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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1952
Page
6
GLOUSTER The WSCS of Trimble Methodist Church met at Mrs. Edythe Wolfe’s home. President Mrs. Georgia Sayre led prayer and a worship service titled I Will Give You Rest. The program included Let Courage Rise With Danger and The Life of Washington read by Miss Merle Danford. A silent auction was planned for the next meeting at Miss Danford’s home. Hostess and guests shared lunch.
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening in Jacksonville Odd Fellows Hall with Lena Bratka in charge and winning the mystery prize. Readings included Ode to Washington and Things Washington Never Saw Nor Used with other members present. The next meeting will be at the home of Electa Grimm.
Multiple probate notices appointing executors and executrices for estates in Athens County Ohio. Includes Lee D. Glass, Lewis V. Maynard, Clyde H. Maynard, Grace M Stickney, and Bertha F Stickney. Also public notice in Common Pleas Court regarding Nell Duke and related real estate estate dispute with instruction to answer by April 12, 1952.
In the South the Democratic label remains dominant despite talk of a Republican boom. Republicans lack the ground organization, funds, and leadership for a two party fight at precints and courthouses, with exceptions in Florida, Tennessee, Virginia, Louisiana, and North Carolina. The Eisenhower movement boosts Republican hopes, provoking clashes with old guard Taft supporters over party control.
Mrs Florence Moore age 74 died Saturday after a long illness. Born in Perry County she was survived by her son Carl and brother John Dew. Funeral services were held at John S Blower funeral home at 1 p m with Rev Joe McDonald presiding burial in Dew Cemetery Glendale route 1headlines
A Father and Son banquet at Bishopville Lodge 470 F and AM drew good attendance. Joe Williams awarded Elton Campbell a 35 year pin and Charles Gardner a 40 year pin. Miles Hoon, guest speaker, compared Mason attendance and interests in the past and present, noting more distractions today.
Mrs Isaac Vaugh an of Trimble spends two weeks in Nashville visiting her family including Dorothy Vaughan who works there. H E Pettit of Crooksville visits Trimble. George Grandy and Virginia Locke of Columbus call on local residents. John Bryon and daughters return to Columbus after visiting relatives here. John Price and Mrs Jonn Dyer accompany. Esta Cunningham A Cunningham and Raymond Cunningham return to Glouster from Columbus after funeral in Columbus. S A Cunningham injured in a single vehicle accident near Chauncey. car damaged and he remains bedfast while improving.
Thomas C. Sanborn 35759589 left Friday for Fort Knox Kentucky for reassignment after a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Sanborn Glouster Route 1 M Sat. He served six years in Germany prior to his homecoming and saw World War II service.
A detailed report of Herschel P. Nunn's Christian Science lecture in Athens. It covers oneness with God, divine Principle, the concept of reflection, and salvation as present recognition of true selfhood. The talk cites Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health, and related Christian Science figures and excerpts.
A national chest physicians group warned that the new anti tuberculosis drug Rimifon or Nydrazid should not be used routinely in new TB cases until more is known. They noted early patient improvements but said its role alongside current treatments remains unproven and experimental.
A county auditor’s representative will be at The Glouster Community Bank during banking hours on Tuesday to help with personal property returns for county taxes. He will not assist with personal income tax reports as previously stated in Sundays Messenger.
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