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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1944

Page

2

Village adopts electric rate change and pays old debts

In a recessed meeting the Village Council unanimously passed the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric ordinance after its third reading. The new rate changes raise bills from five cents per KWH to 99 cents per KWH with a $1 base, while lingering floating debt was reduced by paying Meigs Water Co. $117.24 leaving $3430.81.

Middleport Last Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company C. C. Fisher Gene Grate David’ Miller Harry ‘Cross David Darst Harry Houdashelt H. J. Russell T. A. May FM. McKay TH. Metters Athens Meigs Water Company D.C. Miller Council PTA Son Riverview Cemetery Fultz and Son NYA Fand Com 4 Lumbus Southern Ohio Electric

Athens Eleven Ranks With State's Best in Ohio Football

Ohio high school football title chase narrows to a few contenders led by Cathedral Latin, Columbus North and Canton McKinley. Latin crushed Cleveland Central 104 to 6 as Joe Pujazon dominated Lakewood, while Athens beat Logan 16 to 0 to extend its 16 game unbeaten string. Fremont Ross’s Bob Demmel piled up six touchdowns in a 65 to 0 win over St Joseph.

Columbus Cathedral Latin Toledo Linney Columbus North Cincinnati Purcell Athens Canton Mekley Cleveland Central Ohio Nnt Cleveland Lincoln Central Latin Latin Toys Cincinnati Purcell Cincinnati Xavier Libbey Woodward Bexley Logan Bulldogs Canton McKinley Warren Lakewood Joe Pujazon Massillon McKinley Wellington Rocky Liver Columbus St Charles Columbus Academy St. Clairsville Canton Township Licking Dillonville Millersbburg Benny Jude Crooksville New Philadelhia Greenville St. Mary's Kalincey-Dover Cleveland Cathedral Latin Battista Bob Demmel Fremont Ross Fremont St. Joseph

Illini Brace For Breaks In Big Ohio State Clash

Illini hope for breaks this Saturday as coach Doug Stiles says fireworks are expected when Illinois meets Ohio State in Cleveland. Predictions hinge on star players including Young Patterson and Greenwood, with only Eddie Bray possibly sidelined by a knee issue. Coach Widdoes in Columbus prepares for a key Western Conference showdown.

Notre Dame Mills Illinois Buddy Young Paul Patterson Don Greenwood Michigan Eddie Bray Columbus Carroll Widdoes Buckeyes Widdoes Gordon Appleby Bill Willis Ollie Cline Minneapolis George Hauser Minnesota Indiana Madigan Hawkeyes Madin Wis Allan Shafer Wisconsin Badgers Northwestern Notre

Pomeroy Social Notes A Silver Tea and Local Engagements

Grace Episcopal Church sponsors a silver tea at the parish house Sunday from 2 to 5 PM to fund a furnace. A musical program features a Women’s Trio with Geraldine Layne Evelyn Proffett Lucille Swackhammer and Mrs. Hartley. Engagement announced for Pandora Strickland to Donald Collins with no date set. Also notes a 79th birthday dinner for Mrs. J J Vaughn Jackson and various local visits and hospital updates.

Justeroy Women 'l Grace Episcopal Church Suneday Furnace Fund Geraldine Layne Evelyn Proffett Lucille Swackhammer Major County Robert Hartley Pomeroy Patrick Lochary Charles. Giley A. R. Knight Award Stark Garland Weaver Dayton Strickland Chester Road Pandora Donald F. Collins Earl Colins Columbus

Middleport Social Notes and Church Women Meeting Highlights

Unanimous officer elections for the coming year were reported by the W B C of Heath Methodist Church. Officers include Miss Bess Sanborn as president and several secretaries, with services, budgeting, and a National War Fund contribution noted. Norma Wayland announced departure for Hunter College WAVES training. Other items cover Philathea Women events, a birthday party at a kindergarten, and local residents’ social notes and visits.

Middleport H. E. Cook Heath Methodist Church Bess San‘orn M. L. French Ice Lawrence Milan B. Klein Roy Lansbury Malcolm Oller Ian Moore Robert Harris Clifford Ervin C. A. Emmish David Ents Minger C. P. Klein C. M. Hennesy Ruth Drake Stanley Jones National War Fund Frank McCoy Hi. A" Rothrock C. A. Dutton E. M. Wood David Entaminger C'M. Heniieay Norma Wayland Hunter College New York C.H. Wise Charles Kitchen Wayland Huntington

Portsmouth Pastor Fills Meigs Pulpit Activity

The Rev. Don Hinkle of Portsmouth occupied the pulpit at the Church of Christ as part of a series led by Rev. R. C. Burton. Mrs Burton, daughter Rosalind, and Esther Glimore, guest with the Burtons, joined for dinner at the Riverside Restaurant after services. The Burtons planned to accompany Hinkle to Georgetown Beey.

Portsmouth Meigs Don Hinkle Ports Hy Hh of Christ R. C. Burto Burtons Hinkle Portemouth Georgetown

Farm Bureau Holds Annual Gathering at Rocksprings Grange Hall

POMEROY two hundred members and guests attended the Farm Bureau annual meeting at Rocksprings Grange Hall after a potluck supper. Toastmaster C F Humphrey of Reedwille presided. entertainment included singing, skits, and musical numbers by numerous local participants. Highlights featured certificates of recognition, new officers and trustees elected for district councils, and out of town guests from Beedeville, Athens, Columbus, and Pickerington.

Pomeroy Farm Bureau Rocksprings Grange Hall C.F. Humphrey Reedwille F. Whitney Ingraham Beedeville Nellie” Parker Betty Lou Genheimer Dorothy Hiter Joseph Winpel Francis Andrews Norman Rose Eloise Warner Thelma Mane Rueben Rachel Maude White Mary Orr All Frost Virginia Windon Virgil Windon Humphrey Samuel Michael Chester Councy Mary Jewell Harti Vernon’ Nase Meigs County Farm Bureau Lowell” Carper R. D Harold Carnahan Racine G. 0 Will Guy Muttehler Lowell ‘Carper Ollie‘ Thoma RV. Hellman Homer’ Holter Emory. Powell Vernon Nease Denver Holter Norman Wayne Wingett Earl Cowen Athens Rs. J. W. Smith Zanes- Nei Harry Cute? Yerth Columbus RU Milnor Pickerington

Schaaf boy bitten by stray dog on porch

Middleport boy Schaaf son of Dr and Mrs Schaaf was bitten on the finger by a stray dog on his porch as he returned home from his father’s car on See fond Avenue. The dog bite was his second of the season and followed a recent leg injury from a neighborhood dog.

Middlepun Schaaf Fond Ave

Birthday greetings mark Miller family gathering

Mary Miller, aged 0 years, observed Armistice Day as honored guest at a family dinner Saturday with six children and their families present. Miller, mother of twelve, ten living, hosted a turkey dinner with many relatives from Danville Ohio and others, while a separate report notes legal actions and a revived church event in related items.

Rosemys Mary Miller Miller Cldren Cen Nis Ach Fisher Wolfe Marie Miller Sixegaret Dean Bryant x Pomeroy Loren Caverlee Huntington Kaetze Kaetzel Danville Ohio Fc . Farmer Leroy Marilyn Notre. King Scott Columbus Middleport Don Becker Shenang Springs Delbert Becker Soung” Haugss John Cast

Wood family marks wedding anniversary of son overseas

Mr. and Mrs. M Wood observed their wedding anniversary on the same date as their youngest son Cpl Leonard Wood. Cpl Wood recently arrived overseas, sharing the day with his parents.

M. Wood Cpl. Leonard BiIl) Wood

Notre Dame's Irish Courage Shines After Rough Week

Fullerton's roundup notes Notre Dame's resilience despite dropped ratings, with Ed McKeever and Col. Biff Jones discussing on-field moves after Linesman Dave Reese was hurt. A Notre Dame coach says adding Blanchard and Davis for the next half could help the game. Also mentions Ed Machaj's pro offers and other quick sports tidbits.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York Notre Dame Ed McKeever Dave Reese McKeever Col Biff Jones Blanchard Davis

Army Navy Ranked 1.2 as Irish Drop From Top Ten

Army remains No 1 with 77 first place votes and 835 points in the national college football poll, Navy second after losses to North Carolina Pre-Flight and Georgia Tech. Randolph Field leads the service division with 19 first-place votes and 770 points, while Notre Dame falls to 11th after a 98–0 loss to Army. The Army–Navy game is sold out at Thompson Stadium with 18,786 seats filled and more than 19,000 applications.

Army Ranks Randolph Field Notre Dame Irish Army Ohio” State Michigan Georgia ‘Tech Duke Southern California Purdue Mississippi State Randolph Bainbridge Town Fourth Air Force Great Lakes el Fore Gal Marines North Carolina Norman Okla Navy Second Air Force Max Annapolis C. C. Humphreys Thompson Stadium Washington

Mrs Lyons Improves Theaters In Pomeroy And Bend

Mrs Helen Lyons local businesswoman owns three theaters that were painted and redecorated during summer. The Meigs Theater in Pomeroy has a white exterior while the Bendvue theater also in Pomeroy received redecorations. In Middleport the Temple Theater has a new framework rails electric sign and a large lighted sign claimed to be the biggest of its kind in the Bend region.

Pomeroy Helen Lyons Meigs Middleport

Delay Hearing in John Lyons Case

A hearing on a petition seeking to set aside a prior guardian appointment for John E. Lyons was postponed due to Judge Fred Everetts Jr's unavailability. The defense motion requests a new trial on alleged irregularities in doctor appointments by the applicant Leroy Lyons and court proceedings.

Leroy Lyons R. E. Boice J. J. Alpers

Funeral plan for Louis A Preston arrives in Mason City

The body of Louis A Preston, who died in New Brighton, Pa, will be transported to Mason City for burial. Gravside services will be held at Letart Cemetery in Ohio with Rev T T Shelton of the Baptist Church officiating. Evangeline Chapter, OES, to meet with Harrisonville Chapter as guests for initiatory work and member attendance.

Pomeroy Ing Funeral Louis A. Preston New Brigh Mason City Letart Ohio T. T. Shelton The Baptist Church Lwooge Middleport Evangeline Chapter OES Harrisonville

Upset Stomachs Prompt Home Remedy Ad

An Athens advertisement promotes a new formula called ERE-HELP described as cleansing the stomach liver and kidneys. The copy salves upset stomachs after meals and claims dramatic relief from gas and bloating with a testimonial from a local man. The ad lists retailer details at Macy Court Street.

Athens Tieip Macy Court St

Angott Again Quits Boxing

Sammy Angott former world's lightweight boxing champion announces a second retirement. He says he plans to stay away from the ring after a career that saw a 1943 comeback to reclaim the title, loss to Juan Zurita, and a damaged hand from 1941 that plagued him through both retirements.

Washington Sammy Angott Angott Luther Slugeyer) White Hollywood Juan Zurita Bob Montgomery

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