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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
6
Nelsonville notice announces Rev. B A Awe Columbus district superintendent of Pilgrim Holiness Church will preach at the Chestnut Street church Friday at 7 pm. Awe formerly served as pastor of the local church, as stated by pastor Raymond Simpson.
Mount St Mary Hospital Guild will run its annual Christmas Bazaar at the Gas Office Public Square on Friday starting 9 a.m. Twig 8 will bake pies and tarts, Twig 3 and Twig 7 handle brooms rolls bread and cakes and cookies by phone orders. Guild officers and twig leaders meet Thursday at 7 p.m. to pack and arrange items for sale. Numerous guild members will staff the bazaar across two days with specific shifts listed.
The albatross stands as the largest seabird alive today.
Denison University freshman Jim Cope from Granville stars in the SEC Basketball League as one of 400 amateurs chosen for two months in the Borscht Belt near Monticello New York. Hotels hire boys for 500 to 1200 dollars with basketball games twice weekly and summer jobs three days weekly. Cope and fellow Denison freshman Don De Jong of Springfield are among selections coached by Merlin Eikenberry in Granville.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Todd widow of Henry Todd will be at 2 p m Friday at the Pilgrim Holiness Church Chestnut Street Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery when weather permits Friends may call at Stout funeral home at any time
Mr and Mrs Ed Warner and George Zimmerman joined Mr and Mrs Ray George for Thanksgiving in McArthur. Ralph Lawrence of McGuffy visited A E Christian couple. Robert Salts from Columbus stayed with Selva Maghee. Fred Camp hosted Ermel Arbaugh and family and Arthur Camp. Ruth Salts visited Earl and family. The Wells town area saw Mr and Mrs Paul Snyder and Mitzi with Willard Watson family. Weather forced school and church closures. Mrs Harvey Roof reports.
Residents and visitors are listed including Mrs. Robert West and two sons Effie Woltz visiting Eliza Kline. Dave Woltz took a business trip to Logan and spoke with Rev. P. O. Householder I N Burnworth Wid Goss Reese Goss Flave Miller and James Goss Boyd Stuart delivered corn to Dave Woltz.
Three new Highway Post Office buses ran a trial in Nelsonville on the Columbus Portsmouth route. One unit was listed for inspection at the local office about 11 02 a m Saturday, per the published schedule. Turquoise name origin tied to Turkey per Britannica.
The Fall Festival sponsored by the Buchtel PTA, set for Friday night, has been postponed. Organizers plan to hold the festival between now and the Christmas vacation. Buchtel York schools may open next Monday if weather allows.
A cheerful ad promotes FASTEETH denture powder that helps false teeth stay secure and comfortable. It claims secure eating and speaking, no gummy taste, no nausea, and an alkaline formula that reduces denture odor. Available at drug stores.
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