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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1951
Page
5
The Elks Club hosted a Sunday turkey dinner for about 200 needy children from the area and the Athens County Children's Home. Supplied by Elks members and staff, with Coca Cola extras, the event included entertainment, carols, and a candy and orange take-home.
Nelsonville hosts a midnight Christmas Eve Mass marking the completed remodeling of St Andrews Catholic Church. The Rev Edwin E Yocke will lead the high mass with Christmas sermon, followed by services at 8 and 9 30 a m and a benediction after the latter.
Pikesville Maryland firms respond to Christmas fruit baskets with a letter from Robert Thompson explaining that lawyers prohibit gifts to anyone connected with government contracts. The Thompson Trailer Corporation notes most work is for government contracts and jokes about the fruit basket.
Nelsonville resident William H. Lowry, 74, died at his home this morning after a life in Nelsonville and Columbus. Survived by wife Ethel, a son David, two stepsons Luther and Clifford Acra, two half sisters Retta Lennox and Flo Hoskins, and one grandchild. Funeral at Stout funeral home 2 p.m. Wednesday with visitation after noon tomorrow. Burial at Green Lawn Cemetery.
Henry P. Price 87 of Rutland died Sunday afternoon at Meigs General Hospital. Born in Virginia he lived most of his life in Rutland and worked for the New York Central Railroad losing a leg in employment. Survived by wife Lizzie three sons Waymard Harold and Herman a daughter Mrs Gertrude Butler a brother Crosby seven grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 1 p m at First Baptist Church Rutland Rev F C Cleveland Columbus burial Miles Cemetery Chase funeral home in charge.
The United States accounts for about half of the world’s lumber supply, underscoring its dominant role in wood production and exports.
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