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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
5
Local churches report Sunday school times and morning worship across Nelsonville and nearby towns. Notable speakers include Rev. T G Faulconer and Dr F M Wentz with varied youth programs and midweek activities.
Urges Provo tablets for arthritis relief with Vitamin C claimed to support joint tissue elasticity. Offers 150 tablet bottle at 2.75 and 225 tablet size at 4.00, with refund option if not satisfied and promotion from Posters Pharmacy Nelsonville.
Nelsonville Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and Explorers will attend church services at the Fort Street Christian Church Sunday morning to observe the 48th Anniversary of the Boy Scout Movement. Services begin at 10 30 and scouts should assemble at 10 20 with uniformed units seated together.
The Delia Lewis Circle hosts a chicken dinner with a social and parcel post sale in Nelsonville. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. with activities at 7 30 p.m. Sloppy Joes cupcakes and candy will be sold. Contacts for home delivery include Edith Walker. Open to the public.
Nelsonville native Mrs. Guy D. Ridenour died in Columbus Monday evening. Funeral services and burial were held there today. She was the cousin of Mrs. Frank Lowry of Athens.
Nelsonville circle discusses rummage sale for March 8 in Lawson Building across from Kroger. 14 members present plan WSCS hosting March meeting with Dr Harold Cashman speaker and Guest circles from Carbon Hill, Murray City, and Buchtel. Twilighters to sing at VFW Valentine Dance tonight at 9 p.m. volunteers sought for article pickups.
Twig Four of Mount St Mary Hospital Guild will meet Monday at 7 p m in the Health Center. Hostesses are Mrs. Alice Kelso and Mrs. Neal Kyle.
The Boys of the Presbyterian Church, led by the Rev. John Lloyd Evans, will visit Cedar Falls and Ash Cave to view ice formations Saturday at 10 a m. They depart from the parsonage.
Mrs Eva Davis hosted Circle Two WSCS of the First Methodist Church meeting Monday. Circle leader Mrs Margaret Tomlinson presided. Devotions and program were led by Mrs Margie Stalder and Mrs Harriett Hickman. Plans were made to continue neighborhood bake sale in February and to hold a rummage sale in March.
Mount St Mary Hospital reports admissions including Landin Bentley Union Furnace and Miss Christina Poling Nelsonville Route 1 while discharges include Mrs Don Anderson Chauncey and son. Other listed patients include Mrs Bessie Burns Gloucester and Raymond Burt Nelsonville.
Two Bowling teams from Nelsonville travel to Cleveland for the Women’s IBC State Tournament. The Mechem and Brook’s Shoe squads will compete in team, doubles, and singles events at the Statler Hotel, returning Sunday night. Team members include Martha Friedrich, Lillian Haffner, Katie Mechem, Betty Butts, Dorothy Barber, Mary Kuhn, Wilda Figgins, Evelyn Kimble, Norma Matheny, Catherine Herrold, and Dorothy Shearer.
Final rites for Mrs Charles Cook 63 who died Thursday will be Saturday at 1 p m at her Zaleski home with burial at Green Lawn cemetery in Nelsonville She was born in Nelsonville and was formerly Freda Kepler Survivors include sister Mrs Ed Butterworth of Nelsonville and brothers Robert Kepler of Lancaster and Pearl Kepler of Nelsonville.
A medical Q and A covers determining an unborn child’s sex, colostomy basics, Morton's toe treatment, alcohol’s role in spastic colon, and preventing falls in an elderly patient. It notes limits of sex selection, defines colostomy, and advises supportive care and orthopedic consultation.
Tomorrow brings favorable influence on work and personal matters with good progress in goals. Those in professions may find early afternoon inspiring and a birthday person could boost job and money, with late June or early July bringing recognition. June to September supports domestic life travel and performance. avoid tension in October and extravagance in November and December. A child born this day may excel in journalism or related fields.
Lee Rutherford of Carbondale 37 forfeited a 20 bond after failing to appear in Municipal Court on a State Highway Patrol speeding charge. He allegedly drove 70 mph in a 50 mph zone.
Francis C. Malone of Columbus faced charges in Nelsonville Mayor Robert Auflicks court this week for using ob and related offenses. The brief report notes two counts and pending arraignment.
A court found the defendant guilty in a taxicab fraud case with a $10 fine and costs on the first count and $5 plus costs on the second count.
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