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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1958
Page
4
Furled Wings and Faith Unite for Godly Unity
The column blends a poem about unfolding wings with a roundup of church services across many local denominations. It urges churches to shed separations and join in unity, citing examples of conflict on farms and among sects, with a long list of Sunday schedules for area congregations and pastors.
Perseverance Pays Ouf For Findlay Teenagers
Findlay high school students formed the Teen Council to raise funds for a teen social center. They secured about 14 000 dollars with help from unions and local donors. A site near the Hancock County Courthouse was purchased and a 50 by 100 foot building to be named The Anchor will open after next fall with a 50 cent initiation fee and 3 dollar annual dues. Adult supervision will be provided to ensure the center does not become a nuisance. Membership is limited to current high school students and graduates cannot join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
YMCA
Teen Council
Hancock County
Pisa Tower Lean Increases Slightly Alarm City Fathers
Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa tilts another inch and a half toward topple risk. Scientists report the structure now leans about 14 feet out of plumb, roughly 1% more than last year, prompting calls for intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HELPI
Italy
Pisa
Carpenter Social Notes From Ohio Community Circles
Local social notes record visits among the McCallies Jordan Starkey and Gillogly families. Liners include Ann Arbor visitors, Columbus guests, Nelsonville hosts, and a 4 H Camp attendance at Canters Cave. The column closes with a Psalm blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Max McCallie
Jerri
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mendal Jordan
Melva Faye
Walter
Eddie
Vernon Perry
Columbus
Perry
M. E. Perry
Melva Faye Jordan
Canters’ Cave
Sara Rutherford
Galene
Faye Jordan
Fern Gillogly
Ralph Frazier
Gallipolis
J. E. Starkey
Ohio State Grange
Ruth Jacks
Medina County
Donald Jones
Nelsonville
Drug Store First Quick’s Of Course Phone 12
The brief notes a drug store named Quick’s Of Course, with a listed phone number 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick
Standardizing Greeting Card Size Aims to End Mailman Headaches
The Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association urged standard greeting card dimensions at its four day Columbus convention. They say odd sizes complicate handling and delivery and seek uniform measurements across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
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Don D. Tullis
Mr. LaGrippe
Browning
James Lee
Satisfaction
World Fellowship
Church OF the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Pitt S. Willand
First Baptist
Fisher
Charles E. Magruder
Kilvert
Church OF God
L. A. Robinson
L. M. Kimmey
Whites Chapel Wesleyan
Roy E. Deeter
Grahams Chapel
Bible Christian
Leslie Buck
Athens
Pilgrim Holiness
R. W. Ives
Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath School
Robert G. Collar
First Church OF God
Clifford R. Corns
First Church OF the Nazarene
Lester Stanley
NYPS
Wingrove Ives
C. L. Wooten
Joe B. Maffett
MT. Zion Missionary Baptist
First Methodist
Commission On Education
WSG
Sabina
John G. Koontz
Shade-Poston
SHADE
Poston
Herbert Harris
Franklin Upthegrove
William Strickland
Christian Science
Jesus Christ
New Marshfield
Duane Saylor
Strouds Run
George Halbert
Amesville
New England
Carthage
James Frazer
Apostolic Lighthouse
John Pollard
Albany Baptist Sunday School
Howard Hein
Angels Ridge Pilgrim Holiness
Charles Gaston
First Presbyterian
Howard L. Weir
Marietta
Roger M. Rice, Jr
ST. Paul’s
Jan B. Kish
V.F
Christ Lutheran
Wittenberg College
Austin F. Shell
Jehovah's Witnesses
Central Ave. Methodist
Ralph Straw
James C. Charnley
United Brethren Church
Ohio Ave
Athens, Ohio
First Baptist Church
E. State ST
Chas. E. Magruder
Hocking St. Athens
Clifford RE
Corns
Ralph Leach
THE
Church For All
ALL
Luke
Timothy
Church
Kewler Adv
Sermec
Strasburg, Ba
Athens and
Athens County Ministers Association
the Bank of Athens National Banking Association
Ambassador Laundries Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Howard E. Parsons
Carpenter St
Bridgwater Machine Co
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
Buck Auto Supply
Complete Tire Service
van Dyke's
Buckeye Cafeteria
Court St
Brown's
Pure Oil Service
Clines Plumbing & Electrical Co
Sales & Service
Richland Ave
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Hens, Ohio
Clyse
Cunningham TV & Radio Service
Congress Athens
Vblie
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Car Rad Bakery
Jean Dupler
Dover Cleaners
Converse Chauncey
Economy Cab Co
Frank
Clover Farm
Chestnut
Goldsberry & Swain
Sobie Distributors
Henry's
Texaco
Chauncey
Bob Hess
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Hillcrest Rest Home
Mrs
Harold Kimes
Houck & van Dyke, Inc. Insurance
Huffman Transportation Service
Jackson's Grocery
Meats — Nations
Chauncey, Ohio
Jimmy
Union
Lamborn
Darrel Tom and
Francis Fuller
LeMoyne
Glouster
Milldeck's
S. Court St
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
G. F. Pincelli Co. Construction and Explosives
Jeffrey
Buick Co
Buick
Cadillac
Opel
Bardin Bros. Lumber, Inc
Lincoln Athens, Ohio
Reeder’s Bottled Gas, Inc
Morrison-Brown Hill PLC
Ray Riggs, Inc
Lincoln
Mercury
Able
Royal McBee Corporation
Stanley's Shoe Store
Steppes Beauty Salon
South Court
Stout Farm Supply
Monte Davis
Sutton's Pure Oil
West Roofing Co
Lancaster
Whitmore's Greenhouses
Rowte
Bob Ziegler
W. Caton and
Shafer Streets
Athens, Oble
S.S
Church of the Nazarene
the Plains
A. E. Beckwith
Clarence Rutter
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