Rendville man dies of heart disease at 41
Hugh Quig, 41, of Rendville, died Wednesday at 8:30 PM from heart disease. Born and raised in Rendville, he leaves a wife Laura, four children Mary Margaret James, his mother Catherine Quig, five sisters, and a father Martin Quigley. Funeral at 9 AM Friday at St. Gerard’s Church, burial in New Lexington. Also church notes list Easter services at Corning Methodist beginning 6:30 AM with special music, Easter pageant at 7:30 PM, and other meetings.
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Orning
Hugh Quig
Rendville
Quig
Rend
Laura
Mary
Margaret
James
Catherine Quig
William Dair
Catherine Mil- Columbus
Mary Krum- Somerset
Sarah Harris, Jrand
Tress Kinsell
Martin Quigley
Quigley
New Lexington
Esther circle meets in Corning for regular gathering
The Esther circle of the M E held a regular meeting at the president Miss Wilson's home. Miss Ann Hardy led devotionals and Ballis directed the devotional readings with Ger de Price and Mary Adeline rs providing headings. Plans were made for a lot to be given soon a pot-luck lunch followed by a social hour.
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Corning
Esther
Miss Wilson
Ann Hardy
Ballis
Gerde Price
Mary Adeliners
Crooksville Jubilie singers to perform at United Are church
Corning April 15 The Jubil e e singers from Crooksville under the intermediates will be heard at the United Arena church Thursday April ah.
Stores Close Thursday Afternoons In Summer Months
The mayor of all business places closed early Thursday afternoon on April 15 and will continue to close Thursday afternoons during the summer months.
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Jorning
Woman narrowly burned as curtains ignite in wash boiler
In Corning on April 15 Mrs Exenkemper was nearly burned when strips of curtain caught fire while being placed near a wash boiler on the stove. The incident prompted caution about proximity of fabrics to heat sources.
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Corning
Hn Exenkemper
Easter Services and Activities Schedule at Local Church
Sunrise prayer at 5 30 a m Easter breakfast at 6 30 a m Holy communion at 5 30 p m Sunday school at 9 a m Morning worship at 10 15 a m Pastor's theme The real meaning of Easter Evening Christian Endeavor 6 00 to 7 00 p m Whosoever May Bible class 6 to 7 Special choir and chorus 7 to 7 30 Pastor's theme The sign of the linen girdle
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Corning
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Garden of Victory
Rev William Moore Preaches The Seven Last Words Theme
Corning April 15 The Reverend William Moore at the M E church this week spoke on The Seven Last Words of Christ. Tonight the pastor will merge two themes as there are no services Saturday night.
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Corning
William Moore
M. E
Christ
Passion week observance at St. Bernard’s church
In Corning on Holy Thursday the parish school was dismissed. Good Friday services were held at St. Bernard’s to mark the Savior’s death. Special Easter services are planned for Sunday.
Public Schools Plan Modern High Building and Senior Events
Corning April 15. The public schools close April 27. The senior play is set for Wednesday evening with tickets sold by the senior class. Biology class with Prof Hazen enjoyed a Thursday hike. A $70 000 high school will be built this summer on the present grounds. Commencement will be held around April 27 with a class of 24 graduates. Names omitted from Wednesday's issue include Mary Young Harold Jenkins Harry Preston and Leon Keller.
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Corning
Mary Young
Harold Jenkins
Harry Preston
Leon Keller
Local Moves and Visits Reported Across Ohio
W D Foraker spent a week in Pomeroy and West Virginia. Alex Sabolosky moved his family to Rochester New York. Hawley Love moved into the Sabolosky property. Miss Marzie Shepherd of Glouster visited Mr and Mrs George Rodgers. Mrs Mary Stember and son traveled to Columbus Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Owrey visited Murray City Monday. Mrs Clarence Thomas spent Thursday in Columbus. Mrs Bert Marshall and Mrs John Cozzell visited Glouster on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Sanders drove to Columbus Thursday to bring home daughter Mary from Grant hospital where she had been two weeks with pneumonia. She is improving at home. Mrs Anthony Leroy was in Columbus Tuesday.
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W. D. Foraker
Pomeroy
West Virginia
Alex Sabolosky
Rochester
N. Y
Hawley Love
Sabolosky
Marzie Shepherd, Glouster
George Rodgers
Mary Stember
Columbus
Lewis Owrey
Murray City
William McNabb
Clarence Thomas
Bert Marshall
Mabel
John Cozzell
Glouster
Bernard Sanders
Mary
Grant Hospital
Anthony Leroy
Four-Year-Old Edward Williamson Swallows Christmas Toy
In Winnetka a four year old boy named Edward Williamson swallowed a toy watch given for Christmas. The incident prompted medical attention and a careful assessment of the toy for safety.
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Winnetka, II
Edward Williamson
Phi Taus Serenade At Ohio University Dormitories
The third spring serenade by local fraternities was held last night as Phi Kappa Tau performed before the three dormitories. A standout was bass Donald Dowd who recently transferred from Penn State. David Todd played piano solos and a saxophone quartet featured Paul Fridley Frank Haptenstall Francis Good and Howard Smith.
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Phi Kappa Tau
Donald Dowd
Dowd
Ohio
University
Pennsylvania State University
David Todd
Paul Fridley
Frank Haptenstall
Francis Good
Howard Smith
Fraternity Singers Perform at Ohio University Event
A six piece orchestra including David Todd piano Paul Fridley Francis Good saxophones Franz Valitier banjo and Frank Haptenstall trumpet played several numbers. The group sang fraternity and Ohio university songs.
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Fridley
Haptenstall
David Todd
Paul Fridley
Francis Good
Franz Valitier
Frank Haptenstall
Fraternity
Ohio University
Chicagoan Leads in San Gabriel Invitational
Mrs. Lee Mida of Chicago shoots 80 to lead the field at the San Gabriel Country Club annual invitation golf tournament in Pasadena. The second round of 18 holes is scheduled for today.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lee Mida
Chicago
San Gabriel Country Club
Berlin weighs tax on widespread betting growth
The Berlin government contemplates placing a tax on wagers amid rapid expansion of betting across all forms. The move signals potential fiscal measures to regulate and profit from gambling activity.
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Berlin
Revolt Feared in Spain Morocco Posts After Mediterranean Storm
Reports from Madrid say a revolt risk grows in Spanish Morocco after a 48 hour Mediterranean storm disrupted communications with interior posts. Posts are garrisoned by natives under Spanish officers and the lack of reinforcements could leave officers isolated for days.
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Madrid
U.P
Spanish
Morocco
Warn of Higher Waters Threaten Central Valley Rivers
April 15 central valleys face floods as higher river levels threaten heavy tolls in lives and damage. Weather bureau warns central and south Washington rivers rising due to storms.
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Washington
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