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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1946

Page

12

Easter Services Announced by Logan Churches

Logan churches announce Easter services across several congregations. Trinity Lutheran lists Good Friday Communion and Easter worship with musical offerings. First United Brethren includes Easter cantata and baptisms, with multiple choir performances and revivals. West Logan Pilgrim Holiness, Church of Nazarene, and Union Furnace Pilgrim Holiness also schedule sunrise prayers, sermons, and afternoon evangelistic services. Legal notices include a divorce petition filing in Athens County and property sale by the Rome-Canaan Board of Education along with probate estate matters.

Logan Trinity Lutheran Clara Belle Rempel Marela Taylor Young Peoples Society First United Brethren Clarence Phillips Roy E. Nolte James Rees Jesus Handel Charles Orr J. F.knapp Flower Memorial James A. Hutchison C.E West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Young People's Church OF Nazarene N.Y.P.S Union Furnace Pilgrim Holiness Troy Fields Gale Monk

Mingo Masonic Lodge To Hold Inspection

The Mingo Masonic Lodge in Logan will hold its annual inspection on Monday evening April 22 at the Masonic Temple. Arthur B. Smith of Middleport will be the inspecting officer. Lunch will be served after the meeting.

Senior High Roll of Honor Is Announced

Logan supt George E Carr announces the Senior High School roll for last period. Sophomores top with 225 percent on the roll and 21 1 percent of the school. Readable lists name Sophomores and Seniors with numerous students named in each group.

Cherry Brown Mary Lloyd Mary Ellen Pittman Joann Spackey Barbara Stalsmith Kathleen Bell Shirley Brandon Martha Sue Cruise Esther K'Miler Bernice Redd Loretta Shaw Betty Smith Coramay Willams Leota Pittman Mary Jo Adcock Shirley Blum Judy Buntz Lous Green Mary K’'Muller Leroy Jinasey Janice Mason Delmar Mower Carol Faith Platt Janice Barker Betty Bowers Gayle Daubennmuer Charles Kinney Joann Myers Joan St. Clair Delores Williams Bob Armstrong Leroy Beougher Mary Jean Francis Harold Haas Patt: Heft Barbara Hull Martha Kelch Kenneth Knox Sally Lafferty Ruth Mathias Ann Rush Bob Anthony Marcia Eberst Doris Edwards Dick Hall Jum Inboden Irene Lott Betty Palmer Adaline Ruble Janie von Lohr Don Wells Mary Ann Geiger Lois Inboden Marilyn Jacoby Jody Ogg Bonnie Beery Ora Hotcomb Ardella Sheets Stanley Sohday Bob Warner Eugenia Wesrich Nancy Young

Scouting Talk at Circle Dinner in Eastern Star Meeting

Mrs. M. B. Haney spoke on scouting work at the April dinner of the Eastern Star Social Circle held at the Masonic Temple. She invited the circle to a Tea at Scout Headquarters on May 12. The event featured Easter decor and place-card eggs, with several members attending and a duet performance by Mrs Mildred Schultz and Mrs R B Hansel.

Mable Emerson Hazel Vannatta Nellie Blake Mildred Schultz Hansel Lord Is Shepherd Margaret Timberlake Florence Schmitter Mary Ralston Minnie Reynolds Fred A Willige Velma Shaw Mary Phillips Nelle Webb Haney Eva Prevost

Gibbons and Celina guests visit Logan on Thursday

Dr and Mrs John T Gibbons of Celina spent Thursday in Logan on business. They were accompanied by Miss Marge Boice and were hosted by Miss Mary Wright a technician at Gibbons Hospital and Mr and Mrs Harry Winkelsohn of Celina.

Logan John T. Gibbons Cela Marge Boice Mary Wright Gibbons Hospital Harry Winkelsohn Celina Harry Heinlein W. Main St Marjone Bradnt Columbus Rudolph Branat M. J. Cole Lancaster Ruth Cherry Union Furnace William J. Bozett, Jr Morgantown W. Va Bozett Harry Smith Second St. Columbus A. N. Sater North &T Charles Bond W. Will and Son George Gribble Wheeling Gribble Frank Kurt Arthur Miller Pritchards Grent Richard Savey

Easter Planning and Club Notes From Logan Social Pages

The April Christian Culture Class met at United Brethren Church with Mrs Fred Hugh guiding devotionals on Gethsemane and Resurrection. Easter plans were finalized and refreshments served. Among Ourselves Club hosted a lunch at Pritchards with topics on The Re Awakening of Spring and special guests. James Rees and Merlin Whitcraft attended. Westminster Fellowship discussed Origin of Holy Communion with Rev Henry Carr. Logan residents and guests shared Easter travel and gatherings across local families and shops closing early for Good Friday.

J. R. Hankison Wiliam Blum Charles Barker Nixon Starling Cohagan A. N. Grueser Floyd Dollmatch John Keller Floyd Beougher James Rees Belva Rhodes Merlin Whitcraft Ida Steinman Among Ourselves Pritchards White House Roy Crawford Bess Muchmore Wiliam Lehman J W. Woodard A. T Spears A. J. Curl Rudolph Brandt Paul Collison Crawford Carl Spears Howard Ralston C. L. Wonn Carl Brown William Hansel C. W. Scheid

School Group Holds Year's Final Meeting

LOGAN Hocking County School Mistresses Club held its last meeting of the year with a dinner at the White House. Mrs Josephine Sayer president presided and announced a musical program by musicians from Union Furnace and Rockbridge. Officers were re elected: Sayer president Lemon vice president Rush secretary Shupe treasurer.

Berdena Shupe Velva Bra Florence Lanning Mary H. Smith Doris Turner Miriam Dunnick Birdie Griffith Leoca Hoy Winnie Armstrong Fan Me Stone Ruth Chute Jannette Wharton Barbara Hankison Alice Lafferty Katie Johnson Goldie Person Juanita Powell Evelyn Salts Orr Gilfilin

William A Sauer Dies in Logan at 65

Logan resident William Andrew Sauer 65 died at his home after a brief illness. A native of Philadelphia and longtime shoe plant foreman, he married Ella Jones in 1902 and is survived by his wife, son Bill Jr., two sisters, two brothers, and in laws. Elizabeth died earlier, funeral by Roberts Funeral Service.

Logan William Andrew Sauer E. Main Street Philadelphia Columbus C. & E. Shoe Company McGovern Shoe Co Ella Jones Bill Jr Joseph Bartisch John O'Riley Newark George

More Wet Homes To Be Earmarked for Rental

Washington plans to earmark more new homes for rental under the veterans housing program. Housing officials support GI affordability, with an order directing 50 percent of residential materials to houses costing under ten thousand dollars.

Washington Wilson W. Wratt Wyatt

Easter Sunday Guests Visit Miss Connor in East Second

Logan visits Miss Mary Connor on East Second Street for Easter Sunday. Guests include Mrs. Frank Love and daughter Miss Margaret Ellen Love of Montgomery, Virginia, with Miss Love serving as a physical education instructor at Montgomery High School.

Logan Mary Connor East Second Street Frank Love Margaret Ellen Love Montgomery Miss Love

Dr Letha Starr Boocks Return To Logan After Surgery

Dr Letha Starr Boocks will return to her Logan home Sunday after minor surgery at Grant Hospital on Thursday morning.

Logan Letha Starr Boocks Grant Hospital

Service Men of Logan Area Return After Overseas Service

Raymond Eugene Spencer son of Mrs. Effie Spencer of Logan arrived Thursday morning after ten months in the Philippines. He was honorably discharged at Camp Atterbury Indiana on April 17 and resides with his wife and family in Murray City. Carl Francis Bigham also received an honorable discharge from Camp Atterbury Indiana on April 6 after 22 months overseas.

LOGAN Raymond Eugene Spencer Effie Spencer Philippines Spencer Camp Atterbury Indiana Murray City Carl Francis Bigham

Rev Holtzen speaks at Central Grade School assembly

Logan reports Rev. Paul D. Holtzen addressed Central grade school pupils in a morning assembly. Sixth grade choruses included Sweet The Angelus Is Ringing Sanctus and Holy Holy Holy by Dykes.

Holtzen Central Logan Paul D. Holtzen Angelus Smart Shubert

Hospital Notes Of Logan Area

Logan area hospital notes list several admissions and discharges. Louis Gadnai and Sherman Vance entered Gibbons Hospital for treatment while Mrs O s Nail and Mrs Calvin Carnes underwent major procedures or treatment. Blanche Hedges is convalescing at Lancaster Municipal Hospital after major surgery. Clarence Montgomery was discharged to Maple Street from Grant Hospital. Mrs Charles Arnold sprained her ankle at home.

Leonard Maple Street Grant Hospital Columbus Charles Arnold North Walnut

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