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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
2
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Funeral services for Paul Cox will be held Friday at 1 30 PM at the residence 53 Elizabeth Street Nelsonville. Rev GC A Freer officiates. Burial follows in New Marshfield Cemetery. Friends may call at the Cox home anytime.
Mrs Oral Daugherty appeals to the women of Nelsonville to sew for Bundles for Britain via the Athens County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Articles cut and ready, yarn supplied, can be done by machine or hand. call Thursday Friday or Saturday for sewing.
Nelsonville reports a display of National Defense class work sponsored by the Board of Education and funded by federal and state vocational programs. The exhibit at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. window shows armature winding welding and pattern making with several students recently gaining defense industry jobs.
Mrs. Hattie Smith of Middleport led piano and singing pupils in Bradford Tuesday night. Rev. J. P. Miller praised the work for Bradford and Bradbury churches. The event, sponsored by the Meigs County WPA Music Education Unit, included ice cream to raise funds for the Youth Conference at New Concord June 16 22 with Leona Eskew and Gloria King representing the church.
Minersville social items report visits and moves among residents. Cincinnati visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rummell and relatives. Columbus trips by Mrs. Laura Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Grueser. A birth is noted for Vic i Susanne Brown. Local clergy Jerry Taylor and evangelist John Nolan attend the year’s first sermon. An elderly resident, Annie Thomas, 76, suffers a shoulder fracture after a fall.
The reading notes gain and stability from diligent effort yet warns of duplicity and undercover schemes. It suggests consulting elders or trusted counselors and staying alert to illicit entanglements. It adds a historical touch mentioning Hernando de Soto and burial in the Mississippi.
The opening month of 1940 brought England its wettest January in six decades with rainfall surpassing two inches in normal years. Some districts logged up to 5 12 inches while armor from a thousand years ago would barely fit today's people, and in Alaska and northern Canada planes do the work of cowboys on reindeer ranges.
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