Women Luncheon Held by St Johns Evangelical Guild
The Women s Guild of St John s Evangelical church hosted a luncheon today at one o clock in the church. Chairmen were Mrs C N Higgins and Mrs Glenn Hamrick with committee members Mrs Chester Pew Mrs Raymond Hammond Mrs Russell Dickerson Mrs Kathleen Caton Mrs Henry Wilhelm and Mrs Clarence Kemp. Guest Mrs M E Canton Was present.
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The
Women’s Guild of
St John’s Evangelical Church
C. N. Higgins
Glenn Hamrickhouse
Chester Pew
Raymond Hammond
Russell Dickerson
Kathleen Caton
Henry Wilhelm
Clarence Kemp
M. E. Beck
N. Canton
Mrs North Hosts Warner Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Clayton North of 534 Chestnut Street hosted the Warner Missionary Society of the Warner Methodist Church. Mrs Irvin Wilden led devotionals, Mrs Medvain Shryock directed the program, and refreshments were served to 15 members. The next meeting will be with Melyver Shyrock on South Tenth Street.
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Clayton North
Chestnut Street
Warner Missionary
Warner Methodist Church
Irvin Wilden
Medvain Shryock
Melyver Shyrock
South Tenth Street
Baltic area church Lent services and local society notes
The Baltic Methodist church held the first Lenten service Thursday at 7 30 PM and World Day of Prayer services are planned for Friday. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Walter Bitikofer and daughter La Vera hosting dinners with families such as the McPhersons and Ruegsegger. Mayors, trustees, and health board members attended Tuscarawas county meetings while village council conducted its regular session. Grain futures showed limited activity with oats and grains at various ceilings. Local livestock markets reported hog and cattle price ranges reflecting steady to modest gains.
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Walter Bitikofer
la Vera
Visa
William McPherson
Conservation Club
Gerber
Carl Layman
Aries Diefenbach
Harrie
Hahn
Florida
Boyd
Trinwayo
Maggie Lockard
West Lafayette
A. P. Hahn
Wil- Vianyein
May Patterson
Henry Ejler
Baltic
Martha Ruegsegger
Lock
Huffman urges UN a real chance over Paris coalitions
Columbus Senator James W. Huffman, present at President Truman's special train arrival, said we should give the United Nations organization a chance to solve world problems before squaring off in Paris or forming blocs against one another, in response to Winston Churchill's Fulton speech.
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Columbus
James W. Huffman
Truman
Paris
Winston Churchill
Fulton
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Ohio State President authorized to survey college enrollments
Columbus, UP reports President Howard L. Bevis of Ohio State University was authorized to conduct a survey of probable future enrollment and available resources across Ohio's colleges and universities.
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Columbus
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University Today
Ohio
Cincinnati man killed in crossing collision with freight train
Wood row Hairless, 22, of Cincinnati, died today from injuries after his car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Freight train at a crossing in Cincinnati. He sustained severe head and chest injuries and died at the scene.
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Cincinnati
Woodrow Hairless
Baltimore and Ohio
Rooney Leaves Army to Resume Film Career
Mickey Rooney was en route to Hollywood after being discharged from the army at Fort Dix New Jersey. The screen actor, who had joined the service, plans to resume his film career immediately.
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Philadelphia
Mickey Rooney
Hollywood
Fort Dix
N. J
Vet in Union Fight Marches on Washington for Grievances
Charles Samalot of Grand Rapids Michigan, fired for working too hard at a brewery, travels to Washington to seek help from VA officials congressmen and labor committees. He carries a Union card and seeks to prevent veterans from being penalized in employment. He meets Lt Col Hansen and navigates House committees with support from Rep Jonkman and Sen Ferguson as CIO tensions loom.
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Washington
ESTHER V_ W. TUFTY
Central Press
Charles Samalot
Grand Rapids
Mich
Antiunion
United Brewery
Samalot
Aroum
Veterans’ Administration
Chester B. Hansen
Omar Bradley
Hansen
Leutenant
Samalots
State Department
Bartel Jonkman
Labor Committee of
House
Mary Norton
National Labor Relations Board
Slory
Bamalot
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Omar Ketchum
World War Veterans Legislation Committee
Ketchum
Jonkman
John Rankin
Mississippi
Rankin
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Harry Kelly
Michigan
Dia
Grand Rapida Republican Secal
Rankin Tll
Sot
CIO
Meyer Bernstein
Veterans Affairs
Bernstein
Harry Thompson
Cincinnati Union
Thompson
Brewery Union
Samarot
Fis
Caan
Samalot Ia
Leranm
Women’s Club Holds Meet At YWCA
The Woman's club met at 2 36 p m on Wednesday in the YWCA. Papers were presented on The Philippines by Mrs W B Miller Alaska by Mrs A Bivenour and Virgin Islands by Mrs Robert Hunter. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the YWCA with Margaret Sahling as guest speaker.
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Woman's Club
YWCA
Philippines
W. B. Miller
Alaska
A. Bivenour
Virgin Islands
Robert Hunter
Margaret Sahling
Who Will Be Miss Cinderella at Coshocton Theater
Coshocton Sixth Street Theater announces a Miss Cinderella contest tied to the film Cinderella Jones. An unmarried woman over 18 may win by fitting a display glass slipper in the theater lobby starting Sunday. Prizes include gifts from local businesses and cash.
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Coshocton
Sixth Street
Cinderella Jones
M. O'Neil
J. J. Newberry Company
L_ Grill
Cinderella and
Family Sixth Street Theater
Keiffer Flower Shop
Goldens Department Store
Cinderella United Photo Service
Coshocton News
Entertains Club Guests for Bridge Evening at Mrs Totsch’s
Mrs Eart O'Donnell and Mrs M J Murphy hosted guests as Mrs Walter Totsch entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening. High scores went to Mrs Johnson and Mrs M J Murphy with Mrs Paul Shepler claiming the floating prize. In Columbus, whisky rations for March 11 to 24 include a fifth quart or two pints per person, and a no-age rye blended whisky was added to the non-rationed list. The divorce suit W E House against Ethel House was dismissed in common pleas court. A marriage license was issued for James William Jacobs and Catherine Ellen Lockard.
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Eart O'Donnell
M. J. Murphy
Walter Totsch
Johnson
Paul Shepler
Columbus
Sohngen
W. E. House
Ethel House
Common Pleas Court
Miss Van Sickle Becomes Bride of Paul Simmons
Miss Helen Van Sickle daughter of Mrs. Arthur Van Sickle and Arthur Van Sickle married Paul Simmons Sunday at the bride’s home. Major Paul Hoffman of the Salvation Army performed the ceremony. The reception featured gladioli roses and carnations, with a wedding dinner following. The bride attended Coshocton high school. The groom served 10 years in the Army and works for the Straw Paper company in Coshocton. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother.
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Helen van Sickle
Arthur van Sickle
North Sixth Street
West Main Street
Paul Simmons
Paul Hoffman
Salvation Army
Pfe
Charles van Sickle
Coshocton
Straw Paper Company
Missionary Meet Scheduled Tonight at Main Street Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Main Street Church for Christ meets at 8 pm with Mrs. Vernon Adams as hostess and Mrs. John R. Boyd leading devotion. Miss Jennie Williams directs the program and Mrs. Frank Paige assists. In hospital, Sophie Blackson’s son Ben F. Blackson is at Newport Naval Hospital after an operation. Cases dismissed in common pleas court include Smith Scott vs Charles Chism and Leroy Fry vs Charles Chism by mutual agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Missionary Society of the
Main Street Church For Christ
Vernon Adams
Denman Avenue
Frank Paige
John R. Boyd
Jennie Williams
Sophie Blackson
Oak Avenue
Ben F. Blackson
U. S. Naval Hospital
Newport, R. 1
Smith Scott
Charles Chism
Leroy Fry
Common Pleas Court
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