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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1940
Page
2
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Nelsonville observes the holiday with a business suspension and school dismissal. The Ministerial Association, City Administration, Retail Merchants, and School Board call for a union church service at the Church of Christ Thursday at 7 PM with a special program. Local Eagles and Elks held Thanksgiving events.
In Nelsonville the Loyal Workers 4-H Club elected Edna Brooks as president with Waveline Keplar as vice president Dorothy Smith secretary Helen Stufflebean treasurer Audrey In gram program leaders and Rachel Hitchings Dorothy Brooks and refreshments named. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday November 23 at noon at the advisor's home to sew for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Lester Briley was elected president of the Ward Rural Parent-Teacher Association at a Monday night meeting. Other officers named include Mrs. Ivan Lehman as vice president Mrs. Almace Brown as secretary and Mrs. Glen Stacy as treasurer. The next meeting will be in December.
Vichy authorities report a telegram from General Charles de Gaulle warning that eight Vichy prisoners held at Dakar will face death for any attempt on free French lives. He cautioned reprisals would occur in Gabon and French Equatorial Africa under De Gaulle control.
Fifty two members of the Future Homemakers Association met in the home economics department Tuesday. Plans outlined for a regional Ohio meeting in Nelsonville on Saturday December 7 with about 200 girls from Region 9 attending. Initiation into the Little Women degree added many new members and organizers named.
Nelsonville plans a November 29 high school hop in the auditorium to crown King and Queen 1940 from 10th to 12th graders and Prince and Princess 1940 from seventh to ninth graders. Couples listed include seniors Frieda White Bob Ghent and others, with Mary Blimes Ruth Morris and Sylvia Burchfield as managers. Prizes awarded after candidate presentations at 11 p.m.
Fish and Game Supervisor Levi Dow said one of five Canadian army fliers who parachuted from their ship when its fuel ran out last Saturday was located near East Lake and Rocky Mountain on the northern tip of Maine. The search in Allagash Plantation area involves wardens who continue to seek the others.
Mrs. Richard Hayman of Chicago visits her mother in Middleport and visits in law. James Stewart from Steubenville visits parents. Oris Lyons moves to Chapman property. Mrs. Ernest Wingett scalds hand. Mrs. George Stewart ill. Harry Spencer visits family, heads to Dover for work. Mrs. Frank Crooks and Phyllis visit ill Sue Batey. Weights of newborns at Letart Falls: tunip five and a half pounds, Henry Curtis six and three fourths, Richard Roush eight and a half. John Clark receives letter about Floyd joining CCC in Vernal Utah.
Final official figures show a record 3 375 850 electors in Ohio on November 5. About 56 000 did not tally for president and nearly 90 000 were not recorded in the gubernatorial race. Officials speculate ballot splitting may have boosted non tallies, with no concrete proof.
A school assembly directed by Miss Mary Sharp featured a flag salute led by Verl Ogg and Paul Tomlinson, scripture by Kathryn Lehman, and musical numbers by Shirley Sayers and Marion Call. Rev C A Freer spoke on Thanksgiving, noting the 1621 Pilgrim feast and Lincoln 1867 Proclamation. The event urged gratitude for national blessings and urged American pride before the loyalty song and dismissal.
Nelsonville retailers announce the Christmas season opening on Saturday November 30 under the Retail Merchants Association. Santa Claus will be on the streets that day and shops will begin to embrace a holiday atmosphere next week.
Bruskin recounts joining the Consolidated Engineering Company of Baltimore as a carpenter among diverse workers from Washington Westminster Md Pennsylvnia and Philadelphia. Many carpenters view union membership as temporary until other government contracts appear. Sixty-five percent of confectionery patrons are men and hard center candies lead sales.
Chauncey Dover Alumni Association hosts the annual Thanksgiving dance and card party in the Dover high school gym. Music by the Virgil Davis orchestra of Marietta runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Many graduates return for the homecoming event. Officers are Joe Guerra president, Richard Daugherty vice president, Charlotte Bricker secretary treasurer.
Mrs. Smellie Bur son entertained friends at her Chauncey area home for her birthday. Mrs. Levada Burchfield baked the cake. Twenty guests received gifts and greetings. Refreshments followed with ice cream cake and coffee.
Hemlock circuit including Hemlock Drakes McCuneville and Dixie will meet at Hemlock Methodist Church Sunday Nov 24 at 3 pm with Dr W E Busler district superintendent in charge. Members and official board attendees urged.
In San Francisco Raymond L. Belisle 31 was indicted by a federal grand jury on failure to register for the draft. He appeared four times before the Oakland draft board refusing to register and gave a note saying he would not serve in any army or navy while Roosevelt is dictator.
An old wound reopened when a recoiling gun struck his abdomen proved fatal yesterday to David Sipes 73 of Galion.
Chauncey Greens Run Church of Christ held a Sunday night dedication for a new lighting system funded by donations in honor of deceased relatives. The program included a school orchestra and a 39 member youth chorus, with ministers Gilbert Courtney and Glaze Thompson leading the service. Remembrance readings named many local individuals including Leake, Maynard, Cartwright, Simons, and Chadwell among others.
Ellen Vess aged 35 wife of Hiram Vess died Wednesday at the family home near Buchtel Funeral arrangements are incomplete but will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock She is survived by her husband two daughters Maskie and Florence two sons Denver and Lawrence five step children her father Robert Six and three brothers Harry John and Carl Six
Mr and Mrs Henry Cass and children from Newark visited Chauncey over the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Hershal Kirkendall. Alberta Kirkendall of Athens stayed with cousin Frances Noland in Chauncey. Mrs Francis Craig Mrs Winnie Karkers and Miss Louise Bowen visited their parents and sister in Chauncey with Velma Mae Bowen.
Dr and Mrs C N Sanders and their guest T S Dawson spent Tuesday in Columbus. Dawson is reported to have a case of blood poisoning in his left hand.
A benefit party will be sponsored by the Nelsonville-Rd Club at Pocanontas Hall Thursday evening. The article notes Tasmania lies southeast of Australia.
The Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Eudora Chapter order of Eastern Star will hold a Christmas party at the Methodist Church with a gift exchange at Mr Nellie Dowler's home. Members unable to attend should call Mrs Harvey Davis. Also a Columbus visit sees Mr and Mrs W L Hudson as Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Hudson.
Chauncey residents see a better appearance as Street Commissioner Alva Karns and crew remove weeds and sod along sidewalks. The work occurred over the past month with most streets tackled and some sidewalks repaired.
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