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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
6
Nelsonville on November 17 KS Kasson Dean 86 died at the home of a son in Delaware Ohio Funeral services will be Friday at 1 PM at Mt Church in Stewart with burial in the Stewart cemetery L L Dean of Nelsonville is a son of the deceased
A public notice states that a university meeting will occur with no charge or collection. No fees or collections are required for attendance or participation at the event.
York Grange No. 2436 will meet Friday evening November 18. Trim bie Grange degree team will confer the Third Degree and Albany Grange will confer the Fourth Degree on three Trimbice candidates and two Mork candidates. Members are requested to bring baked beans pies sandwiches or pickles. Past Grands Club of the Rebekah Degree will meet Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Frank Walnut Street.
Tablet form Phillips Milk of Magnesia now available at drug stores nationwide. Each tablet equals a teaspoonful of genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia for convenient dosing.
Glenford Dugan Post No. 220 American Legion drum and bugle corps in Nelsonville held a meeting electing Howard Warner as drum major and William Gray as secretary treasurer. Regular practice set for Mondays at 7 30 with Ward Hamm guiding school music. The group aims to perform for local citizens soon and lists corps members by instrument.
On the opening day of the hunting season in Hocking County Carl Williams Eph Ainsley and Nelson Dane bagged 15 rabbits and captured a hawk with a 45 inch wing span. The bird surrendered after a brief struggle and is displayed at Eddie Keating's pool room East End Nelsonville. The Woman's Benefit Association marked its fortieth anniversary with guests Dr Katherine C Manton and Nellie Heppert attending a dinner at the Legion Home with 65 covers arranged by the Band Boosters Club.
The annual silver tea will be held Friday afternoon at the Methodist Church parsonage. The group extends a cordial invitation to all ladies to attend.
A man buried alive in Annapolis, Maryland, continues a one man effort to persuade voters for Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jones communicates through a wooden shaft with onlookers Miss Adelina Powers of Baltimore and Thelma Wayton of Jewell, Maryland smiling above as the bed is five weeks buried.
The Band Boosters Club will meet at the High School Building this evening at 7.30 o clock. The event is expected to discuss upcoming performances and fundraising activities with band members and parents invited.
King's Men will gather at James Hallett's residence on West Washington Street this Friday at 7 o'clock. The meeting aims to discuss upcoming events and community activities with local turnout hoped for.
The Home Guards will meet at the Methodist Church Friday afternoon at 4 o clock. Members are asked to bring their dues. The West School Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting at the school Friday afternoon at 3 o clock. All mothers are invited.
Nelsonville Nov 17 Arthur Hall of Marietta continues his travel by foot toward Atlanta Ga after roller skating to Florida in 1990 He left his companion behind and says he will not thumb hitchhike or rely on rides, spending last night in Nelsonville en route.
The Martha Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs. J. M. Hyde’s home on Tuesday night. President Mrs. Miles Howe presided with Mrs. Lancaster leading the program. Solo numbers were sung by Mrs. Edna Shough and Mrs. Elda Patton. Refreshments for 23 members were served by hostesses Mrs. Hassett, Mrs. Humphrey, and Mrs. Lancaster.
Charles Wood addressed Nelsonville youths at Ler School about respecting teachers and parents. He will speak again tonight at the High School Auditorium to parents children and local organization committees for a Scout program sponsored by the Rotary Club. The public is invited.
A fragmented ad promotes a dental product named Quick's Cut flute or a druggist remedy. Claims include keeping teeth in fastenings, preventing slipping, no gum pain, and fresh breath with praised reception from users and dentists.
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