Pac ret evicts the city ward on the bus
A partially legible note shows a eviction action by the pac against city staff over a public building. It records dates and mentions officials involved in a local dispute about property use and control.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
2
A partially legible note shows a eviction action by the pac against city staff over a public building. It records dates and mentions officials involved in a local dispute about property use and control.
Continued rainfall in the Hocking Valley cancels Nelsonville Twilight League action. Tonight's game is off, tomorrow Logan Mingos face Carbonhill Longstreth, and rain has delayed Logan Mingos practice as floods affect low-lying areas and postpone multiple games in the district.
Nelsonville 4-H members met June 10 at their advisor’s home for a regular business session with eleven present. They discussed club projects and a tour by bus to Gallipolis and a seven hour Ohio River boat excursion. Next meeting is June 25 with a potluck.
Nelsonville Mrs Frank Moore entertained at dinner Sunday honoring her new grandson and granddaughter Mr and Mrs Stanley Reed who were married Saturday noon in the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Moore used roses in the living room and on the dinner table. Covers were laid for 12 the bride and bridegroom and the two families Miss Betty Stewart assisted Mrs Moore in serving her guests.
Nelsonville reports 11 year old Bobby Barrons son of Mr and Mrs George Barrons was taken to St Anthony's Hospital Columbus Sunday for appendicitis surgery. Parents accompanied him and mother stayed with him. Father said condition was satisfactory upon returning home last evening.
Nelsonville Miller will be guest speaker at the Murray City Aerue F.O.E. meeting on Tuesday June 7. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
Fidelis Class will gather at the church tomorrow at seven thirty. Hostesses named are Mrs. H D Craig Mrs Mable Haffner and Miss Margaret Johnson.
A junior order plans a benefit at the IOOF Hall in Nelsonville Tuesday evening at 7 30. Proceeds support the group and community activities in town.
A State Highway Department auditor visited Glouster last week to review unpaid traffic fines in Mayor Thomas Williams Sr s court He suggested re arresting debtors at extra cost and jailing them until payments are made The mayor said he will notify debtors before any arrests and will cooperate with the plan Meanwhile Methodist Primary Department children are invited to meet at the church Tuesday at 2 PM for Children s Day activities.
Gail Roberts, visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs Vane Roberts, earned honor roll recognition at Eastern State Teachers College in Richmond Kentucky. He also earned numerals for football and basketball.
Rev and Mrs L Mollenkopf and children from Stuttgart Ark visit in Amesville for three days with relatives. They spend time at the Homer Simons Greens Run home and with Lewis Morris family. They plan a visit to Castalia to see Rev Mollenkopf's grandmother, 93.
Ernest E. Hazelton 51 died of a heart attack at his Columbus home Saturday. Funeral services set for 10:30 am Tuesday at the P. Rutherford chapel with burial in Union Cemetery. Hazelton represented West Virginia Coal and Coke Co of Cincinnati in the city for 10 years and lived in Columbus 35 years. He was a Mason in Amesville Lodge, a World War II veteran, and a member of Franklin Post American Legion.
GLOUSTER Max Anderson of Orient grandson of Mr and Mrs Herbert Armstrong was seriously injured Sunday night when overcome by ammonia fumes at Columbus Packing Company. Firemen revived him and he was taken to Grant Hospital Columbus in serious condition. Mrs Armstrong and daughter Sabra Jo Ellen Phil and Sally Carter left for Columbus. Last week Mr and Mrs Anderson and young son Frederick visited the Armistrongs.
Herrold Lancaster, librarian at Heidelberg University, was among graduates at Columbia University on June 3. A Nelsonville native, he finished Nelsonville High in 1916 and plans a twenty fifth reunion with his class on June 6. He holds a 1920 B S from Ohio Wesleyan and an M A from Ohio State in 1926.
The Loyal Workers Class of the M. E. Church led by Mrs. Emily McMana May will meet Tuesday night at Mrs. Faye Howard’s River Road home. Hostesses are Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Pidcock. devotional leader is Mrs. Scott. Transportation meet at Central School corner by seven.
Nelsonville notices the birth of a daughter named Marsha Jane to Mr and Mrs Dan Langley Jr on Thursday June 12. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dan Langley Sr and Mr and Mrs Orland Gandee Sr with great grandparents Mr and Mrs L A Gandee and Mrs Ida Rosser.
Miss Dorothy Vorkes came back Friday after a two week visit in Steubenville as guest of her sister Mrs Walter Floto. Her niece Martha Floto accompanied her home for a visit. Miss Marjorie McEbeary of Sligo Pa and William McEntire of Warren returned after a several days visit with Miss Lillian Stover.
Nelsonville Mizpah Class meeting announced for Tuesday evening with Mrs Nora Siddle has been postponed one week to Tuesday evening June 24.
Honor Thompson of Glouster was chosen president of the Rio Grande College sophomore class for the next academic year after completing his freshman year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson of Paris.
Monday's forecast warns of possible adverse periods yet hints at benefits if you apply sound judgment and determined tactics. Expect treachery to be vanquished, and note potential opportunities for finance and public welfare driven by initiative. A child born today may show energy and public spirit.
Glouster notes mark Mr. and Mrs. John H. Henshaw’s 41st anniversary with a Logan dinner party hosted by James Brown of Pittsburgh. Guests included Iris Cunningham Pittsburgh and Ray Kemp ton Detroit. gifts featured a silver chest and money. The couple wed June 7 1900 at the bride’s parents home.
Nine members and five guests attended the Past Noble Grands Club gathering in the Odd Fellow Hall on Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs. Joseph Cheney, Nancy Ann Cheney, Miss Neva Golding, Lois Golding, and Mary Elizabeth Cheney. The night featured games and a mystery box by Mrs. Mary E. Roberts going to Mrs. Joseph Cheney, plus a pan social refreshment. The next meeting is set for July 10 at Mrs. Lennie Snowden’s Walnut Hill home with Mrs. Edna Embrey co-hostess.
Friday and Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yocum were Mrs. F. T. Graves of Belle West Virginia and others en route home after a ten day vacation in St. Louis with Captain and Mrs. Emmett Stevens. Miss Lalla Danford joined Rev. and Mrs. Miles Hoon for the weekend in Columbus with Harold Kinney and family. Elson Stephenson and Mary Vermaaten of Warren spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Stephenson in Walnut.
The narrative traces the horse lineage to the Tertiary period when a small fox-like creature with multiple toes lived in swampy terrain. From this creature evolved the modern horse, marking an evolutionary development across ages.
History notes how many explorers never found new lands but advanced science by seeking new plants for the global food supply. Their quest bridged botany and nutrition, expanding understanding of edible species and agricultural potential worldwide.
The term colonel derives from the Italian colonello meaning a leader of a column at the head of a regiment. This etymology traces through military tradition and language history.
About 50 Chauncey Church of Christ members attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Sarah Thomas at the Parish House. The event, hosted by the Friendship Class, celebrated her upcoming marriage to Harold Brown on June 21 at the bride’s parents home, Rice and Margaret Thomas.
Chauncey residents and visitors are listed as Mr. and Mrs. Dow Sanders of near Albany with Hazel Lahugh. Miss Clara Crawford, Minford postmaster, visited Chauncey relatives. Mrs. Mabel Cage of Athens toured Chauncey to see L. C. Champlin and Frank Lands family.
Mrs. Alice Thei Sen, a Pocahontas Lodge trustee, and Mrs. Elsie Misner, a delegate from Mazon Council D of P Lodge, Millfield, returned from Columbus after attending the state convention held last week at the Deshler Wallick Hotel.
Mrs Helen Sanders will host a Wednesday night meeting for members of the Millfield Needle Club.
Susan Florabelle Maple of 24 E James St River Rouge Michigan is notified Russell Maple filed a divorce petition in case No 17772 in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio. The hearing will be on or after June 23 1941. Attorney R W Finsterwald represents the plaintiff. May 12 1941.
Harold Woodgerd of 165 Seventh Street Middle Port Ohio is appointed executor of the estate of Emma J. Woodgerd also known as Emma Woodgerd, deceased of Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated June 9 1941. Probate Judge Francis D White.
The Chauncey Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. Eunice Harvey home. Gifts of pictures were given to Mrs Charlene Barrows and Mrs Dorothy Staley for their birthday anniversaries. Games, contests and prizes followed with attractive refreshments. Members present included Mrs Lillie Wallace Mrs Betty Wallace Mrs Minnie Whitmore Mrs Ruth Smith Mrs Elizabeth Dickerson Mrs Mildred Conrad Mrs Kathleen Wallace Mrs Char lene Barrows Mrs Dorothy Staley and Mrs Eunice Harvey.
The weekly quilting event of the Ladies Aid Society at Chauncey M. E. Church will be held in the church on Wednesday.
The article argues that nearly all core human emotions exist in animals, listing chagrin fear grief hate jealousy joy love and surprise as examples. It suggests a continuity of emotion across species, challenging strict human exceptionalism.
An ordinary coin heated to solar interior temperatures would render life impossible within thousands of miles. This speculative statement underscores the extreme warmth of the sun’s interior and its impact on habitability.
Readable portions show schedules for Baltimore and Ohio East Bound and West Bound trains Diplomat National Limited and daily/no daily services. Listings include departure and arrival times across Chesapeake and Ohio and New York Central lines with daily and Sunday exceptions.
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