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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1937

Page

3

Meigs County Home Trustee Seeks Youth Welfare First

Meigs County Children's Home board chair Eva Leitwiler asserts the welfare of the boys and girls comes first. She says the matron will continue duties including purchasing, with the board ensuring equal merchant participation in supplying the institution. The board will approve staff selections while the matron handles vacancies.

Meigs County Children’s Home Clarities Meigs County Eva Leitwiler Leitwiler J. H. Eastman

Mrs Virginia Arnold Dies at Rose Hill

Mrs Virginia Arnold 87 widow of N E Arnold died at her son Ed Arnolds Rose Hill home Saturday. She joined the United Brethren Church at Enterprise in youth and taught Sunday School for years. Survived by two daughters M H Jenkinson Lancaster and Mrs William Mathews Parkersburg and son Ed Arnold Rose Hill. 16 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. sister and brothers. Funeral Monday at 2 from home with Gilmore Cemetery burial.

Lancaster Parkersburg M. H. Jenkinson William Mathews Ed Arnold Rose Hill Charles Dow James Mitchell Oregon Joseph Mitchell Minnesota Arnold Gilmore Cemetery

Ideal Weather Draws Motorists to Roads

Middleport reports a busy travel day as fall weather draws tourists and motorists through the Bend. Local eateries note a rush, while scenery on West Virginia hills remains unusually colorful for this time of year despite columnists’ remarks.

Middleport West Virginia Hills

Garden Club Receives Thanks for Donation

POMEROY confirms a thank you note to Twilight Gar'n Club for a Civic Club donation toward parking lots. Mrs. John Senkus notes civic work is central to the Garden Club but clarifies the flag pole urns and bench in the courthouse yard were donated by the Daughters of Union Veterans. The shrubbery and spring flowers near the Civil War Soldiers' monument are also planned.

Woman's Auxiliary Meeting in Pomeroy Courthouse

Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Pomeroy Civic Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Courthouse. All women of Pomeroy are invited. Mrs C E W Downie will lead the business session and discuss the Lyceum Course, parking lot lights, a month end festivity, and other projects.

Pomeroy

Harsh Winter Forecast Based on Natural Signs

Observers relying on nature predict a long hard winter. They cite thicker corn husks heavier animal coats and thicker bark on young trees as signs. Early southward migration by wild geese supports the outlook.

Pomeroy

Bethany M E Church Marks 90th Anniversary in Pomeroy

The Bethany M E Church in Pomeroy celebrated its 90th anniversary with a Friday evening program and chicken dinner for about 100 people in a redecorated dining room. Guests included Rev. Ralph Kuether and Rev. Stephen son of Racine, with talks on the church’s past present and future led by local clergy and Mrs. Margaret Bengel Jones.

T. P. Eiselstein Charles Schneider Emmett Windon W. Genheimer Margaret Bengel Jones Korea Women’s Missionary Society Lucretia Genheimer F. Beuscher Edward F. Andree First Methodist Church Lancaster Ben Neutzling

Pomeroy Ex-Resident Visits in Community

Thomas Coburn of Ashland Kentucky, once the Telegraph paper’s "devil boy," returned to Pomeroy after 51 years with his wife and two friends. He noted changes, reunited briefly with C A Hartley, and learned many old acquaintances had moved away while his father Sylvester Coburn had started a tin works in Ashland.

Pomeroy Thomas Coburn Ashland Coburn Telegraph Sylvester Coburn C. A. Hartley

Attempt Reorganization of Middleport Women's Music Club

Middleport discusses reorganizing the club founded about 15 years ago after a year of disruption due to flood and other events. Active members are to meet at 7 30 p m at president Mrs Cedric Clark's home to decide several important matters.

Middleport Middleport Women’s Music Club Cedric Clark

Repairing Highway Route 7 at Hobson Station

Route 7 above Hobson station undergoes widening and repairs after a January flood caused a significant road slip at this location. Local crews oversee work to restore travel.

Middleport Hobson Station

Fishers Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Middleport

Middleport notes a couple's golden wedding anniversary with open house Sunday and an earlier dinner Saturday. Over 100 guests attended at their Sixth Ave. home. gifts came from children and friends. The couple's son J Clinton Fisher Jr. now represents a company in Zanesville. Mr. Fisher once served 30 years on the Middleport Board of Education and holds Pythias titles. Attendants included daughters-in-law and visiting relatives from Florida, Columbus, and Akron.

Middleport J. C. Fisher Clinton Fisher, Jr Jud Boley Columbus Fisher Frank Fugate Pomeroy Henking-Bovie Company Gallipolis J. Clinton Fisher Zanesville Middleport Board of Education Knight’s of Pythias Middleport Lodge Claude Fleming Jacksonville Fla William Fisher Howard Delp Harry Williamson Akron John Major James Howard Price Charleston Mrs. Fisher

Miss Williamson Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Miss Mary Williamson, who had appendicitis in Columbus last week, was brought to Holzer Hospital Friday evening and underwent surgery Saturday morning. Her parents, Mr and Mrs Phil Williamson, visited her in the hospital Saturday.

Pomeroy Mary Williamson Columbus Holzer Hospital Phil Williamson

Middleport Pie Champion Bakes 37000 Pies at Shoppe

Middleport celebrates Mrs. Harry Russell as champion pie baker at Mary Jane coffee Shoppe. Over nine years she has baked 37,000 pies averaging 10 daily, with custard, pumpkin, pecan and many two crust fruit varieties. Apple and custard remain favorite with male patrons.

Middleport Harry Russell Mary Jane Russell

Harrisonville Fair Draws Large Crowds

Harrisonville fair at the high school grounds drew crowds from across the county for entertainment and exhibits. The event opened Friday night with a dance and continued Saturday with an all day program featuring contests and activities for attendees.

Harrisonville

PTA to Honor Past Presidents With Gold Pins

Special attention tonight at the Middleport high school PTA meeting set for 7 30. Election of Band Boosters Club officers will occur and past PTA presidents will be honored with gold recognition pins during the program planned by Mrs M W Essex and committee.

Middleport Parent-Teacher Association Band Boosters’ Club PTA M. W. Essex

Crooks Concert Draws Members in Glouster and Athens

Mrs W W Bryson Mrs C M Pico Mrs Andrew Chute and several Misses attended the Richard Crooks concert in Athens Saturday evening with residents from Glouster including Lois Balderson Virginia Morris Harriett Weymueller Anne Weymueller and Merle Danford Bernarda Danford among those present.

Glouster W. W. Bryson C. M. Pico Andrew Chute Lois Balderson Virginia Morris Harriett Weymueller Anne Weymueller Merle Danford Bernarda Danford Richard Crooks Athens

Priscilla Class Meets Tuesday at Mrs Woods Home

The Priscilla Class will gather Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Ralph Woods. A kitchen and bedding shower will be held for Mrs. James Logue.

Glouster Priscilla Ralph Woods James Logue

Evangelist Draws Large Crowd at Glouster Church of Christ

Evangelist William Mart Miller attracted a large audience in Glouster to hear sermons titled My Father's Business and The Church of Christ. Seats were rearranged to accommodate listeners. Local women organized a Junior Christian Endeavor Society and restructured the YPSCE with officers. Winter meetings are planned with Theodore Williams leading next Sunday.

Glouster William Mart Miller Church of Christ David P. Morris Pedicord Christian Endeavor Society YPSCE William Pough Mary Jauchius David Morris Jessie Jauchius Theodore Williams Dorothy McCance Elsie Galloway

Weekend visits bring Columbus guests to Glouster

Mr and Mrs Ker mit Blosser of Columbus and Warren England also of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs William Howard and family over the weekend. George Healy and Mickie Healy were called to Columbus Friday due to their father’s illness. Mr Healy is improved at Mercy Hospital. Frank Cunningham a student at Ohio State University visited the Keintz home. Miss Mary Elizabeth Cunningham visited her parents from Friday to Sunday. Miss Virginia Morris and Miss Anne Weymueller stayed with Miss Phyllis Morris in Athens over the weekend. Miss Patty Wolf from Columbus visited her parents. Harold Devlin of Columbus was a Sunday guest of the Wolf family.

Glouster Kermit Blosser Columbus Warren England Blosser South High William Howard George Healy Mickie Healy Healy Mercy Hospital Frank Cunningham Ohio State University

Tuberculosis Skin Test Offered to Athens Seniors

The Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association provided a scratch tuberculin test to senior class members who wished to take it. Reading occurs 48 to 72 hours after administration with positive results to be followed by X rays. Miss Lois Balder son visited Miss Mary Gibson in Athens for a weekend.

Glouster Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association

Patriotic Group To Convene in Glouster

The fifteenth annual District 7 convention of the Daughter of Ohio Veterans of the Civil War will be held at the 1.0.C.F. Hall in Glouster on Tuesday October 19. Morning session includes reg istration seating of district officers by Tent 58 and addresses by Mayor Wallace and others. A tree planting ceremony and school orchestra music are planned at noon and during dinner. Afternoon sessions feature memorial services officer roll calls and ritual demonstrations by Tent 95 Pom eroy and Tent 19 Marietta, with installation of officers by Department President Kathryn Heck.

Glouster Ohio Veterans of the Civil War C.F. Hall Wallace Kathryn Heck Morris Charles Williams Lena Davis Florence Mills Pomeroy Marietta Department

Bridge gathering at Glouster hosts prizes

Mr and Mrs L E Richardson entertained their contract bridge club Friday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Ray White and Paul Ullmark for high scores and to Ray White for a consolation prize. Hosts and guests enjoyed refreshments after play.

Two Glouster Youths Hurt In Accident

Two Glouster boys Jack Jewel and Alec Doci Jr were injured Saturday night on Trimble Road near the corporation sign. Driver Andrew Wallace said a truck sideswiped him before he struck the youths. Jewel had head lacerations and general injuries. Doci suffered a back wound and brain concussion. Local physician treated them as a state patrolman and Marshal Fred Heck opened an investigation.

Glouster Trimble Jack Jewel Alec Doci, Jr Glouster Corporation Andrew Wallace Wallace Dod Jewel Doci Fred Heck

Wright injured in vehicle crash near Murray City and Buchtel

Leo Wright of Glouster was injured Friday night when his car ran off the road between Murray City and Buchtel. He suffered a deep cut on the right shoulder and severe leg bruises, was treated at a Murray City physician's office and then moved to Mercy Hospital in Columbus. His condition is now listed as good.

Glouster Leo Wright Murray City Buchtel Wright Mercy Hospital Columbus

Bank Group To Meet In Glouster Tuesday

GLOUSTER A speaker will address Citi zens Real Estate Association at Hotel Gordon at 7 30 p m Tuesday evening. Members and those seeking membership are urged to attend to discuss starting a bank in the city. TRIMBLE Mr and Mrs N T Brown with Mr and Mrs Ernest Gross of Athens visited relatives in Dennison and Cadiz over Sunday.

Glouster Citizen's Real Estate Association Hotel Gordon

Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief

The ad promotes Creomulsion for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it aids natural healing and loosens phlegm. It promises refund if not satisfied from the first bottle and instructs to ask for Creomulsion with no hyphen.

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