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A6 | ANNOUNCEMENTS/LOCAL NEWS The AUGUST 21 - SEPTEMBER 3, 2026
OBITUARY SENIOR
Jill Kathy Stewart CENTER
After getting Married, Jill and Ed ka. She also traveled to 49 of the 50 MENU
lived in Athens, Ohio and Lafayette, U.S. states, 4 Continents, and met
LA before settling in New Concord, notable people like Desmond Tutu. Lunch is served Monday through Friday
Ohio where Ed served as the Chief of She spent her final years traveling each week. Reservations are required
Police. Jill worked as a Floral Design- as much as she could with her son, by 9 am for lunch by calling the The Cen-
er in New Concord for many years Jordan, to places like Gettysburg ter at 740-454-9761. There is a suggest-
and as a cook for East Muskingum PA, Winchester VA, Virginia Beach, ed donation of $3.00 for lunch. Menu is
subject to change without notice.
Schools and Muskingum College. Shenandoah NP, Lake Erie, her be-
She was active in the communi- loved Kelley’s Island, as well as
ty, serving on the board of the East countless state and national parks. Friday, August 21
Muskingum Swimming Pool Asso- She is preceded in death by her CHICKEN STUFFING CASSEROLE,
PEAS, CARROTS, FRUIT MIX
ciation, member of Stormont PTA, loving husband Edward Stewart, Sis-
volunteering for various commu- ters Merry Anne Harrison, Elizabeth Monday, August 24
nity events, attending scrapbook- Sue Breakey, Peggy Jo Stinson and a FRIED CHICKEN, CARROTS, POTATO,
ing workshops, and was a Member brother Melvin Wayne “Scooter” Het- SALAD, PEARS
of College Drive and Westminster rick.
Jill Kathy Stewart passed away Presbyterian Churches. She also She is survived by her sons Jordan Tuesday, August 25
suddenly at her home on July 4th, loved spending time with friends, re- Edward Stewart of Parkersburg, WV HAM & POTATO CASSEROLE,
2026 in New Concord, Ohio at the searching her family genealogy, go- and Benjamin Robert (Heidi) Stew- CALIFORNIA BLEND, PEACHES,
age of 73. Born on June 9th,1953 ing antique shopping, and frequently art of Manheim, PA and her grand- JUICE
in Ravenna, Ohio to Cecil Earl and going on a spontaneous adventure. children Gunnar (Chloe) Stewart,
Thelma June (Huselton) Stinson, She She enjoyed learning about current Colton Stewart, Josie Stewart, Rocky Wednesday, August 26
attended Groveport-Madison High events and global news, as well as Stewart, Alianna Stewart, and Gia- CHILI DOG, DICED POTATOES,
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, BANANA
School in Groveport, Ohio and then learning more about nature and the na Stewart. One Great Grandchild
graduated from Bexley High school environment. She relished spending Archer Stewart. She is also survived Thursday, August 27
in Bexley, Ohio in 1971. She went on as much time with family as possi- by her brother Jack Kerlin (Patricia) MEATLOAF, MASHED POTATOES,
to attend classes at Otterbein Col- ble. Stinson of Worthington, Ohio. GREEN BEANS, FRESH APPLE
lege in Westerville, Ohio. Jill loved traveling and world cul- A private burial took place at New
She married Edward Clifford Stew- ture. In College, she proudly voyaged Concord Cemetery. Friday, August 28
art at The Community Camp in New on Semester-at-Sea (World Campus In lieu of flowers, donations may TURKEY BLT WRAP W/ LETTUCE,
TOMATO & ONION, CARROT STICKS,
Plymouth, Ohio on June 9th, 1973. Afloat), where she sailed around the be made in Jill’s memory to Se- GRAPES
The Community Camp was a wil- world. Jill has been to countries in- mester at Sea: alumni.semesterat-
derness style camp directed by her cluding: Australia, Canada, Djibouti, sea.org/g/semester-at-sea-diversi- Monday, August 31
mother Thelma. Ed and Jill met there Fiji, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Kenya, ty-scholarship-fund COUNTRY FRIED STEAK, MASHED
while both working as camp counsel- Mexico, Puerto Rico, Sierra Leone, POTATOES, LIMA BEANS,
ors. Singapore, South Africa, and Sri Lan- PINEAPPLE
Tuesday, September 1
Professor Sara Ann Sewell to Deliver Miriam BEEF TIPS, GREEN BEANS, MASHED
POTATOES, PINEAPPLE
G. Schwartz Lecture on the Sounds of the Wednesday, September 2
SPAGHETTI W/ MEAT SAUCE,
November Pogrom MANDARIN ORANGES, TOSSED
SALAD, GARLIC BREAD
Thursday, September 3
Muskingum University will host the Jewish people who endured it. enced the pogrom heard its violent BBQ CHICKEN, HERB ROASTED
annual Miriam G. Schwartz Lecture On Nov. 10, 1938, rank-and-file cacophony and what those sounds POTATOES, ITALIAN BLEND
on Monday, Oct. 12, at 7 p.m. in BSC Nazis took to the streets through- reveal about their sensory and emo- VEGETABLES, PEARS, PUDDING
343. This year’s lecture will be deliv- out Germany, attacking Jewish peo- tional experiences during the attacks
ered by Sara Ann Sewell, Professor ple and their property in a pogrom and their aftermath. Friday, September 4
of History at Batten University. coordinated by the Nazi state. Ap- Sewell is a Professor of Modern FISH STICKS, CARROTS, STEWED
Sewell’s lecture, “10 November proximately European Cultural TOMATOES, MAC N CHEESE,
1938: A Day of Relentless Sonic Vi- 2,000 syn- and Gender History MIXED FRUIT
olence against Jews in Germany,” agogue s, at Batten Univer-
will examine the November Pogrom, 10,000 busi- sity. Her current Bonnie Longaberger
also known as Kristallnacht, from an nesses, and research explores Senior Center
innovative perspective: through its countle ss the experiences of 1348 Main Street, Dresden
sounds and the experiences of the homes were Holocaust victims, The Center
destroyed. with a particular 160 N. 4th Street, Zanesville
Several hun- focus on their au-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS women were She is currently Stop the
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“Sounding,
mately 30,000 Jewish men were im- Hearing, Silencing: Experiencing the
This is a free service prisoned in the Third Reich’s expand- Holocaust through the Sonic” with Participate in free community
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Muskingum County The November Pogrom marked a Her recent publications include ing bleeding. The training is Satur-
townships, villages, significant escalation in the Nazi per- “Emotional Dissimulation in the Ho- day, Sept. 12, from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
churches, groups, and secution of Jews and has been wide- locaust: The Affective Lives of Jewish in Genesis Hospital meeting rooms C
non-profit organizations. ly studied by Holocaust scholars. Adolescent Girls and Young Wom- & D.
Sewell’s lecture will offer a differ- en,” published in Holocaust Studies: Registration is required by going to
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Send an email to:
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Drawing on Jewish testimonies, she Fear Thundering in Holocaust Sound- is limited.
will examine how those who experi- scapes,” published in Holocaust and
Genocide Studies in 2025.
The Miriam G. Schwartz Lecture
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