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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1934

Page

3

American Legion Posts Celebrate Teenth Anniversary This Week

American Legion posts mark an 18th anniversary week with plans from Glenford Dugan Post. A Paris caucus founded the Legion and A White, first adjutant, is noted as born at 8 15 pm. The celebration includes a French orchestra, a band demonstration, an oyster fry, and community exhibitions. The Glenford Dugan membership committee reports only three members needed to meet the state quota, with expected district progress this week.

Legion Paris American Legion A. White Delews Americas Nity Glenford Dugan Post State Department

Plan Church Drive For Canvass At Nelsonville Presbyterians

Nelsonville Presbyterian Church will conduct its Every Member Canvass for the 1934 35 budget next Sunday. The new church year begins April 1 with a total operating budget of 5476 76. Major items include Missions 600 Telephone 125 Water 55 Office expense 100 Tax 93 76 Pension 250 General assembly expense 63 Maintenance 75 Gas 25 Electricity 150 Salaries for minister janitor and music 3740 and a sinking fund for insurance 100 paid every five years. Congregational meeting is March 21 with a full business report.

Nelsonville

Circle Is Entertained By Ruth Circle in Nelsonville

Nelsonville notes the Circle of Ruth concluding a stewardship meeting with Mrs Mary Kessinger hosting Nineteen members answered roll call Mrs Florence Lowry taught the last lesson and Mrs Lloyd Evans led a book discussion A social hour followed with refreshments served

Nelsonville Circle of Ruth Mary Kessinger Florence Lowry Lioyd Evans

Beef distribution to include oranges and cereal for relief families

Nelsonville officials announce an augmented government beef distribution for Wednesday. Eligible relief families will receive a sack of oranges and a box of cereal with their meat. Distribution sites include Sheppard's West of the Public Square, Kroger's Public Square, and several local stores serving specific districts.

Nelsonville Sheppard’s Public Square Clayton Kroger’s Old Floodwood Kimberly Kroger East End Doanville New Floodwood Glen Ebon Isselstein’s Buchtel Sayre

Brooks Shoes Volleyball Challenges Ohio University Tonight

The Brooks Shoes volleyball team meets Ohio University at Nelsonville High School Auditorium at 7 30 tonight with free admission. Brooks Shoes beat a Lancaster team in three of five at the Athletic Club and will play in the State tournament in Columbus on March 3. Team members include Gerald Nelson R C Cook Gilbert Smith Carl Campbell Meade Whyte Bill Young C H Hannahs C A Dilcher and Fern Silcott.

Nelsonville Brooks Shoes Ohio University Nelsonvile High Schoo Lancaster Athletic Club Fairfield County Columbus Gerald Nelson R. C. Cook Gilbert Smith Carl Campbell Meade Whyte Bill Young C. H. Hannahs C. A. Dilcher Fern Silcott

Esther Class Meet at Christian Church in Nelsonville

Twenty five members answered roll call on Monday night when the Esther Class was entertained by Miss Beth Verity. A 6 o'clock cafeteria style dinner was served. Mrs Eva Gilillam presided over the business meeting and Mrs Shaner led devotions. Prizes were won by Mrs Will Bland and Miss Ethel Rosser in contests and games.

Nelsonville Esther The Christian Church Beth Verity Eva Gilillam Shaner Will Bland Ethel Rosser

Missionary Societies To Rally at Fuel City

Nelsonville groups plan to host the Athens Presbyterial annual meeting in this city April 24 and 25. Mrs. Lloyd Evans leads the Presbyterian missionary societies preparing programs with a fine speaker slated for the event. The sessions start Tuesday afternoon and run to mid afternoon Wednesday with a public address Tuesday night as the highlight.

Missionary Societies Fuel City Missionary Societies of the Presbyterian Church Athens Presbyterial Lloyd Evans

Mrs E W Henshaw Returns After Visit in Kentucky

Mrs E W Henshaw has returned after a five weeks visit with relatives at Vanier, Ky.

E. W. Henshaw Vanbier

Mrs Clara Potts Buys Waldo Chute Property in Nelsonville

Mrs Clara Potts has purchased the Waldo Chute property at 361 Fort Street. She will take possession after Mr and Mrs Ed Cramner move from the home to one of the Howe properties on Fort Street, now owned by Frank Groves.

Nelsonville Clara Potts Waldo Chute Fort Street Ed Cramner Howe Frank Groves

Mizpah Class to be Entertained by Mrs. Wagrhburn

Nelsonville notes show Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church will be entertained Wednesday night by Mrs. Clarence Wagrburn at a church event.

Nelsonville Methodist Church Clarence Wagrhburn

Loyal Woman’s Class Meets Wednesday Night in Nelsonville

The Loyal Woman’s Class of the Methodist Church taught by Mrs. Charles Monks will meet Wednesday night at 7 30 o'clock with Mrs. Henry Nutter on Elizabeth Street.

Nelsonville The Methodist Church Charles Monks Henry Nutter Elizabeth Street

Three Athenians Fined for Intoxication by Mayor

Kenneth Dewey Dewey Root and Jacob Sherman Jr all of Athens pleaded guilty to intoxication charges and were fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Len B McCune on Monday night.

Kenneth Dewey Dewey Root Jacob Sherman, Jr Athens Len B. McCune

Mothers to Meet Pre-School Club Discusses Friendship

The Pre-School Mothers' Club will gather at 24 East State Street, home of Mrs. Scott Neutzling, Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Hostess Mrs. Neutzling will lead the discussion on Learning To Be Friends.

Scott Neutzling East State Street Neutzling

Large Congregation Hears Rev Mantle Sermon At City Church

A Methodist Episcopal church crowd listened to Rev. W Newton Mantle preach on God Responds to Prayer and Faith during a week of evangelistic services. John Newton Davis led a large choir at the start with a half hour of congregational singing. An altar consecration service followed, with many in attendance participating. Davis planned a 3:30 pm junior choir meeting after school.

Methodist Episcopal Church W. Newton Mantle John Newton Davis Oak Hill Davis

Millfield Briefs Highlight Local Club Activities

Mrs. John Sharick hosted a six o’clock dinner for her husband’s birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hill and others. The Martha Bible Class met at Mrs. L. L. Howard’s home with devotionals led by Mabel Smith and a refreshment service. The Loyal Hustlers Bible Class gathered at G. S. Keirns home for a March meeting with St Patrick’s Day refreshments and group games.

John Sharick P. D. Hill H. O. McDaniel Elizabeth Robinett Dennis Gerald McDaniel L. L. Howard Martha Bible Howard Mabel Smith Ruth Ann Howard C. H. Boudinot E. C. Crabtree F. E. Boudinot Loyal Hustlers Bible Class Church of Christ G. S. Keirns Virginia McQuade Mhea Wanda Keirns Lorena Mae Sisson Marie Bentley Lois Karich

Sturgill Committed To State Hospital

Charlies Sturgis Sturgill who caused Perry County officers to chase him from New Lexington to Corning last week was adjudged sane Monday and ordered committed to the Athens State Hospital. After a prior attempt to release him to relatives he became unruly again and was retaken by officers.

Glouster Charlies Sturgis Perry County New Lexington Corning Sturgill Athens State Hospital

Fourth and Fifth Grade Teams Named in Jacksonville

Virgil Miller, county PE supervisor, announced Jacksonville School will field Fourth and Fifth Grade health and physical education teams. The Flying Finns include captains Warren Talbert and Apes Tommy McMenamy with members Poches, Vernon, Erwin, Roman, Southard, Ridge, Allen, McMenamy, and others. All Stars list Jimmy Davis as captain with McMenamy, Hartley, McManaway, and several Poches, Shumway, Davis, Stoltz. Skunks feature captain John Williams with Williams, Russell, Handa, Erwin, Judson, Frazee, Chappelear, Morrison.

Jacksonville Virgil Miller Warren Talbert Alex Poches Junior Householder Robert Vernon Carl Erwin Helen Roman Chipela Southard Jonetta Ridge Frances Allen Tommy McMenamy Robert Talbert Lawrence Frederick Gerald McFarland Irma Jean Nicholas Jean Tinkham Marcella Barrett Milton Jenkins Betty Bycofski Jimmy Davis Timmy McMenamy Frank Hartley Robert McManaway Norma Mac Jansen Alice Poches Wanda Shumway Marcells Davis June Stoltz John Williams Wilford Russell James Handa Donald Erwin Dorothy Judson Naydeen Frazee Mary Jo Chappelear Jean Morrison

Water service cut on Spring Street and Urbancrest area

Water was shut off Monday afternoon along Spring Street and in Urbancrest and again this morning while a new line on Spring Street is cut in. Workers expect the project to finish today and restore service in that city area.

Spring Street Urbancrest

Veteran shoe merchant John J. Clark improves at home

Clark of Maple Street, a veteran shoe merchant, has been ill for two weeks and is recovering at home. He was able to be up earlier this week and is expected to return to his store by week’s end.

Glouster John 8. Clark Maple Street Clark

Meeting of Glouster Progressive Study Club

A regular meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Bertha Angle with Mrs. Angle presiding. Miss Merle Danford presented a paper on Rise and Popularity of Travel Literature. Officers elected: President Mrs. Hazel Janchius, Vice President Mrs. Mae Dunnett, Secretary Miss Eva Kientz, Treasurer Mrs. Ruth Watkins. A program committee was named and several members attended.

Angie Grace Bryson Mary Bryson Esta Cunningham Lalla Danford Merle Danford Garnet Drury Mae Dunnett Esta Harper Bess Henshaw Haze Janchius Jennie Jones Eva Kienz Ora Kittle Mildred Vickroy Ruth Watkins

Four Generations Live Together at Glouster

Mrs. Frances Henshaw marked her 89th birthday at home in Glouster in a quiet celebration. A Shenandoah Valley émigré who came to Athens County during the Civil War, she has long resided in the city and maintains good health. Her daughter Algie Sayre and granddaughter Frances Gibbs live with her along with two great grandchildren, forming four generations under one roof.

Glouster Frances Henshaw Henshaw Athens County Shenandoah Valley Virginia Algie Sayre Frances Gibbs

Ohio University student hosts dinner at home

Miss Mary Elizabeth Bennett of the home economics department at Ohio University Athens prepared the Sunday dinner at her parents Mr and Mrs A M Bennett home Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw were guests at the meal

Glouster Alumni elect officers for association

The Glouster High School Alumni Association elected Jimmie McCarty as president Ralph Stedman as vice president Pauline Zimmer as secretary and Beulah Bennett as secretary in a recent meeting.

Glouster Glouster High School Jimmie McCarty Ralph Stedman Pauline Zimmer Beulah Bennett

Thea Chapter OBE Regular Meeting Tonight

Thea Chapter O BE 8 holds a regular meeting tonight in Glouster followed by practice.

Glouster Thea Chapter O. BE

Quilt Is Completed At Hooper Ridge Hosting

Mrs. Audrey Hines of Hooper Ridge entertained guests at an old fashioned quilting at her home last Thursday. The Farmers Monkey Wrench quilt was completed. Luncheon was served at noon and refreshments at 3 o'clock. Present were Mrs. Belle Keirnns, Mrs. Florence Morris, Mrs. Jessie Keirns, Mrs. Lurene Mesehher, Mrs. Sarah Keirns, Mrs. Nellie Linscott, Mrs. Anna Keirns and the hostess.

Hooper Ridge Audrey Hines Belle Keirnns Florence Morris Jessie Keirns Lurene Mesehher Sarah Keirns Nellie Linscott Anna Keirns

Bible Study Period At M. E. Church Tonight

The public is invited to attend a Bible study session at the M. E. church tonight at seven o clock in the evening. The event invites all local residents to participate in the study and fellowship.

Glouster M. E. Church

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