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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
3
Ki wanians and guests gathered in Jacksonville State Park for a social meeting with a 6:30 supper. The record also lists numerous attendees and the next week's social committee members.
Mrs. Sarah Jonas has returned after three weeks upstate visiting relatives. She spent a week in West Liberty with Superintendent and Mrs. Thomas W Figley and their son Billy recently discharged from the Navy. She then stayed ten days in Massillon with her son Emerson Jonas and daughter-in-law. On her return trip she was a week in Columbus guest of her children Ben Turner, Frank Furgeson, and Dr. Dewey Hartley.
A GLOUSTER A meeting of Mar cellite Rebekah Lodge is announced for Saturday at 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows Hall Degree work will be conferred and refreshments will be served.
The Coolville Daily Vacation Bible School reports 26 enrollments. Local residents and visitors from Akron Parkersburg Columbus Zanesville and Athens are noted visiting relatives and friends including the Walden Meredith Davis and McKnight families. Health news mentions Mrs. Austin Blake improving after a hospital stay.
List of out of town mourners attending Pauline Bailey's funeral includes Mr and Mrs Roy Mills and many others from Columbus Cleveland New Straitsville Athens Logan Detroit Barberton Millfield Frost and Detroit. The item notes Baltimore College of Dental Surgery founded in 1840 as the first systematic dental college.
The Glouster Aerie 468 Fraternal Order of Eagles announces a 7 o'clock meeting. Guests include William Watson mayor of Zanesville and state order trustee and Mayor Schole district director from Marietta. All Eagles invited. refreshments will be served.
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