Nelsonville seniors named for senior scholarship tests
Nelsonville High School announces eight seniors Martha Galvin June Garner Elmo Robson Irvin Badger John Johnson Bob Lancaster Bill Mechem and Paul Wright will represent the class in the Senior Scholarship Tests at Athens on Saturday April 3 as announced by Principal Kenneth Kinneer. The program featured Bob Lancaster and Paul Wright in Believe It or Not roles plus student acts and musical interludes. At Trimble Lodge funeral details are posted for Conrad Wein with a 12:30 gathering Friday.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Athens
Prin
Kenneth Kinneer
Martha Galvin
June Garner
Elmo Robson
Irvin Badger
John Johnson
Bob Lancaster
Bill Mechem
Paul Wright
Robert Ripley
Garth Lightfoot
Jack Pritchard
Chopin
Bach
Alice Mechem
Luther Burbank
Chester Windle
My Buddy
Betty Figgins
Jack Wilson
Pat White
Betty McClain
Funeral Attendees Gather for Douglas and McElroy Tragedy
Funeral services were held in Painesville Ohio for Harry Douglas and his sister in law Eleanor McElroy killed when their car was struck by a train. Attendees from Nelsonville Deanville The Plains Athens Floodwood and other nearby areas were listed including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hewitt and Mrs. Ray Gabriel.
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Nelsonville
Harry Douglas
Eleanor McElroy
Painesville
Ohio
Golda Perry
Donald
Frank Douglas
Russell
Harry Hewitt
Deanville
William Birge
Floodwood
Angie Southe
Harry
Frank Southe
John Sewell
Athens
Ray Gabriel
the Plains
Douglas
Zell Douglas
Miss Jo Barnecut Joins Ohio State University Bacteriology
Miss Jo Barnecut begins duties as assistant in the Bacteriology Department at Ohio State University. She serves under department head Dr. Hudson and aims for an M A degree while continuing her graduate studies after graduating from Nelsonville schools and Ohio State University.
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Nelsonville
Jo Barnecut
Ohio State University
Hudson
Barnecut
State
Lillian Silcott Hosts Nelsonville M M Club Meeting
Mrs. Lillian Silcott hosted the Nelsonville M M Club meeting with eight members present for a two course luncheon after the business session. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ruth Keating, Mrs. Gladys Pierce, and Mrs. Georgia Foughty. Mrs. Minnie Scott will entertain the next gathering.
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Nelsonville
Lillian Silcott
M. M. Club
Freda Hellyer
Ruth Keating
Gladys Pierce
Georgia Foughty
Minnie Scott
Boy Scout Patrols Formed At Nelsonville Troop 66
At Troop 66 in Nelsonville three new patrols were formed: Eagle Patrol led by Floyd Barber with members John Campbell Guy Smith Junior Johnson Forest Ruscoe Bob Rairdan Joe Nichols. Kangaroo Patrol led by Eb Howe with Charles Campbell Charles Wachenschwanz Ross Keplar Charles DeFord Bob Wilkins. Wolf Patrol led by Clarence Coakley with Max Linton Bob Johnson Theodore Crane Bob Sowers James Hubble Jack Bush Bob Tignor. Wolf Patrol meets tonight at 7 30 at West School and each member brings two cents.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Eagle Patrol
Floyd Barber
John Campbell
Guy Smith
Junior Johnson
Forest Ruscoe
Bob Rairdan
Joe Nichols
Eb Howe
Guy Barber
Charles Campbell
Charles Wachenschwanz
Ross Keplar
Charles DeFord
Bob Wilkins
Wolf Patrol
Clarence Coakley
Max Linton
Bob Johnson
Theodore Crane
Bob Sowers
James
Group Gets Revival Start at Nelsonville Church
Group from the Church of Christ opened a revival at the Nelsonville church site. The event marks a community religious gathering as the congregation hosts guests and plans future services.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Thefts Reported in Nelsonville Crack Peanut Vending Machines
Nelsonville police report thefts of peanut vending machines from Mary Sparham’s restaurant on W Washington Street and Hall Bros. on Chestnut Street during the week. The notice references residents and locations including Ingram and nearby farms, with several names blurred in the copy.
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Nelsonville
Mary Sparham
W. Washington St
Hall Bros
Chestnut St
Logan Rollers Defeat Elks In City League Bowls
Logan Rollers, led by Johnny Columber with a 630 triple from 192 212 226, won 956 to 843 in the first game and then 844 831 in the finals against the Elks. Short 223 and Frank Huddy 211 were strong for Logan while Carl Starkey’s 257 high single highlighted Nelsonville Lumber.
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Nelsonville
Johnny Columber
Shines
Logan
Elks
Short
Frank Huddy
Carl Starkey
Nelsonville Lumber Crew
Lumbermen
Brooks Shoe
Ray
Sight and vision talk by Dr Donaghue at Rotary Club
Nelsonville session covered the history of eyeglasses from ancient aids to modern spectacle development. Dr Donaghue explained eye diseases in three groups and debunked brainless eye theories while outlining differences among ophthalmologists opticians and optometrists. Ten members were named for nomination and five directors to be elected at the next meeting.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Tom Donaghue
Florence
Italy
Donaghue
Benjamin Franklin
Wm. Morgan
W. H. Badger
L. I. Krieg
Harry A. Mettler
Frank G. Smith
O. A. Rider
Ralph Parks
Charles Walker
E. J. Arnold
C. H. Bartlett
Five Arrested At Dance Tuesday In Nelsonville
Five arrests for intoxication and two for quarreling followed a Tuesday night dance in Nelsonville. Pleading guilty on arraignment before Mayor Holland were Clifford Preston Partersburg Lawrence Sullivan Lick Run Edward Ackison Coonville William Cook Zion Ridge and Charles Bail Buchtel. Fines of five dollars and costs were imposed. Preston remained jailed pending settlement. Foster Skinner Trimble pleaded guilty to fighting and was fined ten dollars and costs. John Shafer, charged with fighting, posted bond for this morning’s arraignment.
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Nelsonville
G. Holland
Clifford Preston
Partersburg
Lawrence Sullivan
Lick Run
Edward Ackison
Coonville
William Cook
Zion Ridge
Charles Bail
Buchtel
Preston
Foster Skinner
Trimble
John Shafer
Mrs. Fierce Dies in Hollister at 62
Mrs. Fierce age 62 died March 31 at Hollister after a stroke. She leaves her husband, two sons Eve of Glouster and Leland of Hell, three daughters Elma Hodgson, Mrs Arthur Mister, and Mrs Clarice Clark, plus three brothers Otto Oscar Clarence Bethel of Hollister Fostoria and three sisters. She was a Unite rethren Church member who taught Sunday School. Funeral April 2 at 2 p.m. at A B Church Hollister Burial in Hollister Cemetery.
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Florence B
Edward Clock
Glouster — Fierce
Fierce
Ton County
Eve ‘F Glouster
Leland
Hell
Elma R T
Arthur Hodgson
Alta Mee
Charles Andrews
Clarice Clark
Otto Bethe
Oscar Bethel, Bt
Hollister
Clarence Bethel
Unite@rethren
A. B
Flay
Catholic Study Club Meeting Recap at Mrs Katelartels
The Catholic Study Club met at Mrs Katéartels home on Tuesday evening. Mrs Wolf read Bible history, A H Chutes sang a solo, and poems were read by Mrs F P and Mrs Wittenkamper. Lucille Joseph played piano, with attendees including Mrs George Thompson and several other members.
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William Echesteins
Tom McAllister
Ley
Joe Wolf
Ith
Tom Noon
Wilf Wolf
George Verm
John Bartels
Maret Stoecklein
Jogene Hedfelt
PTA TO MEET ONVILLE AT SCHOOL FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The parent teacher association of the West will hold its monthly meeting at the school Friday afternoon at 3 o clock. Ill of pneumonia Dorothy daughter home the Factory with pneu pa.
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PTA
Onville
Sonville
Daughthome
Glouster Students Prepare Musical Revue in High School
Glouster schools will stage the Musical Revue in the high school auditorium on April 9. Harold LeFavor, music supervisor, oversees rehearsals with various grade groups set to perform in Dutch, Rhythm, Japanese, and Melody numbers plus chorus and girls' glee club. The program promises colorful costumes and strong staging.
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Glouster
Harold LeFavor
Glouster Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births
Mrs H F Kittle visited Crooksville with Lydia Kittle who returned from time with daughter in that city. Phyllis Morris from Ohio University visits Anne Hutchins in New Athens for Easter. Mrs Wilbur Balderson visits Akron and Alliance to see relatives. William Bryson and Herbert Boroff travel for Easter. Fred Hemsley remains seriously ill at his son's home. Past Grand Club of the Marcelite Rebekah Lodge meets at Mary Roberts home. Neighbors honor Mrs William James on her birthday. Herbert Syx and wife welcome eight pound son Norman Pearl. grandparents listed. Local outings include visits by Loretta Cairelli and others. Thomas Lawson leaves Gibson Coal for Columbus. Blanch Strohmeyer visiting grandson in Akron.
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William Bryson
Columbus
Herbert Boroff
F. G. Boroff
Fred Hemsley
Robert Hemsley
Hemsley
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Mary Roberts
Broad
Thomas Lawson
Gibson Coal Company
Blanch Strohmeyer
John Schubert
Akron
Accident Victim Rushed From Hollister to Mercy Hospital
A bicycle rider between Hollister and Murray City was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital in Columbus after a Wednesday evening accident. He was brought to Dr. J. H. Elias’s office and accompanied by his parents for observation. The medical staff suspects a possible fracture of the upper jaw.
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Hunterdon
Hollister
Murray City
J. H. Elias
Phil Robinson
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Enters Hospital
Glouster
Dallas Williams
Many Dogs Killed in Glouster This Week
Glouster officials report eleven dogs killed over two days as a dog warden appointment is announced. The mayor named Smith Watkins to enforce leash laws and protect pets.
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Glouster
Smith Watkins
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Bladers
Edward
Erce
Holliste
Catholic Study Club
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Iand
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