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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1945
Page
7
The Athens Messenger notes Logan observes V E Day with solemnity and reverent atmosphere. Flags are flown, all business closes, and belated celebrations are avoided as the community honors the service men and women.
The article notes Mrs Brown graduated cum laude in music from Florida, with Major Mignerey attending. The event titled Attend Birthday Party in Coolumbu involves family members and the celebrant’s father, idGd.
Fragmentary ad copy discusses indigestion relief and cautions against relying on artificial aids. Mentions Carter's Little Liver Pills and warnings about donors or sellers potentially misdirecting users. References to symptoms like headache and stomach discomfort and a vague time frame of a past issue.
Mrs. John Lee hosted the Rebecca Circle of the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening after services. Ella Deloria’s Speaking of Indians was reviewed by Mrs. Atlie Brimner, with refreshments and a social tour led by Miss Minnie Moore and others. Summary of attendees and upcoming events follows the social report.
A list from Hocking County assigns men to report for pre-induction medical exams on May 2 at Fort Hayes. Names include Bruce Earl Adcock Logan Walter Earl Anderson Sugar Grove Carl Francis Bailey Rockbridge and many others from Logan, Columbus, Rockbridge, Glouster, Sugar Grove, and surrounding areas.
Express agent Tom Coyle of the Pomeroy Division of the C and O Railroad has been moved from a Columbus hospital to a Zanesville hospital. His condition is listed as serious. Mail for him goes to 623 North Street, Zanesville.
Me Arthur High School will hold commencement on Tuesday evening May 22 in the high school auditorium. Salutatorian Max Cox son of Mr and Mrs Ray Cox led the class with a 94.285 average while the scholastic average was 94.308. Many students earned honors and served in activities. several seniors have Navy training at Great Lakes and others received scholarships and awards from state and national groups.
New England notes report Mother's Day service at the Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 10 and a music readings program. Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Quinn and daughter Virginia of Amesville and Rev Henry Tenny of Amesville. Others listed are C C Bryson of Hamden and Miss Joan Wood who visited The Plains, plus Sgt Paul Gould home on furlough visiting Raymond Gould and family.
Jacob Cotterman, 179, long ill, died at his Falls Township home Tuesday. His wife predeceased him by five years. Surviving relatives are listed as none. Body at Woodard Funeral Home. Services Thursday at 2:30 PM conducted by Reverend Glass of the Lutheran Church of Sugar Grove. Burial in Scott Creek Cemetery.
Rev Clinton W Swengel led a Kiwanis meeting in Logan arranging a musical program for members. Mrs Nellie Adams performed piano pieces and accompanied Swengel during remarks about Flanders Field. The gathering adjourned early for church services.
High school students held a VE Day assembly Tuesday morning with Miss Minnie Louise Bowen and Jean Ann Prather accompanying as the student body sang the National Anthem. They offered a unison prayer, followed by songs America and a Litany of Dedication, the American Creed, and a minute of meditation.
Logan relatives gather for the funeral procession of Mrs. Charles Deishley with a large turnout from Columbus Sidney and Jackson Heights as Rev. Dewey Scott officiates at Leonard Funeral Home. Burial for Mrs. Rebecca Carpenter, 51, near Bremen will follow at Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster.
Funeral services for James Wonn and Mrs. Arthur Miller Jr. were held Tuesday at Oak Grove Cemetery. attendance included Earl Ham of Columbus and Mrs. Paul Gulick. Acknowledgments were sent to Major Charles Joseph Heintien. some relatives could not attend.
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