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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1946

Page

7

Investment and guidance for Meigs County farmers in 2nd half year

Ohio extension agents urge Meigs County farmers to assess total machinery investment per crop acre before buying new equipment. Warnings on Weevil in wheat storage and botched grain treatment, plus mental health findings in farm children. Tips cover grain storage, tractor tuning, fuel savings, and timely alfalfa mowing restrictions.

C. E. Blakeslee Pomeroy Meigs County Pennsylvania Ohio A. R. Mangus Department of Rural Sociology Ohio Agricultural Experiments Station

Gold Star Mothers Honor Auxiliary Meeting At Woodman Hall

Gold Star mothers of World War II honored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion in MIddleport at Woodman Hall. Special guests included Mrs Clinton Fisher Mrs Frank Allen Mrs Earl Roush Mrs Charles Bennett Mrs E M Wood and Charles Swindler whose sons died in the war and Anna Margaret Scott whose brother was among the Luzon captives. Officers installed by Miss Virgie Major: Cora Bennett president Ida Edwards first vice president Lillian Stieff second vice president Lewis Sauer secretary Myrtle Pickens treasurer Virgie Major historian Lettie Roush sergeant at arms. The ritual service preceded a program by Mrs Will Haptonstall and Mr and Mrs Paul Haptonstall. Refreshments served by hostesses Bennett Co A Poindexter Wilmetta Mulford and Max Roller. Next meeting hostesses named as Lawrence Bing Audrey McElhinney June Butcher and Myrtle Pickens.

Middleport Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Woodman Hall Clinton Fisher Frank Allen Earl Roush Charles Bennett E. M. Wood Charles Swindler Anna Margaret Scott Luzon Auxiliary Virgie Major Cora Bennett Ida Edwards Lillian Stieff Lewis Sauer Myrtle Pickens Liss Virgie Major Hctorian Lettie Roush Stieff Will Hapstonstall Paul Haptonstall Bennett Co. A. Poindexter Wilmetta Mulford Max Roller Lawrence Bing Audrey McElhinney June Butcher

Young Dem Party Plans Pre-Election Day Rally

The Women's and Young Men's Democratic Clubs of Meigs County sponsor a pre election rally on October 11 at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall Court Street. Public invited as the second in a series. Speakers to be announced. Women’s Club will provide refreshments.

Pomeroy Meigs County Odd Fellows Hall Court St

Middleport Couple Wed In Catlettsburg Ky Ceremony

Miss Dorothy Gosney daughter of Mrs. Reva Gosney and William Gosney of Zanesville wed Norman Yeanger son of Mr. and Mrs. Mote Yeanger Cheshire in a Saturday ceremony at three o clock. Rev Kyser of Catlettsburg Ky officiated. The bride wore a Royal Blue crepe dress with black accessories. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Dale Durst. Both Yeangers are Middleport HS alumni. Yeanger a WWII veteran served abroad and now works in Corning.

Middleport Dorothy Gosney Reva Gosney S. Second Ave William Gosney Zanesville Norman Yeanger Mote Yeanger Cheshire Kyser Catlettsburg Dale Durst Yeanger Middleport High School Corning

Harris announces birth of son Phillip Andrew in Columbus

Announcement from Mr and Mrs Andrew F Harris of Columbus reports the birth of a son last week at Grant Hospital. The child weighs eight pounds and is named Phillip Andrew. Grandparents are Mrs Ora Scott of Midd leport and A Harris of Wyllis Hill Pomeroy.

Andrew F. Harris Grant Hospital Columbus Phillip Andrew Ora Scott Middleport A. Harris Wyllis Hill Pomeroy

Birth of Daughter to Dr and Mrs Thomas F Lewis Columbus

Relatives and friends learn of the birth of a daughter to Dr and Mrs Thomas F Lewis of Columbus. The Lewises now have two sons and two daughters. Tom F Lewis Sr is the grandfather.

Thomas F. Lewis Columbus Lewises Tom F. Lewis, Sr

Delta Kappa Gamma Opens Year With Rutland Meeting

Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held its first meeting of the year at president Mrs Mildred Hoppes Rutland home. Committees were appointed and plans for the year were set. Hoppes attended a convention over the weekend in Canton and returned Sunday.

Omicron Delta Kappa Gamma Mildred Hoppes Rutland Hoppes Canton

Relatives Honor Swisher Departure At Roush Home

A Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs Downing Roush and their daughter Miss Jean Roush honored Mr and Mrs Harry Swisher of Gallipolis as they prepare to depart for Florida. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Gordon Mr and Mrs Kenneth LeMasters of Parkersburg Mrs Roma Mays Gallipolis Mrs Julia McGhee Columbus and Mr and Mrs Raymond Allensworth.

Downing Roush Jean Roush Mis St Harry Swisher Gallipolis Florida Paul Gordon Kenneth LeMasters Parkersburg Roma Mays Julia McGhee Columbus Raymond Allensworth

Birth Announced for Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Wiley

The birth of a daughter was announced at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens last week to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wiley. Mr. Wiley is the nephew of L. R. Wiley of Seventh Ave and a far- Middlepart resident. Mr. Wiley visited here Friday.

Ray Wiley Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Wiley L. R. Wiley Seventh Ave

Widdleport Area Notes Diverse Local Social and Employment Updates

Mrs. Will Drury returned home to Glouster after hospitalization for an appendectomy, visiting her sisters Miss Vesta McCoy and Mrs. C. B. Forrest. Rodney Sauer, employed in Pomeroy, suffered a severed finger artery and will miss two weeks of work. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mauck of Gallipolis and drive outings with Miss Allie Mauck. C. H. L. Wise Jr. attended the Shrine events in Middleport and returned to Marietta. Local residents conducted business visits in Columbus, enjoyed visits from Jessie Stark in Marietta, and travelers to Athens visited Sheltering Arms Hospital. Edward Tewkshbury resumed work at the Middleport Department Store after overseas service. R. C. Bishop, a math professor at Ohio University, moved into Beaver apartment. Horton Brown toured Detroit. Kalad Hindy moved to the Bank Building apartment. the Talbott family from Ripley visited Mountain State College in Parkersburg.

Will Drury Holzer Hospital Glouster Vesta McCoy C. B. Forrest Rodney Sauer Pomeroy Earl Mauck Gallipolis Allie Mauck C. F. Besserer C. HL. Wise, Jr Middleport High School Marietta Charles McMaster C. B. Smith Columbus Hubert Blevins Jessie Stark Sanborns Owen Fink Mabel Hysell Athens Dave Aleshire the Plains Sheltering Arms Hospital Edward Tewkshbury Middleport R. C. Bishop Beaver N. Third Ave Bishop Osio University Horton Brown Detroit Kalad Hindy Fifth Ave Cassam Hindy John Talbott Ripley W. Va Joan Tallbott Mountain State College Parkersburg A. A. Chappelle Mrs. Chappelle Talbott

Science Film To Be Shown In Pomeroy

Pomeroy Council of Churches will sponsor a color sound film titled The God of Creation at the Federated Church in Pomeroy at 8 p.m. on October 17. Rev Ralph Kuether notes scenes from astronomy and natural science including solar photographs from Mt Wilson Observatory and time lapse photography showing rapid flower buds blooming.

Pomeroy Pomeroy Council of Churches God of Creation Federated Church Ralph Kuether Mt. Wilson Observatory California Kuether

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J. 3. Houser Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Donald Comin Agricultural Experiment Station Carbure Professor McCuen Ohio State University Young Dem Party Heatrola Second Street Middleport Social Notes Widdleport Personals Red Anchor Nation Department Fleishers DuPont la Belle Taffeta Bestex Seven Seas Samson Pomeroy, Ohio
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