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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
7
The Middleport Junior High Band presented Youth on Parade and Circus Parade during the Grade Assembly. Sixty students performed under director H. B. Krinke as mothers and Band Boosters planned picnics and events for the group.
Meigs County Service Director Leo L. Vaughn announces new information and changes for veterans. It covers service bulletins, district meetings, and housing priorities under reconversion for World War II veterans, plus on the job training growth and new agricultural training plans. Amendments to National Life Insurance and G I Loans details are included with reinstatement and timing provisions.
Pomeroy Garden Club met at Mrs. H. B. Smith’s Lincoln Hill home on May 6 with Mrs. F. J. Reed assisting. President Mrs. C. E. W. Downie led the business session as 19 members and two guests attended.
Farm Council 3B met at the home of Mr and Mrs y Mo Gaul in Sumner on Thursday evening. Mrs Dorothy Michael opened the meeting in the absence of President Charles Radford Sr Rollin Beards led a discussion on The Condition for Foreign Countries Recreation was by Samuel Michael. Guests included Mr and Mrs Samuel Michael Mr and Mrs Rollin Beards Mr and Mrs Raymond Pullins Jr and son Mrs Raymond Pullins Sr Mr and Mrs Bud Morgan Delbert Gaul Donna Gaul James and Mary Beards Virgil and Virginia Window and Victor Gaul. The next meeting will be in June at a location to be announced.
The 600 pound Philadelphia man Joseph Baggio reportedly eats twelve pounds of spaghetti two loaves of bread eight pounds of frankfurters three quarts of ice cream five dozen eggs and two gallons of coffee each day according to a historical newspaper brief.
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