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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1958
Page
12
A Holstein owned by Oral Green of Crown City Route 2 was killed on Route 7 two-tenths of a mile south of Swan Creek. The right front of a southbound car driven by Paul W. Hite of Huntington was heavily damaged. no charges were filed.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Purchasing Agent Ohio University Athens Ohio until 2 00 P M February 3 1981 for sale and removal of miscellaneous scrap at East Green Cafeteria site Copies of proposal forms and information may be obtained from the Office of the Purchasing Agent W H Herbert Purchasing Agent January 24 1981 FINANCIAL REPORT M T OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION for fiscal year ending December 1957 Waterloo Local School District Athens County Ohio January 18 1938
Mrs. Nancy B. Plymale was named to succeed Mrs. Donald R. Warehime as blood program chairman on the Gallia County Red Cross executive committee. The change takes effect Jan. 31 after Mrs. Warehime’s resignation read at Wednesday night’s meeting. Plymale had previously held the post before her father, the late Dr. Leo C. Bean, fell ill.
Mrs. Donald R. Warehime was elected delegate to the Quadrennial National meeting of the Presbyterian Church to be held at Purdue University from June 25 to July 1. The selection came at the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church gathering led by new president Mrs. John L. Evans. The event opened with a Martha Circle dinner and devotions led by Miss Clara Worman with the theme Ye are the salt of the earth.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Theobald bought the home built by Leo Marshall on S Second Ave Marshall and his mother Mrs Bessie Wise have returned to Rutland where they will make their home Mr and Mrs Theo bald have resided in the H M Cross property on S Second St for 14 years and will move into their new home on Saturday Mrs Avery Drenner and sons Max and Sidney returned Monday to their home in St Albans West Virginia after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Pickens Mrs Drenner attended funeral services for Max Sanborn formerly with Sanborn Jewelry Store in Middleport Ray Whaley is a surgical patient at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis.
Lynn Scragg of Rutland High School earned the top score on a homemaking knowledge and attitude exam for senior girls. Her paper advances to compete for the state's All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow title. she receives a pin. The national winner is to be named April 17.
Blanche Thompson 69 died Friday in Mansfield. Former Plains resident. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at Johnson funeral home Nelsonville. Burial Green Lawn cemetery. Officiant Rev. Clifford Corn. Survived by three sons Earl The Plains Melvin Bellville Charles Mansfield, daughter Dorothy Mansfield, sisters Mrs. Gilbert Hartman The Plains Nellie Hampton Columbus Lavina Lamb Kentucky. Husband Frank preceded in death. Body arrives Nelsonville Sunday.
Funeral for Royal Eugene Stutler of Elmwood set for Saturday at Walker Chapel Church at 2 p.m. Officiant will be Rev. Claphus Casto. The seven year old died Thursday at home after a long illness. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stutler.
Two social events honored Bronwyn Dailey on her fourth birthday in Middleport. Everett and Mrs. oe of Pomeroy hosted a dinner Tuesday night, and Mrs. Worley Howell hosted a birthday dinner Wednesday on Grant Street. Bronwyn’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dailey and her brother Kevin attended both gatherings.
Mrs David Entsminger traveled to Columbus after the death of her sister in law Mrs Fred Miller 65 formerly of Langsville. Survivors include two sons Brown L Miller Granville and Robert E Miller Columbus two sisters Bernice Brown and Mrs J C Stewart both of Columbus and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p m Thursday at Carroll Weir Broad Street chapel with burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
The sixth birthday of Sylvia Kay Swanson was celebrated in a kindergarten class at the new elementary school. Attendees included many students and parents while refreshments of ice cream and decorated cupcakes were served.
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