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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1946

Page

10

Hemlock Grove Grange Meet Draws 43 Members

Hemlock Grove Grange held its regular meeting Saturday evening with 43 members present. Attendance at Sunday School was 26. Eleven members attended Pomona Grange at Laure Friday evening. The Sewing Club met with Mrs Homer Midkiff on Wednesday evening with 12 members. Numerous local visits and visits by members to friends and relatives are noted, including families in Pomeroy Burlingham and Parkersburg.

Hemlock Grove Hemlock Grove Grange Pomona Grange Laure T He Sewing Club Homer Midkiff Ralph Welker Jerry Jackie Pomeroy Emmett Hawk Zihm Midkiff J. J. Will R. V. Heilae Betty Bunker Hill Vada Paulsen George Paulsen Maywood Whaley Ray Whaley Burlingham Geneva Nolan Ziba Midkiff Parkersburg Grace Carl Heilman Peach Fork Bert Romine Gene Porter Midkiff Noan Eakins Dayton Thomas William Willinger George Heines Columbus William Spence Bill Elwin Lambert Ak‘ron Firm Lambert Earl Hunter Canton Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Jin the Legion Hall William Hartley Jones Misco New Lexington Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville

Gulls Adapt Mass Picketing Technique Visits Stir Community

A fragmented report notes Mr. and Mrs. Homer Midkiffman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heil hosting relatives for a Sunday gathering. References to road work, employment figures, and various Midkiff and Heil family members appear amid disjointed phrases.

Homer Midkiffman Harold Heil United Grace Man Ball Run About Carl Heilman Porter Midkiff N. C. Heil Wilbur Midkiff

Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Meetings

Corning community notes list visits from Mr. and Mrs. George Phillis in Straitsville and other relatives in Millertown and Hemlock. Attendees include Mrs. Joseph Fuccie at a funeral in Oakfield and Mrs. Karl Love, sister to two Cronin boys returning from service. Local society meetings, Legion auxiliary sessions, and Girl Scout waste fat drives are noted alongside hospital and military discharge updates.

China Marines Pacific Cronin Elwood Cronin Japan Karl Love of Corning Women's Society of Christian Service Elizabeth Hodgson Gertrude Spence The Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church Lulu Brown Helen Weaver Willard Thompson E. Fultonham Jimmy Williams

Lift Price Control on Electric Light Bulbs and More

The Office of Price Administration lifted price controls on electric light bulbs and most musical instruments except radios and phonographs. It ended ceilings on snowshoes cowbells gas masks cocktail shakers unglazed flower pots and many other items including baseball and football uniforms except shoes. A Quonset hut veterans housing project in Ohio was named Roger Young Village in honor of Medal of Honor recipient Clyde Young.

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