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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
2
Poor readability notes a night deal frauc and health matters. Mentions joint ed to o'clor of dl pede gene work by J auth mate tion ment Co matt sessa prop the tigat week Sch meet Union 6:45 Furn take.
Individuals or clubs interested in sewing and knitting for the Athens County chapter of the American Red Cross are asked to contact the Red Cross office at the Security Bank Building in Athens. The Red Cross will provide material. Also notes that many hotels skip floor 13 due to superstition.
Nelsonville Greyhounds host Jackson Iron Men at Arnold Field amid a four game league skid. A home-coming ceremony accompanies the arrival of a Jackson special and two bands will join the Nelsonville High School Band and Eagles Drum Corps in a stadium parade.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger hosted Elizabeth Jane Dew Chapter DAR with a flag salute by Martha Hickman. Members discussed the Golden Jubilee project for Tammassa School and sent a chapter quota donation to Ellis Island. Charles and James Selbee performed music. papers on founders and national defense were read amid social hour refreshments. Guests included Mrs Willis Hickman and family.
In Nelsonville the Junior girls beat the Freshmen 11 to 8 in the first round of the Girls' Tournament at the athletic field. Captains were Jessie Pergrin for the freshmen and Rachel Hitchings for the juniors. Next game features seniors vs sophomores on Thursday at 4.
Nelsonville resident G. W. Pearce, hard of hearing, was knocked down by a car backing from a driveway on Poplar Street. No blame on the driver Joe Stedem. Pearce received minor bruises and was treated at home.
Mr and Mrs Estel Crabtree plan to travel to Rochester New York and Ithaca to attend the Ohio State Cornell football game with friends this weekend and return early next week. Taxis Society of the Presbyterian Church will attend the Young Peoples Conference in Athens on Sunday October 27. People taking cars should contact Peg Barber by Friday to arrange transport. The group departs the church at 2 30 PM with registration from 1 to 3 PM.
The Cosmopolitan Club meeting scheduled for Friday evening is postponed until further notice. Mr and Mrs Edward Sharp plan to be in Columbus tomorrow for the inaugural ceremonies of Ohio State University President Howard Landis Bevis and for the inaugural luncheon at the Faculty Club. Mr Sharp among 140 OSU alumni invited to luncheon and dinner.
Jared Barber is great grandfather to Kenneth Cope’s newborn daughter born Tuesday October 22. Mary Elizabeth Roscoe, the baby’s great great grandmother, will turn 96 next Tuesday October 29. Maggie Russell returns from Indiana. Art Fiske visited Columbus. Rowena Washburn of Akron hosted by her son C E Washburn. Elizabeth Warner visiting niece in Chattanooga Tennessee.
Rutland announces the marriage of Helen Musser to Clyde King on Sept 16 at Marietta. Freda Jordan to William Singer wed Oct 12 in Catlettsburg Ky. The couples reside in Racine and are active in church and social circles.
Broadwell society notes list Mr and Mrs Dan McKinley of Jacksonville visiting at Henry North's home Monday. Frank Parsons and Harry Van Dyke with Mrs Freda Nice made a Marietta business trip Friday. The James family and others visited Frank Roberts at Utley Sunday. Revival at Mt Liberty attracted several locals Monday evening.
Nelsonville notices the Loyal Workers 4-H Club will host a club member masquerade potluck on Tuesday evening October 29 at 6 o'clock at advisor Mrs. Arthur Ingram's home.
The Nelsonville R D Club sponsors a benefit party in Pocahontas Hall tonight at 8 o clock. Proceeds support the club's community projects.
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