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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1945

Page

22

Handiwork Exhibit to Close Vacation Bible School

Rev J N Lakin reports strong attendance at the Daily Vacation Bible School at The Plains Church of the Nazarene with over fifty registrations. The school closes Friday at 7 30 a m with an exhibit of handiwork by girls and manual training by boys and public invited. Rev Lakin will preach on The Spirit of Fire at 10 30 a m Sunday with services at 6 45 p m and 7 30 p m.

Chauncey J. N. Lakin Astor Plains Church of the Nazarene Ublic Lakin

Prayer Meeting Tonight and Baptismal Service Planned

CHAUNCEY area notices announce a cottage prayer meeting at 8 o clock at Mrs Louise Walton High Street and a Sunday 2 PM praise service with baptismal rites at the Morristown Holiness Church. Also reporting the birth of Michael Richard Keasey in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens with grandparents Emory and Mrs Hammond. In Minneapolis Clinton Anderson may visit Europe to study foreign relief needs after becoming secretary of agriculture and war foods administrator, as livestock output may fall short of wartime demand.

Chauncey Louise Walton High St Morristown Bill Keasey Bessie Hammond Michael Richard Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Emory Hammond Minneapolis Clinton F. Anderson Europe War Foods Omaha

Rutland News Notes Calendar Veterans and Local Departures

Rutland notes Rev Schmidt will return to the M. E. Church for another year. High and grade school teaching positions remain unfilled for next year. Mrs. Mable Pickens resigns due to ill health. Travel visitors include Columbus Ohio residents and the Utsingers with families. M S Roush hospital bound for blood poisoning of the hand. Local families host or visit kin in Point Pleasant and Athens. Tonemie Buck fractures an arm. Eugene Fink plans return home soon after long service. Evangelistic meetings ongoing at Mission Church led by Rev John Spires with Point Pleasant talent supplying song service.

F.W. Utsinger M. S. Roush Holzer Hopsital Bertha Johnson Mary iPrice Pt. Pleasant Jack Schoonover Eve Welch Athens Blanche McCormick Tonemie Buck Katharine Fink Eugene Fink John Spires Marion Point Pleasant Talent

Aluminum Workers To Get New Pay Increase

Pittsburgh reports the CIO United Steelworkers announce a new contract with Aluminum Company of America covering 35,000 workers in 19 plants. The deal adds one cent per hour to afternoon and midnight shift differentials granted recently by the War Labor Board, after a failed demand for 15 cents.

Pittsburgh CIO Aluminum Company of America War Labor Board Little Steel

Chauncey Personal News Time At Home Visits

Chauncey residents share Sunday visits at the Chalfan home in Poston with Arvilla Mae. Local families include Powell, Cardwell, Williams, Hamilton, Shafer, Morgan and Morgan relatives visiting in Chauncey and nearby towns.

Chauncey Joe ‘Powell Vera Powell Harriet Chalfan Patty Lou Buddy Powell Billy Joe Powell Nelsonville Lydia Chalfan Charles Chalfan Arvilla Mae Poston Florence Chalfan Maggie Cardwell Wellston R. D Bohalfan A. H. Williams Arvilla Mae Chalfan Foston E Clifford Shafer Collumbus Billy Scott Detroit Ford Thomas ‘Oliver Marie Love Columbus Henry Morgan Mary Meinhart Martie Love Nellie ‘Morgan Trimble Eugene Morgan

Laurel Run Neighbor Club Notes From June Meeting

Laurel Run Mrs Marcella Todd hosted the Friendly Neighbors Club on Thursday June 7 with a potluck dinner. Margaret Campbell and Joan Bumgardner won contest awards and a mock wedding was staged with Joan Bumgardner singing I Love You Truly. Attendees included Winnie Sowers Marge Alice Kern Nettie Huddy and family and others. Next meeting set for June 21 at Mrs Winnie Sowers home.

Laurel Run Marcella Todd Friendly Neighbors Club Margaret Campbell Joan Bumgardner Winnie Sowers Marge Alice Kern Nettie Huddy Nettie White Helen Bumgardner Juanita Wolfe Annie Todd Latile Patton Edith Wood Hallie Falion Betty Brandon Marvella Todd Clarence Patton Paul Campnell Netlie Campbell Manel Wolfe Sanitusky Vance R. Wolfe Warner Tadr York Ernoe Paul Brettieh Stone Athens Everett White

Broadwell Notes Social Visits and Family News

Broadwell residents share visit news as relatives and friends travel from Warren Ohio Flint Mich New York Columbus and Marietta to visit in Broadwell or attend services. Several funerals and hospital visits are noted including Mrs Lelia Vernon and Mattie Trender shott. Clyde Rotter and wife announce the birth of Donna Sue in Sand Ridge listing 33 children with 14 living.

Broadwell Ray Jam Athens Frank James Ralph Fyock Blannox Vist Fer Mattie Trendershott Tanner Starling Chesterhill Bvalina Bri Hazel Burk Xfred Oge William Weaver Simon Layton Ten Grimes Clarkshurz Oscar James Warren Ohio Lelia Vernon Broadweeer Tnd Warmer White Ella Ogz Albert Grimes Fioxd Grimes Terra Haute Ind Connie van Dyke Elizabeth Arlo Ogg Marietta Ogg Chauncey Clyde Rotter Donna Sue Sand Ridge

Bartlett News Notes and Personals Highlights

Bartlett community news notes and personals mention hospital stays, newborns, and local visits. Dated items include a June birth for Lelia Candis, John William Webster, and various family visits, dinners, and parsonage moves among Bartlett residents.

Property Owners Told To Cut Weeds Now

Chauncey Mayor W. Hines orders all vacant lot weeds cut immediately under local law. If owners fail, the city will remove them and charge the expense to the property owner. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tippett and children travel from Chauncey to Turson Arizona for a three month stay for Mrs. Tippett to regain her health.

Chapncey W. 71. Hines Teynot Rizona Carral Tippett Caro- Tenad Russell Chauncey Turson Arizona

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