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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1941
Page
2
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NELSONVILLE The Eagles Remodeling and rehabilitation program began today. Families moved from rooms over Betts Drug Store to new locations as partitions were torn out. The project will cost about $30,000 and should finish by November, yielding a modern lodge and club rooms in Southeastern Ohio.
Nelsonville defeats Grouster by 75 pins in a Monday mixed bowling match. Maxine Johnston led visitors with a 227 single and 542 triple, while team scores list strong showings from Geo Wolf Letha Silcott Kenny Cope Nellie Ward and Don Sipe. Grouster’s Bill Johnston Mac Johnston Fay Lantz and others posted solid totals as the hosts built a 169 pin edge after a 911 opener.
Last night's twilight game between the Eagles and Carbondale was rained out and will be made up on an open evening next week. Brooks Shoes faces Carbon Hill Longstretch Wednesday in the second period game, and Friday night Carbondale meets the Logan Mingos.
Charles Thompson of the Nelsonville Police Department and his son Jack Cal of the Athens County Board of Elections returned from a week’s fishing trip near Stockport on the Muskingum River. They reported good sport with a 15 pound catfish, many bass and perch, and a playful attack by bluegills that left Mr Call with a bite on the side.
Committee members plan a Tuesday evening meeting at 6 30 at the Presbyterian Church to finalize picnic plans. Children should bring parents if possible and those with transport should contact Roy Sayers or Kenneth Orwiler. The first party leaves the church Friday August 1 at 4 PM. Picnic supper will be at Rachelmacher Park Logan at 6 30. Local residents and visitors are listed with multiple travels and hospital updates.
Funeral services for Josiah Cook will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o clock at the family residence on Madison Street. Rev. W M George will conduct the service. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery at Logan. Friends may call at the residence at any time.
Scoutmaster Roland Pierce calls all registered Boy Scouts and Troop No. 64 officers to attend an important meeting tonight at 7 in the troop rooms of the Eagle building. Scouts with uniforms are urged to wear them.
This morning at 10:30 a.m. services were conducted at Asbury Church for Robert infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson. Burial followed in Asbury Cemetery. The child passed away on Monday.
Young Larry North, day old son of Mr and Mrs Sherman North, died Monday night. He is survived by his parents and one brother, Edward Lee. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the home with burial in Wrightstown Cemetery.
Frank Minner Jr the son of Mr and Mrs Preston Minner is in Columbus taking a ten week training course to become a state highway patrolman.
The Community Garden Club meeting at Mrs. E. J. Arnold home in Nelsonville has been postponed.
Gallipolis mourns the death of Mrs. Ralph Whitney a 71 year old resident who died Sunday in Holzer Hospital. Rev. W S Westerman led funeral services at Entsminger Funeral Home with interment at Mount Zion Cemetery.
Denney family members schedule a reunion at Brick Church south of Bidwell on August 6 with an afternoon program.
Emma Lemon announces the marriage of her daughter Grace Maxine to Lawrence Eugene Hartmann on Sunday July 27 at Lancaster with Rev. Porter Wright officiating. The couple will reside with Mrs Hartmann. A separate Logan social section notes a Rock House picnic for Mrs Clyde Martin and daughter Gloria of Chicago, various local visitors, births, travels, and visits across Columbus Athens and Santa Rosa with many relatives listed.
Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church at Community Hall in Letart Falls will present two plays Among Us Girls and The Superstitious Maid on Wednesday evening July 30 Ice cream will be sold during the event.
Naomi Lodge Knights of Pythias will present 50 year membership jewels and life certificates to several members at Friday night’s meeting in Gallipolis. Guests from Charleston are expected to attend and refreshments will be served.
Funeral services for Miss Hattie Higgins age 81 were held this afternoon at Mount Alto West Virginia. She died Sunday at the home of her nephew O C Higgins near Rodney. She was born in West Virginia and had been an invalid for 13 years.
Rev. Lewis Weber Gishler of the First Presbyterian Church goes on a vacation to New York and Canada. Before returning he will serve as director at the National Youth Conference at Carp Shelby Mississippi.
Wheat growers in Gallia County thresh 30 to 35 bushels per acre and express high satisfaction with the harvest. A note on the giant panda explains its relation to the raccoon and its unfamiliarity to most people 12 years ago.
A listing of train numbers and daily or weekly schedules shows east and west bound routes. It includes Diplomat Daily No. 4 and No. 43, National Limited Nos. 2 and 3, and Chesapeake and Ohio No. 30 and 37, with arrival and departure times and Sunday or Monday exceptions. The New York Central South line lists Nos. 3 and 4 with daily and Sunday variations.
List of names and addresses appears in a postal style notice. The document lists residents and route numbers around Logan and nearby towns, including work camp addresses and multiple streets. Names include Daniel Evans Roberts, Bernard Charles Wood Ansel, Earl Dean Sells, and many others with locations such as Logan, Laurelville, New Straitsville, Athens, and Dayton.
The forecast notes a routine state of planetary influences with emphasis on personal interests over business. It cautions against dubious entanglements or quarrels and suggests a active year for those born today with talents suited to public welfare and cultural promotion.
Annually the United States imports seven million pounds of plant roots used to derive rotenone, a highly poisonous insecticide that is reported to be harmless to birds and other animals.
The southwestern road runner, a bird, preys on rattlesnakes by circling and provoking them until the snakes coil and become unable to strike, then attacking.
Glouster women are invited to the Methodist Church on Wednesday morning to sew boys shirts and girls dresses for war relief. Yarn will be provided for knitting sweaters for small boys.
Out of town attendees at the funeral service for Mrs. Ellen Bulloch were listed including Mrs. Nelle Black of Philadelphia and several Bulloch family members from Cleveland Columbus Shawnee Corning and other places.
Glouster anglers Harold Vaughn and Robert Brun ton Jr. are pictured in a Sudbury Daily Star feature titled Candid Angles on Fish and Game. The men vacationing at Lake Penage were shown with a fine catch from a creek joining Penage and Mud Lakes.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual picnic Thursday afternoon at Antle's Grove. Members are to meet at the hall at 3 o'clock.
Last season's catch in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island reached 2,653,000 pounds valued at 453 thousand dollars. The report notes strong landings and price levels across the three provinces.
Glouster announces the July 28 wedding of Mary Alice Murphy and Thomas Carter at St. Aloysius Church Columbus with Fr. Maloney officiating. Attendant was Ann Murphy and the groom was aided by Robert Carter of Detroit. The couple hosted 35 guests at the Southern Hotel then left for a motor trip and will reside in Columbus where Carter works at C A McDonald Barber Shop.
C. A. Vernon of this city marked his 80th birthday on Sunday with a family reunion at Jacksonville Park. A noon old fashioned picnic dinner was enjoyed and Mr. Vernon received many gifts. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carpenter and Miss Mary Ann Bailey of Trimble.
Captain P C Elsey says Armco plans to buy a towboat and barges for coal haulage after surveying the Ohio River district. Armco opens Harewood mine with 5 million tons annual reserve for 15 years. Engineers report 50 tons of snags removed along 38 miles from Dam 15 to Dam 17 after the June flood. A barge raised from high water will be offered for sale. Iroquois placed on the block. towboat built in 1912. Armco’s mine, barge sale, and engine improvements accompany a mixed view on large tank barge fleets and petroleum haulage timelines. Employment on river construction rises with 13 added, total 1330. contractors cut 4 to 853.
The Meigs County Pomona Grange will join the Vinton County Pomona Grange at the Vinton Township High School Auditorium to confer the Fifth Degree on Saturday evening.
Soviet Premier Stalin reportedly sent a letter to Turkey’s Inonu assuring Russia does not seek to seize the Dardanelles. In Indo China Japan expands occupation with 40 000 troops to be stationed in Southern areas as bases are established from Nhatrang to Tourane. Meanwhile France and Japan sign a pact for common defense of Indo China.
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