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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1952

Page

3

Halloween social notes from Concord church class

A combined Halloween party and pot-luck supper was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Year for church class members. New officers include Minnie Antle as president and Sayre family members on the secretary and treasurer posts with Arthur Maxwell and Maynard Sayre on committees.

Concord Victor Minnie Antle Betty Sayre June Sayre Marie Sayre Cecil Antle Pogram Arthur Maxwell Maynard Sayre Elsie Antle Hester Georgia Bob Antle Jack Antle Faye Hammond Chauncey Ethel McAtee Paul Joe Antle Jimmie Billy Davis Leone Chapman Don Dana Rex Eugene Artie Lores Esther Jimmie Bartlett John Stupski Pfc Orland Sayre John Wemmer Columbus Eddie Phil Patsy Linda Antle Murray City Hester Antle Wiladene Kelsenburg Joseph Stone Marilyn Johnnie Antle William Sanders Nancy John Stupskin Elaine J Barbara Frank Sayre Athens Sandy Maggie Audrey Linda Gary McChing Nancy Kozma Millfield

Halloween Party Hosts Share In Local Families News

South Bloomingville residents recount visits and weekend gatherings among neighbors and relatives. Edson Shaw and family hosted a party with Whitcrafts Justice and several Shaw cousins while Barancheks Schrader Kreachbaum Freisner and others shared weekends with local hosts.

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Dean Doan Adv

Tuppers Plains Community Notes and Local Visits

Mrs La vinia Brannon of Joppa spent a day quilting with sister Mrs John Parker. Frank Cole returned from St Josephs Hospital. J S Davis visited Columbus mother after a fall. Dorset Cole and son from South Carolina visit Dorset's parents. C G Williams Grange held a Halloween party with doughnuts and cider. Various locals visited Parkersburg and Parkersburg area. Modern sugar beet factory can handle 6000 tons daily.

South Bloomingville Edson Shaw Diana Sharon Linda Whitcraft Bonnie Justice Vicky Sue Johnson Connie Nancy Shaw Thelma Eveland Andrew Baranchek Ruth Schrader Cleveland Alva Hankison John Freisner Lancaster B. M. Shaw Elmer Kreachbaum Obetz Wayne Shaw Sandra Columbus Norma Warehime I. C. Daugherty Floyd Warehime Norma Wesley Chapel Charlotte Brown Tuppers Plains Lavinia Brannon Joppa John Parker Frank Cole St. Joseph’s Hospital J. S. Davis Dorset Cole South Carolina Dorset Pearl Cole C. G. Williams Grange Curtis Bailey Athens Mabel Kim Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital Parkersburg Evelyn Brickles

Floating High School Holds Lifeboat Race

In New York City the John W. Brown ship hosted a lifeboat race in the East River with two nine member senior crews racing from 34th to 24th Street. Coast Guard patrol boat kept pace as engineers beat the deck force for the first time in five years. The ship, an annex of Metropolitan Vocational High School, has graduated about 800 seamen since 1937. students are aged 17 to 18.

New York John W. Brown United States East River 34Th Street 24Th Street Coast Guard Board of Education Metropolitan Vocational High School

Smoke in Bed Exhibit Removed as Traffic Hazard

In Kokomo Indiana a Fire Prevention Week display a coffin in front of the central fire station was removed for being a traffic hazard. Fire Chief Francis Mannion said motorists stared at the coffin and forgot to be careful while passing by.

Kokomo Ind Central Fire Station Francis Mannion

Roses to Attar Odor Core From 250 Pounds to One Ounce

In a note from the Athens Messenger dated November 6 1952 the Britannica states that about 250 pounds of roses are required to yield a single ounce of attar of roses. The fact appears as a curiosity item in the paper.

Britannica

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Concord Social Notes Bloomingville C. O. Newland Garrett Christy Silver Ridge Richmond Norma Powell Betty Vincill Ernestine Cheadle Marlene Newland Verl Tuttle Gallipolis H. A. Cole C. QO. Newland Harold Brannon P. S. Hobstetter Lola Griffin Elmer Newland Emma Sanders Phyllis Newland Attar Floating High School THE Athens Messenger Altman Plaid Melton Coats Sis
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