Birth Announced for Couple’s New Arrival
Mr and Mrs nee announce the birth on Thursday January 4 1951 of a child. Details on the event are brief and focus on the announcement itself.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
7
Mr and Mrs nee announce the birth on Thursday January 4 1951 of a child. Details on the event are brief and focus on the announcement itself.
Logan plans a January 27 fundraiser dance to benefit the March of Dimes. Local organizers from the Chamber of Commerce promote the event as a community effort to support maternal and child health with proceeds going to the national campaign.
The article reports the hiring of a man and a woman as teachers in the Logan area. It notes new positions in science and other subjects, with references to local officials and school routing routes. The readable text mentions Mildred and Charles as linked names in staffing changes.
County auditor's office announces dog license deadlines and fees. Licenses cost one dollar for male or female dogs aged under one year. renewal or purchase instructions follow for residents.
Plans are formed to organize a county women chorus led by Mrs Richard Farmer. The group will be active year round with director Tre Merting. A meeting is scheduled for 1:30 in the courthouse with special notes by Van Fossan.
Charles Bradfield correspondent for The Messenger has been confined to University Hospital in Columbus for the past week where he will undergo major surgery Friday.
Members of the United Brethren church circle gathered for a program of reading poems and songs. Mrs Otus Iles presided at the business meeting and welcomed guests including Mrs James Hutchinson and Mrs Spence. Dr Daniel Poling read faith essays while Ions Spence led prayer and the group sang Up Thou Thee before closing with refreshments.
Kiwanis members hear reports on conservation education and community service. The program list includes Nowells, Diller, Graham, Patchen, Rusa ning, Shaw, Sherwood, Cleon, Polk, Goldsberry, Wenn, Cottriss, Kend chuckwagon, Brown, SleFheron, Rimelspacs, ribdle, Weber, and others. Socializing follows with Mr and Mrs Walker Pras ther and L A Riggs among attendees.
Funeral services for Daniel B Lemon 76 former Logan resident were held yesterday in Riverside Hospital Toledo. Roberts funeral home is handling arrangements. Surviving are daughter Mrs Elmer Engle Toledo son Dr George Lemon near Toledo and sister Mrs Lile Morton Columbus. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Chauncey area churches of Christ prepare for a large turnout at the County Men's Brotherhood meeting in the Athens Christian Church next Thursday at 7 30 pm. The event targets laymen only and was to include women and young people in initial plans. Also, mourners from Chauncey and Milfield attended Dow Sanders’s funeral in Hebbardsville Monday.
Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of Portsmouth hosted Christmas guests including Mrs Stahl’s mother Mrs Lueila Stahl. Henry Corn of Marion visited Mr and Mrs C F Hill. Mr and Mrs Eee Eysell visited Mr and Mrs Everett Cardwell at Vinton. Pearl Barker hosted guests over the weekend and New Year with Eugene Alkire Hugh Ferguson Herman Kaspar and Cedric Parker at Wright Patterson Dayton. Everett Tracy of Bull Run visited Mr and Mrs C F Hill. Wyatt Schaefer and Mrs Schaefer spent a weekend with her parents Alt Vernon. Norman Schaeffer and Ethyl Lowery of Columbus spent a weekend with relatives here. Anna Dill of Kerri Run visited her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith and Mrs Pearl Parker.
The narrative lists numerous Prattsville and nearby residents visiting relatives and hosting guests including Faith Zimmer Columbus, Elmer Whitlatch Crooksville, Ed Woitaten, Mrs J W West, Frank Hayes Mrc Arthur, Howard Townsend Carpenter, Edith Hoffman Allensville, Gerry and Brenda Daugherty McaArthur, Edna Dearth, Vivian Martin, Hughie Allen, H F Dearth family and Don Sims Creola. It also notes Miss Bana Dearth and mentions U S life insurance as a main capital source for railroads utilities and corporations.
Chaumcey Bemrs reports a proposed four-church parish in Valley. The plan lists St John and a shared center with Brandenbe Church of God and other congregations. Details indicate restructuring of worship, cooperation on services, and potential mergers to serve local families.
Chauncey personal ad notes dinner guests for New Years including Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Figgins of Nelsonville and C. H. Qaurtney with several names connected to Worthi Columbus and nearby areas.
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