Zanesville area churches to hold rally for $10 million relief fund
Lutheran churches of Zanesville and vicinity sponsor a Sunday rally at St John Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m to launch a nationwide appeal for ten million dollars for church relief and rehabilitation locally and abroad. Rev Ralph William Loew of Buffalo New York will be principal speaker. He chairs the Christian Education Commission of the Buffalo Council of Churches and has a notable war and religious service record. A local committee led by Dr W Hackenberg and Rev Karl Mohrhoff organized the event.
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Zanesville
St John Lutheran Church
Ralph William Loew
Mr Loew
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Buffalo
New York
Commission On Christian Education
Buffalo Council of Churches
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Washington
Visitors Here There in Local Notices Weekend Guests
Mrs Chester Carroll of Ravenna visited Mrs Forbes Carroll of Coshocton. Beverly and Ruth Jackson of Killbuck spent the weekend with Mrs Jessie F Jackson at 841 Main Street. James Roadruck Jr from Wilson Avenue left today for New York to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Leroy Hess of 1511 Beech Avenue returned from Lake Worth Florida after visiting friends.
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Chester Carroll
Ravenna
Forbes Carroll
Coshocton
Beverly
Ruth Jackson
Killbuck
Jessie F Jackson
Main Street
James Roadruck Jr
Wilson
New York City
Leroy Hess
Beech Avenue
Lake Worth
Fla
Annual Election of Officers Held at YWCA
The City Federation of Womens clubs held its annual officers election this afternoon as the board met at the YWCA at 1:30 PM. The event confirmed new leadership and continued organizational activities for the year.
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City Federation of Womens’ Clubs
YWCA
Book review and dinner at St Pauls Lutheran
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran church will hold a covered dish dinner after Sunday service. The annual book review will be the afternoon program featuring the event.
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Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of
St Pauls Lutheran Church
Arthur Shull Suffers Heart Attack on Maple Street
Arthur Shull aged 58 of Maple Street Newcomerstown is resting at home after suffering a heart attack on the street Thursday. Local responders attended the scene and he is reported stable.
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Arthur Shull
Maple Street
Newcomerstown
Marriage announcement of Miss Lucille Duhamel and Willis DeWitt
The marriage of Miss Lucille Duhamel daughter of Mr and Mrs John Duhamel Birds Run and Willis DeWitt son of Mr and Mrs Clarence DeWitt Millersburg route 3 was solemnized at 3 o clock Feb 18 in Maysville by Rev Kenneth Clay. The bride wore aquamarine with black accessories and a carnation corsage. The couple will reside at 628 Walnut street Coshocton.
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Lucille Duhamel
John Duhamel
Birds Run
Willis DeWitt
Clarence DeWitt
Millersburg
Maysville
Kenneth Clay
Methodist Church
DeWitt
Plainfield School
Coshocton
Newcomerstown
Art Craft Printing Co
Beach Mfg Co
Walnut Street
Mrs Jackson Hosts GE Club With Miniature Hut Favors
Mrs Jessie S Jackson entertained the GE club at her Main Street home. Guests received miniature hut favors. Evening included games with Mrs Melva Shryock high, Mrs Alva Lockard second, Mrs Carol Forbes low. Refreshments served to listed attendees. Carroll to entertain next meeting.
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Jessie S Jackson
GE Club
Main Street
Melva Shryock
Alva Lockard
Carol Forbes
Robert Boyd
Forbes Carroll
Anna Guthrie
Bert Harris
H D Baumgardner
Charles
Banquet at Grace Methodist Church Honors Father Son Group
About 150 people attended a Father Son banquet at Grace Methodist Church at 1630 last night. Tables carried St Patrick's Day decor with green and white tapers and shamrocks. Rev Sumner LaFollette gave the invocation and James Powell spoke for the sons. Rev Floyd Faust of Broad Street Christian Church Columbus delivered the inspirational talk on Family Life. Hilton Williams accompanied piano as the group sang. women of the church served the dinner.
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Grace Methodist Church
Sumner LaFollette
James Powell
Seward
Schooler
Floyd Faust
Broad Street
McKee and Laird Wed in Sacred Heart Church
Robert McKee and Lois Laird were married at 2 pm yesterday in Sacred Heart church with Rev Father A J Domm officiating. Lois isCoshocton High School class of 1943 graduate and employed by J C Penney. Robert recently discharged from the armed services and employed by Edgemont company. They left on a short wedding trip.
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Sacred Heart Church
A J Domm
Coshoctan High School
J C Penney Company
Robert McKee
Armed Services
Edgemont
Emple
Visiting His Parents In Pennsylvania War Casualty Return
Henry Hess, discharged from the armed services at Indiantown Gap Pa, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Leroy Hess and will depart today with his wife for Pittsburgh Pa to visit Mrs Hess's parents. Hess served overseas 18 months.
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Henry Hess
Armed Services
Indiantown Gap
Mrr
Leroy Hess
Pittsburgh
Hess
Millersburg Sheriff Reports February Arrests
February arrests totaled 10 with offenses including contempt intoxication resisting runaway assault and disorderly conduct compared to 15 in January. A church benefit concert by St Vincent Choral Society directed by Rev Fr Eugene F Dunn was held at Millersburg High School to aid in new uniforms for the band. The Clark community Ladies Aid met at Mrs H I Patterson home with devotionals program quilting rugs and a covered dish dinner for 25.
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Sheriffs
St Vincent
Eugene F Dunn
Miltersburg High School
Ra'clack
Band Mothers
Bociet
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Clark
H I Patterson
Wooster Road
Roy Patterson
Kenneth Uhl
Revival and Sunday School Notes From Various Churches
A crowded page lists multiple Coshocton County churches with pastors, service times, and revival events. Entries include Forest W Hall at Conesville Methodist and Weslyan Methodist churches, Union and Branch Methodists, Nazarene in Cooperdale, Princeton Evangelical, Keene and Blissetl Evangelical, and others. The schedule covers Sunday schools around 9:30 to 10:40 am, worship at 10:45 to 11:15 am, evening services, and weeknight revivals. Many entries note revival services, special singing, and youth activities, with pastors named such as Forest W Hall, Rev Harry Lambert, Rev Donald Syler, Rev G H Biswomlet, Rev Henry Voss, and Rev Herbert Burkhart. Locations include Conesville, New Moscow, Harmony, Cooperdale, Leggett, and nearby towns. The list preserves local church activity as of the period, reflecting a dense Sunday and revival circuit.
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Tyndall Methodist
Iy Forest
W Hall
Taom
Conesvalle
Rey Forest WooWill
Toom Franklin
Pee Warnet
Piachine
Waom Sundiy
Lyam Conesville
Weslyan Methodist Church
Fidean Mentin
Wigelistic
Robson Sisters
Welcome Union Methodist -Re
Harry Lambert
Methodist
Lambert
Clark Methodist
Princeton Evangelical
Rey
Whorstup
Keene Presbyterian
Er Mest
Sunda
Finest Racer
Donald Syler
Eve Ming
Prairie Chapel
Mt. Zion
Rex Dons Ald Sylr
Nazarene Tis
Delong
Church of Goshen
Young Penpk
Toom
William Bo Tansey
Layland Evangelical
Timm
Blisstielad Shepiar
Thom
Pater Chaat
Bhsfield
New Castle
Hebert Burkhart
Mohawk Methodist -Rig
Herbert Burkitt
New Guilford
Herbert Thaklut Pasta
Ut Tiverton Church of Christ Hally Toons
Baltic Evangelical and Reformead
Rey Henry Voss
Poastie Charel
Stindiv
Halifax
Key Theory
Voss
Sun
Aom
Chile
Rex Henry
New Bedford
St. John's Lutheran Church
Frederick C Althat
That Pre War Family Argument Is Back
Kenneth F Hewins writes that many face the question of buying a new car as auto workers threaten half time work. He notes salesmanship and ads tempt buyers while a family discussion splits between need and desire. He references teens leaning toward a new conveyance and pre war advertising revival.
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Webster
Quandary Over a New Car and Neighborly Jokes
The narrator debates buying a new car and worries about peers' reactions. He recalls his 1946 model, noting its reliable engine despite dented fenders from careless parking. He jokes that new buyers should damage a car to speed the homey feeling and hints at skepticism toward showroom gloss.
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Eage
The Hidden Trials of Buying a New Car
A personal reflection on the inevitable noises in a new car and the long care routine it demands. The author jokes about rattle and squeaks, warns against trusting mechanics, and notes a 1942 model’s lengthy Owner’s Manual detailing weekly and milage based maintenance. He admits the appeal of new upholstery and the prospect of buying again with kids and a persuasive salesman.
Salvation Army Plans New Coshocton Gym for Youths
Salvation Army post in Coshocton outlines 1946 plans including a new gymnasium to expand youth work. Major P T Hoffman reported 1945 relief of 450 dollars value, garments and shoes totaling over 1265 items, seasonal gifts for 89 families and 209 children, plus meals and transients served.
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Salvation Army Post
Coshocton
Soedy
Salvation Army
Citadel
Chestnut Street
P T Hoffman
Incal
Newcomerstown clubs host meetings and reports
The Mothers Club met at Mere L Curtiss home on North College street. Various readings and games were held with two guests Mrs Frank Powell and Miss CC Gist. The Ratay club held a meeting with programs led by John Atkinson. June speeches included tributes and a moving picture. The Rebekah lodge held a regular meeting in the LOOP building with Mrs France Blot remembered as died recently. A fire at J Wo Conley residence on New Philadelphia road caused no damage. Other social notes include Holly club at Butts restaurant, bridge games, and neighborly visits. A truck fire near Newcomerstown caused no damage. Discharged sailor James Williams returns to Cincinnati for medical. Community notices mention military assignments, family visits, and Buckhorn Grange meeting with a spring-themed program.
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Mothers’ Club
Mere L . Curtiss
North College Street
Fibruis
Mis
Albert Oasis
Clangme Rinyples
Weis Ci Wige
M Wilson
South River Strat
Frees Rebekah Lodge
Florence Denham
Francee Blot
Moneta
Ian
Ray Cunningham
Buckhorn Grange
Venity
Carl Hinds
Lawrence Gaskill
Margery Dorsey
Walter Fintrin
Claude Hinds
Frank Miller
Weldon Clutter
Charles Geese
Fred Rausch
Woman Crowned for Edible Cake At Salvation Army
Gis usually choose their queens on the basis of cheese cake. A WilkinsburgPa woman won the crown for cake of a different kind. Mrs Lillian E Wright is the champion cake maker for servicemen visiting Pittsburgh's Salvation Army canteens. In two and a half years of rationing she baked and counted 3000 pounds of cake and thousands of cookies. Most cakes were distributed at the canteens, but she also mails hundreds of them to servicemen nationwide. Wright, wife of a Westinghouse draftsman, uses one recipe for all her cakes and perfected the cake spat to keep the long list of baked goods fresh.
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Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg Pa
Lillian E Wright
Salvation Army
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Mrs. Jackson
Mrs. Carroll
Lois Laird
Robert McKee Coshocton
Malcolm Laird
Third Street
M. O’neil Shop
M. O'Neil
Brinkerhoff's
West Lafayette
Ohio
Mas
Elizabeth Barber
Archive
Sheriff's Report
Warsaw
Nelhe Evangelical Rew
Biswomlet
Kenneth F. Hewins
Central Press
Aana
Texas Norther
Tig Ace Fender
T Fanigue
Lucille Scott
Ratay Club
John Atkinson
Rebekah Lodge
Hitty
Mrs, Mullet
Goldie Mullett
Butts Restaurant
Cali
Ben Robinson
Cross Street
Richard Robinson
Rome
Italy
Switzerland
Ted M Fletcher
Warry Fletcher
West State Street
Chiens
Fred Pultrie
Pineville
Naval Base
Philadelphia
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Burton DeWitt
Slutey
Miro
Olver Wot
Newark
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Orange
Mark Schert
Bert Ridgeway
Taherto Suset
Goshen Brick Chiy
TR A Woiehtamet
Login McClon
Tilido
Dorothea Jane Wiandt
Wattenburg Colle Springfield
Mik Kinley Wiandt
St. Pre
M Maller
Fort Logan
Colorado
di L Miller Gondrich
James Willams
Great Lakes
Cimeinnatt College of Medicine
J W Williams
Geowine Clemenco
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