Glouster Garden Club Holds Meeting At Bingmans
Glouster Garden Club met at the Bingman home on Main Street with Mrs. E. S. Bingman and Mrs. Thomas Reese hosting. Fourteen members attended, prayers and songs marked the gathering.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1957
Page
7
Glouster Garden Club met at the Bingman home on Main Street with Mrs. E. S. Bingman and Mrs. Thomas Reese hosting. Fourteen members attended, prayers and songs marked the gathering.
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ met Wednesday evening at the Corwin home on Madison Street. Mrs. Wilbur Balderson Sr. presided over the business meeting and Mrs. C E Williams directed the program on Prayer with Mrs. Bess Renshaw participating.
A joint gathering of the four Jacksonville charge churches to honor the pastor departing for military service will be held Sunday Feb 24 instead of Feb 25. A potluck dinner will follow the meeting.
The Trimble Township group meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Grange Hall Trimble for a Personal Care program. Mrs Virginia Hanning of Athens leads a Beauty Clinic and attendees should bring a towel mirror comb and brush.
The Catholic Ladies Study Club will gather this evening in the church hall for a regular session. Members are reminded to bring materials for the discussion and participate in the planned activities.
Philadelphia report shows the 16 member commission completed its inspection of two United States mints. They found 216,655,100 dimes from 1956 all correct thickness along with 76,478,500 quarters and 4,032,000 half dollars.
Kenneth Skinner, a patient at Veterans Hospital Cincinnati, was flown to Chicago for specialized care. He is now at Veterans Hospital Chicago located at 333 E. Huran Street Ward 13 West.
Mr and Mrs James Cox and Miss Margaret Williams of Athens along with Mr and Mrs William Potter of Columbus recently visited with Mrs J L Cavanaugh and Mrs Blanche Potter. Numerous relatives from Columbus Wellston Logan and McArthur were noted visiting and hosting friends and family over weekends and Sundays.
Glouster Lewis J. Mesaros, 81, died Monday evening at his Spring Street home after a long illness. Survived by wife Catherine two sons Joseph and William of Glouster four daughters Catherine Sabo Beatrice Molnar Ethel Kollar and Margaret Grubbs 24 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Two sons and two daughters preceded him in death. Calling hours set after 4 p.m. Tuesday at his residence. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Norbert W. Johnston funeral home.
Mr and Mrs Tom Galvin of Nelsonville visited Mr and Mrs Joe Galvin on Sunday. Afternoon guests included Mrs Jane Linigar and her children Pam and Jeff. Mrs Mary Louise Leffler of Columbus underwent surgery on Thursday February 14 at Grant Hospital. Mrs W V Sprague and daughter Mrs William Whaley visited her in Grant Hospital in Columbus.
Chauncey Church of Christ women meet with Mrs. Eldon Skinner. Mrs. Willard Simonton presides as president. Committees named include cards, flowers, program, devotions, and anniversary decorating. Next meeting is anniversary pot luck at the Parish House. Members and guests from Chauncey and nearby towns attend.
An at home treatment claim for piles introduces stainless Pazo as a fast acting remedy. It advertises internal and external relief, non staining ointment and suppositories, and claims medically proven ingredients including Triolyte from Grove Laboratories. The promotion urges purchase at druggists with a money back promise.
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