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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1936

Page

3

Arrangements Complete for Racine Community Fair Oct 23

Final preparations are under way for the Racine Community Fair to be held Friday afternoon and evening at Racine High School. Prizes include flour sugar and other groceries. awards will cover needlework canned goods and many farm and home exhibits. A parade through the business district will be led by Middleport High School with floats from students.

Racine P.T.A Racine-Sutton High School Middleport High School Nd Dan L. Farmer

Girl Scouts Meet In Pomeroy Monday

POMEROY First meeting of Troop No. 3 newly organized Girl Scout troop held Monday evening after school at Simpson M. E. Church. Three patrol leaders chosen Charlotte Mees Abbie Warner Barbara Wildermuth. Twelve members joined. Jeannette Young elected treasurer and Mary McCroba scribe.

Barbara Wildermuth Adele Fowler Joan Harbrecht Jeanette Bramlage

Carbon Hill Social And Personal Briefs

A chili party at Miss Katy Smith’s home drew many locals including Florence Shaw Sis Rutherford Betty Smith Ira Wilkinson Hubert Rutherford and others. The Senior Class held an invitation dance with Ted Wildermuth’s orchestra. Mr and Mrs Willard Matheny announce the birth of a daughter. Pete Evans county commissioner is recovering from illness. Mrs Helen McGrath from Columbus visiting relatives in Carbon Hill.

Carbon Hill Katy Smith Florence Shaw Sis Rutherford Betty Smith Ira Wilkinson Hubert Rutherford Victor Rieder Bobby Smith Harry Kimmel Arthur Dorothy Columbus Don Dawley Wayne Johnson Briley Kay William Briley Reuben Lowes Hedley Lowes Theda Reider Haydenville Clarence Reider Harold Campbell Lawrence Smith Carbon Hill High School Ted Wildermuth Helen McGrath Charles Robey

Zipper Invention by Judson and Sundback

The zipper story traces Whitcomb Judson's 1893 invention to later enhancements by Gideon Sundbäck who refined and perfected the design. Sundback's improvements led to the modern fastener used widely in clothing and gear.

Whitcomb Judson Ideon Sundback

Auction sale of Ohio estate property in Athens County

Charles Stratton sheriff will sell at the Athens Court House on Monday November 2 1936 at 1 30 PM a 15.70 acre parcel at 352 Richland Ave subject to a mortgage by Athens County Savings and Loan Co and limited by various historic deeds. The appraised value is 1550 with bid minimum two thirds. Sale cash only. attorneys Jones Jones Erskine represent.

Alva Hanning Athens Athensounty Savings and Loan Co Ohio Athenstown Asylum Ohio University Lands Mechanicsburg Lafe Earow Fred G. Osborn State of Richland Ave Charles Stratton Athens County Jones, Jones& Erskine

Pomeroy Social Notes Honor Newlyweds at Dinner

Pomeroy social column lists numerous visits and guests from Columbus Parkersburg Cadiz Wellsville and other towns. A dinner at A C Jones home honored newlyweds Frank Iron and Lila Hysell with Ethan Harper and other relatives in attendance. Iron will reside at 1564 S High St Columbus after November 1.

R. W. West Zanesville Lena Clara Nettie Koehler Butternut Ave Beverly Frederick Reibel Columbus Reibel A. C. Jones Andrew Reiher Harvey Jones Pomeroy William Carman Rock Springs Ethan Harper Athens Mr. Carman Conrad Ohlinger Jacob Thomas Gerald Amberger Edward Thomas Edward Stark W. G. Downie Mr. Downie Mt. Carmel Hospital Clyde Watson Akron David Watson Sugar Run John Schorr Katie Guth Franklin Hepp Vera Eugene Dunn Millersburg Pete Kiehling Cincinnati Loring Shepard Helen Shepard Lewis Xenia Belle Vaughan Anna W. Main Kate Ebersbach Elmer Ebersbach Point Pleasant Frank Iron Catlettsburg

Delbert Darst Dies of Diphtheria in Rutland Area

Delbert Darst seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Dayton Darst died Sunday of diphtheria at their home near Rutland. Four other children in the family, one seriously ill, remain affected. The boy was buried Monday in Miles Cemetery after a brief service.

Pomeroy Delbert Darst Dayton Darst Rutland Miles Cemetery

Panthers Favored Over New Boston in Southeastern clash

Pomeroy Panthers hold the edge over New Boston as they meet Thursday night at 8 on the Middleport High School field. Middleport and Gallipolis are viewed as top contenders in the league with New Boston seen as a potential upset threat.

Panthers New Boston Pomeroy Pomeroy Panthers Middleport Gallipolis Middleport High School

Ministerial Group Meets at Pomeroy

The Ministerial Association of Meigs and Gallia County met at Bethany Church in Pomeroy on Monday morning. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Frank Buescher, Rev. M. V. B. Stump, Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Snyder, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Stephenson, Rev. and Mrs. C. H Morrison, Rev. H. H. Wilbur, Rev. Earl T. Scott, and Rev. and Mrs. Copley and son, who were later served dinner at the Senkus boarding house.

Pomeroy Meigs Gallia County Bethany Senkus Frank Buescher M. V. B. Stump H. N. Snyder J. L. Stephenson C. H Morrison H. H. Wilbur Earl T. Scott

Family trip interrupted by medical emergency

Mrs W E Bryan reports her niece Mrs C C Washington is hospitalized in Plymouth Massachusetts after an appendicitis operation. Washington and her husband Mr C C Washington and her father Paul Jones of Sprigg West Virginia, formerly of Middleport, were returning home from a two week trip to New York and eastern points when the illness occurred.

Middleport W. E. Bryan

Business Changes Made in Middleport

Changes of location and alterations are being made in the downtown district. The Tri Lustre cleaning plant has been moved to the Ed Hulbert building on the same street as their former location with fixtures set on Monday. Leroy Barsotti has purchased the building at the corner of N Second and Race St where Roys Place will be moved when repairs are completed.

Middleport Ed Hulbert Leroy Barsotti N. Second and Race St Roy's

Will Krider's Nephew Killed

RACINE Will Krider received word from his brother Charles Krider of Delaware that Frank Krider aged 24 was killed early Monday while driving his daily route. Funeral services are held this afternoon in Delaware. Another Krider son Jacob died five years ago in a similar train wreck incident.

Racine Will Krider Charles Krider Delaware Frank Krider Young Krider Krider Jacob

Beegles Give Birthday Dinner for Dursts

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beegle of Racine hosted a Sunday birthday chicken dinner for Mrs. Beegle’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durst. Attending were Arthur Beegle Laura Johnson Harold Crum Charles Durst and family Edward Durst George Durst Pernice Ann Durst Luella Durst and the Durst siblings plus theDursts and the host couple. The Dursts received many gifts in honor of the occasion.

Pomeroy Joe Beegle Racine Willard Willis Marguerite Durst Pernice Ann Luella Durst Henry Durst Durst

Wrestler lands in spectator lap prompts $20,000 suit

Claudia Hagist sues a Oakland amusement company for 20000 damages claiming a wrestler landed in her lap during a match. She seeks medical expenses as additional damages. The report adds an ecological aside about bee and flower extinction.

Oakland Calif U.P Claudia Hagist

Racine Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Racine brief notes list visits from Kelly Coe of Columbus and Sarah Spencer, Agnes Batey of East Liverpool, McNichols family to Washington D C, Philson sisters from Cincinnati and Denver, McCracken and Cross families from Detroit and California, and several local gatherings. University students Easterday Cross and Lee returned for the weekend.

Mary Philson Cincinnati Mabel Philson Denver John Philson George Crooks David Lowe McConnelsville William Petris Alf Cooper Lyman McCracken Detroit Kate McCracken California W. B. Cross Miss McCracken Happy Hustlers M. E. Church Gomer Lewis Hazel Cleland Glenn Swick Columbus Ella Painter Elsie Mary Howard Johnstown Ohio Sam Johnson Alice N. W. Johnson Pomeroy David Miller Jack Alexandria Vernie Swick Rebecca Cottrill Alice Ewing Helen Norris Moa Lawrence Reuter David Easterday Clyde Cross Russell Lee Ohio State University

Glasgow ship Levernbank sets long voyage record

The Glasgow motorship Levernbank arrived in Sydney after traveling 81,264 miles since leaving Scotland in July 1935 and not returning home.

Glasgow Sydney Levernbank Scotland

Middleport Notes and Local Visits Across Ohio Towns

A flurry of social activity fills Middleport and nearby towns as residents travel to Columbus, Parkersburg, and Charleston for family visits, birthdays, and business. Notables include Mrs. D J Sullivan off to Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Roush in Parkersburg, and many relatives gathering for events. University of California enrollment rises to 14 021, signaling a rebound in student numbers. The gemsbok antelope is noted for surviving without drinking water, deriving moisture from its plant-based diet.

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