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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
7
Circle 3 of WSCS at the Methodist Church will meet Friday at Mrs Willa Browns home. A pot luck dinner begins at 5 p.m. Members will attend evening church services.
Nelsonville officials announce strict enforcement of a 1943 dog confinement ordinance. Owners must keep dogs confined from March 1 to December 1. $1 first violation and $5 for subsequent violations. Police will impound at large dogs, notify owners, or post notices if unknown, with three days to claim and pay.
In Nelsonville the Emblem Club held its annual inspection at the Elks Home led by Mrs. Esther Powell supreme district deputy of Ohio. Seven candidates were initiated with the candlelight ceremony. Guests included Mrs. Alice Kelso and visitors from Bellaire Emblem Club. A potluck social followed for 61 members with gifts presented to the visiting dignitaries.
Local attorney James F. Shumaker addressed Nelsonville High School PTA on democracy in the teens. A short business session led by president Mrs. Glen Thomas followed. Musical numbers featured Barbara Porter Elinor Call Dean Vaughn and Jimmy Reeives performing Orientale and Barbara Porter soloed Etude de Concours. Refreshments were served in the home economics room.
Nelsonville SUpt. D W Codding of the city schools leaves Wednesday for New York City to attend sessions of the United Nations Institute. He will return Sunday to Philadelphia for National Association of School Administrators sessions. Mrs Bessie Ball Mrs Eva Davis and Mrs Susan Meyers also depart by auto for the Philadelphia convention.
The York Township Roosevelt Club will meet Sunday April 3 at 2 p.m. in the Red Men's Hall, replacing the previously announced March 27 date. Floyd Brown secretary notes refreshments will be served.
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