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Pictured archbishop McIntyre leads a diocesan reform as the city welcomes a new spiritual leader. The ceremony marks a milestone for the local church and signals ongoing church-state engagement.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1948
Page
7
Annie Gatewood Guild Meeting and Local Notes in Stockport
Stockport notes report the Annie Gate wood Guild CCL meeting at Mrs. Harry McCoy's home with Mrs. James Locke assisting. Dr. C E B Northrup lectured on medicine and surgery progress. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed, with May 16 baccalaureate at the Methodist Church announced and class members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Annie Gatewood Guild CCL
Harry McCoy
James Locke
Morgan County
C. EB. Northrup
Kenyon Morin
William Harkins
James Harkins
Jerrold Calendine
Clarence Eddleblute
Milton Bishop
Roseville
Doris Ball
O. T. Harkins
Sharpsburg
Billy A. Calendine
Roger
Karen
J. A. Hayes
McConnelsville
Bill Howe
Uhrich
Jason Medley
Robert Ewing
Cincinnati
Frank Colerick
Love Henery
Columbus
Myrtle Henery
Fred Rollison
Rosalie Rollison
Dale Morris
Roosterville
Silverheels
Sonny Graham
Parkersburg
O. E Lochary
Rawleigh Brookover
Richard Durbin
Ronald Calendine
Eldon Rogers
O. U
Blanche Patterson
Zanesville
Mary Ralph
L. Ray Patterson
Lonnie
Rickie
Ray Patterson
Thomas
Waverly
Robert F. Durbin
Beth
Tampa
Fla
Embree Guild Meets as Officers Install in McConnelsville
In Pennsville the Embree Guild of the CCL met at Mrs. Dorothy MelInturf’s home with thirty members and guests present. Mrs. Aubrey Ralph of McConnelsville led installation ceremonies. Also noted are obituaries and probate notices from Athens County, including executors Helen Hedden Roach and Emma Estella Haney and administrator Linscott, all dated May 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsville
Embree Guild
CCL
Dorothy MelInturf
Aubrey Ralph
McConnelsville
Roy J. Newman
Muskingum River
Malta
Trinity Methodist Church
McConnellsville
Mc Connelsville
Newman
Agnes Scott Newman
Jerry Scott
Eva Louise McIntorf
Far] Newman
Bartlesville
Okla
George Hahn
Bob
Canton
John McPherson
Beth
Lima
Will Hilaman
Helen Hedden Roach
Athens
Ohio
H. Wescott Roach
Athens County
Francis D. White
Said
Emma Estella Haney
Scott Haney
Commencement exercises mark Vinton graduation crowd
The Vinton high school held commencement on May 12 for 21 graduates. Salutatorian Bettie Evans and valedictorian Brown Ewing received honors. The address was given by Rev. Glen E. Copeland of Springfield. Local residents visited relatives in Lewiston and Columbus. The Busy Bee 4-H Club will be advised by Beulah Cremeans. The Dietrichs announced a new son born April 30 in Kirkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Bettie Evans
Brown Ewing
Glen EF
Copeland
Springfield
Ohio
John Love
Don Judy
Lewiston
Judy
Renick
Kenneth Devore
Dietrich
Vinton Baptist Church
Kirkersville
Henderson Cremeans
Worthy
Columbus
Stella BE. Wilcox
Needlework Fun in the Sun Suit Pattern
Advertises a knitting pattern for a sun-suit for 1 to 3 year olds. Includes a bib, panties, short sleeved cardigan and beach set. Requires 15 cents plus 1 cent postage, send name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N. Y
Bureau of Mines Dedicates New Synthetic Fuel Lab at Bruceton
The Bureau of Mines will dedicate its new synthetic liquid fuels laboratories and pilot plants in Bruce ton Pa next Friday. The project cost is listed at 3 500 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Bruceton
Stars Warn For Wednesday May 19 Strong warnings against traps in assets plans and promises
The article urges caution for those with May 19 birthdays to protect possessions and aims and to confront hidden threats. It notes a clever mind and determined action can bring rewards but may require quick changes and new associates. A child born that day may face fraud, yet can expose deceit.
OU track group to compete in junior program at stadium
Members of the OU track team join younger athletes in a Junior Olympics style event set for two age groups. Events include a 50 yard dash, 200 relay, 240 yard shuttle relay, broad jump, base brow for distance and six shot. Winners receive dual awards and a permanent school plaque will be planted per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water DeWeese
Ohio
Can Legion
Estel Crab
Basestar
B. T
Butch
Baker
Ohio University
Trowel Fraternity
Marshall Cuppling
Waterloo
Kenny
Green
Run
Iville Trimble
Ouster Personal News From Cin City Church Events
Mr and Mrs Wil Iderson Sr attended Cincinnati Seminary graduation exercises with their family in tow. Barnett, their son in law, graduates as pastor from Richmond Kentucky and Ellen and Cecelia Ginnan work in Columbus. Several relatives visited Athens and Bishopville for Mother's Day weekend and church events. W Hoon of Bishopville was a Sunday guest at Fairview Street. Athletic Club and Willing Workers gather for meetings with nominations and supper plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Williams
Raymond Purcell
Baltimore
Thelma Obee
Richwood
Howard Wilson
Dayton
Frank Newton
Duncan Falls
Virgil Williams
Zanesville
Bill Schofield
Marvin Gifford
Chesterhill
Carrie McAnulty
Pearl Dudley
Edna Lee van Fossen
McConnelsville
Lee van Fossen
Fred Williams
Dana Williams
Alta Hiatt
Madalyn Hilaman
Columbus
Hart Strode
Neil Sedwick
Dorothy Haskins
Parkersburg
JSTER
Wil Iderson
Cincinnati
Barnett
Church St
Richmond
Glouster High Holds Senior Class Baccalaureate
A large audience watched Glouster High School seniors receive baccalaureate services led by Supt. DeLong and three ministers. Rev. Fr. Walsh gave the invocation, Rev. Freeman read scripture, Rev. Teater delivered the sermon, and musical solos accompanied by the staff filled the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Supt. DeLong
Charles L. Walsh
A. G. Freeman
Daniel K. Teater
LaVonda Saulters
Jody Seiler
Philistines
John Drury Davis
J. Richard Simcox
Ralph Darling
Freda Summers
Donna Parker
Rev
Teater
Christ
God
Satan
Jesus
Open Meeting Planned by Men of the Restoration
Members of the Christian Churches and Churches of Christ are invited to an open meeting at Hooper Ridge Church of Christ on Thursday at 7 p.m. W. W. Wallace will lead song service and program. Each church should bring at least one musical number and report it to Mr. Wallace. Joseph Zavadsky of Greenup Ky. will speak on The Church Can Not Be a Denomination. A business meeting will follow with Hooper Ridge members serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper Ridge
Illinois Man Visits Family in Glouster
Grant Teater of Springfield Illinois visits his son Daniel K Teater and daughter-in-law in Glouster with grandchildren Danny and Timmy. He was the first retiree under the Illinois state pension system from the Department of Agriculture after 37 years of service. He holds a governor’s meritorious service citation and has managed the greenhouse and flower gardens at the State Fair grounds in Springfield for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Grant Teater
Springfield
Ill
Daniel K. Teater
Danny
Timmy
Masons to Meet at Glouster Lodge Wednesday
Glouster Lodge 607 F. and A. M. will convene Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Ernest Jones, lodge secretary, says business of unusual importance requires a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Ernest Jones
Fishing Trip at Seneca Lake With Dennison Bradley and Faires
Jimmie Dennison Jack Bradley and Babe Faires spent Saturday night and Sunday on a fishing trip to Seneca Lake enjoying the outdoors and likely success with catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jimmie Dennison
Jack Bradley
Babe” Faires
Seneca Lake
Pupils Present PTA Program at Glouster School
The Jacksonville Trimble PTA met in the grade building for a performances directed by Mrs. Gardner. Students from various grades performed songs poems and playlets. A traveling prize went to Mrs. Mary McMillan's room for most parent attendance. Officers for next year were named: Ann Paskievitch president Lucy Harvey vice president Captalin Roberts secretary and Maxine Heiser treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville- Trimble
PTA
Gardner
Patricia Cominssky
Gloria Roman
Roberta Border
Ienz Kempton
Playlet
Ann Paskievitch
Lucy Harvey
Captalin Roberts
Maxine Heiser
Mary McMillan
Elizabeth Robak
Daughter Born to Funk Family in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Rob ert Funk are the parents of a girl Kathy Sue born at Shelterl ing Arms Hospital Saturday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Keith and Mr and Mrs William Funk of Glouster. Mrs Alice Keith of Corning is a great grand mother. Mrs Mary Meinehart 87 of Chauncey has been reported recently at her Converse Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert Funk
Kathy Sue
Shelterling Arms Hospital
William Keith
William Funk
Alice Keith
Corning
Chauncey
Mary Meinehart
Converse St
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McIntyre
Czar
Bashan
Los
Man
John
Huston
Samuel
Liz
Stockport Social Notes
Reed Brookover
Robert A. Durbin
Pearl Williams
Madden
Lane
R. M. Walker
Buffalo
N.Y
Methodist Church
R. C. Archer
Duwell Bebout
Betty Cunningham
Lorena Evans
Richard Klinger
Donald Muse
Myrtle Olney
Elaine Ross
Gene White
Byron Hook
Pittsburgh
Clarence Bishop
Iniake Zl, Linscott
Amesville
George Owen Linscott
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
NIN
Dick Tracy
Chester Gould
Buz Sawyer
Babe
Harry
Miss Freeze
Godl
Cairo
Petrovik
Blondie
BY Roy Crane
Chic Young
Red Ryder
Fred Harman
Buckskin
Mrs. Anne Cabot
Kenme
Ibers
Mbers
Trowel Fratern
ISTER
Yilling
Eet
Dendly
Illinois
Mrs. Meinhart III
Edgertons
Stanley
Ureedful
Mudepoml Brewing CO
McMicken
Pico
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