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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1950
Page
3
The BTU and Sunday school of the First Baptist Church sponsor a social Saturday at 7 p.m. at the church. Sandwiches cocoa and doughnuts will be served.
The Buchtel York Band Boosters plan a series of dances at the high school gym to raise funds for band attire and equipment with the Buckeye Ramblers performing. Local church groups schedule meetings and events including a Martha Class gathering, a WSCS district all day meeting in Logan with registration, luncheon, and reservations coordinated by Mrs. Glenn. transportation arranged by Mrs. Oakley.
Twig 8 of the Mount St Mary Hospital Guild gathered at the home of Misses Esther and Lucille Verity on Tuesday night. The group planned a parcel post sale at the annual Guild meeting on October 26.
A parish euchre party sponsored by the Altar Society is scheduled for Sunday at 7 30 p m in the parish hall. Mrs Wesley Grimstead and Joe Wagner are arranging the event.
Mr and Mrs Rich ard Bowles and grandson Stanton of Evergreen visited Yankee Street. Mr and Mrs W O Johnston of Pineville W Va looked after their farm and called on friends. L T Cadle of Oakvale W Va and brother John Cadle of Leon visited the Woodall home. Mr and Mrs Stambo Johnson of Vinton were here on business. Robert Metz called at the Woodall home along with Mr and Mrs Woodrow Parsons and Mr and Mrs A O Woodall. Francis Cottrill and family celebrate the birth of their daughter Deanne Lynn at Chamberlain Clinic. Mrs Verna Woodall.
Ronnie Maurer won first prize from the sixty piece Circus Contest in third to sixth grades sponsored by G E Company. Wayne Rostash took second with fifty cents in the fourth grade. Judges were Miss Renee Fajar do and Mrs. Dolores Steebner. Walter Harrop and sons attended a Cleveland ball game. Shirley Jones and Mary Jane McLaughlin of Columbus visited the area. Mrs. Dave Hughes is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rostach and family from Bucyrus spent a weekend here. Margaret Hopkins.
Weekly church notices list services for Pilgrim Holiness Raymond Simpson pastor Sunday school 9 30 worship 10 30 Young People 6 worship 7 prayer meeting Friday 7 Midweek and other denominations include Methodist World-Wide Communion MYF WSCS Boy Scouts and junior groups Christian J A Long pastor with rallies and sermons Epiphany Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity First Presbyterian John Lloyd Evans First Baptist B J Hall services and topics across the town churches with youth activities and choir plans
John M. Hartley admitted in Nelsonville alongside Charles Wolfe. Route action dismissed involving Mrs. Dorothy Dolman Mrs. Pearl Wallace Wilbur Wolfe and Helen Louise Stumbo in the Nelsonville matter.
Nelsonville artist Wilbur Wolfe was bruised in a fall while painting the W. H. Parks residence at 97 East Washington Street. He was taken to his home Thursday from Mount St. Mary Hospital after a day there. no bones were broken.
A breakfast will be served from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to recruit and welcome VFW members and prospective members at the campaign event.
Funeral services and burial were held for Larry Eugene Johnson eight month old son of Cecil and Mrs Johnson. He died in a fire that destroyed the family home in New Straitsville Wednesday night. The mother was burned and treated at Mount St Mary Hospital. Burial was in Green Lawn Cemetery.
Nelsonville state senate candidate Charles Wolfe is hospitalized with a chest and shoulder cut after his car collided with a parked city truck near the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post on Riverside while he drove home on Nelsonville Route 2.
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