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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

3

Four Meigs County Banks Announce Service Charge Plan

Meigs County banks including Citizens National Bank Middleport Farmers Bank and Savings Co Pomeroy Pomeroy National Bank and Rathburns Bank Rutland announce new checking and savings fees effective June 21 The changes tie charges to minimum balances and bank service usage with a 50 cent monthly fee plus per item charges and lower balances reducing fees for active depositors officials explain the policy aims to shift costs due to rising operating expenses.

THE Athens Messenger Athens Een Ideimeishace TiThanis Meigs County Pomeroy Citizens National Bank Middleport Farmers Bank and Savings Co Pomeroy National. Bank Rathburn’s Bank Rutland U. S Savings Department Paul S. Smart Edison Hobstetter Pomeroy National Bank Hohbstetter Ing

Old Mill Property Being Improved in Middleport

A three story brick building behind Russell Auto Sales on S Third Ave, once known as the flour mill, is being converted by R V Ebersbach into a storage and flood refuge. The roof is lowered, a ramp added, and grounds improved, turning an eyesore into valuable property.

Middleport Russell Auto Sales S. Third Ave R. V. Ebersbach Ebersbach Motor Company Ebersbach

Rutland 4-H Clubs Form New Year Activities

Rutland the fourth meeting of the Rutland All for Victory 4-H Club was held at Mrs. Whitney Ingraham’s home with six members and refreshments. The Big and Busy 4-H Club organized at the Baptist Church with Mrs. Geneva Humphreys Nolan as advisor and Mrs. Katie Luckadoo as assistant. officers elected include President Geneva Nolan and secretary Dorothy Burney among others.

Rutland Rutland All For Victory Whitney Ingraham Baptist Church Geneva Humphreys Nolan Katie Luckadoo

Southeastern Extension Conference Attended by Ohio Officials

Geneva Nolan Home Demonstration Agent C. E. Blakeslee County Agent and Betty Ann Jacobs Extension Office Secretary attended the Southeastern Ohio Extension Conference at Ross Hocking Park. Speakers included J F Falconer Gordon Hayes and John Grieserson with extension staff from 25 counties present.

Richard King Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy in Danville

Four year old Richard King son of Mr and Mrs Shelby King underwent an emergency appendectomy in Danville Illinois while visiting relatives. After a ruptured appendix he was seriously ill but is now slightly improved according to Miss Cora Rupe Richards aunt who visited the family and has returned home. Cards may be sent to Richard at St Elizabeth Hospital Danville Room 308 Third Floor Tl.

Middleport Richard King Shelby King Danville Ill St. Elizabeth Hospital

Past Chiefs donate to civic club after rain supper

Rain forced Roadside Park picnics to move indoors Tuesday night. The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters held a potluck supper at Woodman Hall followed by a short business meeting led by president Mrs. Harry Houdashelt. They voted to donate to the Pomeroy Civic Club for parting gifts of candy cigarets chewing gum to men leaving Meigs County.

Middleport Pythian Sisters Woodman Hall Harry Houdashelt Pomeroy

Church Groups Meet at Heath Methodist Church

Three church groups gathered at Heath Methodist Church last night. The official board met with Rev. H. A. Rothrock in the Men's Bible Classroom to begin the conference year. Children and young folks rehearsed for the annual Student's Day program led by Mrs. L. W. McComas, while the choir under Willis Aleshire practiced at 7:50 p.m.

Middleport Heath Methodist Church H. A. Rothrock L. W. McComas Willis Aleshire

Marriage license issued in Meigs County for Davidson Diehl

In Meigs County Probate Court Josiah Davidson of Rutland and Clara Diehl of Rutland received a marriage license. In Common Pleas Court Kathryn Hicks filed for divorce from William Hicks on grounds of extreme cruelty. The couple had no children. Archeologists in Mexico report Aztecs built and flew gliders from mountain tops using storks’ feathers.

Pomeroy Meigs County Josiah Davidson Rutland Clara Diehl Common Pleas Court Kathryn Hicks William Hicks Mexico

Bethel Church to be rededicated as community center at Plantsville

The Bethel church in the Plantsville area will be rededicated Sunday at 2 p.m. with F. L. Bailey and Rev. J. A. Bretz leading services. The building, purchased from the Methodist Conference by C. F. E. Endicott, will serve religious and community meetings and has been redecorated.

Chesterhill Bethel Church Plantsville F. L. Bailey J. A. Bretz Methodist Conference C. F Wilbur van Ness Ted Carr Main St Russell Talbott S. B. Zumbro Pauline Harris Donna Mae Martha Jane Dee Morin Newark Morin Mary Catherine Triplett Zola Eckard Inez Carr Boynton Oklahoma Jane Carpenter Carr Beatrice Williams Rana Yarnell Robert Williams Columbus Williams Addie Ewart Nell Lachary Stockport Fred Smith Detroit Mary Armstrong Wayne Blackburn Minta Thompson Lena Faye Harris Harris Phoenixville Juanita Milligan Tillie Donehoo McConnelsville Hettie Woodward Bessie Carpenter San Diego Calif FE. F. Hodgin Akron Rob Hodgin Sandra Ann Ella Quinn Ella Armstrong Athens Mayme Ewart Bethesda Hospital Zanesville Lacey Hedden Hiram Thomas Cloyd Zumbro

Farms Visited by Better Calf Club Meigs County

Thirteen of the Meigs County Better Calf Club visited six members farms Monday afternoon and evening to improve livestock quality. They toured Nease and Holter projects plus dairies of Roush and Carnahan, then held a wiener roast, ball game and meeting at Oak Grove Community Center.

Pomeroy Meigs County Better William Nease Jersey Stanley Nease Carl Nease Roy Holter Jimmy Carnahan Guernsey Roy Johnson Edson Roush Harold Carnahan Oak Grove Claude Montgomery Better Calf Club Whitney Ingraham Edson Hobstetter

Club Organized POMEROY Forest Run Sewing Club Meets

The POMEROY Forest Run Sewing Club held its first meeting at Kathleen Scott’s home. Officers chosen include Frances Roush as president and Barbara Roush as secretary treasurer and news reporter. Martha Baer named recreation leader with Mrs Kerns Roush as advisor and Kathleen Scott as assistant advisor.

Pomeroy Forest Run Sewing Club Kathleen Scott Barbara Roush Frances Roush Yvonne Roush Betty Nelson Martha Baer Helen Forbes Kerns Roush

FASTEETH Promises Firmer False Teeth

An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to keep dentures secure during eating laughing and speaking. It claims an alkaline non acidic formula with no gummy taste and no sour after taste. It mentions deodorizing breath and urges purchase at drug stores.

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