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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
3
A sugar free style muffin recipe combines Kellogg s All-Bran with molasses milk and eggs. The batter soaks briefly then mixes with dry ingredients before baking into tender nutritious muffins.
The Middleport School Band conducted by Bernard Krinke performed during the assembly period on Wednesday morning. A public concert is planned later this season under Mr Krinke.
In Meigs County Common Pleas Court on February 13th Gail Wagnis versus John Wagnis and Richard Vilstoe versus Catherine Vitstoe were filed, both alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Also granted divorce for Wesley Dale Musser from Margaret Louise Musser on February 11th and William L Haley versus Mary Nejoma Haley on February 12th citing gross neglect and cruelty. The report notes New York public schools employ about 33,000 staff and comments on Manchuria soil fertility.
C E Blakeslee urges rapid submission of Infantile Paralysis Fund Drive gifts by February 16 with reports sent to national headquarters. Pomeroy accounts list donors and various communities tallying totals from churches schools clubs and businesses including Racine Syracuse Long Bottom and many others totaling substantial contributions across the county.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Walter Bentz and daughter Barbara Ann visiting relatives for a month with Miss Bess Bentz and Mrs Bertha Schreiber. Anna Lee Warner recovering from an appendectomy is set to return to school next week. Mrs Florence Richards ill with a cold suffered a heart attack at her Mulberry Ave home. Mr and Mrs Will Dawson of Columbus attended family illness and death of Mrs Janet Allis and returned home with Mrs Edward Koehler and others. Several servicemen, Jack Rosenbaum, Pvt Robert Story, and Pvt Robert Couch, are on furloughs visiting family before resuming duty. Nearby families and guests are listed, including the Hoffners, Arnold, Fauber, Colburns, Bean, and Colburns. Attorney Fred Crow Jr hosted a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs William McQuigg of Cleveland who were guests of George McQuigg.
Mr and Mrs John Cowie of Syracuse announce their son John William Cowie Electrician's Mate 3 c is officially dead per the U S Navy Depart ment He served on the submarine Fher and was missing in action since August 13 1944.
The Meigs Chapter Izaak Walton League prepares for an opening minstrel show tonight at 8 15 in the Middleport School Auditorium. A dress rehearsal was held last night, and tomorrow night the production moves to Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium. Featured is the partnership quartet including Charles Wildermuth Albert Reuter Harry Wehrung and Ben Neutzling with medleys of old favorites.
Middleport sixth graders report solid advance sales for a benefit basketball game Friday night between Wellston and Middleport High School teams. Proceeds go to the March of Dimes. Reserves start at 7 30, varsity at 8 30. Also Saturday, the Yellow Jackets host the Logan Chieftains in a postponed influenza game.
Middleport volunteers fought a morning blaze at Locust Street home of Mr and Mrs Levi Caruthers. Fire origin undetermined with high winds hindering control, nearly destroying the frame dwelling that housed the Caruthers family.
The Meigs Soil Conservation District reports 110 cooperators, about one twentieth of the county’s farm acreage. Planned and established practices cover pasture, cropland, steep-land rotation shifts, woodlands, contour cultivation, and waterways, with about five plans monthly and five-year plan completion outlook.
Racine Junior High presents the comedy farce Say It with Music by the Racine High School Junior Class on February 18 at 8 p m in the Racine High School auditorium. The show mixes comic and serious situations and is touted as highly entertaining by the local school. Brooklyn’s population is listed as about 3 000 000.
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