Buchtel Alumni Association Meets for Reunion Plans
The Buchtel Alumni Association will meet in the mayor's office in Buchtel at 7 o'clock to discuss plans for the annual reunion and banquet.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1949
Page
5
The Buchtel Alumni Association will meet in the mayor's office in Buchtel at 7 o'clock to discuss plans for the annual reunion and banquet.
The Glouster Recreational Committee met at Memorial Park Thursday evening and elected officers: Ral Gatchel as chairman, Richard Guinther as vice chairman, and K. K. Bryson as secretary. Ralph Hines and Dan Kamento are other members. Carson Green was chosen caretaker to clean and prepare the park for use by organizations and tourists.
The Fish and Game Conservation League will meet Thursday at 7:39 p m in Red Men’s Hall Nelsonville. Speakers include Cleon Webb and Everett Ridge with Ben Swartz to attend. a Ohio Bureau of Conservation wildlife film will be shown. A lake shelter house and recreation project are discussed along with a big fish contest and fox drive. a fry follows.
Chesterhill resident W A Howard 73 died Monday afternoon at Marietta Memorial Hospital after living in Homer Township before moving to Chesterhill for health reasons. He is survived by wife Mary E Vickrey, nine children, three brothers, 13 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the residence with Rev Harold Jeffers officiating. burial in Chesterhill cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm Wednesday.
Mrs. C E Hoskins who underwent major surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital returned to her Nelsonville home Monday. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
Arlene Horn of Lancaster visited relatives with her parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Horn. Mrs Harry Smith stayed in Wooster with her son Robert. Dayton couple Mr and Mrs Jack Hicks visited Mrs Hicks parents Mr and Mrs J T Lanning. Several locals called on Zoa Blosser including Mrs Harry Stevenson Mrs Virgil Harmon and Mrs Charles Notestone of Logan.
Mrs. Raymond Foughty was elected president of the High School PTA for the coming year at a meeting in the Home Economics room. Officers named include Mrs. Arthur Newton as first vice president Kenneth Kinneer as second vice president Mrs. George Cali secretary and L. A. Davis treasurer Installation set for May.
Nelsonville residents report Easter gatherings with relatives in Columbus Fort Benning and Cincinnati. Several families hosted visiting kin from Crooksville Akron Zanesville Crooksville and Canton while baptisms and church services were held at First Presbyterian Church.
Mr and Mrs W M Canter of Chauncey visited Mrs Georgia Moore recently. Mr and Mrs Ralph Perry visited Mr and Mrs R Perry. Mr and Mrs Frank Hooper were guests of Mr and Mrs James Hooper of Angel Ridge. Mr and Mrs Orson Davis and daughter Barba Coolville visited the Moore home. Mrs Georgia Moore spent a weekend in Columbus with her sister Mrs Gus Colburn. Leroy Miller, grandson of Charles Bobo, was improving after a serious illness in a Charleston West Virginia hospital. Mrs Albert Coates went to Athens to care for her son Leonard who entered hospital for surgery. Mrs Joe Howard, long homebound, was able to go for an automobile ride.
The Junior and Senior Classes of Columbia High School stage Pull ing the Curtain on Friday and Saturday nights April 15 and 16 at 8 p m in Columbia Auditorium. Mrs Bernice McCall and her children Charlotte and Roger McCall visited Mrs McCalls parents Mr and Mrs J L Rawlings. Mr and Mrs H E Starkey were recent guests of their daughters family Mr and Mrs Donald Jones Piersonville. Bre Westina Crab-
Raymond Stevens of Mason City Hill, a laborer at the Mount St. Mary Hospital project, slipped and fell on Monday injuring his hip and back. He was ambulanced to a local physician, then driven home.
Dr. Robert Ballard of Scranton Pa will arrive in Nelsonville soon and establish offices in the Buckeye Building on West Washington Street for medical practice. He will occupy the rooms vacated by Dr. R H Schaefers who is moving to Wapakoneta and has rented a Jackson Street residence with his wife and eight month old daughter. Ballard, a Trenton New Jersey native, studied at Cornell and New York Medical College, was a medical fraternity president, and completed a one year internship at Moses Taylor Hospital in Scranton with anesthesia training.
Mr. and Mrs. H Echstenkamper marked their 33rd wedding anniversary with a Sunday chicken dinner on April 20. Attendees included relatives from Dearborn Elyria Dayton Columbus and Murray City with several gifts exchanged and ill guest Dave Rothery unable to attend.
Nelsonville fans Ester Crabtree Miller Wilson Glen Thomas Paul Davis Clarence Matheny Ward Phillips and Raymond Ashby travel to Cincinnati for the national league opener between the Reds and the Cardinals.
The Community Club gathered at Mrs. Inez Remely's home for a noon pot luck. Ron Place, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Place, suffered a fractured arm recently. Visitors included Mrs. J. W. Leyda of Marietta and Jolliette Rebekah Lodge members at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McAtee's housewarming where a lamp was given.
Mr and Mrs Darrell Roberts announce the birth of a daughter on April 11. Mr and Mrs Oscar Harris returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn Harris of Massillon. Miss Ethel Goddard of Cleveland visits Mrs Lizzie Goddard Miss Emil Goddard and Mrs Rouson Gage. Rena Mae Randall of Columbus Dallas McCune of Canton and Mr and Mrs H D Arnold of Logan were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Arnold and Mrs Rose Arnold. Mrs Addie Miller Ross widow of Caleb Ross of Coffeyville died recently, daughter of Oliver and Laura Arnold Miller. The Ross family were former residents of this community Hazel Arnold.
GLOUSTER The Bandboosters Club announced a rehearsal of the minstrek cast in the high school auditorium this evening at 7 30.
Glouster residents host relatives and friends for Easter. Rod ney Bradley of New Lexington and Jack Bradley of Columbus join later. Lena Mitchel and Cecelia Clark from California, plus other kin. Jacksonville and Columbus visitors call on the Bradley and Moore households while Easter gatherings extend to Trimble, Hollister, and Dayton.
Easter activities in Glouster featured a Union Good Friday service at the Methodist Church with speakers including Thomas Morris and Rev. Alva Shiffiet. Sunrise services were held at the Methodist and Church of Christ, with baptisms and a sermon on What Does Easter Mean to You. The Church of Christ presented The Lord Is Risen cantata directed by Mrs Ruth Teater, with solos by Lynn Gladden and Al Rader, and readings by Mrs Louise Gladden. Attendance taxed facilities.
Funeral services for Homer C Weekley 69 of Columbus will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Leach and Son funeral home. Weekley died Sunday and leaves a daughter Mrs Harold DeWeese two sisters Mrs Ella Donley and Mrs Agnes Evans and a brother William Weekley. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
The Senior Progressive Study Club meeting scheduled for this evening in Glouster has been postponed.
Mr and Mrs Robert Harvey hosted a family dinner honoring Mrs Shireys parents Mr and Mrs William Shirey of Wheelersburg Ohio. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harley Blower and children Monte Cynthia Glenn and Terry Harvey. Mrs Daisy Grandy returned home Monday with the Shireys for a two week visit.
A charter banquet for a new Lions Club will be held Thursday at Corning High School. Norman LaFaber district governor from Marietta will present the charter. Ten area clubs will attend the dinner. The Crooksville chapter sponsors the local club with Tom Hawk as president. Everett Frecker is elected president of the new club along with officers William Forshey first vice president Steve Fekete second vice president John Gaitten third vice president Robert Reich secretary Charles Woodruff treasurer Delbert Woodyard lion tamer and Gaston Sicilian tail twister.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pettit of Millfield will relocate to a Trimble property within days after leasing their Millfield farm. They will move into the home once occupied by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pettit, Mr. Pettit's parents, who lived there for many years.
GLOUSTER The Homemakers Club met in Hollister Friday evening with Mia and Bonnie Irwin. The next meeting will be at Clarice Kovach in Greens Run. Easter refreshments were served to members and one guest, Mrs. Serena.
A morning prayer service is planned at the Church of the Epiphany with lay reader Tom Raymond Ashby leading. The last confirmation class will be held there Wednesday at 7 90 p.m. The Rev Sydney J Browne of Athens will give the lecture and lead the discussion.
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