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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1934

Page

2

Sweeping Meigs County School Reforms Urged in State Report

State education official L. L. Louthian calls for consolidating Meigs County districts from 23 to 16 and establishing two six year high schools. The plan adds classrooms, consolidates one room schools, and reorganizes districts to centralize high schooling while outlining tuition for interdistrict pupils.

Meigs Co Pomeroy Meigs County L. L. Louthian State Department of Education C. Chapman Louthian Hemlock Grove Bedford Bearwalton Darwin Bear Pennybacker Bunker Hill Chester Bashan South Ian Chester High Harrisonville Rutland Chapman Scipio Irving Creek Pageville Lebanon Flatwoods Stlversville Bald Knobs Hazel Olive-Orange Tuppers Plaine Joppa Eden Sliver Hidge Olive, Orange Tuppers Plains Racine Columbia Beech Grove Stout Wright Pleasant Valley Lima Grase Dexter Salem Danville Oaking Uhree Helen Center Fairplay Thie Sallebury Highland Laurel Cliff Bredbury Lotta Bailey Run Jacobs Bradbury Syra Cuse Southien Minersville Forest Run Williams Banner Morning Star Pleasant View Portland Great Bend Long Bottom Reedsville

Meigs County L B Services Announced

Meigs County churches announce Sunday services led by Rev. D Vause Snyder with the Wellston Gospel Team. Lottridge Sunday School at 9 30 am. Easter goal set at 75 members. Fairview 10 am Sunday School and 7 pm preaching revival ongoing. Asbury 1 30 pm Sunday School and 2 30 pm preaching. South Bethel 10 am Sunday School 11 am preaching and 7 30 pm Christian Endeavor.

Tuppers Plains Fairview Asbury South Bethel Christian Endeavor

Judgment by default in Maud M Peppies v Mell Jones

In Common Pleas Court a default judgment was entered for Maud M Peppies against Mell Jones and C V Jones for 152.96. The case notes the defendants failed to answer or demur and the petition is deemed true. The separate suit by Hobart against Thomas Taylor as executor of Eleanor J Praither was dismissed. The action was filed December 24, 1932.

Eleanor J. Praither Common Pleas

Racine Parents and Teachers Discuss School Problems

At a Racine Racine Sutton school PTA meeting Tuesday evening a large turnout heard remarks from president Mrs. Sidney Fahiey and a message from the national president read by Mrs. Sybil Miles. W B Cross and Mrs. Fadley led a discussion on What Does a Community Owe Its Children. A study course starts March 20 at Mrs. Fadley’s home. A roundup chairwoman was named, Ruth Tucker. A basketball tournament is planned for March 15 16 for PTA fundraising. Books for the library are being purchased by the association and a health program is set for April 3.

Racine Racine-Sutton Parent Teacher Association Sidney H. Fahiey Sybil Miles Lois Fling Misa Thie W. B. Cross Fadley Ruth Tucker Parent-Teacher Association

Pomeroy Personalities Transfer Between Homes and Hospitals

Meigs County Infirmary matron Mra Milo Stewart who had a goiter operation in Columbus moved from the hospital to her daughter Mrs Howard Hughes home in West Columbus. Her condition is reported very good and return home soon. Mr Stewart came back from Columbus Wednesday evening. C A Hartley visited with Mrs Jesse Morcroft of Toledo and Mrs Eli Roush of Lancaster briefly on Butternut Avenue. Carl Jones was moved from Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after an appendicicine operation to his Zion home. Frances Shie and Elizabeth Titus left for Warren Ohio to visit Frances Shie’s mother and Ruthie Thie. Mrs Lawrence Reuter and son left for their Pontiac Michigan area after a week here due to BH Ewing’s illness.

Milo Stewart Meigs County Infirmary Columbus Howard Hughes Stewart Jesse Morcroft Toledo Town Eli Roush Lancaster Pomeroy C. A. Hartley Butternut Avenue Carl Jones Holzer Hospital Gallipolis Zion Frances Shie Elizabeth Titus Warren Ohio Mre Ruth Thie The Daughters of the American Revolution New Martin Hotel BE. M. Noble Railroad Street Cox McArthur Julia Gerbera South Second Avenue J. L. Curtis Frances Irving Spafford Edward Spooner South Fifth Avenue Frank Fulton Addison Estella Roush Marcella Roub Corning Clarence Clark M. A. Hamilton Gravel Hall Nina Newell Detroit Carl Hulbert Denver L. A. Hulbert Pearl Street

Letart Falls Social Notes Move Plans and Visits

Letart Falls residents plan moves between Wickline, Paul Alexander farm, and Norris residence. Local trip highlights include Howard Roush and Herbert Shields driving to Akron. The Young Married Ladies Class meets at the M EB Church.

Letart Falls Pat Webb Wickline Paul Alexander F. M. Norris Antiquity Howard Roush Herbert Shields Akron M EB Robert W. Wilson Harold Quillin Fairmont W. Va

Play Tonight at High School Auditorium

RACINE Junior Class presents a comedy titled Mama's Baby Boy this evening at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Roy Spencer hosted Wednesday for the Methodist Church Home Missionary Society quilting event. Mrs. Mary Hite of Gore Ohio visits daughter Mrs. Gomer Lewis for a couple of weeks.

Racine Mama Roy Spencer Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Mary Hite Gore Ohio Gomer Lewis

Honor Roll At Tuppers Plains Public School Named

Fourth six week honors list announced. High Honor Roll includes Wilma Sumerterteld, Bernice Betzing, LEHilene Bahr, and Eleanor Cowdery. B Honor Roll lists Harry Swartz Edward White and Sue Santee.

Tuppers Plains Wilma Sumer Mertfeld Bernice Betzing Lehilene Bahr Eleanor Cowdery Harry Swartz Edward White Sue Santee Betty Jo Humphrey Dain Baker Nola Jean Bab Virgie Mee Swartz Ray Weaver Daryl van Mater William Carr Betty Eileen Stiles Dorothy Matlack Betty Hawk Guy Everett Springer Mildred Bentz Arlene Cowdery Geneva King Cash Alln Bahr Fred Smith Junior Blake Inez Claire Keebaugh Esther Belle Parker Wilma Griffin Rachel Humphrey Twila Brooks Maxine Spurrock Gladys Osborn Eileen Damewood Virginia Adkins Pearl Roberts Violet Spencer Ethel Woodyard Jo Clair MacPherson Doris Cowdery Doris Chevalier Richard Swartz Joe Kim Wilma Bahr Erma Groves Sarah Virginia Connolly Dan Worthen Rex Argubrite Ruth MacPherson Wanda Baker Eloise King Margaret Jane Cook Sara Eatelle Findling

Local DAR luncheon guests fill charter event in Pomeroy

Middleport area residents note DAR members attending a charter luncheon at the New Martin Hotel in Pomeroy. Other items include visits and relocations across the region, with health updates for several locals and out of town relatives arriving for family reasons.

Local Social Notes From Grass Run Area

Grass Run area residents share visits and hosting duties with the Plummers Kendall Nol. Lowell visitors include Mr and Mrs Melvin Kendall and child Denver. Olle Anderson recovers from illness. W H Taylor and son Junior visited Plummer family from Columbus. Charley Harmon of Columbus visited John McClure. Evelyn Nicholson and Alice Jean Plummer joined Oliver Bratton family gathering. G O Will hosted Lewis Saxton and Ward Saxton. Elizabeth Plummer spent weekend with Dorothy Anderson of Rutland. Clair Taylor of Langeville visited F W Winn family.

C. L. Kendall Lowell Ohio Alpha Plummer Melvin Kendall Olle Anderson Thomas Smith Denver W. H. Taylor Columbus M. A. Nicholson Evelyn Alice Jean Oliver Bratton G. O. Will Lewis Saxton Ward Saxton Elizabeth Plummer Dorenthy Anderson Rutland Clair Taylor Langeville F. W. Winn

Syracuse Girls Triumph Over Pomeroy In District Game

Syracuse girls volleyball team defeated Pomeroy in a Saturday night game. Mrs. Lin Roush is recovering after an illness. The Syracuse Orchestra performed for the Bradbury P T A meeting. Other local items note visits, Sunday School hostess duties, Nazarene church prayer services, and families visiting Mahersville.

Syracuse Pomeroy Lin Roush

Meets This Evening Women’s Group Program at Middleport church

The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Middleport will meet at 7 PM in the church lecture room. President Miss Vivian Middleton leads the business. Mrs. Plummer Beeson directs the program and devotions with help from Mrs. R M Shoman and Mrs. J G Talbott. Hostesses are Mrs. G H Stansbury, Mrs. Ottie Stanley, Miss Freda Carl, and Miss Park. Election of delegates to the Presbyterian occurs during the business portion. Topics for the evening are Japan and Foreigners in America.

Middleport Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Vivian Middleton Plummer Beeson R. M. Shoman J. G. Talbott Beeson G. H. Stansbury Ottie Stanley Freda Carl Park Presbyterian Japan America

Pauline Duck eleventh birthday party in Syracuse

Mrs Carl Duckworth entertained in Syracuse for her daughter Pauline on her eleventh birthday. Guests received several presents and refreshments were served. Mrs Harold Duckworth and children visited Mrs Gandee of Racine. Mr and Mrs Dale Gilkey of Gallipolis stayed with Mrs Gilkeys parents, Mr and Mrs Dana Abies for the weekend. Miss Anna Mae Betzing spent Saturday.

Syracuse Carl Duckworth Pauline Harold Duckworth Gandee Racine Duckworth Dale Gilkey Gallipolis Gilkey Dana Abies Anna Mae Betzing

Surprise birthday luncheon honors Mrs. Lewis

Mrs. James T. Lewis was honored by her daughter Mrs. W H Steiff with a surprise Thursday luncheon. Eleven ladies attended the 1 o'clock event, sharing a social afternoon and enjoying fancy work.

Middleport James T. Lewis W. H. Steiff

Quilting party hosted by Mrs Huggins in Lincoln Street home

Mrs William Huggins hosted an all day quilting gathering at her Lincoln Street residence. Guests included Mrs Lewis Burford Mrs O L Roush Mrs Boyd Disgard Mrs Margaret Lallance Mrs Homer Jones Mrs Lena McElhinny Mrs Will Loew Mrs T W Autherson Mrs Homer Hysell Mrs West Mrs Edgar Allensworth and Mrs Marion McGuire. Mary Kathryn Huggins entertained as her guests Harriet Martin Margaret McElhinny and Lois Ann Roush.

Middleport William Huggins Lincoln Street Lewis Burford O. L. Roush Boyd Disgard Margaret Lallance Homer Jones Lena McElhinny Will Loew T. W. Autherson Homer Hysell West Edgar Allensworth Marion McGuire Huggins Mary Kathryn Harriet Martin Margaret McElhinny Lois Ann Roush

Middleport PTA to stage Making Money in Bangaville play

The Middleport Parent Teacher Association announces a school event on April 6 at Pearl Street Gymnasium. Fourteen women form the cast and have begun rehearsals for the play Making Money in Bangville.

Middleport Parent-Teacher Association of Bangville Pearl Street

Syracuse News Notes and Weekend Visits

W J Moore spent the weekend at Hartford West Virginia with daughter Viola Fields Mrs W S White is recovering from illness John Will visited relatives in Texas Monday Miss Alice Schwartzwalder Galpolis spent the weekend with her mother Mrs William Diddle and family Mrs Stella Pond Pomeroy visited sister Mrs Rex Ackley and family here last week A E Williams has returned to Columbus after a visit at his home here

Syracuse Wilbur Harris Mise Irene Richabaud Steubenville Pt. Pleasant W. Va J. K. Roberts Presbyterian Church Harris Frank Harris Church of the Nazarene John Grew Otis Phiney Eureka Jessie Diddie Mahersville W. J. Moore Hartford Viola Fields White John Will Alice Schwartzwalder Gallipolis William Diddle Stella Pond Pomeroy Rex Ackley A. E. Williams Columbus

Nickell divorce granted in Athens County Court

Bernice L. Nickell won a divorce and custody of an 18 month old child from Rudolph Nickell in Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge O F Rowland ruled Thursday. She charged gross neglect of duty in the suit, and the couple married in 1930.

Bernice L. Nickell O. F. Rowland Athens County Common Pleas Court Rudolph Nickell

Marriage License for Everett Ball and Myrtle Barnes

Everett Ball age 27 of Athens Route 6 and Myrtle Barnes age 22 of Athens Route 6 obtained a marriage license. Ball is son of Mr and Mrs Ben Ball and Barnes is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Barnes.

Everett Ball Athens Ben Ball Myrtle Barnes Ira Barnes

State-Aid Schools Receive Loan Aid

Athens superintendent Ken said today that state aid loans are available to finance district procedures. The Legislature is expected to act within a week. He noted that blanks require authorization by the help desk.

Sta Ken Athens Thelp

Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Cure

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast, safe remedy for coughs and colds. It claims relief for lingering symptoms and offers a refund if not satisfied, urging readers to keep Creomulsion on hand for immediate use.

Ady

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