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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1946

Page

8

Sunday Services Announced for Trimble

Glouster Methodist Church plans Church School at 9 30 with C A Bingman as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 features Rev Eugene Brown on Self Denial. Youth Fellowship at 6 and Evening service at 7 with Servants of His. Other churches schedule Bible School 9 30, communion at 10, and sermons by visiting ministers.

Glouster Eugene Brown Brown Glouster Church of Christ Bible School Delmar Gladden Miles Hoon New Marshfield Solunlor Y.p.s.ce Wiley Harris First Baptist Church A. G. Freeman Ironton First Baptist Missionary Society Rosa Williams Bishopville Church of Christ Millard Easler Chauncey Morristown Holiness Church Ray Pidcock Myrtle Simpson Pidcock Pigrim Carbondale Monette Ednaugh Son High St

Circle Elects Officers at Oakdale Friendship Circle

GLOUSTER The Oakdale Friendship Circle held its March meeting at Virginia Moore's home. Officers elected for the year: Lillian Nott presidentGeneva Jewell vice presidentPhyllis Brunton secretaryRose Love treasurerIan Jewell flower fund. A gift was given to outgoing president Leta Rankin. Lunch was served to members and guests. next meeting at Anna Brunton's home with Anna Brunton co host.

Glouster Oakdale Friendship Circle Virginia Moore Leta Rankin Red Cross Lillian Nott Geneva Jewell Phyllis Brunton Afr Rose Love Ian Jewell Geneva Jew Faye Nott Geneva Hewes Gertrude Jewell Rosa Love Mae Losey Sara McClean Ee ‘da Burris Georgia Barnes Leta Wiestfalls Annie Brunton Anna Mae Brunton Zenith Jewell Louise Buchanan Minnie Shaw Mary Love Barbara Love Harold McGee Vi Shaw Lindar Shaw Johnnie Moore Anna Brunton

Rich Loaf Bowlers Beat Jonas Insurance Night Victory

Rich Loaf bowlers defeated Jonas Insurance at Hemsleys on Wednesday. They won the series second and third games 672 to 634 and 722 to 619 after losing the first 679 to 619. Top scorers were Jack 474 Lent 442 Wilcox 396 Warren 341 for Rich Loaf totaling 2013. Jonas Insurance led by Fred Hemsley 481 Steve Banfield 387 Cliff Bryan 371 Chris 323 for 1932.

Glouster Rich Loaf Jonas Insurance Hemsleys Jack Rich Leaf Lent Wilcox Warren Fred Hemsley Steve Banfield Cliff Bryan Chris

Thea Chapter Holds Initiation Ceremonies

GLOUSTER Thea Chapter 8 met in Masonic Hall for initiation ceremonies. Memorial services honored Mrs. Mary Hawk, past matron. Worthy Matron Mrs. Glenna Reese recited a memorial, and Miss Frances Thomas with Mrs. Mary Binder assisted in draping the charter. Isabel Vernon and Dorothy Howard sang a hymn. Ian Keller, deputy grand matron of Sunflower Chapter district 27, attended with Marwthat Benedict and Corning Chapter guests.

Glouster Thea Masonic Hall Mary Hawk Glenna Reese Frances Thomas Mary Binderoasin Isabel Vernon Dorothy Howard Ian Keller Sunflower Chapter District No. 27 Marwthat Benedict Corning

Alfred Jewell Dies At Home Thursday

Aildred Jewell aged 44 died at his home Thursday morning after a long illness. He is survived by wife Maggie Jewell two sons Charles and Robert and a daughter Mrs Jack Russell all of Glouster. The body lies at C F Wallace funeral home where friends may call before the funeral Sunday at 2:30 PM. Burial will be in Glouster cemetery.

Glouster Aildred Jewell Maggie Jewell Jack Russell Charles Robert C. F. Wallace

Former Resident Dies in Tulsa

Telegram reports Bob Moody, former Glouster resident and son of the Moody family, died at his home in Tulsa Oklahoma. He leaves a wife and one son in Tulsa and several siblings in Glouster. Edson Haskins of Fort Benjamin Harrison visited his parents in Trimble. Other locals, Billy Bryson and son-in-law Mr Hall traveled to Athens on business. Mary Gazell returned to Detroit after visiting relatives. C A King and Mae Putnam of Columbus visited Bryson home before returning home.

Glouster Thomas Judson Bob Moody William Moody Tulsa Oklahoma of Greens Run Glouster P Nals Edson Haskins Fort Benjamin Harrison C. E. Haskins Trimble Abs ER. K. Bryson Con Billy Athens Ail Hall P. L. Mitchell Mary Gazell Detroit C. A. King Mae Putnam Columbus M. M. Bryson

Corning Church Services and Birth Announcement

Corning churches list Mass times at St Bernard s and worship details at First United Brethren. Announce birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Gene Addington on March 9 with grandparents Clyde Addington and Frank Miller named. baby named Robert Earl.

Gene Addington Clyde J. Addington Somerset Frank J. Miller Wichita Kar Robert Earl

Corning Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits

The Corning social column lists residents and guests across the area. Names include Margaret Pierce, Miss Margie Hoffman, Jack Hattenrort, Mrs. John How­er, Mrs. Lancaster, Fred Fisher, Vernon Fist, Bob Morgant, Ariene Weaver, Miss Mary Eileen Shaw, and George Phillis with families visiting kin in Columbus, New Lexington, Wilmington, and Athens. Several entries mention hospital visits, overseas service, and field connections.

Corning MeNa Doug Rosse Lancaste Carmine Margaret Pierce Giedo Margie Hoffman Jack Hattenrort John Hower Lancaster Miss Jambus Fred Fisher Vernon Fisting Bob Morgant Ariene Somerset E. G. Weaver Car Mary Eileen Shaw Columbus William Shave George Phillis New Lexington John W. Kocks Ai Germaine Kocks Childrens Hospital Donald Hill William Hil Hill Pic Calmer Haskins Wilmington Rita Mae Foathers Wright Field Davion Maurice Rodgers Alicia Rocks William Rocks John W. Rocks R. W. DeCroe, Jr R. W. BeCrow Owen Duffy Athens John Duffy

Haydenville WSCS Meets Amid Absence of President

Haydenville WSCS met at Mrs Ne Skiver’s home for a regular gathering with Mrs Frances Lehman leading. Guests included Mrs Vern Robinett of Logan who spoke on Africa. Social hour followed with refreshments and several local residents noted as Sunday visitors or callers.

Haydenville Ws.c.s Ne Skiver Homer Carter Frances Lehman Vern Robinett Logan Africa John Gastin Harve Angie C .H. Patton Morris Vollmer Guy Bailey G. R. Mas Matheny Frank Bealle Pataskala John, Hooper Harve Angle Massil Alvin Angle Kate Fisher Mary Henry Ohlinger Nellie Louise John Budge Cleveland John Clouston Irs Harry Crane Walter Swaim Denver Thompson Arietta Gottke Rockbridge Nihizer Ralph Hill A. E. Campbell A. J. Skiver Nora D. R. Skiver Nelson Skiver Roy Crothers Linda Skiver

Appoint New Heads to Liqquor Control Board

Columbus Ohio State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced the appointment of Hugh J. McTeague of New Lexington as director of liquor control audits, succeeding William Leniz who resigned. McTeague has ten years in the auditors office. Paul R. O'Brien of Gallipolis was named as McTeague's assistant. G. P. Van Scheik of Hilliard was named chief examiner in the hospital claims department after returning from Hawaii with Navy service.

Columbus Joseph T. Ferguson Hugh J. McTeague New Lexington William Leniz McTeague Paul R. O'Brien Gallipolis Army Air Force Ferguson G. P. van Scheik Hilliard Hawaii Navy

Agreement Reached on Terms at Twin Coach Co

Officials of the CIO United Auto Workers and Twin Coach Co agree on a new contract including wage increases. The union said members will vote on the agreement next Sunday. Details were not announced.

Kent CIO- United Auto Workers Twin Coach Co

Murray City Social Notes

Murray City social items list a series of weekend visits and travelers. Emmett Short visited Shawnee, Frank Bryan and Pete Verba visited Nelsonville, John Dixon from Athens visited the Dixon family, Betty Sabo and daughter Francis did business in Nelsonville, Grant Tippie returned to Cadiz after visiting his mother, Emma Tip Marcia Snyder returned to Columbus, Julia Ann Cupp and son Paul Cupp with Oscar Hillyer family in Newark, Veronica Storer of Cleveland visiting here, Johnnie Moody and kin visited Gio here, William Evans family hosted guests, Blamer Evans and relatives, Lanning from Willoughby visiting, Helen Wilson returned home from Glouster, William McManaway and family visited Lancaster, Mrs Sarah McManaway and sister Mrs Donald Lantz hosted, Mrs Arthur Wilson and Lu Hollister stayed with relatives, Edd Jonas of Nelsonville visited relatives, Mason of Cleveland visited her mother in the week end.

Murray City Emmett Short Shawnee Frank Bryan Pete Verba Nelsonville John Dixon Athens Dixon Betty Sabo Francis Grant Tippie Cadiz Emma Tip- Marcia Snyder Columbus Andett Snyder Paul Cupp Julia Ann Newark Oscar Hillyer Veronica Storer Cleveland Johnnie Moody Ag Gio Wiliam Evans Blamer Evans Ivergs Lanning Willoughby S. Helen Wilson Glouster William McManaway Lancaster Sarah MceManaway Donald Lantz Arthur Wilson Nda Lu Hollister Edd Jonas Vis Mason Charles Vancuren and Clayrence Coop

Markets Slip as Stocks Edge Into Recovery

Markets show a general decline with some favorites inching toward recovery. The report lists companies and markers across sectors including Dairy MN Central Ohio Gil Penn RR Procter and Gamble Radi Corp of Am and U S Rubber among others, reflecting mixed activity.

Harvester Winterlake Lion Montgam Nat Bissai Central Ohio Gil Penn RR Procter and Gamble Radi Corp Repo Steel Sears Rarbuck Transamerica U. S. Rubber S. Steel West Elev Mig Eungstawn

Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Quotation

Market tone steady with broad demand for all classes in Cincinnati livestock sale. Dealers report mixed yearlings and steers in fair supply. top prices reach around 18 dollars per hundredweight for choice stock while canners and cutters sell at 9.50 to 13.35. weighty bulls and odd lots show varied demand as scarcity persists in some categories.

Cincinnati

Churchill Speech Broadcast By Three Networks Tonight

New York City hosts a dinner for Winston Churchill with his address aired by NBC Mutual at 10 30 p m ABC may delay transcription until 11 35 p m if a boxing match runs late Four international affairs experts discuss Have Britain and America any reason to fear Russia on NBC at 3 30 p m Thursday night Panel includes Henry Cabot Lodge H V Kaltenborn Jerome Davis and Joseph C Harsch Listings note NBC CBS ABC and MBS program lines for the evening including Duffy's Tavern The Lone Ranger and Meet the Press

New York Winston’ Churchill NBC Mutual ABC Britain America Russia Posium Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts H. V. Kaltenborn Jerome Davis Joseph C. Harsch Vanalyst CBS Aldrich Family Holiday and Company Durante Moore Danny Kaye FBI Alan Young MBS

Fragmentary note hints at time and line counts

A partial OCR fragment mentions times and counts with numbers such as 1 3 6, Stine, LOA, Unce AA, 18 182 Lines 3552 Ard tines and the date 11 27 AG, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events or names. The readable items suggest scheduling or measurement notes without a clear news item.

LOA & Unce

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Circle Atlas Store Cory Glass Cory Rod Yeontz Vernon Electric Glouster, QO Thea Chapter Alfred Jewell ST. Bernard's James L. Riley First United Brethren W. E. Riehenaster C. H. Woodruff St. Patrick's Day Ralph McDaniel Fraternal Order Eagles Refrie Jacksonville Corning Social Notes Liqquor Control Board Murray City Social Notes Manedge RL Hyselt Fargettan Mary Low Anna Try Cell Wayne Feed James T. Job George van Dyke Wayne Albany Atkinson Harold Goddard Leo Brcotes Ng CO Brown's Pickland Ave Roy Auto Service NING Fred R. Beasley E. Carpenter St Heincine Strawn Plumbing CO Fara Tuners Ng& Mayop Superior Electric Co Court St Kinavec Union Washington St Monte Davis Earl F. Mathews Cameron and van Dyke Gen Insurance Dial D. M. Goddard Corsetiere National Better Fishy Magazine Beau la Colles Fes Unis U. S. Army Air Forces Armed Forces Recruitment Act U.S. Army Recruiting Station Ste Grsse Sehines Athena Buick Athens Buick Woodland Ave Durham Webster Keirns R. J Miifeud White Rock Puliets Sylvia McBride Lubrig EAM Sam Jeffers Shade Jersey Powerf Pleasant Valley Church Alexander Township Joan W. Balin Ultra-Life Theodore Fleming Ameswite Apply Ohio University Laundry President Street F. J. Beasley CO Athens, Ohio Stewart Mill Stewart Ohlo Athens Fertilizer A. Janes & Sons Beaco Feeds Ilinscott Brothers Amesville Mill Delbert Young Columbia and Vicland Clines' Cash Feed and Poultry Co Kimberly Anal Anite Athens Lumber CO Rardin Bros. Typewriter Service and C. J. Nublin Middleport John Slater National Cash Registers Eie Union Printing Company Congress St Maytag F. H. Leidecker Marietta Young Electric Shop Shouse Auto Service Bachman’'S N. Court St Ray Cartwright Carsey Bros Col Carpenter & Grosvenor Sis Lachman's Studtbarer N. Court Middleport Howard Trading Post Howard the Trader
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