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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1937

Page

3

Will Stand by Price Set in Joint Survey

Pomeroy Meigs Water Co owner John B. Downing agreed to meet council and answer questions about selling the plant serving Pomeroy and Middleport. He said he would follow a three engineer committee decision on price. Revenue bonds may fund the purchase. a three mill tax is discussed for village operations. Standard Oil plans a $20,000 gasoline station on E Main Street with school safety notes.

Pomeroy John B. Downing Meigs Water Company Middleport Downing L. A Alvin Norris Ralston Russell Standard Oil Company of Ohio E. Main St C. J. Hess Norris Holzer Hospital C. A. Schaefer

Racine Social Notes Chronicle Weekend Visits

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Crow of Lancaster visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crow. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Curtis and family of Midland Pa. stayed with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Curtis. Ben Petrel, Stanley Cross and daughter Abbie went to Magnetic Springs for the weekend. Cross will remain longer. Mrs. Kelley Coe and sister Mrs. Leo Jones of Columbus returned home after weeks with relatives here. Miss Bonnie Miles left for Wheeling and Moundsville. Glenn Simpson spent the weekend with friends in Columbus.

Racine Charles Crow Lancaster Leo Jones Columbus Bonnie Miles Wheeling and Moundsville Glenn Simpson

Brazil Produces Majority of World Coffee Crop

Brazilian coffee continues to dominate global production, with about two thirds of the world crop grown in Brazil. The nation's vast plantations and favorable climate sustain its leading role in coffee markets.

Brazil

Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights Family Visits

Local social column records numerous weekend visits and travels. Families from Pomeroy, including Weeks and Renshaw relatives, travel to New Albany, Detroit, Columbus, and Zanesville for gatherings and ceremonies. A tennis honor and a July birth add events to the Norfolk area social map.

Pomeroy issues two day marriage license record

Probate court issued four licenses Saturday and three Monday setting a two day year record. Recipients include Ray Sapp 28 Columbus Ruth Baker 27 Pomeroy Pete Mooney 22 Cheshire Helen George 21 Cheshire R D 3 Lewis Skinner 43 Athens Burtena Copeland 36 Middleport Robert Gordon 24 Cheshire Esther Baker 21 Cheshire RD Paul Harris 21 Middleport Gertrude Boyer 22 Pomeroy. Harris and Boyer wed by Justice of Peace FE R Titus.

Pomeroy Ray Sapp Columbus Ruth Baker Pomeroy R. D Pete Mooney Cheshire Helen George Cheshire R. D Justice of Peace P Athens Burtena Copeland Middleport Robert F. Gordon Esther Baker Paul Harris Gertrude Boyer Harris

Happy Hustlers Class Holds Annual Picnic at Mrs Fad ely Home

The Happy Hustlers Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church held their annual picnic Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Sidney Fad ely. Members of the class and their families attended. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Buck, Mrs. J. B. Hill, and Mrs. J. N. Clark arrived recently to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cross.

Methodist Episcopal Church Sidney Fadely S. H. Buck J. B. Hill J. N. Clark A. B. Cross

Middleport Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Middleport hosts Miss Anne Windsor and Miss Jacqueline Windsor as guests of Misses Nan and Sarah Jane Fisher. Various parties planned in their honor. Other locals and visitors include Miss Nancy Singleton of Charlton, Ira Jones returning from Peoria, Fred Bush visiting Charleston, and Fred Kanouse now working in Dayton. Carl Kerns rests from CCC duty in Fresno. Swyers visit from Athens for the Washington excursion. Mrs Swyers extends stay.

Middleport Anne Windsor Jacqueline Windsor Anne Park

Weekend Socials Across Ohio and West Virginia Gatherings

Motoring to Nice's picnic ground Sunday were Mr and Mrs William Farley and families from Middleport and St Albans W Va. Mrs N C Welch returned from a northern state vacation. Alva Bing celebrated by dinner for his birthday with guests including Harry Teal. Dorothy Athey Spencer was guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by Mary E Thomas. Leo Kennedy and daughter Patricia Ann visited Cheshire. Etta Gaskell entertained guests on Vine Street with multiple attendees from Ohio and West Virginia. Marilyn Shay from Pittsburgh joined as guest of Gaskell and Melissa Hennesy and Kathryn Hennesy planned Charleston visit to see Mrs Snyder.

Carl Kerns CCC Fresno Ohio R. S. Jackson Dorothy Hickman Charleston R. M. Jackson Pearl St Will Farmer Springfield O. D. Farmer D. S. Farmer Ray Farmer Nice William Farley Edwin Farley Harold Chase Middleport Owen McCormick Vivian McCormick Albert McCormick J. H. McCormick St. Albanys W. Va Charles Bing Mr. Bing Alva Bing Cheshire Harry Teal Aurora, Ll Dorothy Athey Spencer Mary E. Thomas Old Ryger Etta Gaskell Vine St Les Brown Rose Merrill Orville Brown Hamden Jed Walters Wheeling James Brown Akron Fred Lemley Harry Gaskell Zanesville William Power Columbus Marilyn Shay Pittsburgh Miss Gaskell Melissa Hennesy Kathryn Hennesy Frank Snyder

Marriage Announced for Elizabeth Bradford Lohse in Liberty Indiana

A surprise marriage of Miss Elizabeth Bradford and Mr Harold Lohse was revealed at a Sunday dinner in Middleport after a Sept 24 1936 ceremony in Liberty Indiana. The couple will reside in Dayton after July 25 with Lohse employed at Muir Drug Company.

Middleport Dorothy Frances Crowell Wellston Eleanor Robson Helen Renshaw Maxine Wilson Louise Lewis Eber Lewis Joe Wilson Frank Wilson Robert Coats Wayne Swisher Dan White Lohse Elberfeld Pomeroy Meigs County Middleport High School Ohio State University College of Pharmacy Muir Drug Company Dayton

C P Bradbury Buys New Beverage Share

C P Bradbury announces the purchase of a third interest in the K and V Beverage Company of Huntington W V The company was formed earlier this year by Irving Karr Jr George Van Zandt Jr and Arthur Covert to manufacture soft drinks Bradbury has taken over Covert s interest but will continue with the Athens Ice and Storage Co where he has been a salesman for years

Middleport K and V. Beverage Company Huntington W. Va C. P. Bradbury Irving Karr, Jr George van Zandt, Jr Arthur Covert Mr. Bradbury Covert Athens Ice and Storage Company

Enjoy Reunion of Rum baugh and Beech relatives

Mrs. Florence Pomeroy Rumbaugh spent the weekend with her niece Mrs. Claude Darst. They visited Leading Creek to see Mrs. Nellie Beech, a half sister of Mrs. Rumbaugh, whom she had not seen in 35 years. A happy reunion was enjoyed.

Rumbaugh Huntington Pomeroy Florence Rumbaugh Claude Darst Darst Leading Creek

Disaster Loan Office to Close in Huntington Saturday

The Disaster Loan Office at Huntington will be closed on Saturday July 24. After that date handling of disaster loans will be through a government agency in Cleveland by the Meigs County committee including W. A. Compter J. W. McCullough Co. E. Dow Robert Warner John Sauvage and FE. P. Duerr.

Pomeroy Huntington Cleveland Meigs County Committee W. A. Compter J. W. McCullough Co. E. Dow Robert Warner John Sauvage FE. P. Duerr

Williamson Rites Draw Large Throng

At one of Meigs County’s largest funerals about 1000 people paid final respects to the late Williamson who died Saturday morning in Holzer Hospital Gal llpolis from injuries suffered four weeks earlier. The service at the Williamson home on Harrisonville Road was led by Rev. Ralph Kuether with pallbearers Herb Riggs A B Bingham Dan Hartinger Dr M S Daniels Marion French and Floyd F Mees. Hymns were sung by Frances Klein and Josephine Hartinger. The service began at 3 p m Monday. Burial followed in Beech Grove Cemetery.

Entertain Guests To Honor Newlyweds

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wipple hosted friends at their Chester Road home to honor newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Francis Andrews. Guests enjoyed lawn games then dined by a three tier cake centerpiece, pink rosebuds, and silver accents while gifts were opened.

Pomeroy Henry Wipple Chester Road Francis Andrews Nellie Mackin Joseph Wipple Elizabeth Andrews

Fancy Workers Club to Host Ice Cream Supper

Members of the Fancy Workers Club met at Flatwoods to plan an ice cream supper on July 28 at Five Points on Route 7. Miss Eleanor Whitney attended and spoke on club work.

Pomeroy Fancy Workers Club Flatwoods Route 7 Eleanor Whitney

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