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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1942

Page

3

Scrap Rubber Drive Gains Momentum in Meigs County

Scrap rubber collection in Meigs County grows as stations report brisk activity. Scales are scarce and donations are prioritized over sales. A county storage bin near the courthouse will hold funds for civilian defense. Boy Scouts conduct door to door canvass in Syracuse and Mineraville for rubber, including discarded tires for flower beds.

Pomeroy Meigs County War Board Syracuse Mineraville Boy Scouts

Pomeroy Garden Club Meeting and Local Social Notes

The Pomeroy Garden Club met at Mrs. Lawrence Roush's home with Mrs. E D Hartinger assisting. Eighteen members attended the district meeting report, and a picnic planned for August was organized by a committee. A program included papers on Greenville gardens and outdoor living. Also notes on arrivals, engagements, and local personal news are included. One fifth of the total game killed on opening day of a limited hunting season in the area was reported.

Pomeroy Pomeroy Garden Club Lawrence Roush Athens Road E. D. Hartinger Harry Smith Garden Clubs Dexter Garden Club Albert Bengel George Parker Harry Feiger Greenville Gardens J. O. Roedel Raymond Farnham

Number of Stores in Stamp Drive Rises

POMEROY. Number of stores enrolling for participation in the defense stamp program is increasing, according to report by Theodore Reed, county chairman. Business places are cooperating in a two fold plan of action, first by selling defense stamps, and second by asking purchases of stamps on a payroll check off plan. Leaders of the program anticipate enrollment of virtually all business places by July 1, and foresee this as being important in coming months in helping Meigs County to reach its monthly quota in stamp sales.

Pomeroy Theodore Reed Meigs County

Mrs. Bolinger Injured in Cincinnati Car Crash

Mrs. Harry Bolinger former Josephine Morarity of Middleport was hurt Sunday evening in a automobile collision near Cincinnati while en route to Fort Thomas Kentucky where her husband serves in the army. She was brought home Monday night and reported improving from serious head injuries with her husband on a 14 day furlough.

Vern Bolinger Naylor's Run

Stores To Close on Thursday Afternoons

Business men of the community vote to observe Thursday afternoon as a holiday. Local stores from up-town to down-town will close at noon each Thursday for the summer months after a survey of chain stores and independent grocers.

Middleport

Finger Injury Leads to Amputation at Home

Edward Jackie Bell of this city suffered the loss of the end of his left index finger Monday afternoon while repairing a washing machine on Spring Street. He was taken to a Millfield physician's office where the finger was amputated just below the fingernail.

Glouster Edward Jackie” Bell Spring St Millfield

Four Men Survive Boat Capsize In Ohio River Rescue

Four men Robert Huffman Paul Starkey Fred Stewart and William Harmon spent two hours clinging to an overturned motor boat in the Ohio River above Pomeroy. Rescuers with a john boat aided by tow boats pulled them to shore near the bridge. They were jailed overnight and released Tuesday.

Pomeroy Point Pleasant Ohio River Robert Huffman Paul Starkey Fred Stewart William Harmon H. H. Niemeyer Dave Jenkins Jenkins William Woodard Monkey Run Niemeyer John

Eddie Kitchen Fourth Birthday Party Moved to C P Bradbury Home

Weather forced Eddie Kitchen's party from Roadside Park to the C P Bradbury residence where Mrs Bradbury hosted 25 children from 2:30 to 3:30 with ice cream cake and lollipops. Attendees included Jane Harris Stephen Coats Terry Gallagher Sarah Kathryn Knight and many others. Also notes Margaret Ella Hysell returns to Cedarville College summer faculty. Miss Smith bride-to-be of Howard Mitchell. Mrs George R Faris takes a post at Camp Wheeler PR office.

Middleport Eddie Kitchen C. P. Bradbury Sue Topliff Ruth Ann Powell Nancy Roller Rusty Swanson Yvonne Hackett Janis Grate Mary Carolyn Miller Edward Lee McComas Arlene Stoic Nancy Sue Rawlings Robin Beth McKay Megan Cluff Arthur Clark Michael Kent Judy Arnold Pauline Billy Howard Dolores Charles Kitchen Eddie H. H. Kitchen James Weber James Arnold O. P. Klein Bradbury Mazie Harry Hysell Margaret Ella Hysell Cedarville Cedarville College Misa Hysell Harriman Hel

Mrs Hobart to attend wedding in Grand

Mrs M C Hobart plans to attend the marriage of her niece Miss Phyllis Smith in Grand.

Local residents visit relatives and travel notes

Mrs Clarence Schneider visits Pt Pleasant relatives while Miss Josephine Emmish visits from Columbus. Sammy Hamer stays with grandparents Tompkins. Robert C Tompkins from Ohio State University summers here. Several couples travel to Gallipolis Columbus Lancaster West Virginia and Chicago on family matters. Dr H Wise Jr recovering after illness. W W O W employee absent duties.

Clarence Schneider Pt. Pleasant Josephine Emmish Columbus C. A. Emmish Sammy Hamer Pittsburgh E. R. Tompkins Robert C. Tompkins Ohio State University C H. Wise, Jr Gallipolis Holzer Hospital R. O. Fowler Lee Herman Lancaster Nelle Gibboney Chicago Ben Fred Fultz Pearl St Robert Wootton New York W.W.O.W Hartinger S. Second Ave W. E. Ellis Wooton Lee Featherstone Third Ave George Dick West Virginia Fred Schroath Ann Diamond W.va Clifford Ervin Marceline Buell Clifton Thas Lula Russell Walter B. Harris Alan Rothrock Fred Klein Upper Sandusky Dr. H. Wise, Jr Point Pleasant

Notice of Divorce Filing in Athens County Ohio

Garnet France filed for divorce from Harold France in the Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio on grounds of habitual drunkenness extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Hearing set after July 25 with Garnet France as petitioner.

Harold France Garnet France Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio

Louis Probst Funeral Rites In Columbus

Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Feil Funeral Home for Louis Worthington Probst 342 S Richardson Ave who died yesterday on his seventy eighth birthday in University Hospital from head injuries suffered when he fell downstairs at a daughter's home where he was staying Surviving are his wife Jane L Probst a son Lloyd Probst two other daughters Mrs Charlies Lloyd as Mrs Jane Jenkins five grandchildren and a brother Burial will be Friday in Beechgrove Cemetery Pomeroy

Columbus Feil Louis Worthington Probst S. Richardson Ave University Hospital Lawrence Irwin Crestview Rd Pomeroy Probst Furniture Meigs County Jane L. Probst Lloyd Probst Charlies Lloyd Jane Jenkins Beechgrove Cemetery

Miss Virginia Holman Weds Elmer Brown at Racine Home

Miss Virginia Holman and Elmer Brown of Minersville married Sunday evening at the Ed Reese home with Rev. Walter McCarley officiating. Attendants were Charles Jewell and others as listed. the couple will reside at the Ed Reese residence. Brown works at the Brown Store in Pomeroy.

Racine Virginia Holman Elmer Brown Minersville Ed Reese Walter McCarley Racine Methodist Church Charles Jewell Graham Station John Cross Wallace Weaver Minnield Howard Johnson Jake Lee Jerry Jacob Holzer Hospital Charles Jividen Ohio University Clark Jividen June Buckley Long Bottom Ralph Neigler St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersby

Hartinger Trial Motion Overruled as Appeal Sought

County Commissioner Dan Hartinger’s motion for a new trial was overruled Tuesday by Justice of the Peace P. L. Peoples. Attorney A. D. Russell, representing Hartinger, filed a petition in error seeking transfer to the common pleas court.

Pomeroy Dan Hartinger Justice of Peace P. L. Peoples A. D. Russell Hartinger Common Pleas Court

Softball Play To Be Started Friday Night In Middleport

Middleport announces opening softball game planned for Friday night if grounds are ready. Harold Hubbard and P A Hysell lead ground preparation with weather permitting. Recreation Director Gordon Harris hosts a band rehearsal at 7 pm at the high school and invites all musicians to join. Steps are taken to improve the tennis court on 8 Third Ave near the Methodist parsonage for recreational use. Other sites for horseshoes, marbles, volleyball and games are under study.

Middleport Charles McMaster The Recreation Commission Harold Hubbard P. A. Hysell Gordon Harris Harris Third Ave Methodist Parsonage

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad

An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and improve digestion. It touts relief from sluggish liver function with a claim of two pints of bile flowing freely and urges readers to ask for the product, priced 10 and 25 cents.

Carter

Acid Indigestion Treatments and Trial Offers

The article describes fast acting medicines for stomach acid and heartburn and notes a money back double refund offer if the first trial fails. It mentions Bell products and a promise to return bets or double the money as a customer incentive.

Bell Betile

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