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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1955

Page

4

Boy Scouts Week Of Activity Highlights Names In Program

Fragmented OCR notes show a list of individuals connected to a Boy Scouts state week event. Names mentioned include Dean Spanier Ronald Brady TD David Getha Russ Kenneth Burch Woaley Roger and Rohmeyer, with Ed as a master carpenter figure.

Boy Scouts Monres Dean Spanier Ronald Brady David Getha Kenneth Burch Woaley Roger & Rohmeyer

Funeral for George Rasp Held in Jacksonville

Funeral services for George Rasp, a Glouster resident, were held Wednesday afternoon at the Dowler Yerguson Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Fna Nelson, a brother David, and three sisters Anna Rasp, Mrs Judson, and Mrs Houestine, with route details noted.

George Paspa Iasonville Yerguson Rex Ueorze Fonce Nelson Glouste David Mass Anna Rasp Mars Judson Jacksonville Lida Houestine Guy

Mothers' March Nets $181 for Polio Fund

The Junior Progressive Study Club organized a Mothers March of polio fund collection raising 181 dollars. The Kiwanis Club contributed 60 dollars from a March of Dimes barrel placed before Richardsong Furniture Store.

Glouster Junior Progressive Study Club Mais Robert Horn Richardsong Kiwanis Club

Collections Reported by Mayor Williams January Totals

Collections show cemetery dues for January at $2 loading trees $2 ground rent $6 and fines and costs $110 05 totaling $204. U.S. dollars and the report lists mayor Thomas Williams as the source.

Glolster Thomas Willams

Firstt hi William Whitles built early Kentucky brace

An archival note recounts William Whitles as builder of Kentucky's first brick house and first race track, claims he died aged six during the War of 1812, and mentions historical township and cemetery records with funds and debt entries from 1954.

William Whitles Kentucky Athens Ohio Lecalbee Town Mbart Nance and Pepair Health Tanes Tatreet Board Monter Ff Tiealth Rita Pxpens Elzire Aye Pepidebe Monterat Youll Briance Oy

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