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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1952

Page

2

March of Reserve Planned at Local School Benefit

A school event titled a March of Reserve will be held Friday to benefit the polio campaign fund. Norma Croner and Tape Wall produce the program with a behind the scenes movie set theme and songs in costume. Admission is 14 cents for pupils and 23 cents for adults, with donations welcome. Tre Pu a ne invited to attend.

Nelsonv Fri Benent la Watnhurn Berms Norma Croner Wiiten Tre Puane

Glouster Kiwanis Sets Trip Date and Railroad Film

At a Glouster Kiwanis meeting in the Hotel Gorent dining room the club teased a tentative trip date to deliver the traveling chest. Two Glouster High School students Glenn Able and Maner presented films: B&O Railroad Washington Shrine of American Patriotism and NS&W Railroad The Path Behind the Nations. Attendees included Ray Law Mr. Deval Dan Kovach Joe Wams Pay White Richard Edd Richard Quinther George Campbell Enlon Grubdna Lawrence Corbert Carl Bradnarry Hughingslv B. P. Angle and Porte Dugan.

Othe Logan Kysvanis Clud Fen Glouster Glenn Able Maner Washington NS & W Worrs Ray Law Mr. Deval Dan Kovach Joe Wams Pay White Richard Edd Richard Uinther George Campgel Enlon Grubdna Lawrence Cobert Carl Bradnerry Hughingslv B. PB. Angle Porte Dugan

Consolidation Question Restudied For Buchtel York and Nelsonville

Nelsonville and Buchtel York boards discussed consolidating the districts into a single high school system with elementary centers. State officials urged cooperation, noting potential for a larger, better program, though local sentiment favored maintaining separate schools.

Buchtel-York Nelsonville Bartlett Rlom. Eyman Assistatin Superintendent of Public Instruction Department of Education Boards of Seduction State Department Buchnel Buelicl-York Nut Chi uchiel-York Board da Z Ang Ielsonville City Board Buchiel-York

Kidney Slow Down May Bring Restless Nights

When kidney function slows, many suffer backache headaches dizziness and fatigue. Stress exposure to cold and minor bladder irritations worsen nights. Dean's Pills offer mild diuretic relief used by millions for over 50 years to flush waste from kidneys.

Ura Dean Irb Dean

Nelsonville Social Notes and Club Events

Nelsonville social items note a birthday party for Lucretia Jo Hall with guests including Carol Sue Barrows Michele Shafer Susan Brooker and Margaret Steenrod. Other items mention Cosmopolitan Club meeting at Mrs Joan Saltz's home and Twig 2 of Mount St Mary Hospital Guild meeting, plus a rummage sale sponsored by Pandorian Club at Central School Fort Street.

Billl. Hall Little House Lucretia Jo Carol Sue Barrows Michele Shafer Susan Brooker Dranatic Margaret Steenrod Diane Carol Sue Barrows Michele Glenna Lou Shafer Twig 2 Mount St. Mary Hospital Jane Galvin Chestnut St Pandorian Club Fort St. Entrance

Class of 42 Plans Reunion in Nelsonville

ELSONVILLE The Class of 1942 Nelsonville High School will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Tinscott 335 Washington St to plan a reunion during May graduation activities. Local members asked to bring addresses of out of town classmates and to send current addresses to Mrs. Linseaty and Mrs. Wiliam Patrick Athens, son. Ed Dewhurst, Nelsonville admitted Robert H. Sands Murray City George Griffin Nelsonville Rame 1 Sadie Wilson Nelsonville Ciam A Beck New Straits ville Miss Shelby Showalter Chaun vex. DISMISSED Mrs. John Snyder Murray City Mrs. John Pierce Nelsonvie Mrs Charles Bryant Logan and daughter Hollis White Logan Route 1 OT CAUSES BLAZE LSONVILLE spot fire or no damage once Hall rénomed

Nelonville Yorcam Elza Cullison Bichtel-York Board Sup C. V. Chrjaan Buchtel-York System Buchtel- York Buchtel Victim Buchtel-York Nelsonville Burhtet State Department of Education State Department Christman Athens City MO OC Garland Joan Saltz Cosmopolitan Club W. Washington Louise Pearte Willa Brown Nelia Gorton White Murray Hartley Elsonville Nelsonville High School James Tinscott Washington St Linseaty Sadie Wilson Ciam A_ Beck New Straitsville Mies Shelby Showalter Chaunvex John Snyder Murray City John Pierce Nelsonvie Charles Bryant Logan Hollis White

Peterson's Ointment Fame Spreads From Buffalo Druggist

A 40 year old Buffalo pharmacist created an ointment for piles that gave quick relief and cooling soothing action. The success spread across the land and Peterson's Ointment became a favorite in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for a tube. Money back guarantee appears in ads.

Buffalo Peterson

Disturbance of Peace Charged in Local Restaurant Incident

Charges of disturbing the peace were filed against three Logan men by city police after a restaurant disturbance Monday night. Arraignment set for 7:30 pm includes Charles Anderson Carroll McMillean and Earl Billman all from Logan. Melvin Duckler Chauncey was fined $10 and costs by Paul Galvin on a pleading gift.

Nelsonville Logan Charles Anderson Carroll McMillean Earl Billman Cll Melvin Duckler Chauncey Yor Paul Galvin

Glouster Personal Notes Tie Visitors to Local Hosts

Glouster residents William Withem and the Evan Morgans visited Columbus and stayed with Evelyn, Winnie, and Polly Joseph. The Morgans were hosted by Mr and Mrs Evan Morgan Jr and extended family. Other guests included Thelmva W sted Ar and Ss Jack P and Net Columbus at various social gatherings with local families.

William Withem Evan Morgan Columbus Withems Evelyn Winnie Polly Joseph Morgans Evan UF Thelmva Wsted Jack P Linecoln Aero Pion Ne Leach Isha E Wandine David Jen Tre Plains Herman Inez

A L Jones Dies Aged 77 in Mount Mary Hospital

Amos Leslie Jones 77 of WZ St died Tuesday afternoon at Mount Mary Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. A retired farmer from Hocking County, he is survived by wife Mallie, daughter Geraldine Rheim schell, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren. son Orlando preceded him in death. Funeral Friday 1 pm at Pilgrim Ho ness Church, burial in Lancaster Clausoleum. Friends may call at Chestnut St home.

Amos Leslie Jones WZ St Mount Mary Hospital Jones Hocking County Mallie Jones Geraldine Rheimschell Union Furnace Orlando Pilgrim Honess Church B. A. Awe Raymond Simpson Lancaster Chestnut St

Grant Peyatt Dies at Age 91

Grant Peyatt, 91, died early Tuesday at the family home in Greens Run after an extended illness. Survived by his wife Ella, one son, one daughter Mrs. Clara Smith of Trimble, and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the Warren funeral home with burial in Ailstop Cemetery, Millfield.

Selsomnville Grant Peyatt Greens Run Ella Peyatt Wort Clara Smith Trimble Will Harvey Warren Funeral Ailstop Millfield

Grove City Residents Recent Guests Here

Grove City area residents hosted weekend visitors including Alfred Andrew and family from Glouster, plus Mr and Mrs Robert McClain and daughters, Ruth Andrews and son, and Albert Andrews with Teddy and Danny. Also present were Gordon Barber family, Buddy, Bill Andrews and others from Colum us.

Gloleter Alfred Andrew Jane Som Jack Marzia Shepard Glouster Kenneth Sit Andrea City Ropert McClain Mary Marths Fred Smith Ruth Andrews Coly Strickler Qyoue Albert Andrews Teddy Danny Gordon Barber Buddy Bill Andrews Columus

Grange To Meet Planned for February Anniversary

Grange group to convene Saturday at 2 30 p m plans to mark February anniversary after the meeting with a potluck supper. Junior Chamber bake sale set for Saturday at 11 a m at the State on High Street in Glouster.

Grange Glouster Chaz Glouster High St

Jacksonville Club Meeting Highlights And Prizes

The Jacksonville club met at Mrs Jelva Brown's home with members including Lena Bratka Maude Davis Ida Davis Brooks and Melba Brown present. Prize awards went to Lena Bratka and Ida Davis Brooks for the contest.

Louster Rebekah Lodzemel Jelva Brown Jacksonville Maude Davis Florence Hoisington Johnnnies Ide Brooks Jane By Florence Holston Darlene. David Roger Kenneth Brown Lena Bratka Ida Davis Brooks Melba Brown

Beaveng’s Digest: Attacks, Digestion and Distress Medicines

The fragment notes attacks described as dust actd and mentions Bel iant tablets containing medicines known to doctors for seatzburn gas and stratlar distress. It references a numeric 252 and unclear context.

ANK Beaveng Seatzburn

Loyal Wom E Class Meets at Glouster Church

The Loyal Women’s Class of the Glouster Church of Christ Bible School met in the church social rooms Friday evening with 21 members present. New officers led the program and hosted the gathering. Readings followed business, and lunch was served. February hostesses named: Mrs Annie Stemm, Mrs Lucii Pedicard, Mrs Bertha Carpenter, Mrs Weltha Williams.

Glouster Glouster Church of Christ Bible School Mary Ginnan Ida Emerick Pansy Parks Edna Bingman Evelyn Davis Annie Stemm Lucii Pedicard Bertha Carpenter Weltha Williams

10 Officers Installed By Pythian Sisters

In Glouster a meeting saw 10 officers installed with Nell Lawson as installing officer. Named are Nellie Jones past chief Dorothy Wallace M E Chief Ina Morgan E Senior Grace Zimmer E Junior Weltha Williams manager Katherine Hinton secretary Mary Cheney treasurer Freda Surehmey protector Mary Johnston gun and Tillie Hinton pianist. Lunch for 26 attendees followed.

Committee To Meet At Ranti t Church

The soliciting and correspondence committee of the St. Baptist Church will meet after the midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7. The committee includes Wiley Harris Thomas Morris Clifford Job Mrs Ora Viney Mrs Shel Mrs Gladys Viney Jesus Bolling Mrs Helen Leach and Will. Prayer meeting will be led by Thomas Morris and Bfurrey.

Ranti T Church Glouster St. Baptist Church Wiley Harris Thomas Morris Clifford Job Ora Viney Shel Gladys Viney Jwsus Bolling Helen Leach Bfurrey

Special Meeting Set for GLOUSTER-Glouster IOOF Lodge

The IOOF Lodge 3 in Glouster holds a special meeting next Tuesday at unspecified time. District deputy G. P. H. M. Bennett of Athens will address the gathering. Dr. Brinkley of Tl5 was taken to Shelter Ne Arms Hospital in Athens for observation and treatment.

Glouster IOOF H. M. Bennett G. P Athens Dr. Brinkley Shelterne Arms Hospital Tuessan

Max Goodman Dies at 19 in Ohio sanitarium

Jax Nelson Goodman, age 19, of Glouster Ohio, died Sunday after a long illness at Oak Lodge Sanitarium Green. He was a Glouster High School student athlete, survived by his parents Andrew and Mary Goodman, four brothers, four sisters, and many relatives. Funeral at First Baptist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev Frank C. Cleveland officiating with church choir. burial in Glouster Cemetery. Funeral home by G F Wallace. Club meeting at Mrs Dyer’s Friday 7 30 p.m.

Jax Nelson Goodman Oak Lodge Sanitarium Green Ohio Andrew Mary Goodman Glouster Cemetery G F Wallace Furstal

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Kiwanis Jonn Poston Gray Board of Education Nelsonville-Buchtel York City Ily Ava Wilkes Orpheum Theatre Cartoon Nelsonville Social Notes Carolyn Adkins Connie Nichols Jacker Rita Gulley Janie West Janalit Margaret Steenroi Patty Jensen Marlin Kay Keplar Ann Stalder Christy Knight Mary Siddle Ann Wheaton Bobbie Sue Riley Marine Weymiller Rosemary Acker Twig Wiliam Patrick Son Ed Dewhurst Robert H. Sands George Griffin Rame 1 Russell Dowler Hall ATLAS A. L. Jones Grove City Frigidaire L.A. Faires Broad St. Glouster, Oho High St Pythian Sisters Max Goodman James H. Wilson First National Bank Ohio Ladies’ Outing Owns Blue Chambray Siz Luckoff Glouster, Ohio
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