Dinner at Hotel Berry Hosts and Prizes Awarded
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Dailey co hosted a three course dinner for 28 at the Hotel Berry. Thelma Detwiler won first prize, Sam Berson second, James Lewis third. Other guests included Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Mar tie among many. First affair in the hotel’s newly decorated parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Millikan attended a Ohio Optic?d Association meeting in Marietta. Birth announced for Richard Levi to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boling. grandparents named Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Pickering.
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Athens
East Side P.T.A. Meeting Covers Education Needs
East Side Parent-Teacher Association discusses protecting and improving education for every child. Speaker Principe Henri Hesse notes welfare work, and Mrs Danford is added to the committee. Sixth graders perform two songs, and November plans invite fathers. New members elected. birth announced for Suzan Laughlin.
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East Side
Danjer
O. D. Morrison
Misa Merna Mills
John
H. Bing
Progressive Literary Club Hosts Reading Session
The Progressive Literary Club met at Mrs. Guy Bolen's home on Lit Morris Avenue Tuesday night. With president Mrs. L. C. Mead absent, vice-president Mrs. Rey Andrews presided and Mrs. Vern Kempton read two papers.
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Progressive Literary Club
Guy Bolen
Morris Avenue
L. C. Mead
Rey Andrews
Vern Kempton
Two Attractive Skirt Patterns 2458 and 2276
This item advertises two skirt patterns 2458 and 2276 from Anne Adams with step by step diagrams. Pattern 2458 offers options with or without pleats and normal or raised waistline while 2276 pleats are side placed. Each pattern accepts waist 22 to 36 inches and uses about 7 yards at size 2%.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
W. 27Th Street
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Pre School Mothers Have Halloween Party
The Pre-Beacc Mothers' Club held a Halloween party Wednesday night at Mrs. Earl Funk's Alberny Road home with games and contests followed by a two potluck supper. Guests included Mrs. George Hall Miss Kathryn Hall and Mrs. Emma McHee of Nelsonville. The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet Friday at 2 pm at the church with Mrs. H. E. Benz in charge on Christian Citizenship. Athens Temple No. 173 Pythian Sisters meet Friday at 7 pm at the R of P Hall with Mrs. Lelia Croas reporting on the state convention.
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Mothers’ Club
Earl Funk
Alberny Road
George Hall
Kathryn Hall
Emma McHee
Nelsonville
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
H. E. Benz
R. of P. Hall
Lelia Croas
C. W.weasdtall Grabel Woodard
Saginaw
Mich
J. W. Woodard
East Mulberry Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Bobby
C. W. Weedfail
Gagnian
Silver lining in reducing cloud promotes walking fad
A society editor urges readers to adopt daily walks as a healthy, affordable alternative to driving and idle at home. The column notes fashionable shoes and outfits aid motivation and suggests replacing sedentary bridge with brisk fall strolls to improve health and mood.
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Pythians Plan Halloween Masquerade at K of P Hall
Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias and families host a Halloween masquerade Monday October 31 at 7 30 pm in the K of P Hall. Prizes for best dressed and most camouflaged couples, program, covered dish dinner, and old fashioned dance. Ladies to bring sandwiches and a covered dish.
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Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Central Grade Issues Chart of Attendance
Central School announced first six weeks perfect attendance with list by grade. Names include Charles Abraham Raymond Dunfee Bobby Jones Vernon McKibben Edna Burke in first grade and many others across grades two to six.
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Charles Abraham
Raymond Dunfee
Bobby Jones
Vernon McKibben
Richard Slaughter
Edna Burke
Mary Lou Coury
Johanna Daugherty
Luther Dunfee
Jeanette Young
Claudine Steppe
Stella Taylor
Anna Mae Keever
Bisine Hall
Betty Joan Harris
Mary Virginia Hueston
Wayne Hutchison
Robert Landis
Max Lowry
Harold McDonald
Eldon Musgrave
Mary Parakakis
Carl Rhoads
Mary Frances Ross
Joan Setple
Davie Strawn
Billy Walker
Dent Wilams
Helen Aslanides
Luta Burke
Louis Clutter
Margaret Croy
Ralph Dunfee
Jack Fields
Clarice McKibben
Helen Minamayer
Ruth Sutton
Betty Lou Welker
Kathryn Zariey
Donna Gaitten
Alice McLaughlin
Katherine Nash
Paul Slaughter
Dorothy Baird
Florence Evans
Violet Evans
Marjorie Groves
Averynella Lowry
Lois McLaughlin
Mary Miller
Amy Jo Sanders
Lule
Notable Names in the Community Directory Listing
The report lists Lavely Mertha Thernion Marie Tucker Alice Zanmerfman Warren Cooper Donald Doty George Gis horn Kermit Jenneon Casper Rapp Dick Sherman and Earl Watkins as individuals of interest in the local area. The names appear in a single readable section of the society page or community roster.
Eggs Within Eggs Produced by Leghorn
A report from the Sunny Meade Force notes Jenna L. Ben et al claim eggs can contain another egg. Clarence Martin presented a six ounce egg to the Messenger, with a fever and circumference of one quarter inch, despite reporters doubting authenticity until a rattle was heard when shaken. The broken egg revealed a second egg about five and a half inches in circumference alongside the yolk.
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Sunny Meade Force
Jenna L. Benet
Clarence Martin
Messenger
Future Farmers Organize Local FFA Chapter at New Marshfield
At a New Marshfield Vocational Agriculture meeting members voted to organize a local chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Officers elected include Dwight Scott president and Chester Glass vice president. Albany chapter to initiate the New Marshfield chapter forthcoming. First activities include a demonstration and exhibit at the farmers institute in New Marshfield November 22-23.
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New Marshfield
Farmers Institute
Central School Names First Roll Of Honor Students
Central School announces honor roll recipients for the first period year from M A Grubb’s office. First grade honorees include Jean Tryon Garry Steph enigan Vernon MecKitten Bobby James Billy James Raymond Dun fees and Thomas Chalfant.
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M. A. Grubb
Prin
Jean Tryon
Garry Stephenigan
Vernon MecKitten
Bobby James
Billy James
Raymond Dunfees
Thomas Chalfant
Jeannette Young
Stella Tayloor
Anna Mae Keever
Mary Parestides
Virginia Rogers
Rogers
Ruth Hannah Schuler
Ly#da Powell
Jo Anna Murphy
Luther Dunfee
Garnet Cotlina
Howard Egbo
Elizabeth Coury
Mary Frances Croy
Micky Daugherty
Ruth Gentry
Betty Griswald
Max Lowry
Faunteile Martin
Eldon
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