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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
2
Mrs Eliza Beth Hannahs returns to her College Avenue home from White Cross Hospital Columbus after a major operation two weeks ago. She appreciates cards and flowers and friends may call.
Mrs. Nettie Dowler of Nelsonville Ohio reports rapid relief from nervousness and headaches caused by constipation after using Williams Formula. She recommends the medicine and urges readers to try it at Ball Drug Store in Nelsonville with two economical sizes available.
Nelsonville aims to rebound after three straight losses with a Wells ton game featuring new starters in key spots. Junior Johnson and senior Jimmy Knight compete for quarterback and center, while Bruce Powell Valkinburg Barber and a shifting line seek cohesion as the 63 member band plans halftime entertainment.
In Nelsonville, Brooks Shoes took two of three from B. and P. W. Club and Senior Scouts won two of three from Letha Lou Shop. High scores included Elsie Knapp with 443 and Imogene Sayers with 190. Wilson Bros vs Mechems set for 8 pm tonight.
Nelsonville women of the W C T U met at Mrs Harry Ashworths home on Walnut Street with Rev W M George reading scripture and leading prayers. members counted 33 sick visits 16 bouquets and two new and two honorary members. birthday observances festivities funeral attendances and a bridge club gathering wrap the social notices.
Annabelle Bussey daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bussey of Columbus Street is reported in satisfactory condition at Grant Hospital Columbus after an appendectomy performed Monday. Her parents remain in Columbus this week.
East PTA met October 13 with Mrs. Virginia Imhoff presiding. Speakers included Mrs. Nelle Dowler on PTA aims and Mrs. James Knight on PTA ideals and principles. Bazaar planned for October 17 with plays and foods. Lillian Young’s room won attendance prize. Also notes on William Keplar’s hospital recovery and a farewell message from Rev. and Mrs. D E Maxson to Nelsonville. Approximately 24,000,000 automobiles are in use in the United States.
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