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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
3
Inning rally gives i Club Noses a 9 to 2 win over Shoe Factory Jewelers Trip All-Stars in a recreation league game. Johnson's All-Stars pace setters, rival teams struggled to maintain lineup balance as tensions rise. Twilight scheduled tonight with Murray City contest details unclear.
Gaines M. Cook state secretary of the Church of Christ Cleveland will address a combined adult Sunday School in the Christian Church large auditorium Sunday at 9 30 in the morning and lead the service at 10 30. Re decoration of the regular auditorium forces the gathering into the other hall. evening sermon is canceled due to other arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Dan Bateman Jr of Marion visited the form ers parents. Russell McClure went to Pontiac Michigan to visit his brother Ted and seek work. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Campanason visited the former s parents Roy Camp Sunday. Doris Potter New Straitsville re.
A long list of Memorial Day visitors and local movements. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christian and daughter Longstreth, Jack sonville residents Powers and Saylor, Bess Rummer, W. W. Rummer, Arthur Brown, and others from Cleveland Shawnee Columbus Byesville Detroit East Liverpool Zanesville Ottawa Lancaster and Columbus. Also note Dorothy Ann Fischer graduation attendance in Columbus.
Mrs. William F. Gray and Mrs. Leonard Cooley hosted a Wednesday night party at the Gray home on Madison Street for the pleasure of Mrs. Park A. Byers Vivian Roscoe a recent bride. Friends showered her with kitchen utensils.
Mrs L I Krieg and Miss Louise Rice spent Wednesday in Columbus. Several local residents visited Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Wellsburg for reunions, camps, and visits. Figures include Mr and Mrs Wilford Edgell, Helen Mulligan, Thomas Mulligan, Mrs Edith Stiers, Henry McCullough, Dr Lorenzo Butt, and others visiting relatives and attending events.
The Methodist Church Orchestra entertained at the Hall home Monday afternoon from 2 to 5. The party honored Audrey Bean, a member of the upcoming high school graduating class, with roses, music, games, and a two course luncheon. A cake marked 1933 sat as centerpiece and Miss Bessie Stephenson, the orchestra director, gave a gift to Miss Bean. Attending were Louise Duskey, Betty Jane Tignor, Josephine Tignor, Alice MacCombs, Frances Hall, Marie Hall, Audrey Hall, Rodney Linscott, Jimmy Linscott, Carl Ellinger, and Lenore Hannas along with Mrs Schoonover, Mrs Tignor, and Mrs Fred Hall.
The Drill Team Club met last night with Miss Sylvia Matheny on Myers Street. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by nine members and two guests, Mrs. Anna Foss and Mrs. Josephine Barnes. The president, Mrs. Ethel Matheny, conducted the business program.
David Bennett of Columbus, frequent visitor to his sister Mrs Earl Baker, has been accepted into the Citizens Conservation Corps and departed Camp Knox yesterday for Marchfield California.
Young people of the Presbyterian Church will present a patriotic program at 6 o'clock during their regular service. Miss Peggy Whitmore will give the history of The Star Spangled Banner.
Glouster city council will hold a regular meeting at the city building tonight at 7 o clock. The proceeding will cover routine municipal matters and approved agendas for the upcoming period.
May rainfall reached 10.64 inches, nearly a third of 1932’s yearly total of 4.58 inches. Athens County observer Mrs. C N France reports five days with over one inch rainfall: May 10, 11, 14, 25, and 26. Temperatures ranged from 73 to 82 degrees. fair weather with thundershowers forecast for Saturday afternoon.
On Saturday at seven in the morning the city building will host relief workers headed by Earl Dorris Tom Dennison Howley Davies John Doughty William Fox Henry Echstenkamper Harold English Howard Davis J B Freeman Louis Liski Joe Fultz Fmoch Bickley Lawrence Liggins Emil Gazelle Dallas Sanborn William Goins and Jesse Gilmore awaiting assignment for relief work in Glouster on the scheduled morning shift.
Sunday visitors visited Jacksonvill e residents including Mrs Cora Hounstine and Wendell, Mr and Mrs Pete Alio, Mr and Mrs John Knight and children of Dayton, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gillette of Columbus, and others from Moundville Trimble Pleasant City and Deanville. Mrs Jennie Watkins of Columbus was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs W C Nitt. Pauline Wemmer of McConnelsville spent the week with her parents Fred and Pauline Wemmer. Mrs John Deal was taken to a Columbus hospital Tuesday.
The article lists numerous weekend and holiday gatherings across Canton and nearby towns. It records visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and daughter Miriam to the Allmans, Mr. George Goodspeed returning from Florida to stay with his sister Mrs. Viola Dean, and other relatives hosting or visiting in Murray City Columbus Cam bridge Ferndale The Plains and Bishopville. It notes health updates and family travel.
Jacksonville dispatch says a daily vacation Bible School will run four weeks under United Brethren and M. E. Churches starting Monday at 8:30 AM. Classes rain from 8:30 to 11:30 AM each weekday except Saturday and Sunday, for children ages four to fifteen. Compentent instructors will lead, with officers elected at 1 PM. A note mentions a local union meeting at 1 PM on the next idle day if mine work causes a Tuesday idleness.
The Yours Ladies' Class of the M. E. Sunday School joined by their teacher traveled from Jacksonville to Guysville to attend Sunday School at the Guysville M. E. Church led by Rev. W. H. Reitz. They then went to Stewart for preaching where the same pastor spoke, and after services the group returned to Guysville for a picnic dinner.
GLOUSTER Ohio June 2 announcement by J C Reedy president of the local states men employed at Mine No 255 are to gather at the Greens Run schoolhouse Tuesday of next week for a meeting.
A. W. Corwin of Buchtel pastor announces Bible School at 9 30 Sunday morning led by William Corwin superintendent Naomi Fulton serves as secretary A song service at 7 45 precedes preaching at 8 Sunday night by the Goose Run Pilgrim Holiness Church with pastor Corwin and leadership by William Corwin Naomi Fulton listed as secretary
Mr and Mrs M M Bryson leave Glouster for Chicago via Columbus to spend two weeks at the World’s Fair They will stay with Mrs Bryson’s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs D J King and with her nephew and wife Mr and Mrs M W King Mr Bryson leads Jacksonville Trimbie High School
A hole in the pavement at Front Street and Woodrow Avenue is being repaired by Street Commissioner Clarence Gatcher and a crew. Brick removed on Woodrow Avenue will be relaid.
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