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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
3
Fragment describes a group called To de Soon moters and a worker of fire needing a be held event. Mentions Christmas toys, home gifts, Dr. McMaster and Charles Miller or Tall en. Contains many garbled names and details.
Miss Main St Assistant Allen Jenkinson hosted a class party at the home with refreshments and gifts for five French assistants and teachers. Several house guests and members attended, with Ruth Walters and Mildred Haw among those present. An upcoming December 12 meeting by the Junior members of America was announced for veterans’ topics and a minstrel show at the high school.
Readable text fragment mentions social mention and trip but names appear garbled. Missing key details hinder clear event identification. Further legible material needed for a proper card.
Prices for beef pork and lamb are expected to drop as better stock and favorable weather lift quality. The American Institute of Meat Packers reports a lower wholesale index with retail prices following. twelve of twenty cuts fall two to nine percent while leg of lamb rises slightly.
POMEROY. Hope Kruskamp files for divorce from Henry B. Kruskamp in common pleas court. last June 12, 1935 petition failed to finalise after a reconciliation. Tillie De Wees sues Frank DeWees for cruelty and failure to provide, seeks alimony and return to Buckley name. Myrtle Edwards granted divorce from William Edwards in common pleas court.
Services next Sunday at the Church of Christ will be especially designated for women. In the morning Mrs. Charles Hedges, a retired Congo missionary, will speak at the Athens Church of Christ and in the evening at 7 o clock she will address the MIDDLEPORT congregation. All women are urged to attend and the public is invited.
Ernest Pomeroy Smith of Apple Grove was fined 25 plus costs in Justice of the Peace Titus court for intoxication. Lewis Osler was jailed by Constable Evans for non payment of an old fine. Ray Moler pled guilty in common pleas court to possession of untaxed liquor and was released on probation.
Middleport football player James Pullins injured in the Thanksgiving game is recovering satisfactorily. F Gardner reports Pullins can sit up briefly each day and is making steady progress in recovery.
Syracuse residents and visitors are listed for holiday travel and family gatherings. Mrs. Ira Fieming and daughter Noretta plan Huntington return after wintering there, while Mrs. Martha Echols of Parkersburg visited two weeks with her daughter. Other notes cover sink installation, relatives in Huntington, and Thanksgiving visits in Athens and Marietta.
Albany R D 1 notes Thanksgiving activities as residents hosted relatives from Columbus Kalamazoo Dennison Athens Glouster and Portsmouth. Various households welcomed guests including the Elliott Minear Collins West Rickey Lotz and Scott families with dinners and weekend visits across multiple towns.
Helen Sweet, age unknown, died today from severe burns suffered Monday when her clothing caught fire while she was playing with matches.
Miss Lucille Pomeroy hosted the Birthday Club at her Main Street home Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded with Mrs. John Russell taking first, Mrs. Hite second, and Mrs. J. M. Stevens receiving the consolation prize.
The Daughters of America met in Chester with election of officers for the coming term. New chairs filled by Mabel Van Meter and others. Refreshments committee named Essie Warner Letha Koblentz Pearl Pitts. Local residents noted visiting, travel and family news including Thanksgiving trips and a birth in Pomroy.
A study finds frozen apples retain a substantial amount of vitamin C after four months of storage. Researchers note minimal loss, suggesting freezing as an effective method to preserve nutrient content.
The Racine Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting on December 3 with Miss Fannie Belle Weaver leading. Chester High School history teacher Mr. Hayes spoke on The Effect of Geography on History as the audience enjoyed music from the high school orchestra. The next meeting is scheduled for January 7.
Millions worldwide embrace Kruschen daily habit to improve health. A tasteless salt dose in morning coffee claims to cleanse waste from stomach liver bile ducts intestines and kidneys. Two weeks of use purportedly regularizes bowels and boosts vigor with renewed blood and energy. Get Kruschen at local pharmacies.
Racine Meigs County residents eligible for a December 17 contest at the local high school auditorium. Prizes of 10 5 and 3 dollars awarded to winners with an audition on the Charleston Radio Station. Entrants should contact Mia Ernest Wingett of Racine.
Pomeroy brief notes that Mr and Mrs Edgar Ebersbach and family will leave Lincoln Hill Friday for Sarasota Wisconsin where they will spend the winter. A Return Jonathan Chapter DAR meeting is set for Friday December 6 at Mrs M Hennessys Middleport residence with Miss Bess Sanborn assisting and Mrs Ruth McCroba leading the study on American music.
An ad touts Allenri as a swift 48 hour relief for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago linked to excess uric acid. It claims fast pain reduction nationwide and promotes an 8 ounce prescription with low cost.
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