Stars Arrive for Seven Twenty Fifth Session Open Call
Readable fragments describe stars arriving for a 25th session with an open call. References to a meeting, altar, and proceedings hint at a formal event, but details and participants are unclear.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
2
Readable fragments describe stars arriving for a 25th session with an open call. References to a meeting, altar, and proceedings hint at a formal event, but details and participants are unclear.
Nelsonville students presented a school assembly program featuring a brief play. The event occurred Friday morning in the Nelsonville school, showcasing student talent and classroom work.
Nelsonville High School seniors reported progress toward funding their On to Washington trip with $50 raised in under four weeks. A jigney lunch fundraiser with free dancing followed plans for a March novelty show and hillbilly skit.
Local Eagles announce Family Night this Friday February 7. Men play euchre and women games with prizes, children attend the show, and dancing music by Cline's Orchestra of Athens starts at 10.
Frank Brown aged 56 died Wednesday at his Murray City home. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM at Murray City Methodist Church with burial at Greenlawn. Survived by wife Velma and four children Williard Eugene Clarence and Ruth all of Murray City two brothers James and Valiie Jobs three sisters Nora Wein Effie Bateman Daisy Taylor and one grandson. He was a member of the Murray City Eagles and secretary for the aerie the last eight years.
Nelsonville Church of Christ schedules Bible School at 9 30 a m and a sermon The Cure of Souls on Sunday morning The Young People meet at 6 p m with an illustrated study of How To Study the Bible The Men s B and O gathering ends by 5 45 so draftees can attend the M E Church event.
Nelsonville solicitors will begin a house to house drive on Monday Feb 10 to collect funds for the Nelsonville Community Chest and for the Athens County American Red Cross. The Red Cross is not linked to the Chest but will accept contributions if not previously formed in 1936. Dr Blaine R Goldsberry chairs the Athens County Red Cross Association. Two funds will be solicited: Nelsonville Community Chest and the Athens County Red Cross chapter.
Senior Girl Scouts will host visitors Sunday from 2 to 6 PM at the Little House corner Myers and Monroe Streets. A formal dedication is planned in March to welcome all Nelsonville residents to the community center for younger girls.
Nelsonville Neimans Auto Supply dominated Straitsville with a 2 845 total and won all three games. Don Sipe led with top pin honors scoring 251 in a single game and 644 in three strings.
Nelsonville February meeting of the Women s Christian Missionary Society met at Mrs Edna Wilson s home on Columbus Street. Miss Catherine Courtney led devotionals and singing. Members discussed China themes with map talks, reviews, and articles from Literary Digest and World s Call. A wedding announcement and a 83rd birthday dinner for Mrs J J Otis are included.
A Nelsonville article extols Girl Scouting linking moral, intellectual, and economic benefits. It cites community support from churches, schools, and families, notes cost savings from reduced juvenile delinquency, highlights nature study and camping, and looks forward to expanding activities around the new Girl Scout Little House.
Nelsonville article notes Troop 65 of Boy Scouts sponsored by Elks Lodge appoints members to attend a school assembly on February 12. Campbell wins advancement game with Crane Murphy Hoch tying for second. New members admitted include Bryan McCollums Hartley Kern. An Elk committee attends. Scout dinner planned February 11 at the Methodist Church. window decorating at Adamson Clothing Store. recruitment drive for February 18 at 7:30 PM at the Elks Home.
Glouster notes recall Rev. J. A. Thompson and Rev. J. W. Dickhaut attending the Missionary Institute in Circleville then visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. W. McMahan in South Zanesville. Thompson and Dickhaut were Garret Biblical Institute roommates and college friends. Hoy Seckinger hosts a school party in Jacksonville for second and third graders with refreshments.
Wesley Foundation youths from First Methodist Athens visit Glouster for Epworth League 6 pm meeting with a 6 45 pm potluck lunch and 7 pm gospel program. Morning services Sunday center on Christian Education Day with a special offering for church schools.
The board of directors of the Ohio Coal Foundation will hold a meeting this evening at 7 30 in the headquarters in this city.
The Plan Youth Service will hold Youth Day on Sunday February 9 with all Sunday School offices filled by young people and each member asked to bring a guest.
Funeral services for George Wilbur Denny will be held at Stout's Funeral Home Saturday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Maxson. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Advertisement describes built in oven timer and clock warming compartment and electric kettle among GE features for 224.50 dollars in a deluxe kitchen package.
The Crawford Theater site at the corner of High Street and Republic Ave in Glouster, damaged by fire in 1939, has been sold to Fred Wheaton of Athens for the Super Shell Oil Company. John Crawford closed the deal to begin erecting a modern service station, continuing a history of fire damage and redevelopment on this parcel.
Frank Brown secretary of Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1044 died at his Murray City home on Wednesday morning. Funeral services are set for Saturday February 8 at 2 p m in the Murray City Methodist Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville per Glouster Aerie.
GLOUSTER Scott Dairy Store formerly in Hotel Gordon has moved to the Foley Building formerly Lone Wolf Market. A concrete floor was added, interior redecorated, and booths installed. Owners and operators are Mr and Mrs William Johnston Jr.
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