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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
3
Nelsonville reports spring by city patrolman Everett Hewlett finding fresh greens in his yard this week. He says the greens should make a tasty meal as warmer days approach.
Mrs Earl Baker attended the funeral of Nelle Warren at St Bernard's Church in Corning. A solemn high mass was sung. Mrs Baker's hosts include Mrs W S Bennett and Mrs Charles D Leonard, who accompanied her to Corning and stayed overnight.
The WSCS of the Methodist Church held a Monday night gathering in the church social rooms. Mrs. Wesley Hawk presided with devotions led by Mrs. Roy Backus and a program on The World Must Learn To Read by Mrs. Henry Lancaster. 52 members attended. new members were honored and a dessert social followed. Twig 8 of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild planned the Ruth Lyons Show interpretive event for Feb 17 at the Presbyterian Church with several attendees.
West Columbia resident Jesse Hoschar died yesterday at Schalke Clinic in Mason after a stroke. Survived by brothers John and Frank Hoschar and Huge Sue Hoschar. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Point Pleasant Mission with Rev. Roscoe Thorne. Burial in Bay Cemetery, West Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay ward Harmon called on Mrs. Carl Davis at Holzer Hospital. Dayton couple Mr. and Mrs. David Graham announce a premature birth placed in an incubator. Lena Fern Painter is the mother. Don Judy from Gallipolis visited. Dr. Crace named to Gallia County Dairy Service board. attendees listed. Mrs. Wooldridge and Mrs. Marie Alexander milestones noted alongside hospital and social visits.
A meeting of the Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church has been opened due to illness. The session was planned for Friday evening but was postponed.
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