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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
5
fragmented OCR mentions Coolville Township precinct events held Tuesday and Monday at a church and home, with a meeting, music practice, an institute and an evening gathering, detailing the daylong schedule and committee activities.
Falls area tidbits cover house parties at multiple homes, visits by relatives and friends, moves, and church notes. Ohio University and Notre Dame football in Columbus mentioned alongside local gatherings, sales, and a drive for new church members.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Gasser Carden, Muther Farm, Cody Water, and Irene M, with scattered phrases about wells and resting. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates to form a full news item.
Syracuse Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Frank Capehart hosted a Halloween party in the school auditorium for the Boy Scout Troop led by Scoutmaster T. A. Shumway and assistants Marvin Roberts and Herbert Zeiher. Interwoven items include church activities, community visits, and local gatherings across Syracuse with multiple residents noted.
Local residents share visits and events. Mrs. Mary Sherrick stayed with her parents the Nobles. Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting with a noon potluck. First Cheshire Charge quarterly meeting held at Kgger Church with Rev. R B Foster presiding. Families and friends visited relatives in Huntington and Columbus. Wiener roast at Little Kgger Grange. birthday party for Erman Swisher attended by about one hundred. Funeral for J Q Adams attended in Kanaugs. Rev AL Clary and wife attended Gallia County ministerial meeting in Gallipolis.
Eighteen Home Economics girls from Columbia High School visited a convention at Ohio University in Athens. They toured the campus in the forenoon and attended the football game in the afternoon. Local social items and obituaries follow.
Straitsville notes list attendees of the Harvest Home Festival in Thornville and visits by residents to Columbus Sugar Grove trip and weekend guests from Toledo Fomeroy and Akron Rebekah Lodge activities and a masked dance at K P Hall with prize winners Updates include moves on Clark Street and visits byfamilies to Crooksville and from West Branch Michigan and Nelsonville observers.
Pearl Chapel residents and families shared a weekend of visits and gatherings. Notables include Lloyd Wood gerd and family with Charles Woodgerd and Will Nicholson in Athens, and Frank Gibson and family at A. B. Gibson’s home.
Victor Sayre spent the week with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Sayre. Mrs George Chapman is ill at her Redtown home. Mr and Mrs William Russell hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Newton Russell Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell daughter Martha and Mr and Mrs Jesse Catsey and son Seldon. J W Wemmer visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Antle. Mrs Mary Cole and Mrs Sylvia Cole of Tuppers Plains visit Mrs Alice Sayre of Concord. Mason Mesehher of Concord is at his daughter Mrs Otis Clark near Coolville. Carl Sayre is at home near Concord. Mr and Mrs Riley McDaniel Jr visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Rassell.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Popoczy hosted a shower for son Frank and daughter in law Marie Popoczy with thirty friends presenting gifts. A lunch was served. Frank Shelton visited Columbus for the Ohio State Notre Dame game.
McDougal Church will host a benefit supper on Saturday evening November 9 serving pie sandwiches and coffee. Community members note social activity with local residents attending a Grimes farm sale near Sharpsburg and visits among townspeople including Naomi Nelle Conner and Amanda Howard.
Charles William Hooper and Millie Genevieve Glass wed in Logan on Monday in a ceremony announced by Mr and Mrs John Hooper of Taylor Ridge. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Glass of Glouster.
Bunker Hill residents host guests from Harrisonville and nearby areas. Revival services begin November 17. Flora Marie Carr hosts Halloween for local youth. Numerous gatherings at the Epple and Will households feature families and friends from Mud Fork Forest Run Kerrs Run and Dana Epple. A humorous remark notes paint used in the United States could cover a 500 foot high globe fence.
Gilbert Larkins, 18, was killed five hours after a wreck near the Chester Bridge while returning home from Middleport with Mrs. Ollie Young and Isaac Wolf. The driver suffered head injuries, his sisters and brothers are noted, and Mrs Young and Wolf received injuries requiring hospitalization. The article also mentions other local notices and a Senate Munitions Committee plan to investigate shipments to Italy and Ethiopia for neutrality law shaping.
Plymouth introduces the 1936 model with more than 40 improvements in safety, economy, comfort and performance. New features include a sway eliminator, reinforced Safety-Steel body, hydraulic brakes, Floating Ride, and vibrationless Floating Power promising 18 to 24 mpg.
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