Baccalaureate Services For 25 Trimble Seniors
Trimble Township High School held baccalaureate services for 25 graduating seniors. Ministers preached and offered prayers as students in tan gowns and boys in dark attire listened. The ceremony featured Rev. W. E. Crace and Rev. G. J. Courtney with county officials and district leaders in attendance. The graduates, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheskey, planned a Washington, D.C. trip, then graduation was set for Friday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Township High School
Carl Wether
Courtney
T. C. Porter
Siperivendane
Tre
Hs Branton
Robert Sheskey
Washington, D.C
Chauncey Personal Notices Mixed Social Updates
Mrs. Jack Little left by bus to join her husband in the service stationed at Big Springs Texas. Mrs Patsy Lanning and Mrs Hazel Perry attended a stork shower at Mrs William ield honoring Mrs Jerry Lanning. Aiva Karns returned home from Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mr and Mrs Al Hatch dined with Mr and Mrs MS Harvey. Mrs Mary Dow visiting daughter and granddaughter Mrs Charles Reedanc Regina of Wheeling. Mrs Bessie Johnston announced 3170.73 raised for Cancer Drive in Chauncey Dover. Woodrow Ferrer attended a state meeting of the American Society for Engineering Education at University of Akron. He visited Mr and Mrs C Cunningham in Willoughby and the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics at Cleveland Airport. Mrs Woodrow Ferrel visited daughter Woodens at Emmanuel College Berrien Springs Mich. Donna Jo Ferrel spent week visiting with her sister Woodens. they accompanied their mother home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Little
Jean Hightland
Big Springs
Texas
Patsy Lanning
Hazel Perry
Wiliam Ield
Jerry Lanning
Aiva Karns
Sheltering Arms Hospital
al Hatch
MS. Harvey
Mary Dow
Jacobs Ave
Charles Reedanc
Regina
Wheeling
Bessie Johnston
Chauncey -Dover
Woodrow Ferrer
American Society For Engineering Education
University of Akron
C. Cunningham
Willoughby
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Clevland Airport
Woodrow Ferrel
Woodens
Emmanuel College
Berrien Springs
Mich
Donna Jo Ferrel
Roadway Not Trash Dump Warned by Village Mayor
Mayor Thomas Williams warns that anyone dumping trash in the road is subject to a fine. He asks residents to place trash at the ground dump ends, not in the roadway. Trimble Council announces clean up days on Friday May 20 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hloustl
Thomas Williams
Trimble Council
Garden of Dreams Prom Dazzles Trimble High
Glouster social notes describe the Garden motif prom at Trimble Township High School Friday night. Bill Graham and his Columbus band provided music as 100 seniors and guests gathered in a hose-entwined stage setting. Junior class sponsor Carrye Smith announced king Mary Jane Ginnan and queen Joe Paskievitch, honored for student votes with gift jewelry. Mothers of the junior class presided over the buffet tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Township High School
Bill Graham
Columbus
Carrye’ Smith
Mary Jane Ginnan
Trimble
Joe Paskievitch
Jacksonville
Numbers
Entertain Trimble WSCS Guests at Church Program
Trimble district church hosts a Wednesday gathering by the Trimble WSCS with Jacksonville WSCS members attending. Guests are asked to bring cancelled sales tax stamps while Mrs. Erma Petty leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
WSCS
Trimble Dist
Jacksonville
Erma Petty
Glouster Personal Notes Highlight University Center Event
Glouster residents recall a Sunday supper at the University Center in Athens where Miss Merle Danford attended with Pi Beta Phi Alumnae hosting graduating Pi Phi Seniors. Pauline Pierce was featured in a program for her cousin by the PHA at Athens High School. Mrs Carl Herbst and daughters visit Dayton relatives. Mrs Richard Stahl and daughter from Winchester, Indiana, stay with Carl and Irene Stahl. Elmer Lantz returns from Columbus after visiting son-in-law Roger Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Danford
University Center
Athens
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Phi
Miss Danford
Pauline Pierce
PHA
Athens High School
Carl Herbst
Carolyn Sue
Patricia Mae
Dayton
Herbst
Ea Davis
Richard Stahl
Winchester
Ind
Carl Stahl
Irene
Elmer Lantz
Columbus
Roger Williams
Wild Flowers Topic Of Garden Club Meeting
Miss Ethel Garland of Pomeroy spoke at the New Haven Garden Club meeting held at Mason parish house. Using Wild Flowers as the topic she showed plant specimens gathered from woods and meadows. The club noted a bloodmobile unit for New Haven on June 6 and will provide light refreshments for donors. June's meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Harry Layne with work and judges by Mrs. J Von Proffitt and Mrs. J L Stewart. Committee chairs were named by flower show chairman Mrs. F A Batey, with Mrs. David Fields Jr of the Nehaclima Club as co chair. Hostesses were Mrs A B Woodrum, Mrs L Roush and Mrs L J Ruttencutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stewart
New Haven
Ethel Garland
Pomeroy
Harry Layne
J. von Proffitt
J.'L. Stewart
F. A. Batey
David Fields, Jr
Nehaclima Club
A. B. Woodrum
L. €. Roush
L. J. Ruttencutter
Steve Toth Dies at 68 in Greens Run section
Steve Toth, 68, a retired coal miner, died Sunday at Mount Mary Hospital after a short illness. Survived by wife Julia, two sons Steve and Orley, five grandchildren, a sister in Hungary, and a brother in Argentina. He lived in Greens Run 44 years. Calling hours at Norbert W. Johnston Funeral Home. Services Wednesday at 2 in Greens Run Church of Christ with Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuguster
Steve
Toth
Mount &T. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Julia
Glouster
Orley
Millfield
Hungary
Argentina
Greens Run
Norbert W. Johnston
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Maplewood Cemetery
Mothers Day Social Notes From Syracuse Churches
Flowers given to many mothers at local churches for Mother’s Day. Names listed include Mrs Ellen Baer, Mrs Helen Teaford, Mrs A L Flanagan ill, and numerous church groups presenting plants. Numerous visiting guests attended gatherings at WSCS meetings and other church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Baer
Thomas Lindsey
Helen ‘Teaford
A. L. Flanagan
United Brethren
Olest
Vena Soulsby
Jimmie Soulsby
David Grueser Ricky
Richard Ash
Susan Elaine
Presbyterian
Curt Lallance
Edison Guinther
Florence Harden
Don Lisle
Herman London
William Diddle
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Nashville
Relaves
Gallipolis
James Harrold
O. W. van Meter
Belpre
van Meter
Lodemia
Emmagene Walker
Ralphide
Arden Clubs
Beckley
Loyd Roush
AS Batey
Herman Layne
Steve Toth
Syracuse Social Notes
Marcia Karr
Methodist Church
Miss Karr
Freda Fields
John Sauvage
Orville Jack
Charles Slack
Dean
Ancil McKinney
Charleston
Glen Cundiff
Irving Karr
W. A. Adams
Parkersburg
Glenroy Ewing
Lillie Mains
Clara Sellers
Meigs Hospital
John Cornell
Roy Winebrenner
Roy Kay
Paul
Dorothy
Bob Day
Procter
Ville
Alice
Capehart
Billie’ Capehart
Billie Capehart
Colm
Don Capehart
Toledo
William Eynon
Athens Messenger
Riley Mcintyre
Emmett Bartels
John Crooks
Orville Crooks
Norma Lisle
Jack
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Arran
Gements
the Messenger
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