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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1948

Page

3

Youths Leave Athens For Air Force Duty

Middleport Charles Walburn and Glen Roush left Athens today for San Antonio Texas to enter the U S Air Force. Charles Jack Slack of Pomeroy was in Marietta for an Air Force examination and was noted as Pomeroy’s outstanding four year high school athlete.

Athens Middleport Charles Walburn Glen Roush Earl Roush San Antonio Tex U.S. Air Force Charles Jack) Slack Charles Slack Pomeroy Marietta Air Force

Chicken Supper Set By Methodist Church Rutland

Rutland Methodist Church hosts a chicken supper on Tuesday evening August 17 organized by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Public invitation extended.

Methodist Rutland Rutland Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service

July filings peak at Pomeroy recorder office

Recorder George Meinhart reports July filings the highest this year with 110 land transfers by deeds certificates and affidavits 26 leases 25 leases and 25 oil releases 198 mortgages 32 releases 11 court orders two bills of sale two easements 116 insurance cards 31 rights of way five assignments and three copies of veterans discharges Cash receipts for July reach 494 the January 1947 high was 644 suggesting 1946 1947 and 1948 are among the busiest years since 1916 for the office.

Pomeroy Recorder’s George Meinhart

Two Church Groups Announce Picnic Dates

Middleport plans Sunday morning Sunday school in all churches. Heath Methodist and First Presbyterian will not hold morning worship. Pastors Rev W B Moore and Dr H G McMillen are on vacation.

Middleport Heath Methodist First Presbyterian Church W. B. Moore H. G. McMillen

Streets Painted or Pedestrian Lanes in Middleport

Middleport street department under street commissioner Fred Collins and Police Chief C F E Parker continues lining streets for parking and pedestrian lanes. Work this week focused on the village's upper end.

Middleport Fred Collins C. F E. Parker

Mrs Hiett Rites Held in Laurel Cliff and Zanesville

Funeral services for Mrs Georgia Pearl Hiett wife of Rev Leroy Hiett died at home in Laurel Cliff will be at 9 30 am Saturday at Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church with Rev R B Maxwell. Additional services 2 30 pm at Sharon Ave Free Methodist Church Zanesville with Rev G A Hall. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Zanesville. She leaves husband a daughter Shirley parents Mr and Mrs John W Clark Sarahsville Ohio eight brothers and three sisters and many relatives. Friends may call at home any time.

Rachel Robinson Canton Susie Bates Laurel Cliff

Church News Of Pomeroy Highlights Local Congregations

The column lists multiple Pomeroy area churches with pastors, service times, and activities. It covers United Methodist, Evangelical United Brethren, Christian Science, Church of Christ, Church of the Nazarene, First Baptist Pomeroy, First Baptist Rutland, United Brethren Pomeroy Circuit, Mt. Hermon Bunker Hill Letart Falls details, and weekly meetings.

Pomeroy First Baptist Paul W. Nye Rutland United Brethren Mt. Hermon Christian Endeavor Bunker Hill Letart Falls

Mrs Burnelle Appointed State Chair of DAR Schools

Mrs G R Grimsley state director of the Daughters of the American Revolution SE District East Fulton ham notified local DAR of the change in state chairman of approved schools. Mrs Lowell Burnelle of Glouster was appointed to succeed Mrs Cotton and announced the SE district meeting in Nelsonville on September 16 at 10 a.m. It is expected that 18 chapters will be represented.

Middleport G. R. Grimsley Daughters of the American Revolution East Fultonham Daughters of Return Jonathan Meigs Lowell Burnelle Glouster Cotton Nelsonville

Birth announced for Larry Gardner Mankin

Sgt and Mrs Fred G Mankin announce the birth of a son Larry Gardner on July 20. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Neff of Pierpoint South Dakota and Mr and Mrs Floyd Mankin of Pomeroy.

Pomeroy Fred G. Mankin Larry Gardner John Neff Pierpoint S. D Floyd Mankin

Pomeroy Farm Bureau Elects Officers At Council Meeting

An election of officers for Farm Bureau Council 3 was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie in Alfred. Officers elected include Elmer Kautz president Wilber Parker vice president Ella Wippel secretary treasurer Freda Hartinger news reporter Harry Guthrie discussion leader and Warren Pickens recreation leader. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker. Betty Jewell returned home to Columbus after two weeks with her parents. Mrs. Claude Neasen returned from an extended visit with Ensign and Mrs. Wallace Riggs in Newport News Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Amsbury and daughter Lucy were business visitors in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. William Bartels of Cincinnati spent the weekend with Norma Goodwin. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur VanCooney of Rutland included Mrs. Hugh Crawford Mrs. James Vossimas of New York City and Mrs. Ellen Smith of Bradbury.

Theodore Reed Ted Earl Humphrey Elmer Kautz Howard Bolin Lawrence Roush Janice Wilber Parker Martha Eric Parker Warren Pickens Maxine Guthrie Wilbur Parker Betty Jewell Columbus John Blackwood Claude Neasen Ensign Wallace Riggs Newport News Kenneth Amsbury Lucy William Bartels Cincinnati Bartel Norma Goodwin Wilbur VanCooney Rutland Hugh Crawford James Vossimas New York City Ellen Smith Bradbury

Shower Honors Mr and Mrs James Simpson at Methodist Church

Friends of the Methodist Church hosted a shower at the church last Thursday evening for newlyweds Mr and Mrs James Simpson who wed on Sunday July 18. The event featured garden floral decor a cake wreaths candles and Queen Anns lace arrangements with a program including a piano solo group singing and a skit about the couple in 50 years.

The Methodist Church James Simpson Sibyl Miles Gomer Lewis Owen Watson Lillian Jiden Robert Roush Ernest Wingett Connie Erlene Wolfe Don Janice Marilyn McIntosh Otis McClintock Guy Neigler Mary Lillian Jiiden Larry Birch Louise Stewart Jimmie John Wingett Lee Jackson Linda Mallory Bootie Lee Ben Spencer E. A. Wingett

500 Club Hosts Bryan Home Benefit Tournament

Mr and Mrs Clay Bryan of Middelport entertain the 500 Club at their home with four tables in play. Prizes awarded include women's high to Mrs Edgar Ebersbach, second to Mrs John Hite, men's high to Red C Rosenbaum, and second to Clair Karr.

Clay Bryan Middleport 500 Edgar Ebersbach John Hite Red C. Rosenbaum Clair Karr

Mrs Gibbs Hosts Contract Club At Vale Street

Mrs Charles Gibbs entertained her contract club at home on Vale Street Wednesday evening. Two tables competed with first prize to Mrs Clyde Ingles of Middleport and second prize to Miss Mariel Richman. Guests included Mrs Robert Harris of Columbus and Miss Miriam Ebersbach. A salad course was served.

Charles Gibbs Vale St Clyde Ingles Middleport Mariel Richman Robert Harris Columbus Miriam Ebersbach

Overseas Aid Plans Discussed at Federated Circle Meeting

Mrs Phil Williamson presided at a Federated Circle gathering Wednesday evening where layettes for overseas send were discussed. The meeting followed a potluck supper in the social rooms with twenty five members and guests present. Guest Hilda McClain of Lancaster attended.

Phil Williamson Federated Circle Hilda McClain Lancaster

Mrs Roedel Hosts Card Club Gathering at Home

Mrs J O Roedel entertained her card club at her E Main Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Two tables of contract were played with first prize awarded to Mrs Theodore Reed and guest prize to Mrs S J Murphy of Philadelphia. Garden flowers decorated the house and refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests included Mrs Howard Cloke of Cincinnati and Mrs R G Webster.

J. O. Roedel E. Main St Theodore Reed S. J. Murphy Philadelphia Roedel Howard Cloke Cincinnati R. G. Webster

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