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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
3
Chauncey Don Daugherty and Bruce Shafer, hospitalized after an automobile incident, are reported recovering and at home in Beaumont. Daugherty's arm injury is noted as healing. Shafer is still under care as the situation evolves.
Mrs Hei h ingham left Sunday for an aunt visit with her sister Hee Shadvan and Mary Seve on Leaster. Visited from gt ieving baskets of Fruit from nieces Mrs William Blizzard of Wjartha and Mrs C G Whittington afore Mro and St Luther Cruikshank Ma mY bee.
A meeting notice outlines a Poultry Rakers gathering organized by SRE Cat HoRer Fan Ll and Legion Hat. Details on date time and location are not clearly provided in the fragment.
Carbondale scene as Caries Dicker son and Mona Nel Lightfritz wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. W. M Brown officiating. The groom is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Harry Dickerson and a Waterloo High School graduate.
A New York hack driver named Harry stocks his taxi with free comforts for riders. He provides aspirin, cough drops, soft drinks, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, bandages and eyewash. A thermos iced tea program evolved into an ice box with soda, kept at the meter side. Passengers repeatedly praised the service and Harry notes his aim is making fares feel at home.
Names and places of many holiday visitors fill regional notices. Mr and Mrs R B Smith and Stephen Smith visit Mrs R D Cole in Portsmouth, others travel from Detroit, Anderson and Columbus to Glouster, Trimble, Athens, Newark and Zanesville with extended family from Dayton and Parkersburg.
Mary Bradley reported to hospital after a fall on Mounsr Street. The Gloster thermometer showed eight above zero today with a forecast rising to 28 later. A cold snap persisted tonight with temperatures near dawn.
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