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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

3

Yellow Jackets to Battle Gallipolis Eleventh Rival Tonight

The Yellow Jackets defend their 24 game streak as they face Gallipolis High on their home field. Middleport and Gallia Blue Devils loom, with optimism that the Jackets will halt the rival’s run and extend their own season strength. The clash begins at evening under lights, with local prep focus centered on the outcome.

Yellow Jackets Gallipolis Ven Nemisis Rt Soca! Fident Ty Boys Middleport Gallia Blue Middleport Field

Local Shower Honors Recently Married Diehls in Laurel Cliff

Mrs. George Diehl hosts a closing shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl at their Laurel Cliff home. The couple plans to move to Chester soon. Other items note visits and socials in Rutland Laurel Cliff and Minersville, plus Federated Church delegates from Portsmouth attend the regional conference.

George Diehl Ivan Diehl Diehl Laurel Cliff Chester Inez Gilmore Union Avenue Rutland Geraldine Parker Columbus Federated Church Portsmouth Katherine Schaaf Ruth Huber Elizabeth Huber Wendell Grueser Minersville R. C. Ditter

Pomeroy Personal Notices Roll Call

Mrs Harold Bribbin of Charleston will visit here this weekend with Dr and Mrs C E W Downie on Lincoln Hill then return Tuesday with her mother and aunt Miss Katherine Bengel of Chicago. Mrs Harold Russell and daughters of Charleston will be guests next week with Mr and Mrs John Chase on Union Avenue. Mr and Mrs Van William Snyder left for Athens after visiting George Edward Nye on East Main Street. Gilbert Weeks of Kerrs Run returned from the Lancaster Fair. Mrs John Elder left for Logan after visiting Roy Tracy and family on Spring Avenue.

Harold Bribbin Charleston C. E. W. Downie Lincoln Hill Katherine Bengel Chicago Harold Russell van William Snyder Athens George Edward Nye East Main Street Gilbert Weeks Kerrs Run Lancaster Fair John Elder Logan Roy Tracy Spring Avenue

Middleport Social Notes and Local Visits

Middleport residents note church meeting at Mrs. C P Dutton’s Lincoln Street home. Maxine Wilson recovers at McMillan Hospital Charleston after six weeks in care following surgery. Rio Grande College fans John Lambert Ike Neal visit Gallipolis to watch a visiting team play. Needle and Thimble Club met at Mrs Fred Thomas’s Lincoln Pearl corner. Joseph Wilson Cleveland visits parents in Middleport while Miss Nella Calderwood and Mr Theodore Reed attend Bertha Peterson funeral in Columbus.

Winmore Heath Methodist Episcopal Church C. P. Dutton Lincoln Street Joe Wilson Maxine McMillan Hospital Charleston Middleport Gallipolis Rio Grande College John Lambert Ike Neal Yellow Jacket Rio Grande Fred Thomas Needle and Thimble Club Lincoln and Pearl Streets Joseph Wilson Cleveland Lester Boice Nella Calderwood Theodore Reed Columbus Bertha Peterson

D. A. R. Meeting in Reedsville

Mrs Effie Warren hosts the American Revolution chapter this afternoon at her Reedsville home for the regular business meeting. Participants include Mrs Bertha Lasher reporting on the southeastern district meeting in Gallipolis on September 26, Lenore Giles reading Ohio Men in History, and Mrs Effie Winn performing Old Trails and Post Roads.

Pomeroy Effie Warren Reedsville Bertha Lasher Gallipolis Lenore Giles Effie Winn Post Roads

Past Matrons Club Entertained in Middleport Thursday

Evangeline Chapter of Eastern Star members gathered for a social and brief business session hosted by Mrs. M. L. French with assist from Mrs. E. M. Harrah. Fifteen members attended with light refreshments served later. Military services followed for Harry Windon by Feeney-Bennett Post 128 American Legion at Clifton Cemetery.

Middleport Evangeline Chapter Order of Eastern Star M. L. French E. M. Harrah Feeney-Bennett Post American Legion Harry Windon Clifton Windon Charles Childs Legion Clifton Cemetery

Officers Elected for Auxiliary Post Year

The Middleport Auxiliary to the Feeney Bennett Post, American Legion, installed officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. H. L. Redeay with officers including Mrs. Charles McElhinny, Mrs. C. O. Fisher, Mrs. Charlie Sauer, Mrs. Sidney Pickens, Mrs. Norman Weyland, Mrs. Wolfe, and executive members Mrs. Lawrence Bing, Mrs. Roscoe Fowler, and Mrs. Virgil Edwards. They plan to attend the fall conference in Athens on Oct. 16.

Middleport Feeney-Bennett American Legion H. L. Redeay Charles McElhinny C. O. Fisher Charlies Sauer Sidney Pickens Norman Weyland Wolfe Lawrence Bing Roscoe Fowler Virgil Edwards Athens

Simple Home Remedy Promoted For Varicose Veins

An article urges use of Moone's Emerald Oil sold by Athens Pharmacy as a home treatment for swollen varicose veins. It recommends applying twice daily and continuing until veins improve, claiming the oil is a powerful antiseptic and guarantees satisfaction.

Moone Athens Pharmacy

Daughters of America Meet in Logan

Four members including District Deputy Lucille Beards and Mrs. Claude Durst attended a Logan meeting of the Daughters of America. Mrs. Howard Williams spoke after the business session and a dinner followed. Several members also attended a Little Hocking meeting Thursday evening.

Middleport Lucille Beards Claude Durst Pomeroy Howard Williams Charles Howard The Daughters of America Little Hocking

Albert Gloeckner Dies in Parkersburg

POMEROY relatives report the death of Albert Gloeckner at his Parkersburg home after a yearlong illness. A Meigs County native, he leaves a wife, daughter, two grandsons, his mother Mrs. Barbara Gloeckner, two sisters Mrs. Emma Wenning and Mrs. Elizabeth Langlotz, several brothers, and nieces and nephews. POMEROY J H Wyant of Syracuse was fined 25 dollars and costs for breach of peace, totaling 45.50, by Justice Frank Stowe. Wyant was jailed Thursday night by Constable Harold Duckworth.

Barbara Gloeckner Jacob Gloeckner Monkey Run Emma Wenning Cincinnati Elizabeth Langlotz Everett Dailey Rost Hill Pomeroy J. H. Wyant Syracuse Court of Justice of Peace Frank Stowe Wyant Harold Duckworth

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