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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1941

Page

7

Creed and Bryson Head Speaker List

One hundred twenty five persons attended a father and son banquet by Trimble Masonic Lodge at JT gym. Speakers included Dr C H Creed Athens State Hospital and M M Bryson JT High School superintendent with ministers contributing brief talks. Music by a local string orchestra.

C. H. Creed Athens State Hospital Athens M. M. Bryson JT High School Gilbert Courtney Chauncey and Trimble Bryson Zane Kasler Elmer Davis Fritz Heffken Virgil White Harold Shirkey Bob Kregg

Conservation Meeting At Albany Draws 23 Guests

Lee Township conservation meeting held February 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Munn with 23 guests. Mrs S R Knowlton led the discussion on family and community life. Next meeting March 19 with Mrs Faye Cline. Edna Whiteman named registrar of motor vehicle licenses for Albany community.

Albany Lee Township William Munn S. R. Knowlton Faye Cline Edna Whiteman Wilbur Baughman Lester Bremser Sydney Everson Lamar Springer H. W. Ayler Howard Ellis Aurora Ind Christine Ayler Betty Mason Lancaster C. R. Seifert Will Moler Herbert Barrett Missionaries of Africa The Baptist Church Charles Strickland Ed. Bodkins Ray Johnson

Glouster Society Notes Guests and Family Visits

Glouster residents and relatives hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. J T Wolfe and Suzanne Wolfe of Pennsville visited Mr and Mrs Sam Underwood. Barbara Richardson and Janet Williams of Columbus attended L E Richardson home. Ruth Ann Harper visited grandparents Mr and Mrs H F Kittle while Charles Harper family spent Sunday in Columbus.

Sam Underwood Trimble Mr. Underwood J. T. Wolfe Suzanne Pennsville Ind Don Coble Red Key Barbara Richardson Janet Williams Thelumbus School For Girls L. E. Richardson Ruth Ann Harper Corning H. F. Kittle Charles Harper Columbus Fred Heck Gloria Helen Pickeral Leighton Dingley Bradley Hoyt Ray Bailes James Cleveland Zern Cunning Clark West Albert Canton West W. S. West Charles Clayberger Allentown Clay Mary Janeyberger Portland Ore Claybergers Glouster Raymond Cunningham Knoxville Tenn Cunningham Zern Cunningham Esta Cunningham Jerry Goodwill James Phillips Chester Sanborn Rena Chappelear Wesley Sanborn Nelsonville Thomas Pierce Murray City Gerald Baird Fred Harper Ida McClelland William McClelland

Prisoner seeks release claiming too much to eat in Concord jail

A Concord North Carolina inmate requests freedom saying the prison diet is excessive and he cannot endure the amount of food provided. Authorities have not indicated a decision.

Concord, N. c

Social Notes of Carbondale Highlights Weekend Visits and Celebrations

Social notes from Carbondale record a dinner for Mrs. M J Callahan on her 82nd birthday hosted by her granddaughter Mrs Albert Johnson of Athens. The column lists numerous weekend visits by residents and relatives from Columbus Ironton Barberton Nelsonville Athens Circleville and Banberton among others.

Carbondale Albert Johnson Athens M. J. Callahan Jasper Cox Ralph Lightfritz Mona Nell Dewey Arnold Barberton Hazel Dust Nora Frank Dorothy Margene Joe Wilson Olan Carpenter Carlin Logan George Carlin Leslie Howson Earl Stanley Banberton Glenn Prater Pearl Mace Wilbur Young Danny Hamley Run Hiram Holland Clarence Edgar Coonville Mack Stanley

Wolf Family Dominates Howes In Nearby Bowling Match

GLOUSTER The Howe Family of Nelsonville again fell to the Wolf Family in a Sunday bowling event by 273 pins. Ed Wolf posted 216 for high single and Jim Wolf 639 for high three game total while Winnie Howe led the visitors with 206 and 548. Gamwell Clover Farm took two from Glouster Press in a postponed ladies league game. Anna Marie Wolf had 184 high single and 485 high triple. Kathleen Shumway led Clover Farm with 170 and 471.

Glouster Howe Nelsonville Wolf Ed Wolf Jim Wolf Winnie Howe Gamwell Clover Farm Glouster Press Anna Marie Wolf Kathleen Shumway Clover Farm Sam Howe Dude Howe Dorothy Howe Ralph Howe Joe Wolf, Jr Sara Wolf Joe Wolf, Sr Turners Sales Room Bert Wolf Turners M. Clark M. Hardy Price W. Hemsley L. Cunningham Anna M. Wolf D. Vernon M. Kittrell Ss. Wolf B. Wolf

Glouster Firemen Called To Restaurant Blaze

Firemen were summoned to the Big Three Restaurant on High Street owned by C. E. Handley at 11 o clock Saturday night to fight a blaze thought to start from a defective flue. The fire damaged the ceiling and roof, water caused most of the damage, with two hose lines and a tank employed. Fire Chief John Crawford says a meeting of city firemen will be held at the mayor's office Thursday at 7 p.m.

Glouster Big Three C. E. Handley High St John Crawford

Wilkesville Social Briefs Highlights Local Doings

Mrs Ida Phet taplace stays in McArthur with sister Mrs Will Davis who is seriously ill but improving. Mrs Florence Parsons returns home after hospital stay. Mrs Forrest Davis assists with housework. Exie Goodin spent six weeks with Cobb family then returned near Dyesville. The Woltz family attended Amos Woltz golden wedding in Wellston. Catharine Wells visits from Wheelersburg for Ohio Eastern Star meeting. Emil Steffin suffers tonsillitis and quinsy. Romola Nunemaker and Mary Woltz ill with mumps. Lennie Calvin and Ralph Wiseman host Saturday night. The Willing Workers class of Dyesville Church meets at Hal liday home. A program of radio entertainers is noted.

Walter Halliday

Hemlock PTA Meeting and Founders Day Program

The Hemlock Central School PTA met in the auditorium on Wednesday night with Mrs. Sylva Storts presiding. A Founders Day program featured speaker Mrs. L C Staats of Athens and candle lighting for seven PTA objectives. Attendees included many families and staff plus cheerleaders Marjorie Fitzer and Mildred Reho. Bob Biddle and his Charleston gang performed in the high school auditorium Tuesday night and drew a large crowd.

Lois Hodgson Imogene Hodgson Alice Yarger Joan Tharp Carol Maxine Flowers Zelma Woodruff P.T.A Cottrell Shawnee L. T. Cottrell John Tobias Louis Orris Ted Anna Mae Orris J. A. Flowers Carol Maxine P. B. Osenbaugh Chas. Davis Marie Fowler Grace Russell Harry da Nina Davis Joan Mary E Dick Tharp Virginia Lucas Rec Woodruff Everett Spurgin Ted Knott John Toth John, Jr Everett McCoy Joy Huffman Minnie Maxwell Bob Mary Porter Mac Woodruff Marjorie Fitzer Mildred Reho Bob Biddle Gang of Charleston

Special Music Program Slated by Glouster Society

The Women’s Society for Christian Service meets Thursday evening at 7:30 in the Methodist Church. A special musical program will be performed and Mrs. W. R. Drury will present a book review.

Glouster — Women's Society For Christian Service W. R. Drury

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