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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1960
Page
7
Dogs served in modern warfare mainly for scouting and first aid. Earlier periods saw dogs armored with leather coats bearing spikes and knives for combat, reflecting evolving battlefield roles and equipment.
Shawnee Blue Bell chapter Shawnee elects and installs Bessie Severance as 27th District president. Venus chapter Logan exemplifies work. District meeting and school of instruction set for Shawnee January 23 1961 under Mrs Severance. attendees include Betty Turnbull Don Hannah and numerous officers from Blue Bell and Shawnee chapters.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Biddle attended the Busy Bees meeting at the Carpenter Baptist Church home of Reed Jeffers in Albany. Anti pollution laws of 1957 nearly strip Pittsburg of its Smoky City nickname.
DEAN HALLIDAY advises sowing sweet peas early for deep roots and better results. New Callaxy giants offer colors from carmine rose to blue and pink, plus Little Sweetheart dwarfs eight inches tall needing no staking. Indoor starting method uses 60 to 65 degree warmth, soak seeds 24 hours, plant three per pot, cover with glass until sprouted.
Rutland Merchants Association hosted a turkey dinner at Rutland Grade School cafeteria for members. Mrs. Mary M. Beard will travel to Cincinnati on a buying trip for the Rutland Department Store and attend the WSCS meeting. A white elephant sale raised about fifteen dollars for Mrs. Helen Combs, influenza confinement noted, and other members report health updates and church committee plans for the coming year.
In Athens on February 18, 1960 the Rutland Band Boosters announced a monthly meeting to be held February 22 at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. All parents are urged to attend.
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