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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1946

Page

5

Middle Council Approves Traffic Plan on Mill Street

The Middle Council plans to open Mill Street from Eva to Third Avenue for truck loading with a 35 mph limit, zones reducing to 20 mph. Chief McClure and Ithamer Neal will supervise enforcement, tagging cars for repairs. unreturned tags may lead to arrest. The FBI school report and treasury figures were presented, and fines income set records.

Middle Council Mill St Eva Third Ave McClure Ithamer Neal FBI Athens E. O. Smith Frank Vroman Smith Francis Anderson Vine St Harry Craig

Chester Garden Club Meets With Miss Dean

Chester Garden Club met May 1 at Miss Edna R. Dean's home in Sumner with nine members present. President Mrs. Pearl Mora presided. Mrs Oscar Bauer read a paper titled Garden In a Walket and Mrs P F Koblentz read the Garden Calendar. Judges awarded ribbons for wild flowers and spring flowers to Mrs Howard Knight, Mrs P F Koblentz, and Miss Edna Dean.

Chester Chester Garden Club Edna R. Dean Sumner Pearl Mora Oscarauer P. F. Koblentz Oscar Bauer Ernest Knight Henry Beaver Howard Knight Edna: Dean

Middleport Community Notes and Campus Visit Highlights

Local items record visits by Mrs Smart and Miss Phyllis to Capital University and Ohio State University, Shrine ceremonial attendees in Charleston, and scheduled meetings at First Baptist and Church of Christ groups. Also noted are Eastern Star inspection, Mother's Day activities, memorial planning, and local residents visiting family in Rio Grande and Ravenswood with furloughs and travel updates.

Phyllis Capital University Smart

Twilight Softball League report and Pomeroy Mason actions

A Twilight Softball League report by Paul Clifford notes ten teams. W A Smith announces bridge freeing ceremonies chairmen and an arrangements meeting tonight. Officers include Judge Edgar Ervin and Rev Ralph Kuether directing singing. William J Heiger of Harrisonville was fined $100 and jailed 30 days for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Seybana Ana Ewings Paul Clifford W. A. Smith Pomeroy-Mason Edgar Ervin Edison Hobstetter Theodore Reed Ralph Kuether F. J. Reed C. L. Tannehill Francis H. Klein Fred Crow, Jr Edward, Stark William Anderson Glenroy Ewing Ralph Graves C. F. Tompkins Irving Karr, Jr John Duerr Ic. E. Blakeslee Frank B. Will J. K Houston F. I. Reed Harry Miller John Sauvage R. G. Webster Robert Coates Norbert Compton E.D. Hartinger H. B. Kress D. W. Ashworth Carl Jennings Harlan Wehring Aten 3Ham Fredcrow Paul, Staves Cete Tannehill Norman Klees Harry Smith Allen Hartley Ruby Reibel Omeroy William J. Heiger Harrisonville Ph Welker

Social Notes From Omeroy Area Gatherings and Marital News

Local society notes recount visits by Dr. and Mrs. P E Emley in Minneapolis and introductions of bank broker R C Mees. Happenings include church activities at United Methodist Church, engagement announcements for Miss Margie Downs and Edward Warner Jr., and multiple family visits in Circleville, New Brighton, and nearby towns.

Omeroy P. Emley Minneapolis Stan National Convent the Association of Bank Men R. C. Mees Mees Pomeroy Paine, Webber, Jackson and Iis

Three Middleport Men Injured Playing Ball

Three Middleport men injured while playing ball this spring include Albert Smith on Second Ave who broke an unspecified bone, Raymond Allensworth on crutches after a bad ankle injury in the Hartford Middleport game, and Sonny Haggerty also on crutches from a ball game incident. In a separate item, Mrs A E Russell’s children and Susan Eileen were called to Corn ing by their mother's illness during an extended visit with Gladys Russell.

Middleport Albert Smith Second Ave Jeg Cheshire Raymond Cub) Allensworth Hartford A. E. Russell Edgar Allensworth Susan Eileen Corning Gladys Russell

Im Cromk Endorses Rotman Cleanser for Linen Care

Im Cromk praises Rotman Cleanser for washing linens including tablecloths towels and bed linens. He claims it keeps fabrics white and protects against wear from rubbing and boiling.

What Is Wrong When Prayer Fails

A 9,000 word treatise from Edwin J. Dingle, once sick in Tibet, promises health and power through the Institute of Mentalphysics. He offers free copies to readers of The Los Angeles paper at 213 South Hobart Blvd Dept X-480 Los Angeles 4 Calif, urging prompt replies as stock is limited.

Forbidden Tibet Edwin J. Dingle England Far East al Fortune Dingle Institute of Mentalphysics South Hobart Blvd Los Angeles Calif

Proffitt Funeral Rites To Be Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Joseph Henry Proffitt age 85 who died at his home in Letart Monday evening will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the Letart Methodist Church with interment in Letart Cemetery Survived by wife Mary and nine children Rebecca Davis Florence Poole Cumberland Md Molly Myers Minnie Welsh Chester W Va Matilda Conklin Columbus Ann McCoy Joe and James Proffitt and Helen Faircloth of Racine

Letart Joseph Henry Proffitt Letart Methodist Church Letart Cemetery Mr. Proffitt Mary Rebecca Davis Florence Poole Cumberland Molly Myers Minnie Welsh Chester Matilda Conklin Columbus Ann McCoy Joe James Proffitt Helen Faircloth Racine

Gallipolis Librarian to Speak on Red Cross Roles

Miss Nellie Glass librarian of Gallipolis and Pomeroy libraries will speak Thursday night at the Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church meeting. She will share experiences as a Red Cross Worker during World War II. Group 1 met Monday at Miss Mary Park’s home with 20 members. devotional led by Mrs Leo Beeson and a talk on Deborah by Mrs Edgar Ervin. Co-chairs for the group are Mrs O H Stewart and Mrs Karl Owen.

Middleport Nellie Glass Gallipolis Pomeroy Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church O. H. Stewart Karl Owen

Minersville resident taken for hospital operation

Mrs. Janie Grueser was taken to Room 215 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg on Sunday for an operation. Burglars robbed the Church of the Nazarene during the weekend, escaping with loot valued at $100. Services were announced for Sister Marie Catherine Duffy, treasurer of St Joseph Academy, to be held Wednesday in Columbus.

Pomeroy Janie Grueser Minersville St. Joseph’s Hospital Parkersburg Hamilton Church of the Nazarene Aere Columbus—Pi Marie Catherine Duffy St.Joseph Academy

Special OES meeting in Pomeroy May 14 at 7 30 p m

Pomeroy Chapter Order of Eastern Star holds a special meeting Tuesday May 14 at 7 30 p m at the chapter house. Mrs E M Burton has been discharged from Holzer Hospital and returned home on Gravel Hill and is improving satisfactorily.

OES Evangeline Chapter Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Pomeroy Pomeroy Chapter Middleport E. M Burton Holzer Hospital Gravel Hill

Council Votes To Improve Route 124

Pomeroy council passed final legislation for the improvement of State Route 124 within the corporate limits. Fire committee members sparred over purchasing 1,000 feet of hose, with two votes against and one abstention. A compromise between hose suppliers was not considered. Finance committee members were named to study a new dump truck for garbage collection. Next meeting: Monday night, May 20.

Pomeroy G. Ray Steen Marietta Harry Canterbury Clair Karr Sidney Spencer Schwab George Howell

Picnic Held by Chester High Students

Chester High School Home Economics students enjoyed a Thursday picnic at the Scout Camp. A noon potluck lunch followed. attendees included Betty Eastman Chris White Bernice Young Rita Petty Margaret Foster Agis Spencer Fay Bailey Romania Wilson Phyllis Dill Audrey Bailey Ruth Weber Jeraldine Woods Phyllis Lawrence Mary Beil Cowdery Violet Bissell Margaret Crislip Betty Hawk Lorena Pigott Elizabeth Coleman Betty Buckley Mary Will Donna White Wanda Hoffman Marilynn Cowdery Donnn Wolfe their teacher Mrs Constance Allen and guest Miss Fay Pickens.

Chester Chester High School Betty Eastman Chris White Bernice Young Rita Petty Margaret Foster Agis Spencer Fay Bailey Romania Wilson Phyllis Dill Audrey Bailey Ruth Weber Jeraldine Woods Phyllis Lawrence Mary Beil Cowdery Violet Bissell Margaret Crislip Betty Hawk Lorena Pigott Elizabeth Coleman Betty Buckley Mary Will Donna White

Junior-Senior PTA To Meet Thursday

POMEROY. The Junior-Senior Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday evening May 16 at 7 30 p m in the Senior High Auditorium. Topic is Constructive Leisure Time Activity. Mrs Clair Karr, program chairman, announces Miss Charlotte La Tourette and eight Ohio University students will present a hobby display including an original puppet show and puppetry demonstration with a table of hobby materials and books in the auditorium.

Pomeroy Clair Karr Charlotte la Tourette Ohio University

District Meet Set June 5

Mrs James Titus regional director of the eleventh district spoke to the Twilight Garden Club at the home of Mrs Elmer Wickham. She reported on the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs board meeting in Columbus April 23 and the Narcissus Show in Huntington March 30. The annual district meeting will be in Middleport on June 5 with state president Mrs Frank E Garry present. Twenty seven members and a guest attended. Five dollars was donated to the Band Boosters Fund. A paper Plants for Shady Places by Mrs J I Clark served as program. Clara Garland led a quiz with prize to Mrs H B Kress. Mrs C E Peoples won the prize package and flower awards went to Mrs Charles Graber first pansy, Mrs Lucy Gibbs second, and assorted hibiscus to Mrs E W Peoples.

Mrs White Visits Uncle POMEROY

Mrs Leona M White arrives from Los Angeles to be with her seriously ill uncle Jesse Brewster in the community. Blaine Brewster of Columbus also joins his aging relative, a prominent local citizen.

Pomeroy Leona M. White Jesse Brewster Los Angeles Calif Blaine Brewster Columbus Mr. Brewster

Truck Drivers Menaced by Mine Pickets

Picket activity disrupted coal delivery as Willow Creek mines faced threats to Coalville truck drivers arriving for coal. Oscar Imboden, arrested by Meigs County Sheriff Ralph Welker for menacing threats, was released on a $500 bond. Willow Run mines lack organization while outsiders push for unionizing amid courthouse turmoil.

Pomeroy Ohio Willow Creek Coalville Oscar Imboden Meigs Ralph Welker Willow Run Court House

Constipation relief claim from Kellogg's All-Bran ad

An unsolicited letter touts 15 years of constipation relief after daily All-Bran intake. The testimonial from William J. Anderson of Shawnee Oklahoma cites complete regularity in one month and urges daily consumption plus water, offering double money back if not satisfied.

William J. Anderson B J Shawnee Oklahoma Kellogg Kellege’s Battle Creek Omaha

Divorce Granted in Meigs County Court

A divorce was granted Friday to W. O. Atkins plaintiff against Helen Ruth Atkins defendant in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Judge Edgar Ervin. The charges were gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Monday afternoon reports said Imboden coworkers demanded his release.

Pomeroy W. O. Atkins Helen Ruth Atkins Meigs County Common Pleas Court Edgar Ervin

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