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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
3
The Drew American Leagues presents a production by a committee headed by Buscher with John Shorr Strickland T. Charles Calkins among cast members. The show, produced for Public Programs, will be staged tonight under a new production committee structure.
Meigs County Disabled American Veterans urge observing Armistice Day by wearing a Forget-Me-Not flower on Saturday to honor those who served. The article recalls 11 o'clock, November 11, 1918, the moment of the Armistice, and the lasting scars of war on veterans.
Mr and Mrs A Fr Booth visited relatives in Dickerson on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Will Robson moved to a new Gravel Hill home. Mrs H E Bush returned home from Mt Alto W Va after visiting her father Mr Wedge. Whatsoever Class to hold rummage and bake sale Friday and Saturday Nov 16 and 17 in Shiflet room. Mrs William Bradford hosted Needle and Thimble Club at Brownell Avenue. Dr E F Maag and Herman Bailey plan 15 day deer hunt in Michigan. Mrs Belle Dearien returned to Charleston after visiting her sister Mrs Billy Horden. she traveled with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Horden who visit there this weekend. Mrs Thomas Autherson seriously ill in Bradbury. Mrs Fannie Smith and daughter returned to Charleston after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs E B Smith on North Fourth Avenue.
Mrs. Russell Buckley hosted the Needle Club in Reedsville with Mrs. John Cranston of Pomeroy giving the talk Birds of Ohio. Twelve members attended and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Reedsville School Hall on November 14 with Mrs. Cranston as principal speaker and the public invited.
Rev T E Maness at Simpson M E Church speaks on The One Sure Means of Peace Sunday morning after Sunday School at 9 15 with Life s Mountain top Experiences in the evening and a board meeting later Federated Church preacher Rev R C Ditter on Burden Bearers morning service no evening service St Paul s Minersville Rev Ditter speaks on Answering the Roll Call at 2 pm Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Robert Warner and family of Mulberry Avenue with Mrs Warner's mother Mrs Frank Roush will spend Sunday in Williamstown West Virginia with cousins H B Smith. Lincoln Hill departed Wednesday for a hunting trip in northern Canada. Mr Smith makes this trip annually for deer and other big game. Sixteen is cited as the most dangerous bicycle age.
An advertisement urges readers to try Emerald Oil from Athens Pharmacy or other druggists as a harmless antiseptic remedy for varicose veins. It claims quick improvement in days, continued use reduces swelling, and offers a money back guarantee.
LONG BOTTOM A Farmers Institute will convene at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Wednesday evening November 20 and all day Thursday November 21. State speakers Mrs B D Phillips and W E Sitterley will address sessions along with several local speakers. Both 4 H clubs will sing Wednesday night. Officers include President Mrs Carl D Buckley Secretary Nerva Pryor Hostess Ava Myers Dinner Committee Chairwoman Effie Warren Decoration Dick Petty Music Mrs Bill Swain Program Chairman C E Myers.
Members of the Foreign Missionary Society of Simpson Methodist Church gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Percy Peoples home on Union Avenue. Miss Emma Waterman led devotionals, Mrs. Guy Mutchler led the study, and Mrs. George Parker gave a reading. Mrs. Peoples served refreshments to 18 guests.
Mrs. Pearl Gardner entertained guests at a bingo party on Lincoln Street Wednesday evening. Door prize went to Mrs. Bessie Grogan while Mrs. Kathryn Anderson won first and second prizes.
Bradbury Church of Christ will observe Rally Day with a specially arranged program Sunday evening starting at 7 30 o clock.
Members of the Loyal Pals Class of the Church of Christ were entertained at the home of Mrs. R. B. Laughead with Misses Claire Minor and Frances Roush as hosts. Miss Minor, president, led the meeting. The first fall session planned winter activities. After business, contests and games followed with Thanksgiving refreshments served.
Word was received here of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Stanley Roush. The husband is the brother of Mrs Robert.
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