Senior Class Play Delights with Outside Director
Local audience enjoys the senior class play produced with an outside director. The event showcases a string of performances linking the auditorium acts with school traditions and a weekly schedule.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
3
Local audience enjoys the senior class play produced with an outside director. The event showcases a string of performances linking the auditorium acts with school traditions and a weekly schedule.
Reading of the fragmented deed language reveals a foreclosure notice involving the Federal Vile and Athens Township in Kentucky. It specifies a land tract beginning at a northeast corner and describes bounds: south to Baines, east 40.75 chains, remaining lines, and a total of about 24 1/2 acres with references to the Ohio range and Brantors.
Middleport forms a garden club to beautify local sites and homes. Mrs. D Harlin Harshbarger of Jackson spoke at the 2:30 pm meeting. Officers elected: President Mrs. B Downing, Vice President Mrs. C F Rathburn, Secretary Mrs. E A Reed, Treasurer Mrs. D H Stansbury. A follow up meeting will set future plans.
Middleport residents report Mary Dawson of North Second Avenue died the same evening as her children William and Edward Dawson came from Columbus to be with her during her illness. Other items note visits by Mary Kircher Athens and Nora McCoy Walnut Street, a 500 club gathering hosted by Mrs. Edward Duffy, and typhoid fever improvement for M L Kelly. A Girls Glee Club bake sale is planned for the LaSalle Hotel and the Whatsoever Class of the Presbyterian Church will meet Friday in the church lecture room with one June session remaining before September recess.
Mrs. Charlies Greenler of the Pomeroy Harrisonville Road woke at midnight to a sudden sting in her side. A huge wasp then attacked again in multiple places as she cried for light. Her husband found the insect and defended her as she endured a dozen stings.
Mrs Ella Miller entertained her contract bridge club Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Edison M Hobsetter s Lincoln Hill home. Mrs M D Hartinger and Mrs Hobstetter won first and second prizes. Guests included Mrs Mary Hoffman Mrs C W Clark and Mrs Alfred Elberfeld.
Bashan residents attended the commencement exercises at Chester on Wednesday. John Morehead is recovering from an illness. Mrs Lucy Williams visited Columbus to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Rose. The article lists multiple local visits and illness notes among Bashan residents, including mumps and measles cases. The final line notes Argentina has green right head lights.
Athens County court sale bids due by noon Friday May 10 1935 for The Canaan Company properties consisting of about 5000 acres of unmined coal. Bids require a 10 percent certified check and court approval. Heathens National Bank is receiver.
Members of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Good Will Tour, over 100 strong, visited Pomeroy Bend crossing the bridge and viewing the river town. They toured the Parkersburg Rig and Bee plant in Pomeroy and visited Middleport Covert Bakery, Kanauga Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant with escorts highlighting local industry and layout.
The Pomeroy Choral Society will perform Gounod’s The Redemption at Heath Methodist Church Sunday night May 5. The musicale starts at seven o’clock with 34 participants and accompanists Mrs Wright McCroba Mrs Willard Ashworth and Miss Gladys Kerr. Public invited.
The Worthwhile Class of the Presbyterian Bible School hosts a Wiener roast Thursday evening. They will meet at the church and travel by car to the country. the class has 32 members.
Mary Louise McDade hosted a Wednesday night gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDade in Portland to honor Racine High School's Senior Class. The event featured red and gray class colors, ice cream, and cake. Visitors included Nell McCullough, Grace Paynter, and Kenneth Barnette from West Virginia, plus relatives of local families.
Union Church members will serve the Columbia High School Alumni Association banquet next Saturday night May 4. Funeral attendees included Lewis Chase, Dexter, with the Wood-Caster family and Mrs Mary A Bosworth present. Dinner guests Sunday were Harrie Dudgeon and William Weatherby of Athens.
Akron visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Martin Somers and family with Mrs. Somers remaining for an extended visit. Delbert Rice of New Lima works for Oliver Bratton. Ward Saxton moves from Athens to Lancaster for new work next Monday. John Carr’s sons Weber and Emerson Carr from Cleveland and Akron visited their father at the week’s start.
Harrisonville High School alumni plan a Saturday gathering at the school. Ray mond Chapman, chairman, says the banquet will start at 6 30 pm, followed by a brief business period. From 8 30 pm to midnight there will be dancing to a five piece orchestra open to the public.
The clepsydra or water clock was an ancient time measuring device employed by Egyptians, Chinese, Greeks, and Romans as one of humanity’s earliest timekeeping technologies.
Mr and Mrs Herman Bailey and daughter were summoned to Poca West Virginia by the death of Mr Bailey s mother Atty Edgar Ervin of Columbus was in town on business Tuesday and Wednesday Mr and Mrs Hartley and son Jack visited Cabin Creek West Virginia for a few days with relatives
Dr Alexander Gettler of New York states alcohol is a natural constituent of the human body, noting its presence in tissues and fluids as part of normal metabolism.
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