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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1956
Page
5
Glouster Memorial Park Board met with all members and Coach Bob Brennan to map fall tasks including mowing and filling drainage ditches. They praised Brennan, invited dirt disposal by any member, planned light pole bases for the baseball field, and discussed winter storage, playground equipment for next year, and increased supervision.
Mr and Mrs Bob Henry of Lowell Arizona announce the birth of a son Robert Wayne on August 26. Paternal grandfather is John Henry of Glouster. This is the Henrys first child.
Pupils entering kindergarten will start classes Tuesday at 8 30 a m and register then. To enter, pupils must be five years old on or before Sept 1.
SAN FRANCISCO K C Jones captain and playmaker of the national collegiate champions will be inducted into the Army Thursday. An Army spokesman said his service will not interfere with his place on the Olympic basketball team.
Chauncey Methodist Sunday School schedules a pot luck picnic at Glouster Memorial Park. Meeting at 1 30 p m at the church, attendees will depart for Glouster. Mrs Grover Patton hosted a euchre club gathering at Millfield with six members and two guests.
Kiwanis Club reports a community auction at Depot Square raised 115 dollars for welfare and youth work in Trimble Town ship. Bruce Russell of Millfield acted as auctioneer. donors and bidders aided the project’s success.
Perry County Democratic and Republican leaders announce two one night events at New Lexington school gym. A Jefferson Jackson banquet September 26 will feature Michael V. Disalle and Frank Laushe with other candidates. A GOP rally September 17 will feature C William ONeill and Sen Andrew Schoeppel among others.
Mrs. W. P. Clever of Kansas City Missouri visits her cousin Mrs. Ward Hayes and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hizon of Columbus spend a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hayes. Mrs. Nettie Heinzman, grandson Henry and his wife and three children of Beaver Pennsylvania visit Mrs. Heinzman's cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hayes.
A practical guide urges adding at least one black dress in wool jersey silk crepe or silk faille to the fall wardrobe. The piece notes versatile styling for many occasions.
Italian culinary artists pair two flavors cinnamon and coffee for iced coffee. Cinnamon sticks serve as fun stirrers enhancing aroma and presentation in a simple beverage trend.
The article notes that baseball bats are made from ash hackberry or hickory wood, highlighting the common material options used in production.
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