Farmer Institute Month in Gallia County Series
Gallia County observes Farmer Institute month with sessions at Bulaville Little Kyger Fairfield and Bidwell announced by County Agricultural Extension agent Forrest Brown. Bulaville program tonight features singing by Dorothy Haubeil and talks by Homer Felty and J D Fitzgerald with a lunch period and plans for Thursday. Bidwell starts Monday with a community program and movie. Little Kyger holds sessions Tuesday and Wednesday. Fairfield at the Methodist Church begins Wednesday evening and runs through Thursday.
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Gallipolis
Farmer Institute
Gallia County
Bulaville
Little Kyger
Fairfield
Bidwell
Forrest Brown
Grange Hall
Bidwell Institute
Little Kgger Institute
Fairfield Institute
Fairfield Methodist Church
Bulaville Institute
Dorothy M. Haubeil
Homer E. Felty
Stevenson
Mary Syler
T. K. Bell
Elias Sisson
Dietrich
James Ballard
Dorothy Haubeil
Hill
Game Warden Arrests Four Opossum Pelts Case In Ohio
Horace Keys of Walnut Township was fined 15 dollars and costs on four charges of illegal possession of two opossum and three muskrat pelts out of season. Merrill B. McCormick made the arrest. Cecil Mehl faced an assault warrant, fined 10 dollars and costs, and 90 days jail sentence suspended if he finds work to support his family. Thelma Simpkins of Point Pleasant was fined 25 dollars and costs for trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Horace Keys
Walnut Township
Squire John H. Shate
Merrill B. McCormick
Squire Share
Cecil Mehl
John Asch
Mehl
Thelma Simpkins
Point Pleasant
Patients Admitted At Holzer Hospital In Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis listed new admissions on Tuesday and Monday. Tuesday admits include Mrs Herman Keels Oak Hill Route 1 James Pate Creola Ester Powell 10 Bidwell Route 2 Norma Powell 9 Bidwell Route 2 and Mrs Raymond Shato Gallipolis. Monday admits include Mrs Willard Ballard Point Pleasant Mrs W H Stone Point Pleasant Jack Downard Wellston and Mrs Eunice Mahle Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Herman Keels
Oak Hill
James Pate
Creola
Ester Powell
Bidwell
Norma Powell
Raymond Shato
Willard Ballard
Point Pleasant
W. H. Stone
Jack Downard
Wellston
Eunice Mahle
Kenneth F. Ours Receives Army Discharge
Kenneth F. Ours of Bladen Route I received an Army discharge at Fort Meade Maryland on October 29. He entered service November 11 1944 at Camp Pickett Virginia and served as an investigator stationed overseas in the European Theater from February 10 to October 9.
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Gallipolis
Kenneth F. Ours
Bladen
Route I
Ft. Meade
Camp Pickett
Local social notes from Gallipolis residents
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Siefert visited Mr. and Mrs. Matt Payne for a weekend. The Misses Mary and Edna Mc Carty hosted their niece Mrs. Charles Stimel of Logan as a weekend guest. Mrs. A L Parsons is reported confined at home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. J S Richards of Gallipolis and Mrs. S E Jenkins of Rio Grande will travel to Van Buren Thursday to spend Friday and Saturday with Mrs. T B Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Herbert Siefert
Matt Payne
Mary
Edna McCarty
Charles Stimel
Logan
A. L. Parsons
J. S. Richards
S. E. Jenkins
Rio Grande
van Buren
T. B. Fisher
Craven Couple Welcome Son At Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs C E Craven of Pomeroy welcomed a baby boy at Holzer Hospital on Tuesday.
Youngstown Man Elected Ohio Society for Crippled Children Leader
Roy L. Hartzell of Youngstown was elected president of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children to succeed Harry D. Poulston of Lima, who became first vice president. Other officers named include Walter D. Schultz of Cincinnati as second vice president and William C. Mead of Mansfield as secretary treasurer.
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Columbus
Roy L. Hartzell
Youngstown
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Harry D. Poulston
Lima
Walter D. Shultz
Cincinnati
William C. Mead
Mansfield
Sugar Creek Ladies Club Meeting at Sugar Creek School
CHAUNCEY Ladies Club of Sugar Creek community met at the Sugar Creek school for a business meeting and program. Refreshments were served. The place and time of the next meeting will be announced by Mrs. John F. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Ladies Club
Sugar Creek
Sugar Creeek
John F. Davis
Two Deaths Reported at County Home
Chauncey matron Mrs Willard Simonton reports two deaths at the County Home Sunday. The deceased are Fred Grace, 65, longtime Nelsonville resident and home resident of 18 years, and Ames Day, 59, whose body was taken to Belmont County for burial after services at Will Woolley funeral home. funeral for Grace held Monday at Warren funeral home in Nelsonville with burial at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Willard Simonton
Fred Grace
Nelsonville
Ames Day
Belmont County
Will Woolley
Grace
Warren Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Mrs. Viola Howard Hosts Millfield Church Ladies Aid
Mrs. Viola Howard hosted the Millfield Church of Christ Ladies Aid with ten members and one visitor, Mrs. Lillian Russell, at her Millfield home. Hazel Earich presided. readings were by Bertha Sanders and Edith McDaniel. refreshments served. next meeting at Mrs. Mabel Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Viola Howard
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Lillian Russell
Hazel Fearich
Bertha Sanders
Edith McDaniel
Mabel Smith
Celia Boudinot
Eda Heffken
Jessie Fulton
Hazel Earich
Nellie Russell
Elizabeth Robinett
Ida Hill
Fierbaughs Host Dinner Guests At Truetown
Mr and Mrs W H Fierbaugh welcomed dinner guests at their Truetown home on Sunday. Attendees included Richard Wilcox Charles S Bradfield Virgil Fierbaugh and son Billy and Miss Thelma Fierbaugh Columbus. Miss Fierbaugh spent Armistice Day at her parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. H. Fierbaugh
Truetown
Richard Wilcox
Charles S. Bradfield
Virgil Fierbaugh
Billy
Thelma Fierbaugh
Columbus
Fierbaugh
Local Election Board Members At Sugar Creek School
Serving on the election board at the Sugar Creek school building last week were Lena Mitchell Helen Augustine Hazel Bobo Anna Thompson Deloris Brookhart and Michael Kollister.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Lena Mitchell
Helen Augustine
Hazel Bobo
Anna Thompson
Deloris Brookhart
Michael Kollister
Chauncey Personalities Visit In McArthur
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Norval South Mrs James Black ford and Mrs Ethel McDaniel Sugar Creek spent Sunday visiting in McArthur with Mr and Mrs W H South and Mr and Mrs Gif ford Fee Mrs Ernest Cooper Sugar Creek has returned from a visit in West Virginia accompanied home by her sister who will spend a week here Mr and Mrs John F Davis Sugar Creek entertained guests Mrs William Brooks and Mr and Mrs Richard Shoemaker and children Janette and Ricky of Leford Michigan
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Chauncey
Norval South
James Blackford
Ethel McDaniel
Sugar Creek
McArthur
W. H. South
Gifford Fee
Ernest Cooper
West Virginia
John F. Davis
William Brooks
Richard Shoemaker
Janette
Ricky
Leford, Michigan
Attendance Set For Chauncey Church Meeting
The Rev. Gilbert Courtney says 100 men are expected Thursday at 7 p m at the Church of Christ Chauncey Athens County Church of Christ Men's Brotherhood. Earl Johnson Trimble will preside with Earl Gardner Chauncey as secretary. Eldon Fish Columbus will provide music. A social hour and refreshments follow at the Parish House.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Athens County
Church of Christ Men’s Brotherhood
Earl Johnson
Trimble
Earl Gardner
Eldon Fish
Columbus
Local Families Celebrate Birthdays and Visits in Millfield Area
Millfield and Amesville residents hosted birthday dinners and gatherings. Terry White marked his sixth birthday with Denver and Mrs. White and friends including the Boudinots and Duszs. Wilbur Pyle returned home after major surgery. Dorothy White and Dorothy’s family noted birthdays and visits. Emory Hillen named mailman. a series of visits and weekend guests highlighted community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Denver White
Amesville
Terry
Crris Boudinot
F. E. Boudinot
Albert Dusz
Herbert Dusz
Columbus
Albert Dust
Richard
Jacksonville
Orris Boudinot
Bonita
Myrna
Dennis
Terry White
R. H. Werner
W. G. Dennis
Janet
Marion
Denton Wolfe
Nancy
Dean
Circleville
Corene Andrews
Glouster
Wilbur Pyle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Evelyn Wilson
New Straitsville
Dorothy
Anna Daugherty
Ida McDaniel
Ada Linscott
Mabel
Olive Brookins
B. H. Pettit
Everetta Simpson
Carbondale
George Lenigar
Parker Boudinot
Bob
New Lexington
Celia Boudinot
W. C. Mingus
Julia Mingus
Emory Hillen
Lewis Adkins
Josie Adkins
W. C. Sharp
Donnelsville
Louise Bobo celebrates second birthday in Albany
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bobo hosted family and friends on November 2 for the second birthday of daughter Louise. Attendees included Ella Jane Fridenmaker and many others. Moving pictures were taken during the party. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knowlton visited friends in Morgantown, Fairmont and Clarksburg last week.
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Albany
C. L. Bobo
Louise
Ella Jane Fridenmaker
Rhonda Russell
Teddie Tewksbury
Johnny Stinson
Foster Hamilton
George
Mary Mitchell
Vivian
Saundra
Kathryn Munn
Connie
Kay
Shirley
Jo Ann Elliott
Phyllis
Patty Hunter
Janet Westfall
Bobbie
Ronnie Hacker
Jean van Dyke
Wilma Ransbottom
Ann
Billy Stack
Mary Chesser
Charles Stack
Charles Franklin
Herald Reeves
Darlene
Freddie
Jerry Reeves
Frank Turner
Julia Ann
Charles Bobo
Ella Hacker
Glen Tewksbury
Ray Knowlton
Morgantown
Fairmont
Clarksburg
WSCS Set Meeting Date At Randolph Home
HOCKINGPORT The WSCS will meet Nov. 13 at the Randolph home at 1 30 p m Officers will be elected Pearl Shields is a patient in the St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg Bernard Blake has returned to Ypsilanti Mich after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs D O Blake Mr and Mrs Melvin Wilson are parents of a son born in a Park ersburg Hospital Sunday Mrs Alice Clark Racine was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Randolph Mr and Mrs Charles Matheny and Mr and Mrs Bernard Matheny Parkersburg visited W T Matheny Sunday Mr and Mrs Cleve Snider Athens visited Mr and Mrs Robert Randolph on Monday and Tuesday Mr and Mrs McCuulsky and Mr and Mrs Willie Shields were in Athens recently on business
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Hockingport
WSCS
Randolph
Pearl Shields
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Bernard Blake
Ypsilanti
Mich
D. O. Blake
Melvin Wilson
Alice Clark
Racine
Robert Randolph
Charles Matheny
Bernard Matheny
W. T. Matheny
Cleve Snider
Athens
McCuulsky
Willie Shields
Church rally announced at Sugar Creek Community Church
A church rally is set for Sugar Creek Community Church Saturday night and Sunday with an invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Hostesses Grace Chauncey and Alice Thompson Host Sugarr Creek Party
Hostesses Chauncey and Thompson entertained a group of schoolmates at their Sugarr Creek home Tuesday night. After games and contests, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Grace
Alice Thompson
Sugarr Creek
Return to Chicago by Mrs Shean after Chauncey visit
Mrs. Shean and her husband have returned to Chicago following a visit in Chauncey with Mrs. Shean's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles W Tippie. Other guests at the Tippie home include Mr and Mrs No land Schuster of Pomeroy, cousins of Mrs Tippie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harry Shean
Chicago
Committee to Meet Chauncey Dover Township Honor Roll
The Board committee will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the City Building to review honor roll nominations from Chauncey and Dover Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dover Township
Classified Advertising Guidelines for The Messenger
The notice outlines phone, cash and card handling rules for classified ads. It specifies line counts per ad length, minimum cash per line, submission methods, blind ads, box number use, and deadlines for daily and Sunday editions. It warns against revealing advertiser identities, emphasizes timely submissions, and notes liability for a single incorrect insertion.
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Messenger
Remembrance keeps him near in a family note
A wife and daughter sign a brief tribute about enduring love and memories. The note ends with a sales line for Athens Pharmacy advertising V J O and a question about skin disease remedies.
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V-J-O
Athens
Markets fall as stocks drift lower in midday trading
New York stocks eased throughout the day with a sluggish, regularly lower tape. Blue chips including American Telephone and Telegraph, General Electric, General Motors, Procter and Gamble, Standard Oil and others retreated as traders showed limited appetite for risk.
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New York
Cincinnati Livestock Market Roundup
Hogs 2000 head mostly 24.50. Cattle 900, calves 250. steady to lower bids on slaughter cattle. Steers 18.50 to 22.00. high loads 23.50. 14.50 to 18.00 for common and medium steers and heifers. Baby beeves up to 22.00. cows 11.00 to 13.00, canners 7.50 to 11.00. Bulls 16.50, feeders 16.25. Sheep 200. lambs 23.00 for 85 lb, 19.50 for mid grades. general market steady to firm.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Produce Prices for Butter Eggs Fowls and Roosters
Wholesale prints for butter 82 percent 79 percent 80 percent per pound. Eggs graded No 1 and 2 53 standards 1 240 cur rent receipts 38 consumer graded 100 percent candied grade A large 24 oz up white 60 brown 58. Fowls colored 5 pounds and over 26 4 to 5 pounds 26 under 4 pounds 21 Leg horns 3 pounds and over 21 4 pounds and over. Roosters old under 5% pounds 18 5% pounds and over 18 spring chickens broilers under 3 pounds rocks 38 Leghorns and other breeds 30 fryers 3 and 4 pounds rocks 35 Leghorns and other breeds 25 roasting chickens rocks under 3 pounds 33 5% pounds and over 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Journal appoints new managing editor
Milwaukee editor Wallace Lemoe named managing editor of the Milwaukee Journal yesterday succeeding Waldo Arnold who died November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wallace Lemoe
Milwaukee Journal
Waldo R. Arnold
Railroader Wentz Retires After 42 Years on Portsmouth to Columbus Run
Charles Wentz 74 retires from Norfolk and Western after four decades on the Portsmouth to Columbus line ending a 42 year railroading career.
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Columbus
Charles Wentz
Norfolk and Western
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Frank Lee
Vere Ridge
BUICK
Dial
Melvin Frost
Athens RD
Hebbardsville
FORD
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Mound Street
Ohio
Plymouth
Harry Sharp Trimble
W. A. Carter
Morris Ave
Chevrolet
Athens, Ohio
Auto Service
Complete Auto
Athens Willys CO
Washington St
Brown's Garage
Ray Collette
Mackie
R. D
Mullins Refrigeration Service
W. Union Street
Logan's
Modern Appliance Co
Hoover
Richland
Wm. P. MacDonald
Athens, Coe
Strawn Plumbing CO
N. Court St
Davis
Athens Lumber CO
American Radiator Co
Gladys Witte
McArthur Hotel
Armstrong
F. C. Stone
E. State Street
L. C. Nye
Weber Heating CO
W. Union St
Farm Bureau Ins. CO
J. Clyde Edmundson
Cari J. House
D. M. Goddard
Earl F. Mathews
Cameron and van Dyke Gen. Insurance
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Spencer “Sizicws
Pete’s Mulberry Inn
Hotel Berry
the Messenger
Inn
Doris Bradley
Atkins Dairy
States Farm Institute Programs
Brown
Game Warden
Jallipolis
C. E. Craven
Pomeroy
Crippled Society
Mrs. Howard
Fierbaughs
OPA
S&h
Wilson’s Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Rally
Memoriam
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Harold Goddard
Bartett
Cutler
Alice Brown
Lee Motor Sales
Stanley Males
Chesterhill
Gabriel's
Lower Plains
Ruth Meyers
Athens Auto Parts
White’s Mill
Athens Junk Company
George W. Ford Tractor Sales
Motorola
Roy
Athens Tire CO
Dias
Am. Tel
Tel. Balt
Beth. Ches
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Elec
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Dany Cucu
Penn
Iecial Procter & Gam
Pea Inhi Repub. Steel
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil N. J.transamerica
Cienna de
Bee Knas Snes Sarena
Enn
Apply
Imperial Ice Cream Co
Mark Dickson
Shorty Hartinger
W.lf. Hill
Chester
Gow
C. G. Nutter
Coolville
James Rogaski, Jr
Ville, Rt
Wayne
Wayne Feed
Beaco
F. J. Beasley CO
Stewart Mill
Stewart, Ohio
Studebaker
Bachman
United States
Employment Service
Shouse Auto Service
Marathon Gas and Oil
Prompt and Clean Service
A. Janes & Sons
Cline’s Cash Feed & Poultry Co
Carley Bros
Daugherty
DODGE
Jenco Machine and Welding Co
Richland Ave
Co. A. Dean
Athens Co. A. A. Chessée
Paratex
Bardin Brothers
State Street
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