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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
5
Glouster Social Notes records a Tuesday Evening marriage at the City Building with Mayor Thomas Niems Sr officiating. Attendants include Miss Pat Dehman and Allen Pendleton of Chauncey and the couple to reside in Newark.
Bonn government demands restoration of full sovereignty for West Germany while backing European integration. A communique from Adenauer and coalition leaders calls for rapid talks on military integration and rejects the Allied West German peace contract linked to foreign troops.
Robert J. Howard, 44, of Troy faces a grand jury Friday in the death of 12-year-old Leroy Urban Francis Jr. Prosecutor Rodney Blake seeks first degree murder charges. Common Pleas Judge Huber Berry recalled the April jury for expedited proceedings. Howard said he cannot hire counsel. Death ruled a drowning.
Emma Dearth weekend visit with sister-in-law Julia Canode in McArthur. Merle Moore of McArthur visited relatives J W West. Ogle family from Marietta and Bertha Jacoby connection. Guests of James Mace included John Mace Joy Johnson Alfred Mace and Guy Tedrow. Lincoln Dearth guests of B L Daft and Ohio State Fair attendance. Barn owned by W E Dearth and son Lincoln burned on farm bought from Cameron W Clark. Edna Daft mentioned.
Trimble Grange conducted a Saturday night inspection led by Deputy Ralph Barker and Juvenile Matron Mrs. Barker. Norman Earith delivered the lecture as members participated in readings, talks, piano solos, a skit and a male quartet. Fifty attended as hosts served pie ice cream and coffee.
The American Legion Auxiliary meets this evening in the Legion Hall. Mary Ginnan, selected to attend Girls State in Columbus, will report on the program.
The Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter CBS will meet at the Masonic Hall on Friday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs Esta Haskins and Mrs Georgia Sayre are hostesses for the event.
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in the IOOF Hall. A degree team practice is also scheduled.
The gay family union will be held Sunday in Glouster Memorial Park with a 1 p.m. basket dinner. Attendees will assemble at the upper park.
Delaware report notes Dr. Seward Hiltner of Chicago University urging genuine interest to help others. He spoke to Ohio Area Methodist pastors at the pastors' school delivering the first of four lectures on pastoral counseling.
Akron and Columbus couples visited Woodsfield households with multiple local families including Roush Fisher Harris Maag and Grueser clans. Travel from Columbus Racine Kingsbury Jacksonville Elwood City and Tennessee accompanied by relatives and friends during a busy weekend of visits.
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