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B6 | ANNOUNCEMENTS/OBITUARIES The MARCH 20 - APRIL 2, 2026
SENIOR OBITUARY

CENTER Elizabeth “Betty” Sarah Stanton

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for eight years. Betty was a 1946
St. Ann - St. Mary Catholic Church.
graduate from Juno High School in parish family. She was a member of
Lunch is served Monday through Juno, Wisconsin. After graduation She was preceded in death by
Friday each week. Reservations are re- she was employed first as a recep- her beloved mother, Gertrude (Molt)
quired by 9 am for lunch by calling the tionist and later as customer ser- Stanton and father, Robert Stanton.
The Center at 740-454-9761. There is a vice manager for Aunt Nelies Foods A warm thank you to the staff
suggested donation of $3.00 for lunch. office for thirty-five years. Upon at Willow Haven Healthcare for
Menu is subject to change without no- her retirement in 1978 she moved their loving care they have provided
tice. to Dresden, Ohio to be the house- for Betty over the past few years.
keeper for her cousin, Father Frank In lieu of flowers, memorial
Friday, March 20 Miller at the rectory of St. Ann - St. mass maybe be made to Robert
TUNA NOODLE CASSEROLE, Mary Catholic Church. After her Stanton Family.
BROCCOLI, CARROTS, BANANA cousin left our parish, Betty was lat- Friends visited from 10:30am
Monday, March 23 er employed as a tour guide for the -12:30pm, Wednesday, March 18,
Dave Longaberger Company. She
2026, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church,
CHEESEBURGER, WEDGE FRIES,
PEAS & CARROTS, TROPICAL FRUIT was known for her wonderful sense 6280 Saint Marys Road, Nashport,
of humor and her ability to tell great
Ohio 43830.
Tuesday, March 24 stories. Betty always said it really Funeral Mass was held at
HOBO CASSEROLE/TOMATO SOUP, wasn’t a job it was fun meeting the 12:30pm, Wednesday, March 18,
PEARS Elizabeth “Betty” Sarah thousands of tourists and visiting 2026, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church,
Wednesday, March 25 Stanton, 97, died Sunday evening, the Longaberger facilities. 6280 St. Mary’s Road, Nashport
HOT DOG, BAKED BEANS, WEDGE March 8, 2026, at Willow Haven If you knew Betty, you knew with Father Martin Ralko officiating.
FRIES, FRUITED JELL-O Healthcare & Rehabilitation, Zanes- her beloved cat Casey, her great Betty was laid to rest at Mat-
Thursday, March 26 ville. stories, her many trips to Las Vegas, tingly Settlement Cemetery, Nash-
MEATLOAF, MASHED POTATOES, Born August 4, 1928, at Saint San Fransico, and trips to great port.
GREEN BEANS, PINEAPPLE Mary Hospital in Watertown, Wis- restaurants and wineries. Her most The Dresden Chapel of Vensil |
Friday, March 27 consin. She was a member of Saint memorable trip was a 21-day trip to Wagner | Marshall Funeral Home is
John the Baptist Catholic Church
Europe where she met Pope John
assisting the family.
PIMENTO CHEESE, TOSSED SALAD where she was a member of the
PICKLED BEETS, ORANGE choir, played the French horn in the Paul, kissed his ring and attended
his private mass.
Monday, March 30 band, and was church secretary Betty cherished her faith and
CHICKEN STRIPS, TATER TOTS,
CAPRI BLEND, APRICOTS
Tuesday, March 31 Ohio Women Artists Exhibition Opens at
ROAST BEEF HOAGIE, POTATO
SALAD, ORANGE, OATMEAL PIE Muskingum University’s Louis O. Palmer

Wednesday, April 1
CHICKEN & NOODLES, MASHED Art Gallery SUBMITTED | MUSKINGUM UNIVERSITY
POTATOES, ITALIAN BLEND,
PINEAPPLE Muskingum University proudly tional and international renown. Exhibition Details:

Thursday, April 2 announces the opening of Ohio Among the most notable figures
MEATBALL SUB, TATER TOTS, Women Artists: Collection of Drs. represented is Edris Eckhardt, an • Location: Louis O. Palmer Art
CARROTS, MANDARIN ORANGES. Robert Burns and Eugene Folden, internationally recognized sculptor, Gallery, Muskingum University
a major exhibition celebrating the ceramist, and glass innovator • Dates: March 25 – April 23
creative achievements of women whose pioneering work earned • Opening Reception: March
Bonnie Longaberger who helped shape the artistic multiple Guggenheim Fellowships. 25, 3:00–6:00 p.m.
Senior Center landscape of Ohio and the nation. Known for inventing new processes
1348 Main Street, Dresden The exhibition will be on view at the for glass, bronze, and other media, • Guest Lecture: March 30,
2:00 p.m.
The Center Louis O. Palmer Art Gallery, Layton her work appears in museum col- • Gallery Hours: Monday–
160 N. 4th Street, Zanesville Drive, New Concord, from March lections around the world. Thursday, 3:00–5:00 p.m.
25 through April 23, with a public The exhibition also features
opening reception on March 25 works by Elizabeth Nourse, one Additional times available by
Gospel Sings from 3:00–6:00 p.m. of the most acclaimed American appointment. To schedule an ap-
pointment, please contact Hannah
women painters working in Paris
The community is also welcome
to attend a guest lecture by collec- at the turn of the 20th century. Cel- Winland, Administrative Assistant
March 20 - First Baptist Church Dresden tors Dr. Robert Burns and Dr. Eu- ebrated for her technical mastery for Muskingum’s Art & Design De-
March 27 - First Baptist Church Dresden gene Folden, which will take place and expressive realism, Nourse was partment, at 740-826-8095.
on Monday, March 30, at 2:00 described in her time as “the dean Please join us for a sneak pre-
All Gospel Sings start at 7pm. p.m. in the gallery, offering visitors of American woman painters in view of this event, which is open
For questions call Mary Lee at 740-624-3985
insight into the artists, the works, France.” to the press on Monday, March 23,
Genesis and the significance of preserving Visitors will also encounter pieces from 1:00—2:30 p.m., where Drs.
Burns and Folden will be available
by Alice Schille, a bold modernist
women’s contributions to American
Hospital art. whose Post-Impressionist and Fau- for comment. Please contact Dr.
Tom German, Chair of Art & Design,
vist-influenced works reflect exten-
Lifts Visitor A Landmark Celebration of sive international travel. A German at 740-826-6139 for further details.
critic once called her “this daredevil
Women’s Artistic Legacies
Restrictions Ohio Women Artists brings to- disciple of art who is interested in
anything and afraid of nothing.”
gether an exceptional selection of These artists, alongside many
Genesis HealthCare System has paintings, prints, and mixed-media others in the exhibition, demon-
ended visitor restrictions at Genesis works by women who forged influ- strate the breadth of innovation,
Hospital due to fewer respiratory ential careers during periods when resilience, and artistic excellence BUZZ FACTS
illnesses in our community. Visitor female artists often faced limited that characterizes the history of
guidelines have returned to normal. institutional support. The exhibition women’s art in Ohio. The Buzz was established in 2018.
For more information on visitor highlights both regionally important
guidelines, visit genesishcs.org. creators and several artists of na-

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PASTOR MIKE ROBINSON
Dear Friend,
This morning I would like to look into the very first Psalm in the Bible.
Particularly, the first three verses of Psalm 1. These verses describe the blessed, or
happy man. The Psalmist opens with the words “blessed is the man that walketh not
in the counsel of the ungodly”.
The happy man is one who has a calm inner contentment and spiritual feeling of
well-being. He possesses a sense of satisfaction, strength, and stability, despite his
outward circumstances. The happy man has peace and confidence in his daily walk.
His good relationship with the Lord makes all the difference in his life. In the first
three verses of Psalm 1 we see three definitive characteristics of the happy man.
First, the blessed man is one who avoids evil. He refuses to listen to evil advice,
partake in evil pursuits, or to accompany those who hold to evil practices. (Ps 1:1)
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(Ps 1:2)
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things are unsure, but the man who trusts in the Lord may confidently expect that
“whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.” (Ps 1:3)

See you on Sunday!
- Pastor Robinson

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