Band Boosters Meet Monday at Senior High
William Woolfitt president announces Band Boosters will meet Monday at 8 45 p m in the Band Building of Senior High School.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1948
Page
2
William Woolfitt president announces Band Boosters will meet Monday at 8 45 p m in the Band Building of Senior High School.
Mayor Delmar A. Canaday outlines a plan to win the 10th District seat with a Canaday for Congress Club. The group elected a campaign manager and officers, raised 42.25 plus a 10 donation from high school musicians, and pledged broad support including veterans and Rio Grande College. He vows a 31 day campaign covering the district and sets headquarters in the Town Hall.
The First Baptist Church led by Charles M Pomeroy begins its Church Loyalty Crusade with 9:15 a.m. Sunday school led by George Baker and 10:15 a.m. worship. Communion sermon centers on Peace Its Wonderful with a 7:30 p.m. sermon The Test of Words. Heath Methodist and Presbyterian services follow with Sunday school, worship and special observances.
The Sanborn Missionary Society of First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs Willis Anthony on Lincoln Street. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Downing Roush Mrs George McGhee and Mrs Mabel Roush.
A series of home visits chronicled includes Mr and Mrs Dayton Kennedy Waterford and other relatives visiting friends. Mrs Null recently returned from California and Mrs L W McComas stayed with Col Vanderhoof family in Columbus. Sgt and Mrs Allensworth and children returned to Nebraska after a two week visit. Colleen Waddell and mother Jeannette Wad dell spent weekend with Minnie Neutzling.
The Girls Glee Club of Middleport High School elected Hazel Hawkins president Kath erine Bachtel vice president Rosemary Fisher secretary treasurer Adrienne Mills and Ida Lee Hartley librarians at a Wednesday meeting Miss Lois Cecil vocal music supervisor and club director plans a larger group this year with a concert as the rain project
Mrs. G. Arthur Stuart supervised moving household goods to 602 Thompson St. Charleston where she will reside. The Grant Street home was sold to Robert Rawings who will begin remodeling. Jean Stuart Pelzel assisted her mother in the move as Mrs. Stuart returns from Middleport after Mr. Stuart’s New York Central Railroad retirement and death.
A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court on Sept 28 to James Baughman 23 a meat cutter Beck ley West Virginia and Mary F Lilly Pomeroy. Edward E Long 23 a laborer Marietta and Violet Terrill 21 obtained a license Sept 29.
Meigs General Hospital admitted Carl Lemley Rgger for surgery Donald Stevenson from Middleport for medical care Stanley Spires of Cheshire for surgery and Tim Neutzling of Pomeroy for medical treatment Discharged Edith Bolinger Howell
MIDD PORT Last minute shoppers for drivers licenses crowded the office of Russell Auto Sales. Homer J Russell deputy registrar of motor vehicles said more licenses were sold this year than during the boom years when WVOW employees resided here during the war. The Pomeroy office Ralph Gilmore deputy registrar also did rush business and both offices traded supplies to meet demand.
Mason West Virginia Sept 5 annual Johnson family reunion drew about 85 people at Union campgrounds near New Haven A basket dinner was served Those in attendance included Taylor Johnson eldest present and Howard Johnson with honors for largest family The youngest was Georgianna Goodnite poem and songs were performed in memory of departed relatives Several Johnsons from Letart Parkersburg West Columbia and surrounding towns attended with talks by Kenneth Weekly Wilson Johnson Morris Johnson and others.
Tri County Community Concert Association officer Miss Virginia Mayes Grant Sr announces renewal plans for this year. Concerts are presented in Gallipolis and will feature member memberships reactivated by the group.
Lt. Col. Joseph D. Bryan will address the Meigs Ministerial Association at First Presbyterian Church in Middleport on Monday at 10 a.m. His topic is The Problems and Morale of the U S Army. Dr Homer G McMillen hosts and serves as association president. Rev Robert Hegnauer is secretary. This is the first fall meeting.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Bolinger of Columbus announce the birth of a seven and three quarter pound daughter Brenda Sue on September 22 at Grant Hospital Columbus Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Vern Bolinger of Naylors Run.
The Sacred Heart Guild bake sale, postponed due to a Band Boosters sale, will be held Saturday at the Martin Grill and the Tri Lustre Shop in Pomeroy. Announcement from iMiddlepost.
A roundup of church services in Pomeroy and area includes worldwide communion observances at Union and several other congregations. Special offerings support the Meigs County wheat carload via Christian Rural Overseas Program, with confirmation classes, youth activities, revival services, and midweek prayer meetings listed across multiple churches.
The Federated Church social room hosts the Happy Harvesters Class gathering this evening. Naomi Baptist Missionary Society schedules a Silver Tea at 2 30 p m Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Woods of Chester and Mr and Mrs William McCulloch of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Willard Hines. Miss Patty Karr pledged to Pi Beta Phi at Ohio University. DAR national convention trip to Atlanta, Ga, for three with Mrs Duffy as national representative. Mrs Latrelle Schoenleb and Mrs N P Swackhammer visit Columbus. Mrs Walter Kennedy and Mrs Mel Hartinger plan several days in Columbus trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hatton, Mrs. Frank Capehart Jr, and Mrs. Raymond Musgrave plan a trip to Wheeling for the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star October 5 to 7. Mrs. Musgrave serves as worthy matron. Capehart will sing in a special choir.
The Rev. C. G. Billups will deliver sermons at Leon Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m.
The Democratic ballot list for Mason County details precinct by precinct election officials including clerks receivers and counting officers across Arbuckle Clendenin Cooper Graham Hannan Lewis Robinson Union and Wagener districts. The Wagener district officials are not listed.
Trinity Methodist led by Rev. Holly O Shamblin observes Worldwide Communion Sunday with sacrament at 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m Worship at 7 30 p m Sermon Christ s Reasonable Service. Christ Church Parish led by Rev Robert Findlay Thomas holds Holy Communion at 9 a m Church school at 9 40 a m Choral eucharist and sermon at 11 a m with women and United Thank Offering Luncheon for Service Guild Wednesday 1 p m Bruce Chapel church school 10 a m Holy communion and sermon
Point Pleasant's Woman's Club will hold its first program meeting at the Parish House on October 8 at 8 p.m. Civics chair O L Easley will lead. Ohio Garden Clubs president Mrs Thomas Wolfe will speak on Civic Beautification and a flower show with entries in miniatures formal arrangements and winter bouquets will be judged. Ribbons will be awarded to winners with assistance from Garden Department chair Mrs Robert Findlay Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Kapp were in Charleston Wednesday. Harold Shadle was a business visitor in the capital city recently.
GOP headquarters opens Thursday in the former Gardner home on Sixth Street. Mrs. C. P. Stout, co chairman of the County Executive Committee, will oversee operations. Hours are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and all day Saturdays.
The Women's Democratic Club met at Main St headquarters and elected officers: Mrs. James McComb chairman, Mrs. Douglas Rouse vice chairman, Mrs. Woodrow Kapp secretary, and Mary Aumiller treasurer.
Captain Charles Roberts returned from Charleston with a herd of purebred Guernseys costing more than $6000.
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