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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
7
Churches announce a series of open air and indoor services for the Golden Jubilee Crusade. Weekend schedule includes Friday night 7 p.m. open air with Roots of Bitterness, Sunday Holiness at 10 a.m., Sunday School 2:30 p.m., Young People 6 p.m., and Salvation 7:30 p.m. Monday Girl Guards, Tuesday Young People, Thursday League and Boys Club with Captain and Mrs Benton in charge.
The church outlines a 10:15 morning Bible School led by superintendent I Richey with Mrs Malvina La Favor and Miss Augusta Morse both over 90 taking part. A 7:00 p m evening service includes a sermon by the pastor. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 with Miss Velma Staneart as leader.
Ira P Day presides with G W Pierce as choir director and Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School 9 15 worship 10 30 with Rev Dr J R Parker sermon. Evening Junior League 5 36 Senior League 6 00 Parker to address youth. Services nightly with music and solos.
State and Carpenter Streets lists Rev. E L Pielow as rector Elizabeth Denner is student secretary Quinquagesima observed with church school at 9 15 a m Holy Communion and Sermon at 9 30 a m
The Methodist Protestant Church on Richland Avenue lists J. L. Cartwright as pastor. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m with Herman Secoy as superintendent. Worship at 10 30 a m. Prayer service at 7 15 p m and Wednesday service at 7 15 p m.
New Marshfield announces Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. with G N Sidders as superintendent Prayer service at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 15 p m all in the church schedule for the day
Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m with the church service at 10 30 a m A mid week prayer meeting is held each Wednesday evening at Chauncey Church for parishioners and residents.
Sunday School at 9. Epworth League at 6 30 p m Church service at 7 p m Revival meeting with Rev Paul Kemper of Glouster begins at 7 p m and continues through the evening.
Albany Sunday School 9 15 a m led by E H Lasch superintendent. Morning worship 10 15 a m Town House preaching 2 30 p m Temple evening preaching 7 30. Hebbardsville Sunday School 9 30 a m Frank Davis superintendent Epworth League 7 p m Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday March 6.
Linton Mattox pastor at Canaonville Church conducts 9 00 a m service with 10 00 a m Sunday School led by Jesse B Poston Superintendent Stewart Church holds 10 30 a m sermon and 9 30 a m Sunday School led by S J Biddison Bethany Church preaches at 2 30 p m with 1 30 p m Sunday School led by Mrs Job Moore Guysville Church hosts a special Young People service led by Mrs Mattox at 6 50 p m with 9 30 a m Sunday School led by P G Chapman Superintendent Choir practice of the period referenced.
Revival services held every evening except Monday at 7:30. Sunday School at 1:30 p.m. Olive Morrison serves as superintendent.
Andrew M. Taylor ministers the Amesville church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m C O Gibson superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 am sermon subject Gain or Lose Union services at 7 30 pm at the Methodist Church Rev Mr McCormack preacher
Oliver Bryson serves as superintendent for the New England Presbyterian Sunday School to meet at 9 30 a m with no morning church service.
A church notices weekly activities including Sunday School at 9 AM and Christian Endeavor at 6 PM each Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings at 7 PM. Regular services each morning and evening feature topics such as Why Worry and Missionary Day Program on March 2, Just God And I, Mortgaging The Future, Meeting Our Opportunities, Gospel Of Lost Things, My Inheritance, There Go The Ships, Evening Glories, and a Special Missionary Day. An all music program closes March 80 with Mrs Myrtle Wilson leading.
A Corning pastor was named delegate to the United Brethren nomination in Dayton and appointed Adult Director of Christian Education for the South East Ohio Conference. He plans a visit to his mother and brother near Dayton and will return to Corning on Saturday.
Joel H. Webb is minister with services at Redtown Free Methodist Church Athens Ohio on Lord's Day Bible School 9 00 a m prayer and class meeting 10 00 a m preaching by W B Pruden 7 15 p m Wednesday preaching by pastor 7 15 p m Residence 16 Campbell Street Athens Ohio
The Board of County Commissioners of Licking County files a suit against the Athens County Board to recover 196.05 for caring for and furnishing medical treatment to Nina Smith of Bern Township while in Licking County in October 1928. Smith allegedly refused to pay the costs.
Judgment for 262.56 dollars on a promissory note allowed against R. L. Friley. James S. Day and C. Staneart, partners doing business as Athens Implement Company, filed the suit.
The probate court orders transfers of Rhoda Augustine real estate to the Augustine heirs Allen Clifford and Raymond. Thomas A. RofYan is to be placed at the Ohio Institute for Feeble minded. PF Wallace may accept 630 toward a 950 claim for Frank Melligan. Francia Tipple Tippie estate to sell real estate. Appraisers H G Householder Reno Clutter and C H Willame named. Chutes estate appraised under 5000. Ivan Bond to file inventory.
Eugene Dvans 21 a Nelsonville factory worker and Mamie Woodrum 16 of Nelsonville are linked in a home situation. Headley KR Stahl 41 a Glouster laborer and Edith H Hook 21 of Oakdale appear in a separate pairing.
The final account of F G Webber and D W Forrest as administrators is filed detailing estate receipts and disbursements. The report records assets, charges against the estate, and a balancing cash balance, with dates and administrator signatures.
Philadelphia February 28 A Major find by the University of Pennsylvania Museum expedition at Meydum reveals one of the largest coffin collections ever unearthed in Egypt. Coffins range from 2200 to 4900 years old containing mummies with rare amulets beads and pendants. Eight chambers radiate from the pit with five stacked ceiling high. A day and night guard is set to protect the site during removal.
Several Pittsburgh coal companies reached a merger agreement to form a centralized selling agency. The deal targets marketing an annual coal tonnage exceeding 7,500,6400 tons.
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