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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
11
Mr and Mrs Stuart McCurdy hosted a Sunday gathering at Kunnel Hill in honor of Jackson Easter who has been discharged after four years in the Army overseas duty in the Pacific. Attendees included Jackson Easter Sr and family, Mr and Mrs Russell Shibly with Gary and Jean from Lawland, Mr W A Darr of Coshocton, and Mayme Pharion along with Arthur Snnke Naom Darr Eugene Darr Wama Helen and Carl McCurdy.
Mrs Phyliss Forshey of Tunnel Hill to Albert Francis Jr of Newark announced by her parents James and Sirs Forshey. Bride is a nurse in Newark City hospital school of nursing. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Albert Francis and recently discharged from the Army. Wedding date not set.
Members of the First Baptist church form the Baptist Youth Fellowship news staff with Editor Norman Cochran News Editor Thomas McCormick Advisor Delores Williamson and reporters from BLY.P.U. issuing their first church newspaper.
The Masonic quartet has been formed for entertainment and lodge purposes. Members are Lee Wright Frederick Huntington Russell Powell Warren Rodaugh Byron Cobb Mark Cooper Rev. Summer LaFollett Russell Moore Milton Williams will be accompanist. Practice is at 7 30 p m today.
Mrs Kenneth M Westfall will review the book The Gauntlet at an America Association of University Women Coshocton branch meeting at 8 p m today in the YWCA A 730 p m board meeting follows Bess Bachert 1019 Cambridge read remains in critical condition at City hospital Mrs Leva Lyons 924 Chestnut street is improving from the flu Homemakers club will meet Thursday at YWCA
Washington reports growing congressional talk of returning unknown soldiers from both World Wars to United States cemeteries. Rep. Erith Nourse Rogers backs dual reconstructions, with Army and Navy representatives honored. Repatriation teams operate abroad, financed by over 200 million dollars, as families decide on exhumation.
New York reports Drew Pearson, a longtime GI ally, presented President Truman with 30,000 signatures from soldiers in the Philippines. He is lauded as a fearless advocate who read every letter, exposed inefficiencies from procurement to demobilization, and pressed the Army and Navy to honor promises to American fighting men.
Multiple motorists faced fines in municipal court for traffic violations. Donald Carnes paid one dollar plus costs after being charged with operating a motor vehicle without proper rights. Billy D. Gross pleaded guilty to reckless driving and speeding and was fined five dollars and costs. Sam Welch paid 83 cents after pleading guilty to failing to stop after an accident. James M. Gray was fined one dollar and costs for operating a motor vehicle without proper lights, and Raymond Goodwell paid one dollar for operating a vehicle without proper sights.
In probate court Monday the will of Zack Bush 1744 Ul street bequeathed his wife Mary Agnes property real and personal with authority to manage and convey. Upon her death the remaining property is to be divided among his children Robert, Charles E. Waite, Della Louise, William H. Bush and others share and share alike, with William H. Bush named as executor.
Union services will be held in the Methodist church here at 7 34 pm. Sinda Major Hoffman will speak and conduct with Rev. Bacon in charge.
The Ministers Book Club convened at the county luncheon to discuss the work Democracy. Attendees, including Rev Russell Hay and Dennekens, reflected on themes of governance and civic duty as they shared insights and reactions to the book.
Realty transfers record shows Clarence Almenk and others transferring parcels to John Hag, with a wife’s involvement noted and several acreages including 77.63 acres in a Kisene pap ile area. The fragment also mentions Tossan Alvin Go Stvcer and Roy Pardesty and his wife in related conveyances, reflecting a complex set of deeds and assignments.
The community chorus plans its debut on Palm Sunday evening performing Olivet to Calvary by J Hi Mi. Soloists have not yet been chosen as practices continue Thursdays at 7 30 p m.
A Monday filing in common pleas court listed five divorce petitions. Leah A. Baker seeks divorce from Don L. Baker citing violations of marital obligations with C. Turney as attorney. Wanda Burger of 513 So Tenth Street accuses Galen Burger of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. couple married December 12 1943 and have one child. Freda Reed files against Boyd Reed from Route Two alleging gross neglect. married October 14 1938 with three children. Ross Lenarz of New Philadelphia faces gross neglect charges from Bessie Lenarz of 947 South Sixth Street. married February 16 1942 with one child. Nellie Cox petitions against William Frank Cox for gross neglect. married May 27 1943.
The will of John J. Schumaker filed in probate court names his grandchildren as recipients of 100 dollars each. The residue passes to his son Homer J. Schumaker and daughter Fern Thomas, with Homer J. Schumaker and Dent Thomas named as executors.
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