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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
7
The Buchtel York Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church Band plans a parade tonight at 6 o clock to kick off its annual rummage sale. After the parade, a concert will be held at the Meyer Motor Sales Flag Pole room on Fayette Street with tickets for 54 cents.
Nelsonville elementary teachers association held its second fall meeting with full attendance. Supt. D W Codding attended as a guest at a dinner before the business session. Committees named by president Miss Ruth Cook include Program, Social, Finance, and Publicity with listed members.
An odd report describes a conflict involving a striker and a club-armed deputy at MGM. The piece notes a grotesque curlicue gourd that resembles a writhing snake, a popular Near East vegetable.
Buchtel defeated Middleport 12 to 0 in seven innings at Buchtel Sunday. Taylor struck out 16 for Buchtel while Manley fanned nine for Middleport. Buchtel earns a clash with Brooks Shoemen at Nelsonville City Playgrounds on Sunday October 6 at 2 30 p m.
Nelsonville report says two year old Danny Simms son of Mr and Mrs George Simms District 29 is in serious condition at Children's Hospital Columbus after severing tendons in three fingers of his right hand by falling on a tin meat can. He bled heavily and suffered infection.
Kenneth H. Salter, 31, was sentenced to death in the electric chair after conviction for the chloroform murder of Barbara Dunn, 11. Common Pleas Judge John M. McCabe denied a new trial on appeal.
Stephen G. Anderson aged 63 died in Columbus at his daughter Naomi Hawes home. A former Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman for 24 years he belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Eagles Lodge 297. Survived by wife Belle three brothers a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral was to be held at 2 a.m. in Columbus with burial at Union Cemetery.
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