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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
3
Haydenville National Fire proofing Co. will resume work Monday on a limited basis under Supt. Clarence Matheny after a February shutdown due to weak demand for clay products. About 300 workers will start a four day week while the market recovers and stockpiles shrink.
Logan Ohio County achievement day featured a noon church luncheon hosted by church women. Mrs. Clarence Skinner led singing, Rev. Dr. R. B. Wilson gave invocation, and Mrs. Sam Gordon read a welcome poem. Mrs. Edith Berry from Ohio State spoke on selecting and combining colors in wardrobes.
Logan Elks Lodge outlines a three day celebration for its 50th founding anniversary. Events include a Friday member smoker, a wives' party at the Izaak Walton League, Saturday dancing with a Columbus orchestra, and Sunday reception for surviving charter members followed by a 6 30 p.m. anniversary dinner. Gene Fournace will speak. charter members named include Charles Larimer William Frasch Dr A K Smith and John Frasch.
Mr and Mrs John Wilson of Osborn Ohio celebrate their fifty third wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Earnest Martin in New Pittsburgh Ohio Open house will be observed during the afternoon and evening.
Kenneth Keller and William Whitcomb will guest conduct the Hocking County music festival at Union Furnace High School Friday 8 p.m. About 500 students from county high schools will perform bands and choruses with Woodgeard's Cadet March featured for the first time.
The Murray City Eagles Lodge hosts the third annual Mother's Day program on May 8 at the lodge home. Rev. J. L. Morgan will speak, flowers will be given to all attending mothers, and special high school music will be performed. Arrangements are led by Dan Jenkins and a committee including Willard Brown, Charles Huffman Sr, Raymond Spencer, John Byron, Ed Donson and Joseph J. Stone.
Logan Boy Scout Troop 153 met Tuesday evening in the scout rooms where a motion picture was shown by scoutmaster Charles Eaton. Richard Sauer and Joe Murtha received their second class badges. Other attendees included Robert McCune, Robert Swain, Terry Minnie, Ronnie Sinnott, Charles Brown, Fred Miller, Homer Brinick, Mickey Yates, Richard Appleman and Ralph West.
Shareholders of the Maxville Telephone Co. will meet at 8 p.m. next Wednesday in the school house.
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