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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
2
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Rep Mooney of Logan addressed Meigs County Republicans at the Court House in a rally urging support for Bricker in the presidential race. He blamed Democrats for F D R’s reelection odds and praised Bricker while calling for active campaigning and a March 31 rally with Mayor James Garfield Stewart as speaker.
The article warns that persistent backache and leg pains may signal serious health issues. It describes kidney and urinary problems and warns of toxins, headaches, eye symptoms, and night discomfort tied to failing kidney filters.
Central School pupils stage The Palace of Carelessness an operetta at the Junior High Auditorium Friday night under Mrs. Paul Nease. The production features rhythmic dances, bright costumes, and a London Town setting with scenery by Miss Margaret Ella Hysell.
William Carl Cundiff filed for divorce from Mildred Cundiff in Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. The couple wed in July 1943 and have no children. Their home is listed as Syracuse.
A county interdenominational postwar government conference sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches will meet at Middleport First Presbyterian Church Friday. Clergymen from across the state will speak at morning afternoon and evening sessions with a public cafeteria supper 5:30 to 7:30. Ministers will address students in Pomeroy and Middleport in the afternoon.
Fred Klein inducted into the Navy V-5 program in Washington and sworn as an apprentice seaman. He will await orders for active duty after returning home to Middleport and will enter the V-12 path then aviation cadet training upon completion. Fellow classmate Lyston Pullen also sworn in as apprentice seaman.
Walter Miller 36, Middleport resident, died last night at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after falling ill Monday. Funeral arrangements are being made. Survived by wife and two daughters Edna and Anna both Middleport High School students, relatives in Reedsville, and his family had moved to Middleport two years ago. He worked for General Chemical Co Point Pleasant and recently with Marietta Co in the same city.
Middleport Ladies Auxiliary of the Fenney Bennett Post American Legion voted forty dollars for the Red Cross War Fund Drive. They also donated five dollars to Mrs. Ernest McGraner for her service men fund and planned a St Patrick’s Day games party on March 17 and an anniversary birthday party for March 15 at the Legion Hall.
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