Bartlett Grange to Meet Dr 20 for Annual Inspection
Bartlett Grange schedules annual inspection with Dr 20. Members are asked to bring a pie to share.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
9
Bartlett Grange schedules annual inspection with Dr 20. Members are asked to bring a pie to share.
Mrs. Maria Baker attended the funeral of her brother W. J. Cossin in Arbuckle West Virginia Tuesday with services held there after a Akron Ohio service earlier. He leaves a wife six sons all of Akron four sisters and four brothers among the mourners and a large extended family attended from multiple states and towns.
portsmouth ohio four Pearl Brown 24 of Portsmouth died in a collision between his motorcycle and a truck marking Scioto county's 25th traffic death of the year.
Marietta paints are distributed by Bardin Bros. Co. of Athens, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. of Pomeroy, and Plymale Wagner Co. of Gallipolis. The distribution network connects northeast Ohio to southern Ohio through three named suppliers.
Members of the 4 H Better Livestock Club, sons of Roy Phillips and Everett Colwell, presented 19 demonstrations in Meigs County as part of the quality cream program. Advisor F Whitney Ingraham led the effort, reaching over 1,600 people across the county.
Mr and Mrs John Roush returned from Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs John Bowen visited the Showers in Pomeroy. Mrs Ellen Baer spent a week with her sister Mrs Emma Hines in Pomeroy. Irving Karr Jr and family were in Columbus. Mrs Martha Echols returned to Parkersburg after visiting her daughter. Mrs Hannah McBride and daughter Gertrude returned to Delaware. Marie Houdashelt of Athens visited her parents. The Shea parsonage was rented to A L Flanagin of Steubenville. The Butcher family and relatives from Houston Texas held a month long reunion with Paul Baker. W C Quillen of Cincinnati spent vacation with sister Mattie Genheimer. Ira Clark and daughter Hilda from Bentonville Arkansas visited Thomas Clark. it was his first trip in 45 years. David Ferrell of Rayford West Virginia visited his parents J C Ferrel and son Fred. Herbert Stobert and George Jenkins stayed with Arthur Lovett in Cincinnati. Clara Hess has painting work on her house. Hart Winebrenner’s house is being remodeled.
Meigs County land transfers list numerous deeds and affidavits from towns including Pomeroy Syracuse Middleport Rutland Letart Sutton and Salem. Transfers involve numerous pairs of buyers and sellers with parcel counts certificates and 21 10 acre plots. Names include Greuser Leifheit Coen Bowen Lucky Obitz Yost Stobart Andrulites and Powell among others.
Mrs. Clarence Hughes hosted the Newcomers Sunday School class gathering with scripture read by teacher Mrs. Etta Warner. Potluck attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Carl Davis and daughter Carol Joy, Ruth Morrow, Mary Morrow, Dena Salts, Genoa Roof, Beverly Roof, Gladyse Blackstone, the Blackstone family, Emmitt and Sandra Hughes, and many others visiting or calling from nearby towns.
Meigs County issued marriage licenses to several couples including Jack Clemens 29 machinist Can ton Ohio and Maxine East 21. Richard Roy Beaver 21 and Marietta Ohio and Betty Pauline Harris 21 Pomeroy. Anton Liter 41 lineman Lady Smith Wisconsin and Anna Hensley 40 Long Bottom. Carl Steward 23 West Columbus West Virginia and Martha Ratliff 21. William N. Conner 42 brancher Chester and Emma Lemon 42 club room manager Chester. Robert Kelly 26 mechanic Vincent Ohio and Bessie Fairbank 21 Pomeroy. Leroy Miller 22 truck driver Point Pleasant and Ruth McDaniel 21 Middleport. Abra Collins 21 laborer Pratts Fork and Eleanor Guseman 21 Pomeroy. Charles E. Kelley 30 shop worker Pratts Fork and Captain J. Cooper 24 Pratts Fork.
The Jr. Women’s Guild of the Federated Church held a potluck supper at the church on Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Strickland led the meeting and Mrs. Robert Roberts was topic leader. Officers elected: president Mrs. Phillip Globokar, vice president Mrs. Thomas Young, secretary Mrs. George Hobstetter, treasurer Mrs. W. A. Gibbs. The couple will honeymoon two weeks at the bridegroom’s sister’s home in Langsville, take a southern trip to Mammoth Cave Kentucky and Great Smoky Mountain National Park Tennessee, then reside in Chelsea Michigan.
Mrs Otto Lohn and relatives attended the funeral of Mrs William C Peoples in Columbus last week. Ben Kesterson hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Mrs Robert Fife of Middleport. Beulah Kesterson visits Massillon relatives and Canton kin. G S King of Buffalo Ohio visits daughter Mary Calvert of E Main St. Miss Mary Craft and Robert V Acelon wed September 9 at Pomeroy.
Mrs. Ber tha Filson reports no word from her sisters Mrs. Helen Zeiher of Hollywood Florida and Mrs. R P Bell of De land Florida since the hurricane veered toward the southern Florida coast. Zeiher was said to accompany her son William to Gainesville to enter the University of Florida, far north of the storm path.
Mrs. Dale Woods of Point Pleasant was admitted to Point Clinic on Wednesday for surgery. Mrs. Floyd Rhodes and her infant son were discharged and sent home.
Creola residents Mr. and Mrs. George Karns and daughter Diane called in Logan Monday. Richard Karns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Karns, was absent from school last week due to illness. Velma Karns visiting relatives in Columbus. Russell Herwick called in Columbus Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Nellie Snider returned home after visiting her son and daughter-in-law in Chambersburg, Pa.
An advertisement claims FASTEETH powder keeps false teeth in place, reducing embarrassment from slippage. It notes the powder is alkaline, non-acid, does not sour dentures, and helps control denture odor. Available at drug stores.
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