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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
6
Harry West begins building a seven room ranch colonial style house on Route 33 Nelsonville Logan Road near the Chris Wolfe home. The West family plans the new property as their home after completion in the spring.
Nelsonville Rotary Club approves three mill special levy for city schools at Tuesday meeting. L. C. Gray superintendent outlines issue to club members and visiting Rotarians Ralph Helber and Dr. Fred Blume from Logan attend.
Sixty Republicans attended a dinner at the Legion building to reorganize the McKinley Republican Club in Nelsonville. Officers named include D. R. Johnson president Eugene Berry vice president Mrs Inez Smith secretary and Miss Irma Wilson treasurer A rally on the Public Square was announced for Saturday night with new officers to form an executive committee.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Foster and Mr and Mrs Edmund Foster attended the funeral of Miss Zella Foster at Columbus. Plans were made for a harvest festival at Columbia Chapel October 28 with a chicken supper and bazaar.
Slipping or irritating dentures are addressed with FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder you sprinkle on denture plates to add comfort and security. It claims to firm plates without a gummy paste texture and is advertised as available at drug stores.
Alfred and Mrs Delbert Yost return from a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada. Purley Carr Fred Rice and Clarence Boyer party share apple butter at Dinsmore Boyles home. Ward Bentz family visits Lancaster. Warner family moves near Athens Route 33. Boyles Nina and Norma Jean Robinson in Parkersburg. Charlie Woode family attend Chester Methodist Church homecoming.
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