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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
7
Nelsonville sets benefit dance by Eagles for members and guests with round and square dancing from 9 30 p m to 1 a m. Funds to be donated to the cancer fund.
рекламized product claims rapid soothing of itchy irritated skin including eczema rashes and chafing. It touts red raw skin relief and improved appearance with Resino Ointment, urging immediate purchase and trial.
Nelsonville York Township Roosevelt Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the Red Men s HallBuckeye building. Plans will be completed for the Nov 4 Defeat Taft Rally sponsored by the club and a dance with a local orchestra will follow.
Japan shipped 350 metric tons of frog legs abroad during 1949 valued at 494537 dollars. The report highlights large scale trade in unusual delicacies and notes the notable export volume.
Carl G. Strandlund, president of Lustron Corp., faces two key moves. A U.S. District Judge set December 11 for the Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation's $15.5 million civil action against Strandlund. In Washington he moved to revive and regain control of the Lustron prefab housing project.
Nelsonville high school held a Wednesday assembly piloted by the Thespian Club with Dean Vaughn as master of ceremonies. Nancy Smith, Arlene Rosser and Charlotte Daugherty led the flag procession and the pledge. Scripture was read by Bill Carter. A vocal duet by Mary Johnston and Toby Hall with JoAnn Hughes on piano accompanied a tap duet by Sally and James Midkiff. Two skits were presented and included performers McKinney Wiseman Cox Pritchard Hook Monk Bumgardner and Kelley Call Gray McCollum Shirley.
Mr and Mrs Don Warner and children of Chillicothe visited Ed Warner Henry Maghee and others in Wellston. Eva Easterling visited her daughter Hazel Ghearing in Wellston. Harvey Roof dined with Elmer Canode and family in Radcliff. Carol Christian Hamden Wesley Christian joined dinner guests from Columbus. Zimerman attended Circleville Pumpkin Show. Program included monologue From Another Angle by Bull Monk and a toe dance by Janie Midkiff. Assembly band numbers conducted by James Gilbert.
The ninth grade organized The Ohio Teen Agers Club with Nancy Blamer as president and Robert McLain as recreation leader. Officers include Eileen Garlinger secretary Alice Brunton treasurer Shirley McCarty reporter. The group will study Ohio history under sponsor Miss Alma Faye Harris and church leaders.
En Musick reports Mrs. Margaret Duvall and Mrs. Virginia Kate Opperman Fitch attended a party at Drakes. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKnight of Columbus spent a weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peterson. Kay Fetterly visited Columbus. Mrs. Tom Tulip and Margaret Collins were in New Lexington. Margaret Hopkins.
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