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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
6
Nelsonville Public Schools schedule afternoon and evening open house for Monday November 3 inviting parents friends and patrons to visit East West Central and high school buildings during designated hours to reduce crowding at night. Local visitation has drawn strong attendance in recent years.
Nelsonville High School students and Mrs Badger collected 50 in sales tax and sent it to Mrs Cavanaugh for buying shoes for the needy. Ralph Boyd spoke at the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Conference in Athens on water power using five water wheel models he built. An assembly is postponed this week with a talk by Irma Voigt on Education for Defense.
Nelsonville club members heard a program on peace and civilian goods distribution in Latin America. Miss Helen Jackson and Miss Mary E. Kessinger spoke on malnutrition and future shortages. Margaret Johnson was elected vice president and a district meeting invite was announced.
In Selsonville the Nek League reports Ladies League action with Seth Low Shop taking two of three from Brooks Shoes while B P W Club won three straight over Neimans Alito Supply. Tonight Brooks Shoes faces Neimans at 7 pm as teams post scores and rosters. Termites were useful in ancient times for breaking down dead wood tissues and returning nutrients to the soil.
In Brooklyn a baby named Hood-Winker-Baby Franklin Andre giggles at his carriage mate. A mirrored hood makes him think he sees another infant while a nurse talks with policemen nearby in the park.
Tomorrow from 2 p m to evening the Central School hosts a festival with grade skits and musical numbers followed by a minstrel show by the women’s group. Home made foods will be sold.
The Nelsonville Garden Club met Monday at Mrs. W. W. Warren’s home on E Washington St with Mrs. Ralph A. Whitmore and others present. After dinner, Oral Daugherty spoke on sewing for the Red Cross and urged club support, while committee reports covered city planting and trees at the west entrance and window discussions.
Bradford notes report attendance at district garden clubs meeting and a benefit party planned for Thursday evening November 6 at Elke Thur. An Halloween entertainment hour closed the evening. Sunday October 26 Bible school attendance noted. Charles Buck guests visited Everett Minchel in Bradford. Guy Russell from Ravena visited with wife and son. Verna Hysell of Bradford spent Sunday with Frank Buck. Mickey Buck from Rotelle spent weekend with parents. Charles Buck and family visited Clarence Might.
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