87th Birthday Celebrated at Dyer Home
A family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Miles Dyer honored Mrs Tillie Campbell on her 87th birthday. Attendees included relatives from Columbus Jacksonville Millfield Cleveland and local neighbors.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1948
Page
2
A family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Miles Dyer honored Mrs Tillie Campbell on her 87th birthday. Attendees included relatives from Columbus Jacksonville Millfield Cleveland and local neighbors.
Mason attorney Charles J. Hyer of the Somerville Somerville and Hyer firm said he would not run for prosecuting attorney. J. G. F. Johnson, GOP House of Delegates member, planned to seek the Republican nomination while stating no Democratic bid. Hyer, recently active in social welfare, cited a busy firm schedule and did not anticipate a political run.
At the Glouster Kiwanis gathering 21 members paused for a silent tribute to late member Dr. E LeFever. President E D Coffman read a note from Lt. Governor Sam Walden about charter night on April 21 for a new Kiwanis Club in Division 9.
Lt. Col. George B. Simmons of the Army on Governor's Island New York visits Point Pleasant with his parents Mr and Mrs Holly Simmons. He and his brother Daniel Simmons will be initiated Friday night into the AF and AM lodge.
A Buffalo druggist created Peterson's Ointment to relieve itching and smarting piles. The ad claims quick cooling soothing relief and wide fame across the land with a 35 cent box or 60 cent applicator tube. The product promises delight or money back.
Two divorce suits filed in Circuit Court list Virginia Ann Fletcher versus Bertie Fletcher alleging marriage in 1943 separation in 1946 and a son aged two. Wilbert Fisher versus Parmelia Fisher alleging marriage in 1937 separation this year with two children and cruelty claim.
In Pt. Pleasant the Rev. M. D. Shifler presided over the wedding of Margaret Cole and Kenneth White in the local Messenger office. Margaret is daughter of Mrs. Eugene Davis of St Albans and Kenneth is a C and O railroad worker.
The American Legion Auxiliary in Point Pleasant approved annual cash prizes for a girls public speaking contest at the Junior High School. First prize is $10 and second $5 for ninth grade girls, with eight weeks of training before finals judged in assembly. Principal W. W. Siders oversees, Leon Putz instructs.
Christ Episcopal Church in Point Pleasant plans Sunday worship with prayer and Holy Communion at 7 30 a.m church school at 9 30 a.m choral Eucharist and sermon with festive procession at 11 a.m Holy Communion observed at 10 a.m Monday and Tuesday at 10 a.m A church school Faster festival is set at Bruce Chapel at 2 30 p.m The service includes Lenten mite box missionary offering and Holy Communion observance.
A minstrel show for Thea Chapter and American Legion Auxiliary was staged with piano solos by Lucy Harvey and Ada Frances Brunton, a monologue by Meredith Jarvis, novelty song by Marjorie Anderson, and more. The group will present another show at the American Legion Hall in April.
Jerry Lee West six months old son of Mr and Mrs Leonard West Trimble died Tuesday at 2 am after a week long illness. Survived by parents and grandparents Rev and Mrs Alva Shiffler Trimble Mr and Mrs Chester West Red Boiling Springs a brother Leonard Jr preceded him in death. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm in Trimble Methodist Church conducted by Rev Ernest Williams with burial in Maplewood.
GLOUSTER The Junior Progressive Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs Enlow Grubbs Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p m These are special meetings to prepare eggs and baskets The Easter egg sale will be held Saturday at the Economy Store beginning at 10 a m.
William Zimmer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmer Sr., of Glouster, earned a bachelor of science in chemistry at Ohio State University. The day after graduation the couple left Columbus for a two week trip to Havana, Cuba. He will return to Columbus to serve as a research assistant in the physiology chemistry department.
Condition satisfactory for Mrs Chris Skinner after major surgery Tuesday morning at University Hospital following a transfer from Sheltering Arms Hospital in the John S Blower ambulance. She is reported to be improving.
Pt Pleasant notices list Mr and Mrs George Sprenger expecting their children and grandchildren from Morgantown Charleston and nearby relatives visiting for Easter. Mrs E Thomas of South Point Ohio traveled to Columbus to visit kin. John A Purdum of Portsmouth VA spends days with mother Marie Purdum at 708 Main St.
Mrs Weyersmiller’s funeral service was held in Pomeroy Monday afternoon, with Mrs P H Bradshaw of 406 21st Street attending as a cousin.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Robert Dunn of Apple Grove at Point Clinic.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles J. Hyer will spend Easter with friends and relatives in Sutton, visiting during the holiday period.
Mrs Clif ford Dunn and her daughter Marsha Kay were discharged and taken to their home on Lincoln Avenue.
Alston Fultz, 35, was bound over to the grand jury by Glouster Mayor Thom as Williams' court on a charge of cutting with intent to wound A James Brunton. Fultz pleaded innocent, posted $1,000 bond, and was released. Jesse Jennings, 18, charged with breaking and entering and stealing from Harry Rides Place on High St, pleaded guilty and was bound over on $1,000 bond but failed to furnish it, and was taken to county jail by Officer McClelland.
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ met Friday evening at the church in Glouster. Mrs. Kate Vaughn led the gathering with a Scripture lesson and prayer. Readings were given by several members, while illness was noted among four attendees. Refreshments were served by two hosted helpers.
Minister Daniel K Teater returned home from a two week revival meeting with Montezuma Church of Christ. Dayton visitors John Cavey Jr and his parents stayed on Public Avenue. Nile Parks Rolland Higgins visited Zanesville. Bob Carter Dayton visited Glouster. R W Jones remains seriously ill in Athene Sheltering Arms Hospital with heart ailment as his sons Richard and Robert visit from Cleveland. Mrs William Zimmer Sr attended OSU graduation in Columbus.
Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM will conduct its annual inspection Friday at 7 30 p m with J A Hayes as inspecting officer Refreshments follow after the Master Mason degree and inspection ceremonies. Mr and Mrs Ernest Roberts and son Phillip and Mrs Jessie Golding of Columbus visited Sunday to attend the funeral of Dr E Le Fever.
The Senior Progressive Study Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Thomas Rose on High Street. Miss Ann Williams will lead the program.
Clarence Hooper of Glouster has been ill for months and recently left Logan Hospital. He is able to be out now but will not resume work for several weeks.
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