Community Festival of Sacred Song July 28 Planned
Underway for a community Festival of Sacred Song on July 28. Marian Bush, supervisor of music for Athens County Summer Recreation Program, will direct. Committee includes PTA presidents and local organization heads. A Morus choir will sing with solo performances by local singers. Songs likely include Nailed to the Crowd I Love to Tell the Story Brighten the Corner Where You Are and My Faith Looks Up to Thee.
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Ler
Athens County
Parents Teacher Association
L. C. Staats
Ray Lash
John Algeo
Ernest Gross
Wiliam H. Pierre
Floyd Hutchins
Mary Connett
Sherman Gilmore
Morus
Presbyterian Church Missionary Society Meets for Program
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at the church on Tuesday. Mrs. J. T. Merwin led a program paper on Review and Outlook of Presbyterian Missionaries, based on district meetings in Marietta. Mrs. Joseph Dewey spoke on impressions of missionaries in the Philippines, with Mrs. R. L. Morton presiding.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. T. Merwin
Marietta
Merwin
Joseph Dewey
Philippines
R. L. Morton
Society
Miller raises monthly pay for liquor store staff
P J W Miller director of the Department of Liquor Control increased monthly compensation by eight dollars for twenty five state liquor store managers clerks and cashiers in a move aimed at boosting staff morale and operations.
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Columnus
P—J. W. Miller
Department of Liquor Control
Scouts Plan Dad's Day Event at Camp Roton
Athens Girl Scouts prepare for Dad's Day at Camp Roton with a 5 30 supper hosted by daughters. Two Scouts Julia Coe and Jenny Lou Frame will be invested at the campfire. Attendance and camp plans are discussed, with reservations urged and fees noted.
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Camp Roton
Athens
Thor Olson
Julia Coe
Harold Coe
Jenny Lou Frame
Cora Frame
Lucille Swaim
Marjorie Wheaton
Margaret Myers
Ohio University
Lake Chute
Muskingum River
Area Camp Council
M. D. Hughes
South High Street
Visitors and Guests Dozens From Across States
Athens area social note lists Mr. De Mont Stevens of New York visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Reod as host. Cleveland visitors Mr. and Mrs. Evans Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth guest lists, plus Kilgill family journeys and campus moves.
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John Reod
Morris Avenue
de Mont Stevens
New York City
Stevens
The
Blue Pencil
E. W. McVay
Albany
E. H. McVay
Agnes
Billy
Wadsworth
H. D. McVay
Mary
Akron
Betty McVay
Albany High School
H. D. McCay
South High School
Mary Mc
Epworth League Rally Draws Crowd at Buchtel Church
At Buchtel M E Church on July 7 a large audience enjoyed group programs from visiting churches in the afternoon. Reverend Rothrock of Nelsonville gave the address. Evening services featured Rev G C Nutter, Reverend Green, an instrumental quartet, and piano accompaniment by Mrs Ray Richards. local leaders organized and promoted the event.
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Buchtel
Epworth League
Buchtel M. E
Rothrock
Nelsonville
G. C. Nutter
Reverend Green
Raymond Tennihill
Robert McCombs
Jimmy Petit
Albert McBride
Ray Richarda
Logan
W. Va
Goldie Turner
Ethel Day
Pauline Mason
Pauline Sayre
Enid Robson
Odd Fellows To Renew Ohio Lodge Newspaper
Department Council of Ohio Odd Fellows voted to renew publication of a newspaper for Ohio lodge members and to extend for another year a reduction in fees.
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ODD Fellows Mfet Wooster
Department Council of
Ohio
Odd Fellows
Ohio Lodge
State Liquor Enforcement Adds 18 Agents
The State Liquor Department's Enforcement Division expanded with 18 agents and led to 1 arrest and the seizure of 38 stills last week in Columbus.
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Columbus
State Liquor Department
Ohio University Summer Band Concert Enthralls 1500
A crowd of more than 1500 gathered in Memorial Auditorium for the Ohio University Summer Band concert directed by Professor Curtis W. Janssen. The program balanced standard classics with lively marches and folk tunes, showcasing the 30 musicians in white shirts and plans for outdoor performances and a West Side Community Sing next week.
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Ohio University
Curtis W. Janssen
Memorial Auditorium
Moszkowski
Rachmaninoff
Brahm
Broughton
Httle
West Side
Philathea Class Holds Picnic Supper At Mrs Dailey Home
The Philathea Class of the Christian Church held a picnic supper Tuesday at Mrs Cora Dailey's home 19 Arden Place with Mrs R J Kittle assisting. Sixteen members attended and the August meeting will be a Birch Hollow picnic on August 6 with friends invited.
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Philathea
The
Christian Church
Cora Dailey
Arden Place
Mrs Kerr and Mrs Covert Host Morning Bridge Event
Mrs Kerr and Mrs Covert entertained at five tables of bridge Tuesday morning at Mrs Kerr's home 35 West Washington Street. Play began at 10 oclock and was followed by a luncheon with summer flowers decorating the lunch table.
How to make sauerkraut in the can
A Messenger reader asks the Recipe Editor how to can sauerkraut after it is prepared. Readers with safe canning methods are invited to write or phone the Recipe Editor at 0244.
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Messenger
Wednesday Social Calendar Highlights Various Church Events
Dr W H Fowler concludes a review series at First Methodist Church tonight at 7 30. Pocaontas Lodge hosts bingo at Red Men’s Hall tonight at 7 30. Athens chapter of Business and Professional Women meets Thursday at 5 50 at the club rooms with a Cross cabin picnic near Albany. Disabled War Veterans meet Thursday at the American Legion Building. Martzolff Class at First Methodist meets Thursday 7 30 with devotions led by Mrs Viola Young and entertainment by Mrs W Worthman. Fourth quarterly conference Thursday 7 30 with Dr R O McClure speaking. Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles meets Thursday 7 30 at Eagles Hall.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Athens
Business and Profession
Cross Cabin
Albany
American Legion
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Chillicothe
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Roach At Hillcrest Inn
Ten guests attended a postnuptial luncheon given Tuesday by Miss Ellen Biddle honoring Mrs. Harry Wescott Roach, formerly Miss Helen Hedden. Pink roses formed the centerpiece with pastel nut cups and mints at Hillcrest Inn, one long sun porch table.
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Ellen Biddle
Harry Wescott Roach
Hillcrest Inn
Mrs. Roach
Miss Biddle
Lattice Porch Addition Highlights Mineral Home
Mineral residents report improvements as Mrs. Martha French home gains lattice front porch work by son Carl French. Visitors include Wanda French from Lima and Mrs. Carl French with son William returning from New York with Opal McWhorter. A series of visits and weekend trips involve families from Athens Meigs and Coolville with extended relatives and friends linked to several local households.
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Martha French
Carl French
Wanda
Lima
William
New York
Opal McWhorter
Everett Carmen
Harry Efaw
Hockingport
J. P. Emish
C. F. Emish
Denny Rowland
William Downard
Jessie Drake
Helen
Athens
C. V. Hester
Waterloo State Forest
Millfield Nine Defeats Stewart 5-0 in Baseball Clash
Millfield defeated Stewart 5-0 at Millfield baseball park on Sunday. Kollister pitched well for Millfield allowing only two runs while striking out one Stewart batter. Rankin and Kollister led Millfield with two runs each and Patton and P Dougherty added extra bases. Stewart’s Brill and Oliver had one hit each. Millfield seeks additional summer games and invites contact to Clarence Sisson.
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Millfield
Stewart
Kollister
Brill
Rankin
Oliver
Patton
P. Dougherty
Clarence Sisson
Community Ice Cream Social Draws 400 At M. E. Church
A lawn festival and ice cream social hosted by the Church Cabinet and Ep worth League at the Fow ler home attracted more than 400 people. Pineapple ice and gallons of custard topped with various cakes were served, with Mrs. Copeland supervising the cakes and Miss Haller directing waitresses.
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Church Cabinet
Epworth League
Mra
W. H. Fowler
W. EK. Clark
Cabinet
Springfield Protest Over Transient Camp at George Rogers Clark Park
Several hundred residents protested the establishment of a transient camp at George Rogers Clark Park. They signed petitions opposing the project.
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Springfield
George Rogers Clark Park
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