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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1947
Page
10
At a special Glouster Board of Education meeting the resignations of Mrs. Phyllis Emory and Nell McCann were accepted as they move to Columbus. Miss McCann will join the Federal Corporation and continue work next year. Contracts offered include Sabra Armstrong, Dora Brockett, and Luella Clifton. others may be considered later.
TRIMBLE Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Shaner of Fast Sparta and Mr and Mrs Henry Osman of Massillon visiting Mr and Mrs Laurence Shaner.
Mayor Thomas Williams announces a special city council meeting Friday at 7 30 p m to discuss covering certain streets with blacktop. Residents on affected streets are urged to attend the session. About three quarters of an inch of rain fell in the past 24 hours with a low of 58 degrees at 9 30 p m Wednesday.
Mrs. C. H. Clemons travels to Peace Springs West Virginia due to the illness of her grandmother Mrs. Mary Gore.
A long list of visitors stayed with relatives in Trimble Jacksonville and Columbus over the holiday weekend. Notable travelers included Howard Miner of Akron and Eugene Miner of Columbus visiting Mrs. Lewis Clark and sisters. Zane Kesler of Columbus and Burland Coffman and niece Patty of Athens also stayed with Mrs. Kasler. numerous others from Athens Columbus and Dayton stopped by relatives in Trimble Jacksonville and nearby towns. Cpl Don Fultz on leave from Kessler Field Miss visited his parents in Trimble.
Barbara Dunlevy returned from a ten day Florida visit hosted by the Ohio Anti-Saloon League. She cited sights including Cumberland Gap Miami Beach Netherland Hotel swimming at Miami Beach the Book Bird tower St Petersburg a boat ride on Tampa Bay and a cruise on Indian Creek.
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