Revival Services At Cones Susville Wesleyan Church
Rev Floyd Banker and Mrs Banker, returning missionaries from India, lead revival services at 7 30 each evening through Sunday, with Rev C Q Scott as pastor announcing the Bankers’ mission history and touring schedule. Beginning Monday, Rev Walter McKee of Norwood will take charge through Nov 13. Also reports of social events and bridge clubs in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Banker
Banker
India
Conessusville Wesleyan Methodist
C. Q. Scott
United States
Walter McKee
Norwood
Divorced Parents Should Not Pretend Friendship
A columnist argues that divorces disrupt parental closeness and warns against pretending friendship for the sake of children. The piece urges courtesy over imagined ties, noting children sense insincerity and lose trust when exes advocate cordial relations they do not intend to sustain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Webster
Et Cetera club to meet at YWCA November 10
St wil be hostess to the club in two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Barnes have returned from a several days stay at The Homestead, Hot Springs, Va. Mrs. H. V. Reichel entertained her bate club with Mrs. B. F. Brehl as guest. High and second high scores were held by Mrs. Gordon Roberts and Mrs. Brehl. Mrs. Roberts will entertain the club in two weeks. The Et Cetera club meeting will be held Thursday evening Nov. 10 at o'clock at the YWCA instead of at the Johnson Hammickhouse museum as planned. On Mrs. Ada Fullerton was hostess to the IW club Tuesday evening, Mrs. Fullerton and Mrs. Lucille Simmons held high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herbert
East Winest
Town and Country Club
Ernest Hensley
Henry Olinger
Charles Leader
Ensle Rd
J. S. Shaw
J. Alfred Wright
Edward Montgomery
Francis N. Barnes
Hot Springs
H. V. Reichel
South Thirteenth St
Bate Club
B. F. Brehl
Gordon Roberts
Brehl
Roberts
Sixth St
Et Cetera Club
YWCA
Johnson Hammickhouse Museum
Ada Fullerton
Route 4
IW Club
Fullerton
Lucille Simmons
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robson's
Beta Sigma Phi
Roger Lafferty
Wilma Meek
Karl Matchett
Lester Catt
Marlon Haight Sr
Paul Boyer
Walter
L. Parrish
Joe Courtaight
The
William Stubbs
New Neighbor Tells The Real Low Down On Block Gossip
A newcomer in the neighborhood is urged to share candid impressions to avoid being labeled gossip. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Russell Fortune and Mrs. Lloyd Poland. Mrs Fortune of John Street will host the club in two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hahn of 381 South Tenth Street have returned from a vacation in Cleveland Washington D C and along Skyline Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hahn
381
South Tenth St
Cleveland
Washington D. C
Skyline Drive
Keys Pulled From Woman After She Swallowed Drawer
In Piedimonte Dalife Iday the stomach of Addolorata Carbonelli a 42 year old farmer’s wife was opened by physicians who removed a bundle of keys She claimed she swallowed them to hide family savings from her husband who she said would squander the money
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedimonte Dalife
Iday
Addolorata Carbonelli
Mrs Loretta Smith Joins Husband in City Residence
Mrs Loretta Smith from Fall River Massachusetts has joined her husband and they reside at 110144 Chestnut Street. Her husband is employed at the James B Clow Sons plant and has recently been discharged from naval service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Smith
Fall River
Mass
Chestnut St
Smith
James B. Clow & Sons
Naval Service
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church parish house hosted the Ladies Aid with 16 members and one guest. Officers re elected include President Mrs. Lorenz and Secretary Mrs. Jesse Erman. Next gathering features a covered dish supper and 30 cent Christmas gift exchange on December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Arron Lorenz
Harlon Reabrg
Lorenz
Don Myers
Jesse Erman
Edward Downey
Claire Diding
Olan W. Aughbaugh
Har- Jong Raahing
Laura Pencod
District 1 First Baptist meeting held Tuesday evening
A district church meeting led by Mrs. Lulu Henderson, president, convened Tuesday evening with nine members present during the social hour at the First Baptist church, 604 South Lawnay. Social Order of Beauceant hosted 29 attendees at the WCA with Sir Knights Templar as guests. Prizes awarded to R. L. Gilmore and Maurice Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John Fretague
South Lawnay
Lulu Henderson
Social Order OF Beauceant
Social Order of Beaugenathtetd
WCA
Sir
Knights Templar
R. L. Gilmore
Maurice Baird
Robert, Dawson
Frank Bible
Eugene Boyd
Cornelius Wilson
Homer Goodwin
YWCA Kelah Y-Teen Club Names Committee Chairs
Forty members and Mrs. Arthur Sherburne attended a YWCA Kelah Y-Teen meeting led by Jane Dunlap. Committees were named with chairs Elizabeth Hunt Kay Leader Marion Mullan Susan Stover Nancy Leech Mary Ann Wells Mary Ann Cotrell. A talent show featured Mary Ann Wells Mary Ann Cotrell Jean McNary Barbara Clemens Kay Leader Jane Dunlap Nancy Leech Sivan Stover. The next meeting is scheduled for November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolah Y-Teen
Arthur Sherburne
YWCA
Jane Dunlap
Elizabeth Hunt
Kay
Marion Mullivan
Susan Stover
Nancy Leech
Mary Ann Wells
Mary Ann Cotrell
Jean McNary
Barbara Clemens
Kay Leader
Dhine Dunlap
Sivan Stover
Rotary luncheon covers election issues in five talks
Five members of the Rotary Club gave five minute talks on election issues at Thursday’s Riverside Inn luncheon. Raymond Hay arranged the program. Speakers included Richard J Finnegan on unemployment compensation, George McCoagha on the city school levy, Judge C M Ross on pay for officials and judges, Lester Duling on a 150000 dollar public building program, and Russell McConnell on city issues. A Q and A followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Riverside Inn
Raymond Hay
Richard J Finnegan
George McCoagha
C. M. Ross
Lester Duling
Russell McConnell
Open house marks Education Week in city schools
SOUTH LAWN observes Education Week with an open house and room visits from 7 to 7:30 as teachers explain grade work. A social hour follows at 8:30 in the auditorium with 4 and 5 grade mothers hosting and a program titled Poise and Charm. Hospital Auxiliary meets at nurses home with 15 members. favors for County Memorial Hospital trays planned for Thanksgiving. sewing totals include 23 baby blankets and 37 obstetric towels. Women’s Missionary Society meets at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church with devotionals and a slide program on Voluntary Church Service. Christmas party planned for Dec 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lawn
William H. Tumblin
C. R. Norton
R. T. Lowman
Perry Huston
E. W. Nethers
County Memorial Hospital
Womer's Missionary Society
John’s
Woman’s roles in marriage and motherhood explored
The piece argues that men seek more than a good wife and mother. A wife should love and understand her husband, support his goals, and contribute to a joyful home. It asserts a mother’s duty to children and a wife’s duty to husband, noting the两 are not the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Arcelene Cox
Open House At Central High And Junior High
A large turnout of parents and friends attended open house Tuesday night at Central High, touring rooms and listening to remarks by Principal Roy McKinley and Supt. G A WeCan agha. The senior choir, directed by Harald LeFavor, performed in the auditorium. Junior High featured a slide show and classroom visits with refreshments in the corridors. Elementary open house is planned for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Edents
Roy McKinley
Supt
G. A. WeCanagha
Harald LeFavor
Prinortsfaldor Charse
Shower Given for Miss Holdsworth
A Monday evening shower honored Miss Pat Holdsworth in Mrs Dayne Newell’s home at 1016 Kenilworth Ave. Pending marriage to Richard R. Clark, decorations featured fall flowers and a pork and silver color motif. Guests included Mrs Herman Kaser, Mrs Gerald Reed, Mrs John Shaheen, Mrs Don Corder, Mrs Norman Baker, and Mrs Al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayne Newell
Kenilworth Av
Pat Holdsworth
Richard R. Clark
Herman Kaser
Gerald Reed
John Shaheen
Don Corder
Norman Baker
Bassett-Mossman Nuptials On Oct 22 Announced
Miss Patty Ann Bassett became the bride of Carlos Edwin Mossman on Saturday evening October 22 at 6 30 in the Main Street Church of Christ. The ceremony featured the double ring rite with family present and a reception in the church parlor. The couple, living at 229 North Third Street, greeted relatives as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ann Bassett
Carlos Edwin Mossman
Christ
Russell C. Brown
Harry R. Bassett
West Lafayette Bowle
Eod. Mossman
Leroy Coulter
Gill
Carol Bassett
Willard RK. Latham Jr
West Lafayette
Mossman
Bassett
Halden West
Rosemary
Shirley Mossman
Co- Coshocton
Steel Ceilings, Inc
North Third
Local Names Mentioned in Obituary Fragment
A fragmented line lists Nilis and several women tied to the Poorman Meredith Boyer Parks Retwis Read Clark Holdsworth and the Vat sy Rive family, along with Kitty Newell Percy Holds worth Nancy Susan Boyer Blackie Parks and the honored one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilis
John Poorman
Robert Meredith
Ernest Boyer
Kenneth Parks
Idacoly Retwis
James Read Tuck
Burl Clark
Ralph Holdsworth
Vatsy Rive
Kitty Newell
Percy Holdsworth
Nancy
Susan Boyer
Ldackie Parks
Brand y Trophy Roustabout Cotton Market Note
A demijohn of brandy served as the yest trophy for planters sending the first bale of cotton to market in Memphis Tennessee each year in the 1850s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendwe
Memphis
Tenn
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Conesville
Clyde C. Lorenz
John C. Lorenz
Elizabeth
Wilmington
Del
Mer
Ray Johnson
New Castle
Raymond Lepley
George Buckingham
Howard
Bess Sharples
Coshocton
Los Amigos Bridge Club
James Hamilton
Spring St
Robert Stout
Barbara Ogle
Robert Ogle
Paul McNary
Allen Laird
Robert Ogie
North Fifteenth
Muriel Lawrence
R. H
NEA Service, Inc
Olinger
Oldsmobile Sales
St. Wil
Ben Gay
Anahist
Vick
Creomulsion
Vick’s Cough Syrup
Dr. Drake
Bayer Aspirin
Epee Teanan
Triplitt's Drug Store
Main Street
Russell Fortune
Lloyd Poland
Fortune
John St
Clary Bros
Border Rest Home
Warsaw
Ohio
Susannah Wesley Circle
Grace Methodist Church
Wilma Duling
Betty Dawson
Eugene Kempf
Terrence Scherrer
James Richcreek
Robert Randies
James McConnell
Wants Auxiliary
C. Denver Lamp
Allen Hothem
Owen Meredith
Gilbert Parkhil
Kenneth Erman
Yw.c
Community Chest
Parent
Ruth Millett
Miss Holdsworth
Bassett-Mossman
Roger L. McCoy
Miami University
Oxford
Coshecton High School
McCoy
School of Education
Miami
Ishocton
Omega Cleaners
Walnut Street
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