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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
7
Miss Thelma Hughes of Wells spent Tuesday with Mrs. Erma Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and daughter Nancy. Mrs. Pentergrass and daughters Judy and Marsha have returned from a ...
The schedule lists beginner trombone at 9 and senior drums at 19 90. Flute and clarinet sessions run at 12 30 with tubes and clarinets mixed. Junior saxophone and beginner bands also noted.
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned the West German parliament that Russians are preparing for a civil war in East Germany and could threaten Bonn. He spoke while discussing defense and the Soviet threat in a dramatic address.
Long profile of the Karns family of Creola, Vinton County, Ohio. Traces Virginia roots to Greenbrier and Virginia, notes Nicholas Karns as an early blacksmith and wagon tire innovator, and details Cornelius Karns and descendants shaping farms, landholdings, and Creola’s growth with the Hocking Valley railroad.
In Hemlock Grove area notes, a preaching service is announced at Grange Hall at 7 30 pm with Sulton ening. The column lists visits from multiple families including Schultheiss and Randolfs, Biggs, Romeneang, Priddy, Bradfield, Midkitt, Sargent, Karns, and Deigh, sharing recent travels and kinship. George Karns marries Mary Deigh of Creola, daughter of Philip Deigh who joined the British Navy as a boy, linking local stores and the Karns family to Creola.
Harrisonville circle met Mr Ruby Halladay with Mrs Paulie Atkins assisting. Devo was conducted by Mrs Atkins and refreshments served. Eugene Burkett and family returned to Meigs Hospital after a heart attack. Esta Mae Blackwood visited Dayton relatives. Ele ms Stout and Judy and Debbie hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs John Stout. Rhoda Priddy helped with visiting brothers and sisters. Bert Herb and Adda Bradfield with Harold Ball visited Mae Ball in Columbus. Alma Athing noted.
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson denounces rigid agricultural supports as a luxury and cites government control of wheat and cotton as examples. He argues excess stocks burden farmers and consumers and calls for policy change to curb government ownership and overprotection.
A neighbor reports a laborer aged sixty? claimed he would blow up nothing if forced to move out over nonpayment of rent. Police confirmed the threat and are investigating the incident.
Fragmentary text notes Isaac Allerton who became a merchant in New Haven. It mentions the Mayflower settlement and the group settling in Connecticut in May, indicating historical ties of early settlers to the region.
Hong Kong dispatch cites a Nationalist Chinese newspaper claiming Communist China mobilizes with at least five million armed, bolstered by new weapons supplies from Russia, escalating regional tensions.
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