Mild Sunday Rain and Warm Temperatures at Glouster
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1949
Page
3
Five Drivers Fined in Logan for Various Offenses
Five drivers appeared before Mayor Roger W. Friend this weekend and pled guilty. Orland Road, Logan Route 3, faced a $100 fine plus costs for driving while intoxicated. Others received smaller penalties for registration, parking on a berm, faulty brakes, and no operator's license, with four cases cited by the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roger W. Friend
Orland Road
Leonard Hallen
Columbus
Bernard Marple
Blacklick
Ervin Waddell
Joseph F. Ross
Kokomo
Ind
State Highway Patrol
Miss McCray Hosts DAR Christmas Event at Logan Home
Miss Minette McCray entertained the Gov. Worthington Chapter of the DAR Friday at her N Market Street home for a Christmas gathering. Guests included Mrs. Johnson Hunt of Toledo, Mrs. M S Pond, Mrs. J A Smith, and Miss Mary McCray. Amos Potts spoke on Beginnings of American Music and led the group in singing an old English carol. Chapter regent Mrs. John T Underwood presided and prayers were given by Miss Jessie McManigal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Virginia
Local Social Notes From Greens Run to Amesville
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fuller and families from Columbus visit Greens Run. Jacksonville hosts birthday dinner for Freda Dunlevy and Bill Swartz with Taylor Ridge and Jackson residents among guests. Chalfants, Williams, Chesser, and Olbers families appear in distant visits across Athens, Trimble, Glouster, and Albany with several relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Dale Fuller
Columbus
Bert Murray
Roberta
Charles
Rodney
Charles Morrison
Greens Run
William Swartz
Jacksonville
Freda Dunlevy
Bill Swartz
Dave Swartz
Billy
Marie
Carolyn
Mac
Frankie
Blaine Chalfant
Crooksville
Perry Chalfant
John Williams
Walter Kirk
Clifford Johnson
Glouster
Travis Chesser
Violet
Wilber
Athens
Charles Holland
Clifford Olbers
Sharon
Barbara
Dayton
Fred Olbers
Swartz
Trimble
Sam Wyatt
Fred Higgins
Virgil Swart
Caroline Chesser
Albany
Amesville
Gerald Nagle
Carl Welling
Parole Hearing Noted for Mansfield Prisoner Jesse Jennings
Jesse Jennings inmate at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield eligible for parole hearing before Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after January 1 1950 Case number 10036 admitted from Athens County convicted February 25 1949 of breaking and entering serving a one and a half year sentence hearing date to be set by Commission A C Forsyth Parole and Record Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
Jesse Jennings
Ohio State Reformatory
Athens
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio ‘Pardon and Parole Commission
A. C. Forsyth
Catholic Ladies Study Club Hosts Christmas Gathering
Mrs Healy hosted the Catholic Ladies Study Club in the church hall. President Mrs Lucille Joseph led a meeting that voted to send 10 to Dan Rice at Patna India. Sacred Reading by Mrs Gertrude Darling followed by readings from Mrs William Echstenkamper and Miss Josephine Hedfelt. Thirteen members attended with games and lunch. The next meeting is a Christmas party Tuesday at 6 pm with a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. M. Healy
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Lucille Joseph
Dan Rice
Patna
India
Gertrude Darling
William Echstenkamper
Josephine Hedfelt
Logan Social and Club Dinners Highlight Community Notes
Logan high notes report moves by Supt. of Schools and Mrs. Dillon from 359 W Main to 340 W Main St. Nondescript Club hosts Christmas dinner at Brandt's with social evening at Clarence Heine home. Women's Union to elect officers at First Presbyterian Church. Logan Rod and Reel Club gatherings include venison supper at Lake Logan cabin. Business and Professional Women's Club schedules annual Christmas dinner at Brandt's with gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Clarence Heine
Women’s Union
The
First Presbyterian Church
Logan
Lake Logan
Richard Gerken
Ralph V. Moorhead
Fred A. Murray
Sam Dillion
John Buchanan
Dave Goldsberry
Vaughn Collins
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kiwanis Club to Host Double Feature in Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club plans a Tuesday evening program at Blosser's restaurant. An octet from the Logan High School Band will perform, and a charter party for the Logan High School Key Club will be held with Wayne Hamrick in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser
J. W. Woodard
Logan High School
Wayne Hamrick
Douglas undergoes vein surgery in London at Doctors Hospital
U S ambassador to Britain Lewis W. Douglas had surgery Saturday at Doctors Hospital to relieve a vein condition in both legs. The operation was performed in an effort to improve circulation and overall health, with no further details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis W. Douglas
U.S
Britain
Doctors Hospital
Oldest Ohio Grange member William Laird dies at 95
William H. Laird, 95, claimed oldest Ohio Grange member, died Friday in Big Plain after a yearlong illness. The report notes the world’s largest single store of radium is held by a New York City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William H. Laird
Ohio Grange
Big Plain
Pg Hospital
New York City
Jake
Jills
New York
Atlantic
Jacob
Berean Class Picks Officers At Meeting
The Berean Class at the Church of Christ in Glouster held its Christmas party with a nominating committee approving a slate for the next year. Officers elected were Roger Kittle president Mrs Herbert Zimmer vice president Mrs Ralph Gatchel secretary and Mrs Lester Zimmer treasurer. Dining followed thanks by class teacher Mrs Harry Vernon and a future meeting is set for January 17 at the home of Mrs Roger Kittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Roger Kittle
Herbert Zimmer
Ralph Gatchel
Lester Zimmer
Glenn McDonald
Harry Vernon
George Daugherty
Ernie Mullins
Martha Slaughter
Hugh Sweeney
C. F. Wallace
Wilbur Balderson Jr
Lucy White
Harold Brown
Daniel Teater
Glouster Personal News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Glouster society notes describe Cecil and Mrs. Cunningham leaving for Los Angeles for the holidays to visit their daughter and relatives. Brysons and grandchildren visited Columbus and returned home. Other locals spent time with kin in Ringgold Malta Athens Trimble and McConnelsville. Harvey planned work in Cincinnati and Christman stayed in Trimble with relatives. Florence McCune remains ill at home with her daughter and son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cunningham
Los Angeles
Calif
Coral Alexander
Malta
Glouster
Edna Easler
Trimble
Erland Coffman
Athens
Bernard
Bob) Harvey
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cincinnati
Ward Construction Co
Frank Christman
McConnelsville
M. EF. Christmas
Florence McCune
Pearl McCune
Racine
Anna Curtis
Howard Montgomery
Montgomery
Russell Lee
Norma Lee
Jackson
Dale Lee
Citizenship Plaque to Be Presented in Logan
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post will present a Citizenship Plaque to a Logan resident judged to have done the most for community betterment in 149. The presentation will be at 7 30 pm Tuesday during a VFW-DAV Hall meeting led by Rev. Dr. R. B. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
R. B. Wilson
Veterans Organization
Vfw-Dav
Past Chiefs Hold Party for Christmas Club
In Glouster the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters held its annual Christmas party at the K of P Hall with nine members present. A turkey dinner opened the evening, followed by a gift exchange and games with prizes to Mrs. Weltha Williams, Mrs. Mae Oliver, and Mrs. Maggie Hemsley. Readings and musical numbers were performed by club members, and the next meeting is set at Mrs. Bessie Thompson’s home.
Kiwanis Club to Meet Glouster at Hotel Gordon
The Kiwanis Club will meet at Hotel Gordon in Glouster on Monday at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Moonday
Invisible Phantomold Hearing Device Eliminates Ear Receiver
Chicago firms Beltone announce the Phantomold device that lets deaf users hear clearly without an ear receiver. The ad promises private testing at home with a free brochure and plain-wrapper mailing, highlighting an unobtrusive solution for hearing and social confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
WSCS Meeting at Jacksonville Methodist Church
The WSCS of the Jacksonville Methodist Church will meet in the church on Wednesday. Mrs Margaret Hammond will be program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Wscs
Toom Mra
Margaret Hammond
Glouster Chapter OFS to Meet in Masonite Hall
The Glouster Chapter OFS will meet in Masonite Hall Tuesday at 7 90 p m. Officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Masonite Hall
Racine Social Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Visits
The Racine social section lists numerous family visits and travels including Anna Curtis returning from Cincinnati with relatives and friends. Thanksgiving gatherings feature the Roush and Jividen families with extended kin from Athens Letart Great Bend and Point Pleasant. A Legion sponsored Thanksgiving dance and plans for a New Year’s Eve dance at Racine High School Auditorium are noted along with several trips to Los Angeles Marion and East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Watson
Mary Turner
B. F. Turner
Pomeroy
Dale Roush
Carpenter
Wright Roush
Esta
Chillicothe
Racine
Letart
Great Bend
Robert Roush
Barbara Jeane
Connie Joe
Athens
Arthur Roush
Charles Jividen
James Jividen
Point Pleasant
Grace Jividen
Mary Jividen
Otis McClintock
John
Clark Jividen
American Legion of
Racine High School
Hazel Cleland
Los Angeles
Robert
Clark Jiiden
Electa Daugherty
Marion
Culture Pearls and Artificial Core Detection
Culture pearls form when small mother of pearl pellets are inserted into the oyster to soothe irritation. The artificial center can only be identified by bisecting the pearl, revealing nacre layers surrounding the core.
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Kive
Miss McCray
DAR
John T. Underwood
Jessie McManigal
M. B. Mes
John Wellman
Paul Monks
John Wolfe
Arthur Green
Marcus Kerr
Virgil Martin
D. V. Rannells
Mary Louise Bowen
Hester Lee White
Ernie Pyle
Scripps- Howard
William Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
John Shelton
Henry Castello
Mrs. Healy
Douglas
Cary “ Wilmer, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Wilmer
Tia
Anya Ax
Berean
OFS
Musterole
PVA Wyrns
Athens, Ohio
ColuristMas
Max Factor
MAX Factor Hollywood
Altmans
Racine Social Notes
GL Me A
Fersi
America
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Pepsi-Cola Company
Core” Putstyou
Fed
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