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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
6
Newcomerstown fire department responded to a Tuesday blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Iwan Ruby on South Carlisle Street. Soot in the chimney ignited, causing roof damage estimated at fifty dollars.
The Women's Missionary Society of St John s Evangelical and Reformed church met at 8 PM Tuesday with host Mrs William Scherrer 918 Main. Mrs Thelma Cline led devotionals and Mrs John Lang directed the program Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests Plans were made for a covered dish dinner in the church on the first Tuesday in April.
Miss Clara Jacob daughter of Mrs G P Jacob 710 Bright on boulevard will wed Lt Dermot F M Fitzgerald of Brooklyn at Trinity Lutheran church on Saturday at 3 30 p m The bride to be is employed by Ohio Bell in Columbus Fitzgerald recently returned from 28 months service with the ETO and the 2th Air Force and 106th Infantry Division
The Variety Club met Monday night with Miss Mary Lauvray at 1430 Orchard Street. Cards were enjoyed and refreshments served to Mrs. Dave Westfall, Mrs. Francis Clark, Miss Mary Gruterman, Kathryn Dunlap, Mickey Boyd, Iris Latham, guest Miss Catharine Lauvray, and the hostess. Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs. Dave Westfall as hostess.
Friends held a farewell gathering at Mr and Mrs George Mackwart’s Keene home with a large turnout from the Fresno and Coshocton routes. Keene high school seniors toured Columbus landmarks including the State House and Ohio State University, with many students and families attending various weekend visits and Sunday gatherings at local homes.
The past Noble Grand association of Sarah Rebekah lodge No 25 held a 6 p m covered dish dinner in its hall to honor Mrs. Lloyd Conrad who will soon move to Millersburg.
The WSCS of Canal Lewisville Methodist church will hold an all day meeting Thursday in the home of Mrs. Howard Lowd.
Miss Sarah Moore of Muskingum College and Mrs. Floyd Stillenbour of Coshocton were weekend guests of the R. Burrells. Paul Wilhelm of Warsaw and Henry Kasner of Killbuck joined the Weatherwax household for Saturday evening. Emmet Snow, Robert Allison and families, Mildred Allison, and Silas Sheldon guests of the Howards. A farewell occurred at Dallas Sheldon’s Tuesday. Refreshments served to multiple local residents. Mary Ruth Muller and family hosted Clifford Muller and others. Wallace Markley and daughter Betty Lou of Mil tersburg visited the Bickels. Lester Fleming and children joined the Bickels at Spring Mountain.
Real estate deeds show Mary E Everhart and spouse to Burvil McCullough and wife in Roscoe Jot 80. Laura A LeBlond and husband to Ida M Scntt in Coshocton 5th addition Jot 359. Norma Henne Elliott and husband to Albertine Infield Coshocton Jot 2772. Minerva R Harris to Grover Wilson Coshocton 5th addition lot 63. Myrtle Evelyn Finly and others to Cleophas Conkle Clark two 60 acres. L M Monbarren and wife to W F Zingg Fresno 1 acre. H D Thompson and wife to Wilmer C Brillhart and wife Coshocton lot 3032. Sadie Stiner Montgomery to Harry F Brown Coshocton lot 2034.
Russell Shroyer and Marvin Hartsock spent Sunday with Fresno route. Orland Layman and son Wendell were Saturday guests at the Ray Tumblin home. Keene families including the Hartsocks and Eberwine shared time with neighbors. A Keene high school class fundraiser basketball game Friday night drew proceeds for the senior class.
City Ministerial Association conducted Ash Wednesday services for high school students led by Rev. John Root as president. The program included hymns, responsive readings, Psalm 41, prayer by Rev. Sumner LaFollette, a Lent reflection by Rev. Clarence Higgins, and benediction by Rev. Jann H. Shanley.
The Ladies Aid assembled at the parsonage on South Seventh Street with 312 members present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Virgil Spring, altar cloths were reported as arrived, followed by a social hour.
Wednesday at 7:40 social calendar notes a business meeting in the district of Alabama hall. The bridge club gathers at the home of Mrs Walter Totseh on Orange Street for an organized session and social play.
Four members of the Baptist church attended the Children's Institute meeting held Tuesday evening at the First Baptist church. Present were Mrs Paul Henderson Mrs Rupert AcCmick Mrs Hazel Kinkaid Mrs Arthur Mybles Volpe. Also noted were activities of Quin's Bal dren's Workers. Alumnae meeting of Coshocton Cis PPossitial held Tuesday evening at Adams street with Mrs Paul Blakeh ward presiding. Friday events include We-He-Loe club at Martha Norris home and Women's Missionary Society gatherings. Friday also sees the Faithful Followers class at Calvary Methodist and Park Avenue church meetings. Friday Day of Prayer at St John's Evangelical on Orange street at 2 PM.
Otter Raezel of Newcomerstown was bound to the grand jury under a $500 bond after pleading guilty to forgery charges in Mansor Ellis Barthalnw’s court Tuesday, with filings by OLEB, owner and manager of a near business.
Seventeen members were present when the Navy Mothers club met in the Tribune building Tuesday night. A report covered the canteen trip Monday and noted the canteen served 174 boys with 67 dozen homemade cookies 96 candy bars and a pound of coffee. Members assisting included Mrs Felis Watson Mrs Harry Hoops Mrs Nettie Keats Mrs Jester Bars Mrs Justine McKenzie Mrs James Cooper and Mrs Andrew Frederick. Plans were made for a covered dish dinner to be held May 11 in the Tribune building.
Mrs Carl Wisenburg of Oak Avenue hosted the Trinity Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church Tuesday evening with Mrs Arthur Dawson assisting. Three guests attended including Mrs Alfred Mortine Mrs Lane Rev Arthur Hargate and Rev Hargate led devotions. The group planned to invite two guests during Lenten season. Refreshments were served to fifteen members and three guests.
Layland and nearby residents gathered for visits and dinner events with family friends throughout the week. Harold Moore visited Clark. Barbara Batey moved to Layland. many hosted or attended Sunday dinners and calls with neighbors including the Croskeys, Scheibes, and Teelings, plus Coast Guard veteran Mace returned home after service.
Miss Beus Weight of Grandview Avenue hosted the Hausey club Tuesday evening. Martha Shepler and Jean Biggs held high and second high scores. The club will meet in two weeks with Miss Jean Biggs of North Ninth Street.
The note reports Milton’s sold 250 pairs of nylons on Saturday and 180 pairs of rayons on Tuesday, leaving none. Coshocton now has 430 happy women, reflecting high demand and depleted inventories.
Farm Bureau Council No. 18 met at the Short home with Stewart Klein presiding. Trene Castor led the program and Sara Waters directed recreation. Mrs Edwin Prince received a gift. refreshments were served by the hosteses. Mr Wilmer Castor became president with Ted Castor as vice president and Blanche as secretary. Many members attended including the Klein and Castor families and others. The council plans to meet at Otsego high school April Friday night hosted by Fred Wait.
The Hogailal Auxiliary met at 2 p m on Tuesday for its monthly session. Members sewed for the hospital and conducted business, devotionals, and a brief program. Twenty five attended. Mrs Frances X Weaver of South Fourth Street hosted a luncheon and bridge club. Mrs Jac Johnston led members in high scores for the club and Mrs Perry Engle for guests. Don, stationed in Manila, Philippines, began his homeward trip in May after seventeen months overseas.
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