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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1952
Page
14
The Past Noble Grands Club and Nineveh Rebekah Lodge members held their annual Thanksgiving dinner at Odd Fellows Hall in Jacksonville. Plans were made for gifts at the December Meeting. Porpoises often reach about 5 percent feet in length.
A November 26, 1952 gathering at Oly featured speakers and guests. Attendees included Mrs. Mona Scurtsch, Mrs. Florence Hoisingtia, Mrs. Corda Whetstone, and others. Bonnie Oskey will host the December meeting.
Glouster Kiwanis Club president elect Carl Bradbury led a Monday training session with officers elect Hugh Billingsly Richard Eddy and Dan Kovach. Members from Athens Ironton New Boston Gallipolis Portsmouth attended as part of the 9th division. The district installation is set for January 12 in Athens with Ladies Night.
The Loyal Women's Sunday School class of Glouster Church of Christ held a Friday evening Thanksgiving dinner at the Wishbone Restaurant. Seating for 18 members featured a beautifully decorated table and included Ruth Teater and members Mary Johnston Virgil Gadnai Ola Eddy Clara H Sheran Bessie West Edith Stahl Ona Stump Hazel Janchi...
The Rev. Lester Covert will leave today for Chautauqua New York where he will end five days vacation Ronald Adams an Ohio University student will accompany him.
Most Glouster stores stay open Wednesday to 6 p.m. and close Thursday for Thanksgiving. A union church service at Church of Christ 9:30 a.m. with Rev. John Devol delivering the sermon. The First Baptist Church hosts a Thanksgiving breakfast at 7 a.m. followed by a 9:30 a.m. service led by Rev. Frank C. Cleveland.
Mr and Mrs Willard Dixon hosted a Thursday evening gathering at their Murray City home honoring Mrs Dixon's parents Mr and Mrs William James on their 43rd wedding anniversary and Mr James 63rd birthday. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends from Nelsonville Buchtel Columbus and surrounding communities.
William Williams, living alone at Blue Lake, lost his home and all possessions in a recent fire. Four persons were baptized at Good Hope Chapel by Rev. Raymond Diller. Pfe John Unroe, after 18 months in Germany, has re enlisted. Rev. Otto Carice of Ironton preached at Walnut Ridge Chapel. Mrs. C. E. Sheets.
Funeral services were conducted at the Christian Church in Long Bottom Saturday at 2 p.m. by Rev. Harry Hannum of Portsmouth. Out of town relatives attended, including Elmer Babcock and Jacob Babcock of Ohio, and the McDoles of Smiths Ferry. Additional visitors and local acquaintances extended condolences.
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