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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1946
Page
5
John Kline instrumental music instructor for Pomeroy schools told the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce of the need for a dedicated booster group. He noted former parent groups aided the band financially and morally and urged revival to support the unit. Also a favorable report on the Twilight League softball program to start next week with details to follow.
Mecklenberg province in the Russian zone parcels large Junkers estates to peasants under a land reform act. Soviets say the program shifts farming to locals, boosts calories, and reduces noble wealth. many farms are still under construction and housing is crowded.
Mrs. P. Klein was guest soloist at the Chesapeake Woman's Club dinner at the Governor Cabell Hotel Huntington. The event, patterned after Breakfast in Hollywood, honored retiring president Mrs. Bareswill and adviser Mrs. R. L. Hamilton. Accompanist Mrs. Delmas Hildebrand of Huntington supported the performance.
Lieutenant Glenna Rummel of the Salvation Army Corps in Middletown will speak at the Salvation Army on E Main Street Pomeroy tonight at 7 30 p m. Active in the local corps she will present an interesting message to her listeners. A service was held at the Racine Tabernacle Tuesday evening led by CS M Ray Winning of the local Pomeroy Corps.
Middleport WCTU members met at Pearl Graves home with hostesses Mrs. Walburn and Mrs. Wiley. Devotionals by Mrs. Cross and readings by Mrs. Lewis. 18 present. Margaret Sauer led the meeting. refreshments followed. In Pomeroy a marriage license was issued to Bar Woodall and Ruby Williams by Justice L. B. Higgins.
Mrs. George Camink 55 died at home after a long illness. Survived by husband and a son from a prior marriage. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in United Brethren Church. Burial in Ridgeway cemetery. Also mentions various local visitors and a band concert at the high school auditorium.
Interior of the Meigs County Jail has a neat spick and span look after a recent aluminum paint job applied by the owners. The notice also markets aspirin products with bold pricing claims and urges readers to request St. Joseph Aspirin.
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