was spent socially Two contests were enjoyed with prizes awarded to Mrs Vernice Antie and Mrs Sabe Vernon Members responded to roll call
The Past Noble Grands Club met at Mrs Marie Dodson’s home Thursday evening with 13 members responding to roll call. Readings included Stray and The 10 cent Store. Anna Echstenkamper won the mystery prize donated by Marie Dodson.
Glouster Church of Christ will host a six week lecture series titled Modern Science and the Genesis Record led by Daniel K. Teater. The first talk on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. explores The Length of the Days Spoken of in Creation with the Bible as base but no religious controversies.
Nealy Hawk is in White Cross Hospital in Columbus for surgery. He previously lost his left leg below the knee after a mining accident and now a portion of the same leg is amputated. He will likely be hospitalized for several weeks.
Twenty five Kiwanians and wives from multiple clubs gathered in McConnelsville for the Malta McConnelsville sponsored Inter-Club marking the fourth anniversary. 108 members attended with guests from Mansfield Cambridge Coshocton Zanesville and Glouster. The event featured dinner, invocations, music by the Malta-McConnelsville High School choir, an address by A A Ralph, and remarks by Lieutenant Governor Robert Ligh tte l. Governor Malcolm C Heed delivered the keynote address on the theme Freedom Is Not Free and the program closed with the National Anthem.
The Orpah Class of the Methodist Sunday school meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Phyllis Dillon 49 Spring Street to discuss April activities and duties.
A Meigs County column records Alfred Swarts speaking on 4 H club work in Meigs, visits by Dayton families to the Bentz home, and Charles D Woode’s timber accident near Shade. It notes local social calls, seed sowing by Woode, illness of Rose Carr, and a Meigs County achievement program at Pomeroy with many named attendees. Mrs Minis Eliott hosted a layette shower for Mrs Ray Eliott.
Mrs Norma Congreve and Miss Mary Jane Wolf hosted a stork shower for Mrs Joe Robinette Gloyce Lee Alexander. Melvin Mettler of Dayton recently visited family. Several couples and families visited in Laurelville and Columbus areas. Mrs Will Harmon and Mrs Frieda Lappen are among those noted for illness and visits.
The Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters will meet at the home of Anna Echstenkamp er Thursday evening at 7 30.
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