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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
3
The Fayette Street project to connect the junior and senior high school buildings was awarded to Vern H. Vorhes for 3713 dollars. Financed under PWA, the two story connecting unit will use Athena face brick with cement floors. Work starts immediately.
Mr and Mrs J S McNerney of Columbus were guests Wednesday of Mr and Mrs John Hoodlett Lydia Johnson is in Mt Sterling Ohio for her grandson Clinton Starrs graduation Margaret J Monks and Mr and Mrs John Monks visited Columbus yesterday to see Charles Monks who is in St Anthony Hospital for treatment
Nelsonville report states the Methodist Guild organizes its annual picnic for tomorrow night at 6 o clock hosted by Mrs Donald Betts of 224 Fort Street. Members should bring their own table service.
Otto Gill of Goose Run dies at home aged 49. Survived by his wife Florence ten children two dozen relatives and friends mourn the loss. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 PM at the Orbiston Church with burial at Buchtel.
Juanita Alberta Jones daughter of Forney C. Jones of Columbus marries Donald Dewhurst son of Mr Mrs Joe Dewhurst of Nelsonville in a May 26 ceremony at the bride’s home performed by Rev. E L Morrell attended by immediate family.
Thelma McGiffin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McGiffin of Nel sonville and Robert Winter of Upper Sandusky Ohio wed June 2 at First Lutheran Church Covington Kentucky Rev Laughner fraternity brother of the groom officiated the ceremony.
Nelsonville base ball team from Brooks Shoe Factory evened a series with Chillicothe Saturday at the play grounds winning 5 to 1. Both pitchers were taxed by heat with 13 hits allowed each. Moyer walked and scored on a wild throw then Clyde Ray belted a homer. Red Roblin sparkled with two singles and seven fielding assists, while Pleasant and Parker led Chillicothe hitters.
Nelsonville residents note the YT Community Club annual picnic is scheduled for this evening. Members will gather at the usual park venue for food games and community fellowship.
Nelson H France age 81 died Saturday at his home on the Nelsonville Carbon Hill Road. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock at the late residence conducted by Rev. R F Strickler, pastor of the Nelsonville Christian Church. The body placed in the mausoleum at Ville Ohio.
Nelsonville resident Carson Camp 38 a World War veteran died Saturday at his Orbiston home. Funeral service Tuesday at 1 pm at the Orbiston church led by Rev Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey. Murray Post American Legion will handle services. Burial at Greenlawn. Survived by wife and daughter Virginia Ruth, parents, two brothers Lowell and Roy Camp of Jobs, and two sisters Esther Bird of Joba and Nellie Powers of Marion.
Glouster Phil F. Robinson said 116 aid for the aged applications were filled in the district by Saturday night, surpassing initial estimates of about 100.
The Mary Swett Tent of the Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans held a surprise party and patriotic program at Glouster Hall honoring three remaining Civil War veterans J. L. Stahl of Glouster W. D. Christman of Oakdale Road and J. W Moody of Bishopville Local veterans were joined by Mrs. Roberts for songs and remarks during the Odd Fellows hall gathering.
A community potluck dinner was held with 38 attendees. A table displayed two half cakes bearing inscriptions that read the ages of three veterans as five and eight percent, reflecting a quirky decorative message.
A compact health note urges readers to boost vitality by adopting measures to improve energy flow and nerve resilience. It highlights simple daily routines and environmental adjustments to support stamina and mental focus.
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