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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1950
Page
3
The Garden Club will meet for a Christmas party Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs B R Angle 42 Main St.
GLOUSTER Council passes Ordinance 436 to pave the way for a ten thousand dollar fire truck purchase and bonds within the ten mill limit. Fire Chief Johnny Crawford resigns after 30 years. Dan Mooney to serve as acting chief with Harry Cheney as second assistant.
Mrs. Bi R Battle of Archer Hooster Texas credits Hadacol with easing long standing deficiencies of Vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and Iron. After five bottles she felt better able to eat and rest and she has now taken 12 bottles with significant relief. The ad touts Hadacol liquid form for rapid absorption and notes low daily cost with trial and large sizes available.
GLOUSTER The 500 Club met for a Christmas dinner and party at Hotel Gordon on Wednesday evening. The table decor featured fir holly and candles with an exchange of gifts. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. M. Ley first Mrs. Evan Morgan Sr. second and Mrs. William Withem third. Other members present included Mrs. O. A. McDonald Mrs. Vern Lamborn Mrs. Walter Yount Mrs. Earl Morris and Mrs. Jessie Hill.
Glouster shops publish special hours for the holiday period. This Thursday they open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Next week hours extend to 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
The Jacksonville Auxiliary of the UMW of A will hold a Christmas party on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Guests should bring their own table service. The gathering will be in the Sayre building.
Emmett Conway Zaleski from Chillicothe was here on business. Mr and Mrs James McKibben returned home after a three weeks visit in Indianapolis and Proctorville Ohio.
Corning resident Oscar Hartley was taken to White Cross Hospital Columbus for observation after attending the Corning Shawnee basketball game. Elmer Weaver was hospitalized at Bethesda Hospital Zanesville with Mrs. Weaver beside him. Pocahontas Lodge announces a Monday Dec 18 pot luck luncheon with a fifty cent gift exchange. WSCS Christmas gift exchange follows a 6 o'clock church dinner at the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson plan a three month stay in Phoenix due to Mrs. Wilsons health. Mrs. Warren McCoy travels to Elyria for ill husband. Mrs. Elmer Rowland and son Hugh accompany to Columbus transit. Mrs. Clara Hern and family visit Doctors Hospital Columbus. Adams family visits in Hollister. A Philos Class bazaar and chicken dinner will be held Saturday at the EUB church dining room with Mrs J Richardson.
Sophia Hayden, 84, former Glouster resident, died Monday night at her Columbus home. Survived by sons Leo James Ambrose of Columbus and step-daughter Anna Sweeney. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Wallace Funeral Home with Rev. John Devol. burial in Glouster Cemetery. Friends may visit Thursday afternoon and Friday until services.
In Yellow Springs Ohio the Fels Institute at Antioch College reports a simple artificial heart lung can be built in any lab for 60 dollars and is ready for human use, according to institute scientists announced last night.
Columbus reports that copies of the Ohio liquor control act and the state liquor board regulations are on sale in a single publication. The 220 page book is offered at $1, the printing cost.
Members of the Women of the Moose will be initiated at Thursday's meeting at 7 30 p m instead of the following gathering. Christmas party plans will be discussed. The organizing committee includes Mrs Katherine Zukowski and Clarissa Smith.
Glouster Mr and Mrs Paul Rea spent Sunday with Mrs Rea s parents Mr and Mrs James Cotter Captain Tex Myers left Monday to return to Germany after a furlough with his mother Mrs Grace Myers who is seriously ill and his sister Miss Pauline Myers Mr and Mrs Chester Norris of Farmington New Mexico guests of Mr and Mrs George H Campbell Mrs Norris and Mrs Campbell are sisters The Campbells and their guests dined with Mr and Mrs George Henry in Athens Monday evening Norris depart today.
The WSCS of Glouster Methodist Church will present a Christmas program on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church.
Mrs Evan Morgan will lead the program at the Wednesday Christmas party in the K of P building. A 6 p.m. dinner follows with each member bringing a covered dish. A gift exchange will be held.
A Hemlock Church of Christ group visited Glouster on Sunday evening for a baptism. Daniel K. Teater, Glouster's minister, led a worship service at Hemlock Sunday afternoon.
The Jacksonville Methodist Church WSCS league will gather this evening in the church auditorium for its scheduled meeting.
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