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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1951

Page

15

Burr Oak Homecoming and Family Gatherings

The Burr Oak home coming featured a noon basket dinner. A surprise 62nd birthday dinner for Mrs. William White was held at their Hatfield home with all children and grandchildren in attendance. Mrs. Ida Dew returns from Sheltering Arms Hospital after a stroke. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. R. Voss and George Coffman with Burland Coffman in Athens. The Van Horns spent time with Addison Van Horn’s parents at Spencer Ridge. Anna Vossman and granddaughter shared an evening with Grace Weaver and Eva Ivers.

Burr Oak David White Hatfield William White Ida Dew Sheltering Arms Hospital R. Voss George Coffman Burland Coffman Athens Raymond van Horn Addison van Horn Spencer Ridge Anna Vossman Grace Weaver Eva Ivers

Guests Entertained At Sanborn Home

CHAUNCEY Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanborn during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. George Sanborn and children Connie and Garry of Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Rutter and son Carl, Miss Doris Rutter and Dwight Sanborn of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sanborn and sons Ricky and Tommy, William Hiles, Charles Roof of Morristown, Helen Pancake and children Carl and Wanda, Deanville, Mrs. Edna Jones and children Billy, Betty and Charles New Straitsville.

Chauncey Cecil Sanborn George Sanborn Connie Garry Sandusky Woodrow Rutter Carl Doris Rutter Dwight Sanborn Columbus Elmer Sanborn Ricky Tommy William Hiles Charles Roof Morristown Helen Pancake Wanda Deanville Edna Jones Billy Betty Charles New Straitsville

Chauncey Garden Club Plans Special Monday Meet

Chauncey Garden Club will hold a special meeting Monday August 13 at 8 p m in the home of Mrs Gack Hamer. A pot luck dinner is planned. Members will discuss plans for the Athens County Fair starting August 19 and the State Flower Convention in Athens September 13 14. President Mrs Mildred Pendergrass will preside.

Chauncey Chauncey Garden Club Gack Hamer Athens County Athens Mildred Pendergrass

Birthday Observance Is Arranged

Mrs. Mary Roberts hosted the Past Noble Grands Club at her Broad Street home with Mrs. Glenna Reese presiding. A mystery prize from Mrs. Reese went to Mrs. Grace Zimmer as others, including Mrs. Mary Cheney, Edna Embrey, Nellie Jones, Louise Zimmer, Anna Echstenkamper, and guests Eva Zimmer and two daughters, attended. A birthday dinner is planned for Odd Fellows Hall, with Grace Zimmer, Edna Embrey, and Nellie Jones on the dinner committee. Birth days observed include Mary Roberts Irene Morris Mary Cheney Madge Harry Lennie Snowden and Nellie Golding. Games with prizes were played and refreshments served.

Odd Fellows Hall Grace Zimmer Edna Embrey Nellie Jones Mary Roberts Irene Morris Mary Cheney Madge Harry Lennie Snowden Nellie Golding

Confusing Wedding Ties Create Distant Kinship Web

Allan Charles Wightman married Vivian Munro the bride’s sister and aunt, producing a tangle where Wightman is both step-brother and uncle to two children, with Doreen Connors and Margaret Wightman as bridesmaids and in-laws. Complex relations emerge from a widow mother and intertwined families in a 1951 Ohio notice section.

Sydney Allan Charles Wightman Wightman Vivian Munro Allan Wightman Allan Doreen Connors Mrs. Wightman Margaret Wightman al- Jan Doreen Vivian Margaret

Eight year old Bass Angling Brings Doctor Father Costly Loss

In Quincy Massachusetts an eight year old boy kept a bass alive in a bathtub to give it fresh air. A thief climbed in through an open window and stole 300 dollars in cash a 300 dollar camera and 400 dollars worth of silverware. The doctor father says the incident cost him about 1000 dollars.

Quincy Mass Frank J. Rubin, Jr

Church Praised for India Student Aid Donation

In a letter from the Methodist Church Foreign Missions divisions, the local church was praised for giving $100 during the last conference year for student aid in India. The gift supported the church's advance asking.

Glouster Divisions of Foreign Missions Board of Missions of the Methodist Church South India

Friendship Class Meets at Davis Home Chauncey Church

The Friendship Class of Chauncey Church of Christ met at president Irene Davis's home. Mrs. Davis led, Zenovia Courtney gave devotions, then a business session followed by refreshments for members including Mrs. John Dunlavy, Mrs. Rowena Simpkins, Mrs. Pearl Henry, Mrs. Opal Poling, Mrs. Helen Courtney, Mrs. Grace Liggett, and Zenovia Courtney with Cathy, Claudia, and Glenna assisting.

Chauncey Chauncey Church of Christ Irene Davis Davis Zenovia Courtney John Dunlavy Rowena Simpkins Pearl Henry Opal Poling Helen Courtney Grace Liggett Cathy Claudia Glenna

Germans Seek U S Market for Traditional Sausages

German meat dealers push to return to the American market with bratwurst bockwurst frankfurters and sauerkraut saucers. The U S agriculture department will review Germany s food and meat laws for sanitation and quality and inspect about ten percent of plants. If the report is favorable American sausage lovers may again enjoy German specialties.

Frankfurt Germany U. S. Department of Agriculture

Water Safety Program Urged by Red Cross

Pittsburgh colleges University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Institute of Technology add a 50-pound pack to student swims to teach safety for summer trips. Freshmen and sophomores cover 100 yards with packs, a joint course by the colleges and Red Cross. Dr. Homer D Butts Jr says active people will find this training valuable as an accident safeguard.

Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Red Cross Homer D. Butts Jr Red Cross Water Safter

Nuclear Power Station Ready To Be Built

The Daily Mail reports British atomic scientists are ready to begin building the world’s first nuclear power station. Approval of a government grant of 900000 pounds is needed to start construction, yielding a plant independent of coal supplies that currently provide most of Britain’s power.

London The Daily Mail the Mail Britain

Westerners Visit Glouster as Lewis Family Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Lewis of Long Beach California are vacationing in Ohio and Michigan visiting relatives. They stay with Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Lewis in Glouster this week and plan time with Mrs. Lewis' relatives in Nelsonville before returning to their western home.

Glouster Clifford Lewis Long Beach Calif Ohio Michigan Mr. Lewis T. D. Lewis

Chauncey Chauncey Personal Visitors Gatherings

Chauncey residents hosted guests from across Ohio and Louisiana. Mrs. Ethel Carmen and daughters Pat and Sue visited Chauncey home residents, with Ruth He Center bury and Mary Ruth Wharton from Lake Charles also present. Friends Janis Davis visited Sunbury and Marengo, and Carolyn Boler from Canal Winchester visited the Guess home.

Don Henry Chauncey Ethel Carmen Pat Sue Galena Ohio Ruth Centerbury Mary Ruth Wharton Lake Charles C. B. Green Janis Davis Sunbury Marengo Lewis Liggett

Trimble Grange Meeting At Grange Home Saturday

Trimble Grange will meet in Grange home Saturday at 8 p m Members of the degree staffs are urged to be present to aid in conforming the third and fourth degrees on several candidates Following the meeting a pot luck supper will be served

Glouster Trimble Grange

WCTU Booth Plans Highlight Athens County Fair

Mrs Ola Eddy hosted a WCTU gathering at Broad St to appoint a committee for the Athens County Fair booth. Rev Devol led music and Bible reading, while Mrs Esta Cunningham spoke on scripture and prayer. Mrs Bingman praised the Visual Education Committee for church displays of an American home scene with the caption No Alcoholic Drinks in Homes of Distinction. Mr Devol reviewed Alcoholism A Sickness from the study book and noted agreement if sickness is defined as poison from drink.

David Cox Ohio WCTU Devol Esta Cunningham Della Gessell Iva Price Elizabeth Gordon Abigail Galbraith Lalla Danford

Priscilla Class to Picnic at Memorial Park

The Priscilla Class of Glouster Methodist Church invites members and friends to a picnic in Memorial Park on Friday August 17 at 5 30 p m A brief social gathering with refreshments and fellowship is planned in pleasant outdoor surroundings.

Glouster Priscilla Glouster Methodist Sunday School Memorial Park

Extra Dinners Planned at First Baptist Church

The First Baptist Church committee will serve chicken dinners on Thursday Aug 9 in American Legion Hall. Those desiring take out should bring their own containers. A limited number of extra dinners will be available. Serving is 5 30 to 7 p.m.

Glouster

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