Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Local notice fragment lists a public sale action and officials. Readable items include sale terms and involved parties though full details are incomplete.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
8
Local notice fragment lists a public sale action and officials. Readable items include sale terms and involved parties though full details are incomplete.
Glouster report notes Trimble village leaders form committee to approach a lighting company for aid on the new sidewalk between Trimble and Glouster. Discussion covers Congress Run Road repairs and county involvement. Local residents in Congress Run district urged to back the project.
The Junior Class play Lookin' Lovely directed by Miss Dora Ervin will be staged tonight at eight o clock in the high school auditorium. It drew enthusiastic student audience at a Wednesday matinee and was also shown to the grades on Tuesday afternoon.
One of President Roosevelt's key assistants with a passion for anonymity will travel to China at the invitation of the Chinese government. Currie aims to gather first hand data on China's economic situation, similar to Harry Hopkins' London mission.
Union Lunch won two games from Joe's Garden in Wednesday night bowling. Jack Zimmer led with 203 single and 506 series. Team totals read 768 793 838 for 1400, while Joe's Garden totaled 725 793 765 for 2285 across the three games.
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church will host a Valentine party Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs E H Taylor with Mrs John Wallace as co host.
Grace Holzschuh and Lena Zimmer hosted the Daughters of St George with readings by Sara Jane Kay Mary Johnston Tillie Hinton Kate Vaughn Florence Parker Edna Bingman Myrtle Dunlevy. Sophia Hinton and Hannah Parker won contest awards. Next meeting set at Florence Parker's home. Refreshments served to 14 members. Progressive Club of the Church of Christ meeting postponed to Friday February 21 at Ada Thomas home.
GLOUSTER Kiwanis meets at Hotel Gordon for Kiwanis Education training for officers and committees. George Rose leads. Cc F Wallace wins attendance prize. A benefit card party and dance is set for Feb 22 at the K of P Hall to aid Child Welfare. Next meeting starts 6 15 PM with a Cincinnati motion picture.
Wednesday guests of Mrs Grace Holzschuh were Mrs Mabel Richards Mrs Price Richards and Mrs William Winsell of Columbus. Mr and Mrs R A Allen Detroit and Mr and Mrs A T Allen Rendville were guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Viney and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Williams on Tuesday.
Newly chosen Eureka Methodist Sunday School officers include Mrs. Robert Irion and Mrs. Golda Gothard as superintendents Daisy May James as secretary Mrs Della Bodimer as treasurer and teachers Mrs Lesta Gothard Mrs Robert Johnson Mrs H M Lane with Ruth Montgomery as pianist.
Trimble Township held its first Home Conservation Program meeting at the Fitch home in Glouster with discussion on the AAA program. Mrs. Fitch was named discussion leader, and Esther Dailey of Albany shared moving pictures on Remodeling Homes and The Storing of Wheat in Canada. Participants included Mrs. Dailey, several Wemmer family members, Mrs. Madden, Willis Madden, Nels Coffman, and county committeemen Frank Wemmer Clarence Morris and Guy White, with next gathering planned March 10 at the Guy White home in Millfield Route.
The Glouster Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold a gathering at 7 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. J. R. Binford.
In normal times roughly 23 million people see films weekly in England with annual admissions totaling substantial revenue.
Miss Mary Limo celebrated her 19th birthday Monday evening at Eagle Hall with games dancing and refreshments from a table centered by a large decorated cake. Guests included Helen Kamento Josephine Limo Eileen Brown Mary Mc Clelland Rose Leon Grace Labora Jean Jennice Mary Covella Anna Hashman Phyllis Elizabeth Labora Margaret Labora Harold Shumway Mrs Pearl Brown Norma Brown and Richard Brown of Millfield. Skunks have been found to be inordinately fond of potato chips.
GLOUSTER Class No 3 of First Baptist Church sponsors a potluck dinner in the church social rooms Friday at 7 p.m. honoring Loyal Morris Douglas Woods and Donald Woods who leave for the U S Army on Feb 21. Miss Ilah Viney arranged the program and invites the public.
Class No 3 of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Josephine Dillard home to hear Denzil Leach talk on The Origination of Sin. Leach presided and the group voted to entertain three members who are conscripts and will leave February 21.
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