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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

Page

3

Meigs County Faces Corn Seed Shortage From Wet Weather

Meigs County farmers confront a seed corn shortage as moisture in samples runs 18 to over 20 percent. County agent Kreitler urges germination tests, warns seed damaged by freezing, and notes 2,500 bushels of good seed must be found locally due to scarce outside supply and higher prices.

Meigsounty George W. Kreitler Keitler Harrisonville Aas Harold Ickering Meigs County Kreit

Pomeroy Police Chief Tests Reconditioned Motorcycle

Police Chief Dana L. Tracy took a trial ride on a town motorcycle delivered from Cincinnati where it was equipped with a side car. The bike, bought years ago when there was a traffic officer, has been reconditioned and will be used by Chief Tracy. The seed corn supply, however, faces a limited chance of harvest in 1936.

Pomeroy Dana L. Tracy Cincinnati Tracy

Meigs County Libraries Opened by WPA Library Extension

Eight libraries were established in Meigs County by the WPA Library Extension Service since January with seven more to open this week. Miss Adele Schoenlein, in charge of women and professional projects, coor dinates the effort. Miss Mary F. Jiiden leads library operations. Donations fund collections as communities and private citizens contribute books. more are needed and can be sent to the WPA office. State Library loans will rotate books to all county libraries, with some sites planned to become permanent based on use.

Tuppers~ Plains Edward Cowdery Rutland Artie Gardner Bradbury Sarah Probst Syracuse Gladys Walker Racine Racine National Bank A. Hilldare Chester Helen Simpson Burlingham Linnie Cullums Dexter Don Morgan Enterprise Miss Fannie Needs Hemlock Grove Grange Hall Earl Brown Reedsville Alban Curtis Harrisonville Anderson Stacey Downington Herbert Clark Carpenter James Lewis Danville Hollis Smith Letart Falls

Racine Independents Top Athens in Local Game

Racine defeats Athens 76 to 26 at the Racine High School Gym. Athens led 10-4 and 9-6 in early periods but Racine pulled away in later quarters. key players include Anderson, Bareant, Brannon, and others for both teams as box score details are listed.

Racine Athens Independents Racine Independents Athens TP. Anderson Ancnemenmanes Igelemnat Initia OD

Sixty Women Employed In WPA Sewing Centers

Sixty women are now employed at WPA sewing centers in Middleport and Kerr's Run with more workers awaiting assignments. Mrs. Kathryn Monahan oversees the operation while efforts continue to secure larger quarters for expanded sewing circle facilities. MIDDLEPORT M L French at Fourth Ave and Lincoln St was hospitalized for pneumonia treatment at Holzer Hospital Wednesday. WALK TO SCHOOL NOW POMEROY Children from the Meigs County Children's Home travel to school on foot as warmer weather returns, after a period of sled transport during heavy snow.

Pomeroy WPA Middleport Kerr Kathryn Monahan M. L. French Fourth Ave Lincoln St Holzer Hospital Meigs County

Two Men Arrested in Disturbance Case

Mose and Rich Qualls were brought to the county jail Thursday from Middleport after police chief William Robson arrested them for disturbing the peace.

Pomeroy Mose Rich Qualls Middleport William Robson

World Day of Prayer Service Planned at Heath Church

The Middleport World Day of Prayer will be held Friday at Heath Methodist Church. Missionary society presidents Mrs. Lee McComas Mrs. F C Kreager and Miss Etta Gaskill lead the event with devotionals by Miss Gaskill and a history of World Peace Day by Mrs. Harley. Ethel and Fern Badgley sing a duet and Kreager speaks on Cause and Cure of War. Education for World Peace is discussed by Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. McComas. Peggy Pfeil Nan Fisher lead prayer with benediction.

Middleport the Heath Methodist Church Missionary Society Lee McComas F. C. Kreager Etta Gaskill J. B. Harley Ethel Fern Badgley F. C Kreager J. I. Gardner Peggy Pfeil Nan Fisher

Woodmen Camp Meets In Harrisonville

Harrisonville Modern Woodmen of America Camp 17211 met at Woodmen’s Hall Monday night with a good attendance. Oysters and coffee were served and the program featured string music and vocal numbers by Jack Warner.

Harrisonville Modern Woodmen of America Woodmen’s Hall Jack Warner

Middleport Social Personal Mention Highlights

Mrs. Minerva Childers returns from Leon West Virginia due to her mother in law’s serious illness. Mrs. Skinner visits from Rutland with sister Mrs. Mary Cook. Mrs. Downing Roush recovers from a fall injuring her right leg above the ankle. H V Hecox arrives from Charleston to resume a Hobson position. Local notices report ill health and business travel among residents.

Middleport Minerva Childers Leon W. Va Childers Skinner Rutland Mary Cook Downing Roush H. V. Hecox Charleston Hobson Joe Wilson H. H. Baldwin Columbus Baldwin Gravel Hill Roy Barnes Parkersburg Marten R. A. Miller

Children's Workers Conference In Pomeroy Details

Conference of the Pomeroy Association focusing on children's work will meet Friday evening at the Baptist Church. Attendees from Gallipolis Cheshire Pomeroy Racine Mt. Union Carpenter Albany and South Canaan will join a 6:30 dinner in the church basement followed by discussions on Primary Junior and Intermediate departments.

Pomeroy The Children’s Workers of the Pomeroy Association Baptist Gallipolis Cheshire Racine Mt. Union Carpenter Albany South Canaan

Free Trial Offer for Rupture Treatment Appliance

A mailed notice urges readers to request a free trial of a rupture treatment device by sending name and address to W. S. Rice at 941 Main St in Adams New York. The ad claims the appliance can control ruptured parts regardless of rupture severity or prior truss use, promising no risk and ease of return to work.

W. S. Rice Main St. Adams N. Y Main St Adama Oest

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