Patch-Up Money Loans For Home Fixes
A short ad touts patch-up loans from $10 to $1000 to cover car, appliances, and home repairs. It promises thrifty budget repayment and urges readers to phone or visit for cash to fix things up before winter.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1941
Page
3
A short ad touts patch-up loans from $10 to $1000 to cover car, appliances, and home repairs. It promises thrifty budget repayment and urges readers to phone or visit for cash to fix things up before winter.
Meigs County defense leaders announce a Tuesday night meeting in Pomeroy to discuss the National Food For Defense program. Dr. George H. Lasher and state farm security officials will outline aims to boost home and allied food and to stockpile for peace, stressing prudent land use and efficient farm management.
The First Presbyterian Church in Middleport plans to form a new Boy Scout troop. A church meeting Monday evening will finalize plans. Joseph Stratton of Athens spoke to prospects after a camp visit with church members Tuesday night.
Dr. Charles Scott Berry head of adult education in the state education department will visit the week of November 10 to assist in arranging psycho education services with Dr. Rosebrook of Ohio State University the week of November 17, per County School Superintendent C. O. Chapman.
NYA workers aided by local officials completed safety upgrades at Pomeroy High and Junior High including new guard rails by the gym. Students from C L Johnson biology and W R Farnham social science classes plan landscaping across the street while NYA staff and girls created denim covered high school department typewriter covers with Pomeroy branding.
Local fans rally to Gallipolis to watch Pomeroy Gallipolis clash after both sides faced upsets last week. Coach Bull Montana Schmidt predicts a Pomeroy win, a stance not shared by all supporters.
District No. 7 Daughters of Union Veterans gather at I C C F Hall Pomeroy with Jane Howell Tent 95 as hostess. Morning program begins at 9 with talks and music, officer nominations and appointments, afternoon reports and installation of officers. Also notes on local residents and church class gathering.
Announcement of twin daughters born to Private and Mrs. Clarence Ohlinger in Columbus with Fort Snelling as station. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fultz, Sr. in Washington, D. C. and Mrs. George Conde Jr. of Dayton. The piece covers hospital recoveries, school activities, travel to Columbus, and attendance at Lancaster Fair with racing interest.
Middleport area churches plan Family Sunday events with services at First Presbyterian First Baptist and other congregations. Families are urged to sit together for the morning service with youth activities and a choir project in the afternoon. Sermons focus on family themes and Christian unity while other denominations conduct regular services.
Meigs County Commissioners Herb Riggs W F E Eisestein and Dan Hartinger issue a joint statement backing a special levy to pay past due county debts. They pledge funds will go to old bills, propose a dedicated account, and aim to issue bonds to pay all debts immediately if approved.
From Balboa Panama Zone Bob Flesher nephew of Mr and Mrs M G Brown is promoted to coxswain aboard a Higgins boat. He serves on inshore patrol near the canal entrance and recounts a storm rescue that led to a Navy Department commendation.
A meeting for all persons in the Dyesville area who signed to make mattresses will be held Friday evening at the Dyesville Church. Miss Geneva Humphreys announces the plan to open a mattress center at Dyesville next Monday, with a new center already opened Tuesday at Harrisonville in the Community Hall.
The Theodorus Council and Pom eroy Daughters of America unanimously endorsed the Pomeroy school bond issue at a October 6 meeting. Announcement came from Recording Secretary Caddie Wickham. The Daughters are longtime supporters of public schools and free institutions. CHANGE RESIDENCE MIDDLEPORT Mr and Mrs Alec Fraser moved from Shiflet property to the Rife home opposite the post office. Fraser is custodian of the office.
Alfred Wolfe Pomeroy aged 23 of Pomeroy R D 3 and Faye Donovan aged 19 of Pomeroy secured a marriage license in probate court on Thursday.
Middleport Village Council will hold a special session Monday at 7:30 pm called by Mayor O. Fisher. The meeting will discuss a bond issue for a flood relief and storage building to support a new industry, including a $10,000 Middleport share of the Federal NYA Foundry.
A home conservation meeting will be held Tuesday evening October 21 at the Grange Hall in Alfred. Mrs. C F Betzing of Orange Township will lead the session as key woman in charge.
Pvt. Ralph D. Shain of Antiquity Ohio, son of Mr and Mrs C F Shain, graduated from the Chanute Field U S Army Air Corps Technical Schools Air Mechanics course. He enlisted January 28 1941 and is assigned to Bakersfield California. Hurricanes are the worst of all storms at sea.
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