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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
7
Mrs. Kate Price Manley aged 85 died this morning at her Sycamore Street home. Survived by three sons Frank of Columbus Starling of Cincinnati and Harvey of Los Angeles. Funeral services are incomplete.
Nelsonville reports the Ladies Auxiliary of the Parade of the Hills hosts a rummage sale Saturday in the Elks dining room on Hocking Street. Donated items should be left at the Elks by Friday noon. friends may contact the Ewing funeral home. Burial is set for Gravel Hill Cemetery in Cheshire.
The Lend a Hand held its August meeting at the home of Mrs. Alma and Stella Atkins with 35 members and guests present. Devotional period led by Mrs. Norma Lee. Refreshments were served. Albert Scragg visited his brother Claud Scragg and family. Additional visitors and family visits noted with local households.
At Mrs Lillian Jew a home Mr and Mrs Frank Halliday Mrs Pauline Atkins and Sharon returned from a Cleveland vacation. Visitors to Mr and Mrs John Blackwood included Anderson Bolin Akron and Mr and Mrs Dean Wiblin Shade. Esta Mae Blackwood returned from a visit with Aunt and Uncle Fred Thomas. Earnest Carr hosted a party for daughter Donna and son David.
Mount St. Mary Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Vogel of Athens and a son to Mr and Mrs Ralph Byers of Parkersburg. Albert Russell of Glouster and Mrs Walter Sweazy of Nelsonville are discharged.
The Britannica notes that broadcasting, distinct from wireless communication, began to take shape around 1920, marking a key development in mass media and public communication.
The final service in the summer union meetings will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church Nelsonville with Rev Robert Bowman of Lancaster presiding He chairs the Social Action committee of the Presbyterian Synod of Mia
Two prominent Republican figures, B. Carroll Reece and David S. Ingalls, sampled sentiment in Alabama and predicted strong southern support for Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio in the Republican presidential race. The report notes Taft’s efforts to secure backing among Southern party members.
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