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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
6
Classified page fragment lists items for sale and real estate offers. Appears to group stores like Wood, Building Materials, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Radios, and Household Goods with rental and real estate categories including farms and acreage. Contains scattered prices and section headers.
Camp Dup ler closed for the season as director Gerald Ashwill announced awards for the final week. Good campers included Billy Lee and John Haller from Troop 56 Athens and Stanley Galbreath from Troop 76 Coolville. fair campers named from several troops. a board of review led by Ashwill and Ralph and Roy Dupler reviewed Arthur Mathews for first class and others for second class, with Nile Barnett and Gerald Hoch noted for star rank and merit badges. Hoch named Little Chief of the camp.
Mrs Elsie Minton of Ohio State University will demonstrate canning of a fruit and a vegetable at the Athens Grange Hall on Friday July 1 at 1 30 p m. She will use the equipment of the average farmhouse wife and show the use of a pressure canner. String beans will be the vegetable and fresh pineapple the fruit if available. All women interested are invited to attend.
In Tuppers Plains on June 19 Sunday Schools from five churches presented acts during the Children’s Day program at the Christian Church. Ida Sommers led the program with a trained junior choir and a committee of Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Blackwood, Mrs. Stiles, Edith Fish, Mrs. Shields, and Mrs. Milbone assisting. The 4-H Club at Callaway Ridge, led by Mrs. Holman, voted June 21 to rename Jolly Workers to Cheerful Helpers and reported progress on projects before shelling peas for home canning and planning a June 30 meeting at Miss Velma Burton’s home.
Mt Union reports the revival meeting closed Sunday evening after three services. Miss Fontelle Caster, formerly of Mt Union and now in Columbus, married Chester Lee Symmer of Columbus Wednesday evening. Friends gathered at the Frank Wood home to honor Mr. and Mrs. Spencer with a bell ing shower. Emerson Carr of Akron and John Carr of Side Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Harley Carr Saturday. Rev E E Brewer stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William Weatherby in Athens from Friday night through Sunday morning.
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