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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1952

Page

3

Officers Elected By Pomeroy Band Boosters

The Pomeroy Band Boosters concluded the school year with Fred Blaettar presiding. Members voted to have school owned band instruments repaired over the summer for August practice. The nominating committee reported and the following officers were elected for the coming year: Dr. Harold Brown president, Mrs. William Bartles vice president, Mrs. Carlee secretary, Mrs. Joseph Raub treasurer.

Pomeroy Pomeroy Band Fred Blaettar Harold Brown William Bartles Car]ee Joseph Raub

Meigs County 4-H Officers Meet May 26 at Middleport

POMEROY Miss Beatrice Cleveland of Ohio State University Extension Service will speak May 26 at 8 p m as Meigs County 4-H Club officers and advisers conference is held in the Middleport High School auditorium. David Miskell acting county agent announces plans for group sessions in classrooms and a return to the auditorium for evening recap with leaders and reporters.

Cleveland Geneva H. Nolan Miskell Ted Reed, Jr Bob Hoeflich Robert Roberts

Grace Guild meets at Grace Episcopal Church

Pomeroy social notes report the Grace Guild of Grace Episcopal Church meeting at the home of Mrs. Harriett Russell with Mrs. J E D Hartinger presiding. A Southeastern Regional Auxiliary workshop is announced for June 4 at Grace Church and a coffee hour is planned for May 18 with Major and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson visiting.

POMEROY and RACINE Club Hosts and Masonic Chapter Reports

Pomeroy hosts the P M Club at Mrs George Hobstetter’s Mulberry Ave gathering with canasta winnings awarded to six members. Next meeting set at Mrs Wayne Swisher’s Terrace St with Mrs Francis Anderson assisting. Racine Chapter CBS met with Worthy Matron Chlorus Grimm and Worthy Patron Otis McClintock presiding. Announced June 16 inspection and appointed decorating and refreshment committees. Invitation to Friends Night May 19 from Point Pleasant Chapter OES and to various district chapter inspections was read.

Racine CBS Chlorus Grimm Otis McClintock Martha Lou Beegle Fern Gaul Alice Beegle Point Pleasant OES

Daughters of America Officers Elected in Chester

The Past Councilors Club of the Daughters of America met with Mrs. Clara Mae Pyles in Chester. Seventeen members and three guests attended with games after a business session. Mother's Day gifts were distributed and refreshments served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Goldin Frederick.

Chester Councilors Club of the Daughters of America Clara Mae Pyles Goldin Frederick

Meigs Youths Attend Rally at Farm Bureau Conference

Meigs County led District 5 Youth Conference attendance at South Point with participants Eleanor Well Virgil Windon Donna Holter Virginia Windon Anna Jean Rose Rosemary Rose from Chester and Racine residents Marlene Clark Betty Lou Bryson Gordon West Alice Fisher James Carnahan Gary Dill plus Pom eroy delegates Donna Wildermuth Carol Heiskell and Carol Strauss. accompanying adults included John Heiskell and Mrs F Whitney Ingraham. Guest speaker was Mrs Lilla Roberson Ohio Farm Bureau director of women's activities. Also listed a divorce action Nancy Jane Yocum known as Genevieve Yocum of unknown residence faces a hearing after April 10, 1952 in Athens County Court.

Pomeroy Farm Bureau District 5 South Point Meigs County Eleanor Well Virgil Windon Donna Holter Virginia Windon Anna Jean Rose Rosemary Rose Chester Marlene Clark Betty Lou Bryson Gordon West Alice Fisher James Carnahan Gary Dill Racine Donna Wildermuth Carol Heiskell Carol Strauss John He

Forrest Bachtel To Speak At Columbia Commencement

Forrest Bachtel will deliver the eighth grade commencement address at Columbia elementary school at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The ceremony features the school chorus with selections such as Come Thou Almighty King Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Onward Christian Soldiers. Principal Eugene Atkins will present awards and O O Patterson will hand certificates of promotion. Janet Turner and Janet Jeffers perform Country Gardens as a piano duet. Reverend Mr Biddle will give the invocation and benediction.

Middleport Columbia Eugene Atkins O. O. Patterson Janet Turner Janet Jeffers Mr. Biddle Richard A. Bowles Phyllis J. Burke Vernon C. Crabtree John B. Dunham Janet M. Grim Ray A. Howery George W. Jiiden Theodore C. Rupert Thomas J. Spurlock Mary

OU Professor To Speak At Rutland High School

Dr Lorin C Staats of Ohio University will deliver the commencement address for Rutland High School 32 seniors at 8 p m Friday. The program includes musical numbers by Kathleen Stafford and others, diplomas by O O Patterson, invocation by Rev Robert Linter, and a baccalaureate address Sunday evening by Rev Linter.

O. O. Patterson Robert Linter Methodist Church Robert Black Bill Bowen Wanda Casto David Clench Jon ‘Cottrill Robert Denison Ary Dyke Charles Eads Betty Farmer Wanda Foster Harold Grate David Grueser Alan Halliday Ada Mae Harrison Clyde Harrison

Dry land in US needs irrigation for safe farming

A Twentieth Century Fund survey finds about 40 percent of U S land area too dry for general agriculture without irrigation. The study highlights arid zones and potential gains from improved water management and policy support.

United States Twentieth Century Fund

Carrier Coal Hauling Rate Case Scheduled

Ohio utilities commission sets June 24 hearing on railroad request for a 12 percent boost in coal hauling rates within the state. The panel has previously approved other freight rate hikes with ICC cooperation but denied coal rate increases until state approval is secured.

Columbus State Utilities Commission Ohio Commission Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Utilities Commission

Food for Young Burying Beetles

Burying beetles gain their name from burying food. They locate a dead bird or mouse, dig under it until it sinks, then cover it. The female then digs down to lay eggs on the body and the larvae feed on it.

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