Grass Family and Ruth Carsey Stay at Bradury Home
Mr and Mrs William Grass and family and Mrs Ruth Carsey of eight have been at their Brad ury home.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
6
Mr and Mrs William Grass and family and Mrs Ruth Carsey of eight have been at their Brad ury home.
Meigs and Gallia singing groups performed hymns and spirituals in Heath Methodist Church Middleport and Federated Church Pomeroy to raise funds for Gallia Meigs Gideon Society. A free will offering supported buying New Testaments and Bibles distributed in schools, hospitals, jails and students rooms at Rio Grande College.
Meigs County transfers list multiple parcel sales and owners. Eva V. to Phil Williamson. Perry Riggs and Anna Locke to Evelyn Locke. Elijah and Olive Estep to Bertha Grounds for 34 acres. Beibel to Pom eroy Motor Co.. Cora Cook Stuart to Robert Rawlings for 75 acres Middleport. Pigot and Johnson to Riley Pigot for 24.50 acres Olive. A D and Anna Tuttle to Wolfe for 1.25 acres Chester. Buck guardians to Anna Buck parcels Salisbury. Anna Buck to Whittingtons for 4 acres Salisbury.
Mrs Martha McManaway entertained relatives including her daughter Mrs John Stark of Louisville and granddaughter Mrs H R Winter of Hoisington Kansas. Families and friends visited Hamden homes. several travelers returned to and from Columbus and New York with notes on hospital visits and property transactions.
Pomeroy mayor D A Canaday urged the resignations of council members absent from two special meetings at city hall on June 28 and 29. He cited lack of attendance and pledged another meeting for June 30 to address important business. He praised Elbert Robinson for his punctual attendance while noting Sidney Spencer’s excuse for illness.
Jane Howell Tent 95 of the Daughters of Union Veterans met at Mrs. John Chase home on Wehe Terrace Monday evening. Miss Marie Miller presided at the business meeting. Twelve members and three guests attended. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs John Woodrum and daughter Parnella of Cincinnati visit several gays with Mr and Mrs George Hochsetter Janet Struble daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Struble visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Otho Isles Logan for weeks Mrs Herman Hoffner Mrs Ho bart Dillon and Mrs Louis Reiher visit Sunday with Mrs Ben Elberfeld of Harrisonville Pond who is reported improving from a recent illness
This evening members of First Presbyterian Church and families will gather on the church lawn for the annual picnic weather permitting. Sponsored by The Women's Association, the event continues a long church tradition.
Meigs Pomona Grange decides to hold the next meeting at the Columbia School Building on July 2 at 8 p m. A program will be presented and pictures shown by the Pomona lecturer Mrs Pauline Haskins. The Laurel Grange will entertain.
Mr and Mrs J F E Wilson with son Roy and daughter Jo Ann return from a month long motor trip through the West They visited Yellowstone National Park the Badlands North Dakota Boys Town Rocky Mountains and Lake Michigan In Dayton Washington they stayed with their son and daughter in law Harland and Gary Wilson They reside on Beech Street in the former Willock home.
Twenty eight graduates of Sacred Heart School in Pomeroy formed the Alumni Association with Paul Casci as president and officers including Berna dine Meier Rita Duffy and Betty Ohlinger. An executive committee was elected and plans underway for a August 8 banquet in the decorated auditorium. Notices requested from former members to the Sacred Heart rectory. Official name: The Pomeroy Sacred Heart School Alumni Association.
Mrs. M. J. McCarty and her aunt Mrs. Maria Cavin returned Monday evening from a month long visit with relatives in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. They stayed with Cavin family members in Tullytown and Penns Grove and celebrated Mrs. Cavin’s 84th birthday while away. They also visited Morrisville with George Patterson as hosts.
Mr and Mrs John Blaettnar and Mr and Mrs Fred Blaettnar with daughter Nancy visited Athens Sunday to hear the Ohio University Clinic Band concert. John William Blaettnar, son of the Blaettnars, who had been attending the clinic, accompanied them back home.
A heavy rain storm and lashing wind struck Middletown last night causing damage and power outages. Local authorities reported downed branches and scattered debris as residents assess impacts.
Rehearsal for the marriage of Miss Jane Owen and Mr. John E. Bowman will be Friday at 8 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony takes place Saturday at 2 30 p m with Dr Homer G McMillen officiating and a nuptial music program led by Mrs Lillian Stieff and others.
Miss Ruth Entsminger RN a lieutenant in the U S Army Nurse Corps has returned from Chicago where she attended a reunion of officers stationed at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia during the war She was the guest of friends while spending a week in Chicago.
The Evangeline Club will meet Thursday evening following Evangeline Chapter CES in a gathering chaired by Mrs. Dea Hayes who leads the hostess committee.
Joan LeMay daughter of Mrs Skinner LeMay and Alan LeMay married Wilbur Clark Newlove in a June first ceremony in San Diego California. The rite was performed by Dr A C V Skinner former pastor and her paternal grandfather Mr LeMay gave her in marriage.
Dinner guests Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henson and son Charles of Charleston at Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Meadows. The Mills Bros. Circus drew them to town. Various families, trips to Cleveland for William Lowe and an Eagle convention, Lake Hope visits by Victor Hannahs, and Richard Koehler’s corporal status in the British Guiana station noted among local social updates. Andrew Harris returned from Philadelphia for GOP events as others hosted relatives from Cabins Creek, Saginaw, Bay City, and Leipsic.
Middleport businesses closed this afternoon for the funeral of C B Smith 83 a retired businessman and director of The Citizens National Bank. First Presbyterian Church was filled with friends and relatives as Dr Homer G McMillen led the service with floral baskets from business associates. Pallbearers included William Allman T A May J H Grant Jack Bechtel Al Barnhart and Frank Cheesebrew with attendees from Glou ster Lawrence McMaster Zelinople Pa Mrs Hattie Smith and daughter Mary Adailene Columbus Dr and Mrs Eastman Logan Mrs Charlotte Dixon Toronto Canada Robert Grueser Charles Edlen William Smith Parkersburg Mr and Mrs Robert McMaster Gallipolis.
Piano pupils of Mercedes Condon presented in a recital reception at her Mulberry Avenue home. Participants included Una Gearhart Mary Beards Dorothy Leonard Helen Grueser Sue Jean Raub Bernice Sheridan Mary Stace Dorothy Pullins Joan Conway Jo Anne Gilmore and Jimmy Welker. Mrs Robert Hartley assisted.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home in Middleport for Albert Logan who was killed Saturday night when struck by a motorist on a highway near Gallipolis airport. Interment followed at Middleport Hill Cemetery, with pallbearers Del Fife, Harold Hanson, Edward French, Thomas Eblin, George Logan, Silver Ridge, W. E. Hardy, and Warren. Attending were Mr and Mrs W E Harden of Warren, Mr and Mrs Homer Logan of Athens, Thomas Eblin, Mr and Mrs Delno Bretz of Athens, and Mrs Callie Logan of Flora.
Twin City Shrine Club will meet Thursday at the Zerkle Transfer Co. Fred Russell, president, will report on The Mills Brothers Circus sponsored by the club.
Robert L. Sharp received recognition for 38 years with The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. He was given a three-star pin at a banquet held at the Eagles Hall in Lancaster. E. W. Bailey, an official of the company, presented the award.
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