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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1934

Page

2

Nelsonville Home-Coming Friday With Parade and Events

Nelsonville High marks Home-Coming Day with a parade led by the high school band and decorated merchants. After the parade, the Greyhounds play the Pomeroy Panthers at 3 pm, with dignitaries and alumni attending. A 6 pm dinner features guest speakers, followed by an 8 pm concert in the high school auditorium and the debut of The Hungry Half Dozen performing German folk tunes.

Nelsonville Nelsonville High Blanche Moorehead Greyhounds Pomeroy Panthers H. E. Zuber Struthers Ohio L. E. Buell Wooster G. E. Stephenson Athens Christian Church Glenford Dugan Post Germany Ross Doolittle Joe Galvin James Arnold John Huddy Elwood McCreary Roberto Mann

Martha Claes Class Social Held At Stalter Home

Thirty two members and one guest Mrs. Lee Cox met Tuesday night as Mrs. R R Stalter Mrs Miles Howe and Mrs C A Stover entertained the Martha Claes of the Methodist Sunday School at the Staller home. Mrs H A Rothrock led devotions and Miss Blanche Moorehead presided in business session. Hostess served during social hour.

Nelsonville Lee Cox R. R. Stalter Miles Howe C. A. Stover Martha Claes Methodist Staller H. A. Rothrock Blanche Moorehead

Henrys Visit in Amenville Guests of Ralph Henrys

Mr and Mrs C D Henry of Amenville are staying with their son Ralph Henry and his wife as guests.

Nelsonville

Attendance and Tardiness Report for Nelsonville Schools

From the superintendent's office the six week attendance figures show 1401 total enrollment across grades and high school. Attendance was 97.6 percent when all absences counted and 99.8 percent when only illegal absences are subtracted. There were 45 tardiness cases and 1010 pupils were present and on time. Fast and West Schools led in attendance with illegal-absence counting. West School had no tardiness and top attendance at 94.5 percent by the other count.

Nelsonville West

Delay Legion Armistice Day Dinner Postponed to Thursday

Nelsonville reports the American Legion Armistice Day dinner moved from Monday to Thursday November 15 due to unavoidable circumstances. A Sunday service at 11 on the Public Square precedes a Taps salute. Post members and Drum Corps plan to join the Fairfield Post in Lancaster for a regional celebration.

Nelsonville American Legion The Legion Lancaster Fairfield

Armistice Day Program At Nelsonville High School

An Armistice Day program directed by American history classes at Nelsonville High School featured Miss Correlia Scott as teacher and a six student talks roster. Nellie Stracke Dowler served as mistress of ceremonies with performances by Garth Lightfoot Wilma Scott Charles Evans and the high school orchestra. The program included poems readings rosters taps and a flag pledge led by Delbert Kuhn and George Ridenour.

Nelsonville Correlia Scott Nelie Stracke Dowler Columbia Garth Lightfoot Charles Evans My Buddy Wilma Scott Robert Ingersoll Ruth Beckler Ruth Lee Seibert Jeanette Cranmer Ruth Beckier Bob Stalter John Huddy

Mrs Stewart Dies at 61 in New Marshfield

Nelsonville reports Mrs Lethia Stewart aged 61 died yesterday at her New Marshfield home. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at the New Marshfield M E Church with burial there. Her husband F B Stewart preceded her. survivors include daughter Mrs Roe Rorick and brothers C O Young and H O Young, all of New Marshfield.

Nelsonville Lethia Stewart New Marshfield Stewart Roe Rorick C. 0 H. O. Young

Nelsonville High Voters Lean Republican in School Election

Nine Republicans and six Democrats were chosen at Nelsonville High School in a Tuesday vote held in home rooms. Ballots mirrored local polls with winners across governor to coroner races and two amendments, led by Jenkins and Fess in federal races and the Three Mill Levy approving.

Nelsonville Nelsonville High School General Assembly Phillips Banks Hickman Burdette Minner Mansfield Gibson Harrison Kilpatrick Whitlatch Gorham Allen Stratton Williams Jones Blower Leland T. Powell

Merchants Plan Campaign Dinner In Nelsonville

A newly organized Retail Merchants Association in Nelsonville with 35 firms enrolled will hold its first meeting tonight at 6 30 at the Legion Building. Dinner will precede a talk by M E Corotti a federal Home Repair Loan Board agent followed by a business meeting to plan for the Christmas season. In Doanville the Dorcas Society hosted a shower for Mrs Clarence Hall at her parents home on November 6 luncheon and gifts were shared.

Nelsonville Retail Merchants’ Association Legion Building M. BE. Corotti Home Repair Loan Board Doanville Dorcas Society of Clarence Hall Luella Loudner Fred Loudner

Class Plans Benefit Nelsonville Soup Dinner Shower

The Business Girls' Class of the Christian Church met at Mrs. H. S. Steenrod's home and organized plans for a soup dinner at the church on Thursday noon November 15. The event serves as a shower for the church kitchen with twenty members and four guests contributing china and glassware.

Lecturer Tells How To Brew a Good Cup of Tea

Mrs Bertha M Harris home economics expert lectures at Ath ens High School Auditorium advising five minutes for a perfect cup. She emphasizes using strong black tea from India Ceylon or Java and a boiling pot rinsed first for even extraction. The brewing sequence is water at full boil onto leaves then a five minute steep before serving.

Bertha M. Harris Athens High School

Tea exchange explains why tea cools in heat and warms in cold

The article cites Robert Hutchison and W. H. Mottram explaining tea warms the body when cold by boosting circulation and moistening the skin, while hot tea cools the body in hot weather by evaporation. They endorse a five minute infusion to draw out black tea’s qualities.

Robert Hutchison W. H. Mottram London

New Mexico Senate Race Narrowed to Final Returns

The New Mexico senatorial contest between Republican Bronson Cutting and Democrat Dennis Chavez awaited results from isolated precincts to determine the winner as of November 8.

New Mexico United States Bronson Cutting Dennis Chavez

Instant Relief Claimfor Broncholine Emul Sion Guarantee

No-questions money back guarantee promises instant relief from coughing with Broncholine Emul sion sold by Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store and other druggists. The product contains no chloroform narcotics or sweet syrup and is pitched as instant relief for severe coughing.

Quick

Ohio River dredging permit sought by Union Sand & Gravel

Lieut Col Co L Hall announced that Union Sand and Gravel Company of Huntington West Virginia has applied for a permit to dredge sand and gravel commercially from the Ohio River between Catlettsburg Kentucky and Portsmouth Ohio.

Cincinnati

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