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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1933

Page

10

Gallipolis’ Oldest Woman Buried at Hill Cemetery

Funeral services for Martha Frances Summers 98 longtime Gallipolis resident were held at First Presbyterian Church. She died Sunday night after four days with pneumonia and was buried in Mound Hill Cemetery. Born March 30 1855 in Maulden West Virginia she married A D Summers a steamboatman who died about ten years ago. She leaves three daughters Mrs Charles Gray Mrs J S Cadat and Mrs George Kingham and a son W B Summers with one daughter Julia predeceased her.

Gallipolis First Presbyterian Church Martha Frances Summers W. W. Duff Mound Hil Maulden W. Va Marshal Congleton A. D. Summers

Vast supply at Gallia County Home ensures winter provisions

On a Dec day in Gallia County the home butchered eleven 300 pound hogs and stored 1500 gallons of canned fruit and LW bushels of potatoes and apples. The 47 acre farm with six cows a large chicken flock and four horses supplies milk butter eggs and farm work. T. M. McClaskey leads the institution with Mrs. McClaskey as matron.

Gallipolis HA. Wooley Gallia County T. M. McClaskey

Christmas events and personal notices in Rio Grande

Faculty surprised Rev W T Packer at a December birthday party. Baptist Church Night features Christmas fun and devo tional service. Mr D C Richards celebrated his eightieth birthday with friends. Mrs T E McCarley was briefly ill at Holzer Hospital. Mr McCarley treated for a carbuncle. Miss Margaret Morgan married Mr Fox in Columbus. Cantata King of Kings to be sung at Rio Grande and Thurman churches. Junior Department to present Christmas program and tree. Mr and Mrs J D Miller visited Vinton and Galena. Allen Wiseman and family welcomed a new daughter and moved back after college breaks.

W. T. Packer Baptist Church Tjends L. F. Allen D. C. Richards Mr. Richards T. E. McCarley Ethel Holzer Hospital Mr. McCarley Margaret Morgan Mr. Fox Columbus J. D. Miller Vinton and Gal Hoolie Allen Wiseman Wiseman Miller Mr. Wiseman

Rio Grande Girls Triumph Over Vinton In Basketball

The Rio Grande girls won their first victory by defeating Vinton 25 to 30 with the outcome in doubt in the first half. The Rio boys lost to Vinton 16 to 17. Next game is against Biwel on Rio’s floor Friday December 22 at 7 30.

Rio Grande Rio Vinton Girls Vinton Biwel

Charles Wilmore Dies in Thurman Area

Charles Wilmore aged 40, a Thurman farmer, died at Foster Hospital after an appendectomy operation. He passed away Monday following surgery, with details of the medical procedure and timing incomplete in the report.

Gallipolis Charles Wilmore Thurman Foster Hospital

Church To Hold Special Christmas Eve Service

Alexander Presbyterian Church schedules two Christmas programs on Sunday December 24. At 11:00 a.m. the ship service features a chorus directed by Mrs Maud Vorkes and a sermon by Rev Howard E Warner on The Essence of Christmas. At 7:30 p.m. youth and children present readings and music followed by a Christmas tree with Santa Claus and carols by choir and congregation.

Alexander Presbyterian Church Maud Vorkes Howard E Warner Santa Claus

NRA pressure on cleaners sparks nationwide hearing clash

William Davis, national compliance director, accused cleaners of resisting NRA price boosts. He described a bitter fight with shop owners who warned compliance would ruin them. At a Washington hearing, many said prosecution would follow if they did not raise prices.

Dyers William Davis Shove Washington Davis

Athens County 4-H Clubs Rise in County Agriculture

Athens County 4-H Clubs and Granges report expanded roles in county agriculture. The 4-H program enrolled 521 members with record project completions, 5403 attendees at institute meetings with grange work, and thirteen new clubs formed in March to May. The Terrell duo won first place in calf blanket making at Columbus and earned a trip to Chicago. the dairy team placed fourth and stock team twelfth in state. The county sent 17 youths to the State Fair, with all earning at least an A. A grand champion Jersey cow at the State Fair highlighted successes, plus forestry and various demonstrations and a 300-member county tour.

Athens County Thomas H. Johnson Ellen Harold Terrell Columbus Chicago Ohio

Tri County Growers Name Officers for 34

COOLVILLE December 18 H P Curtis of Marietta was elected president of the Tri County Fruit Growers Association at the annual meeting. W F Kampf of Coolville was named vice president and Samuel H Pailet of Troy Township High School was secretary treasurer. Twenty growers from Athens Meigs and Washington Counties attended. An educational meeting in January was planned.

Coolville H. P. Curtis Marietta Tri-County Fruit Growers Association W. F. Kampf Samuel H. Pailet Troy Township Athens Meigs Washington

Evergreen and Candles Reflect the Christmas Spirit

A dated guide to decorating for a traditional Christmas with evergreen garlands, holly wreaths, and paper decorations. It suggests blue and silver themes as modern alternatives and emphasizes family involvement, windows lit with candles, and festive table settings with red and green accents.

Athens Senior High Debaters Preview Citywide Contest

Finalists advance to Columbus to contest for the estate championship and cup award. The debate topic asks whether the United States should adopt essential features of the British radio control system. Debates directed by the Ohio State Public Speaking Department. First and second teams for Athens Senior High School to be announced by Mr. Roberts.

Columbus United States Ohio State Athens Senior High School Roberts

4-H Radio Broadcast Scheduled For January 6

The monthly national 4-H Club radio program airs Saturday January 6 from 12 30 to 1 30 PM on a nationwide hookup. Features include America the Beautiful by the United States Marine Band Four Years of Club Work Have Improved My Home by Eloise Grant from Oswego County New York How 4 H Club Work Helped to Increase Dairy Profits by Frances Berry from Kent County Delaware Farm Practices Improved by Adult Farmers and Influence of 4 H Club Work by Albert Hoefer Ithaca New York with New Year greetings from C W Warburton USDA Also the first phase of the 1934 National 4 H music achievement test with compositions discussed by R A Turner and performed by the United States Department of Agriculture choir.

America the Beautiful United States Marine Band Eloise Grant Oswego County N. Y Frances Berry Kent County Del Albert Hoefer Ithaca C. W. Warburton United States Department of Agriculture R. A. Turner United

States Marine Band Led by Capt Taylor Branson

Rain threatening clouds enveloped the Athens District as heavy fog lingered in the hills. Temperatures ranged from 37 to 58 degrees yesterday with mid forties forecast today and chances of rain or snow tomorrow.

Athens

Athens Oaks Hill Debate Schedule At Athens High

Debate sponsor Carl Roberts announces Athens Senior High plans a schedule with six rivals in the Southeastern Ohio District. The calendar lists January 8 home clash with Oak Hill, January 18 away with Oak Hill, January 22 at Portsmouth, February 5 away with Lawan, and February 12 against Marietta with Athens narrowing toward the district title.

Athens Senior High School Carl Roberts Ohio Athens Oak Hill Athens Negative Nelsonville Portsmouth Hamden Lawan Marietta Gistrat Cham Blom

Majestic Showcases Dressler Bean and Barrymore Comedy

At the Majestic Theater Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore headline Christopher Bean a lively MGM film adaptation of The Late Christopher Bean with Abby the servant at center of a priceless painting plot. The cast blends humor and drama as avarice and romance unfold amid strong performances by Dressler and Barrymore. At the Ohio Theater Columbia’s Fog opens featuring Mary Brian and a fourteen-actor cast in a shipboard mystery and murders set in a dense sea fog. The ensemble includes Maude Eburne Edwin Maxwell and Greta Meyer in a tense suspenseful drama based on a popular serial. A separate note highlights The Thrill Hunter a racing car adventure with Buck and Dorothy Revier.

Majestic Marie Dressletopher Bean Ohio Donald Cook COURT Richard Cromwey Cwo Marie Dressler Lionel Barrymore Christopher Bean Majestic Theater Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Abby Miss Dressler Barrymore Haggett Dan J. Kelley Columbia Studios Saturday Evening Post Mid- Atlantic Mary Brian Mary Fulton Wentworth George le Jones Columbia Buck Europe Hollywoo Dorothy Revier Arthur Rankin Frank la Rue

Athens County Farmers Asked to Help Corn Hog Plan

Athens County farmers may obtain corn hog leaflets within a few days from the office of Tom H Johnson county agricultural agent The leaflets are being sent from the Department of Agriculture in Washington Johnson has also been advised by C W Warburton national director of extension work to arrange for the appointment of temporary campaign and community committees to help carry out the corn hog program.

Athens County Tom H. Johnson Department of Agriculture Washington Johnson C. W. Warburton

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