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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1950
Page
7
Hindy Leo Vaughan and Ed Foster have passed the chapter school of instruction course in Masonic degree work and are eligible for the second year course. Lobsters are more closely related to spiders than to fish.
The Central PTA met at Central School with Supt. W A Smith announcing a new football field to host the Sept 29 game and repairs at the school. Mrs. Thurman Milhoan presided. secretary vacancy filled by Mrs. Max Folmer. Halloween party planned. attendance banner earned by Fourth grade. Several local residents and visitors noted.
The POMEROY Past Councilor Club of Theodorus Council will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Lenna Beards and Mrs Lucille Hawkins in Middleport. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Addie Grueser and Mrs Gladys Wilkins.
The Pomeroy DAV Auxiliary met at the DAV home on Butternut Ave. to organize the Forget-Me-Not Drive for Sept. 22 and 23. Commander Laura Watson led the meeting as plans were made to extend the Rummage Sale at the DAV Home on Thursday through Saturday.
The Sacred Heart Alumni Association will sponsor a party at Sacred Heart Church Thursday night at 8. A bake sale will be held in connection with the event.
MIDDLEPORT The Fall Round-Up of the Business and Professional Women’s Club drew 36 members and one guest to a dinner at First Presbyterian Church. Nina Russell presided. Nan Moore announced reservations for Oct. 10 dinner. The program featured songs by new group Anna and Martha Howell and others, reports from officers, and a district meeting slated for Ironton on Oct. 1.
The Chester So and Sew 4 H Club displays a window at Rowley Reed Hardware promoting farm and home safety during Harvest Festival Week. Three graves with headstones bearing accident victims mark the exhibit which tours the Junior Fair in Meigs County. RAM meets at Masonic Temple Mulberry Ave with Ed Foster presiding.
Relatives report Bill Swatzel underwent minor surgery at a Canton hospital. He is recovering satisfactorily.
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