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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1951

Page

3

Parish Youth Reorganizes In Trimble Church Meeting

Sixty young people from the Church of Christ parish met at Trimble Church of Christ to reorganize the parish youth group. The program featured singing, readings, a prayer by Rev. Earl Mohler, instrumental numbers, and a friendship circle. The group planned quarterly parish events and CHI RHO CYF joint meetings, with a summer rally at Tavior Ridge church in July.

Chauncey Church of Christ Parish Trimble Verla Jean Stephenson Jane Ann Jarvis Ethodist Church Yvonne Byers Earl Mohler Lowell Davis Jack Lester Bob Daugherty Saxoe B. Courtney Pansy Byers Clarice Lantz Methodist Church Grange Hall Fern Johnson Eva Gooding Roy Byers Lucy Harvey Jo Ann Gooding Mohler Tavior Ridge

Chaunce Personals Midwest social notes circulate in reader columns

Mrs. Mabel Smith spends a week with relatives in Columbus and plans a Florida visit with a nephew and niece. Richard Wilcox and Mrs. Myrtle Wilcox of Millfield attend dedication services at Central Church of Christ in Newark. Susie Bell and Mr and Mrs John Theisen of Millfield visit Mrs H H Border in Wellston. Mrs Hattie Mingus and sisters visit Glouster and Hebbardsville with Robert Min and family. Bertha Sanders of Millfield visits Nancy Sanders who broke a hip at home of her son and daughter-in-law Fred and Mrs Nancy Sanders. Pearl Rutledge returns to May Ave after wintering elsewhere.

Mabel Smith Columbus Florida Richard Wilcox Myrtle Wilcox Millfield Newark Ohio New Central Church of Christ Susie Bell John Theisen HH. Border Wellston Hattie Mingus Edith Heffken Emma Heffken Glouster Hebbardsville Mingus Robert Min Bertha Sanders Nancy Sanders Nancy Sander Fred Sanders Trimble Heights Pearl Rutledge May Ave Dren Preston Snowden Robert Workman Robert Jr Sandusky Trimble E. S. Underwood E. L. Jones Yvonne Verna Bernard Harvey Gwen Terry William Shirey Cincinnati Lloyd Wyatt Youngstown Sam Wyatt Miss Bertha Sue Ann K. Bryson Arthur Billy John Bulloch John Bryson Robert Bryson

Thompsons Host Sunday Dinner in Hollister

Mr and Mrs Reece Thompson hosted a Sunday dinner at their Hollister home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Gene Douglas and two children Missouri Mr and Mrs David Thompson and son David Marion Mr and Mrs Thomas Aberts and three children Kay Patty Jo and Sherry Ann Carre and the hosts plan to move to Zanesville where Mr Thompson will pastor Linden Avenue Church of God. The rhododendron is noted as the state flower of Washington and West Virginia.

Glouster Reece Thompson Hollister Gene Douglas Missouri David Thompson David Marion Thomas Aberts Kay Patty Jo Sherry Ann. Carre Thompson Zanesville Linden Avenue Church of God

Barr Mistress Hosts Millfield Bridge Club in Athens

Chauncey Lulu Barr hosted the Millfield Bridge Club at her daughter Betty Patton’s Athens home. Ruth Omen placed high, Helen Sanders second, and Frances Wallace low. A dessert course was served. Present were Georgia Nagle Louise Nagle Elizabeth Patton Helen Sanders Bertha Sanders Ruth Omen Grace Borden Frances Wallace Mabel Smith Lula Barr Jacquelyn Ransbottom and Betty Patton.

Chauncey Lulu Barr Millfield Bridge Club Betty Patton Athens Ruth Omen Helen Sanders Frances Wallace Georgia Nagle Louise Nagle Elizabeth Patton Bertha Sanders Grace Borden Mabel Smith Lula Barr Jacquelyn Ransbottom

Trimble Church Plans Weekly Activities

Trimble church announces a Wednesday 1:30 p.m. gathering after this week’s meetings. The official board meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. followed by a CWF session at Mrs. Fern Johnson’s home with Jucy Harvey leading. A men’s fish fry is set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Grange Hall.

Chauncey CWF Fern Johnson Jucy Harvey Grange Hall

Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits Across Ohio

Glouster social notes list of residents and relatives visiting or returning home. Families from Trimble Columbus Cincinnati Dayton and Jacksonville shared weekend visits with relatives including the Snowden Workman Jones and Shirkey families.

Canasta Club Hostess Hattie Mingus Sets Dessert

Mrs. Thattie Mingus of Millfield hosted her Canasta Club. Present were Frances Wallace Mabel Smith Bertha Sanders Emma Heffken and Hattie Mingus. The next game will be with Edith Heffken.

Chauncey Thattie Mingus Millfield Frances Wallace Mabel Smith Bertha Sanders Emma Heffken Hattie Mingus Edith Heffken

Baby Girl Celebrates Her Second Birthday

Kathy Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Braid, celebrated her second birthday with a dinner in Chauncey. Attendants included Henry Heffken and daughter Carolyn of Millfield, Don Hamrick and Deborah of Corning, Mary Braid and son Bob of Pikeville Kentucky.

Chauncey Kathy Ann Floyd Braid Henrietta Heffken Columbus Henry Heffken Carolyn Millfield Don Hamrick Deborah Corning Mary Braid Bob Pikeville, Ky

Glouster Band Boosters to Meet at High School

The Glouster Band boosters schedule their regular monthly meeting in the high school building tonight at 7 36 p m. The gathering will cover upcoming events and fundraising plans.

Glouster

Guests entertain Chauncey household relatives and friends

Mrs Cecilia Boudinot and Mr and Mrs Arthur Corwin with son Roger of Millfield hosted recent guests including Bob Boudinot from Camp Atterbury Indiana Mrs Bob Boudinot Indianapolis Indiana Mr and Mrs Pete Wolfe and daughter from New Lexington Mrs Gertrude Boudinot and daughter Joan of New Lexington and Mr and Mrs Allan Boudinot and family of Millfield

Chauncey Cecilia Boudinot Arthur Corwin Roger Millfield Bob Boudinot Camp Atterbury Ind Indianapolis Pete Wolfe New Lexington Gertrude Boudinot Joan Allan Boudinot

WSCS Holds Meeting In Church Auditorium

GLOUSTER The Jacksonville WSCS will meet in the Methodist Church Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Glouster Jacksonville WSCS Methodist Church

County Legion Council to Meet Thursday in Legion Hall

GLOUSTER The County Council of the American Legion will meet in Legion Hall of McCann Frederick Post Thursday at p.m. All Legionnaires are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served.

US pedestrian injuries total for last year reach 299500

Last year 299500 pedestrians were injured in the United States with varying severity across states and cities. The figure highlights the ongoing roadway safety challenge and the impact on emergency services and compensation costs.

United States

Camel Cigarette Popularity Aims Higher In 25 Years

Camel smoking remains common as readers claim lifelong preference. The article highlights Camel smokers’ lasting enjoyment of mildness and robust flavor across generations.

Mrs. T. J. Rebhold Dies at Tallmadge

Mrs. T. J. Rebhold also known as Lilian Penrod, a former Trimble resident, died of a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday in Tallmadge. Her mother Mrs. Clara Penrod and brother John Penrod with his family traveled to Tallmadge for funeral services set Tuesday afternoon. Burial will be in Akron. Surviving daughter Maxine Choguul of Columbus.

Glouster Trimble T. J. Rebhold Lilian Penrod Clara Penrod John Penrod Barbara Tallmadge Akron Maxine Choguul Columbus

Glouster Auxiliary to UMW to Meet at Moose Hall

The Glouster Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers of America will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at Moose Hall to discuss the April suspension.

UMW Glouster UMW of A Moose Hall

Grueber Family Welcomes Arnold Danford Grueber

The Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Grueber of Toledo announce the birth of a son, Arnold Danford Grueber, on April 4. The mother, Dorothy Danford, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Co. Danford of Trimble. The Grueb ers also have a son, Robin. Mrs. Dwight Burkam and son Charles of Winslow, Arizona, are visiting the Gruebers in Toledo and plan to visit Trimble to see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Danford, before returning home.

Marguerite Piazza’s Rise to Fame and a Smoking Test

Two years ago Marguerite Piazza rose to prominence as a Broadway leading lady and TV star before signing with the Met. A turning point came when she took a 30 day Camel cigarette test under a throat specialist’s supervision. Each week the doctor reported no throat irritation from smoking Camels.

Marguerite Piazza America Miss Piazza

WSCS Meeting at Glouster Methodist Church

The Women's Society for Christian Service met in the Glouster Methodist Church auditorium on Thursday evening. Mrs. Merrill Oge led devotionals on Be Ye Perfect, and Mrs. Isabel Vernon presented Changing Pattern for Women Occupations Health and Motivation. Mrs. Ethel Blower led the business meeting. post meeting refreshments were served to 16 members.

Glouster Women’s Society For Christian Service Glouster Methodist Church Merrill Oge Isabel Vernon Ethel Blower

Barbers Host Guests and Births Noted in Community

Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Barber were Mr and Mrs Ovid Scott Betty Barber Nancy and Jimmie Barber of Columbus. Nancy and Jimmie played accordion music at the Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Donald Dodds announce the birth of a daughter at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville on March 31. Mr and Mrs Harry Dodds are grandparents and Mr and Mrs Donald Dodds are parents of a son. Mr and Mrs Nolan Mace of Athens visited Mr Mace's parents Mr and Mrs P O Mace. Mrs Clara White has returned home after visiting relatives in Massillon Ohio with George Barber.

Carbondale George Barber Ovid Scott Betty Barber Nancy Jimmie Barber Columbus Jimmie Methodist Church Donald Dodds Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville Harry Dodds Nolan Mace Athens P.O. Mace Clara White Massillon Ohio

What Cigarette Do You Smoke Doctor Camel Lead

A national survey finds that Camel is the brand most smoked by doctors across the country. The study notes doctors favor Camels for mildness and enjoyment, reflecting a widespread preference among medical professionals.

Nationwie

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Chaunce Personals Thompsons Waashington and West Virginia Rs. Barr Trimble Church Man Plymouth Detroit Harold Shirkey Edwin Dayton EF. C. Shirkey Harry Elliott James Bycofski Mike Bycofski Herman Kioh Redtown Marion Eliott Gladstone Brunton Shirley Ernie E. C. Shirkey Baby Girl County Legion Council St.joseon Otarion, Inc Orrin KELCH W. Union Repoir Camel Alscays John Wayne Navy
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