Kiwanis Club Plans Joint Malta McConnelsville Meeting
GLOUSTER At a dinner meeting the Kiwanis Club voted to join the Malta McConnelsville Kiwanis for a ladies night divisional meeting next Monday at 6 30 p m to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Malta McConnelsville Club Reservations with Richard Guinther by today Transportation will be provided for members and wives New members William Capas Richard Eddy and Carl Bradberry received pins Roger Kittle inducted the new members Richard Eddy reported on Boy Scout work and a get well card was sent to Ray McGregor after a serious automobile accident Attending were Lawrence Colbert Karl Bodenbender Joe Williams Ray Lange Hugh Billingsly Ben Goldberg Merril Ogg Enlon Grubbs George Campbell Dan Kovach B R Angle and Porter Dugan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Education Committee
William Capas
Richard Eddy
Carl Bradberry
John Devol
Support and Churches Committee
Ray McGreagor
McConnelsville
Mr. McGreagor
Kiwanis
Lawrence Colbert
Karl Bodenbender
Joe Williams
Ray Lange
Hugh Billingsly
Ben Goldberg
Merril Ogg
Enlon Grubbs
George Campbell
Dan Kovach
B. R. Angle
Porter Dugan
Howard Warner Becomes Life Member of BPOE
Howard D. Warner, a local Elks member, was made an honorary life member at a meeting last night. He is a past district deputy grand exalted ruler and has served as exalted ruler and on the board of trustees. New officers for the year were installed by Sheldon Powell and John Reed. Milton Berry became exalted ruler with J O Steenrod as leading knight and Charles Shafer as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ece
Nelsonville
BPO Elks
Howard D. Warner
Elis
Warner
Sheldon Powell
Worthington
John Reed
Milton Berry
J. O. Steenrod
Mark Shelton
C. L. Matheny
Charles Shafer
D. Priser
Walter Drake
Belford Rosser
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Comfort and Relief
An old public notice urges Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic for kidney discomfort. It mentions backache, dizziness, and minor bladder irritations caused by overexertion or cold exposure. The ad claims Doan's has helped millions for over 56 years and encourages readers to buy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Sharp Position On Burr Oak Explained
The Sharp heirs allege delay in state action on condemnations for the Burr Oak project. They note the state began 122 acres in Morgan County on Jan 12 1951 and seek a single consolidated proceeding for all 800 plus acres needed, contending only the 122 acre tract faces forced removal while rest await one coherent action.
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Sharp
Wildlife Council
Morgan County
Sharps
Columbus
Burr Oak
Circle of Bath hosts social and meet in Nelsonville
The Circle of Bath met Monday in the First Presbyterian Church social rooms in Nelsonville. A pot luck dinner at 6 p.m. preceded business. The group endorsed House Bill 48 to provide minimum wage for teachers now before the General Assembly and arranged partial plans for the Presbytery meeting at the local church on April 10. Mrs James Shumaker led the program and Miss Marjorie Hill conducted devotions. Hostesses were Mrs Mabel Heffner and Miss Margaret Johnson.
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Circle of Bath
First Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
James Shumaker
Marjorie Hill
Mabel Heffner
Margaret, Johnson
Doanville Woman to Speak to Dorcas Society Meeting
Miss Marie e who worked with Gen. MacArthur in Japan will address the Dorcas Society Thursday at 6 p.m. Miss Stone will report on her work and show slides of Japanese scenes. A potluck dinner precedes the talk. Stone, a captain in the Army Nurse Corps, recently returned from Tokyo as nursing consultant with health education and occupation forces HQ.
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Doanville
Marie =e
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Dorcas Society
Miss Stone
Army Nurse Corps
Tokyo
Health Education and Occupation Forces
Supreme Headquarters
American Expeditionary Force
Europe
Pandorian Club Meeting in Logan Gas Office
The Pandorian Club will meet at the Ohio Fuel Gas office in Logan on Thursday. Members will depart from The Colonial at 7 pm. Betty Newton of the Gas Company will chair the program in Logan.
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Pandorian Club
The
Ohio Fuel Gases
Logan
Colonial
Betty Newton
Gas Company
Loyal Workers Class Meeting at Methodist Church
The Loyal Workers Class of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at the church. The meeting opens with a potluck supper at 5 p.m. Members are asked to bring a covered dish but no sandwiches.
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The
Methodist Church
Mount St Mary Hospital Guild Meets Thursday at Mrs Conrad’s
Twig nine members of the Mount St Mary Hospital Guild will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Conrad on Frederick Street. Members have been asked to bring tax sales tax stamps.
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Twig 9
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Paul
Conrad
Frederick St
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Summary
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list patients and dismissals including David A Rollins of Nelsonville, Walter Hopstetter of Buchte, Mrs Harley Allen of Nelsonville Route 2, Mrs William Wade of Haydenville, L L Krieg of Nelsonville, Mrs Hubert Eckels of Nelsonville, Mrs William Lawson of Nelsonville and son, and William Rittenberry of Buchtel.
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David A. Rollins
Nelsonville
Walter Hopstetter
Harley Allen
William Wade
Haydenville
L. L. Krieg
Hubert Eckels
William Lawson
William Rittenberry
Buchtel
Residents Visit relatives in Maryland and nearby towns
Mrs James Landers has spent days visiting her mother and kin in Smithburg Maryland. Arthur McKain from Detroit and Robert Kee from Mantua joined weekend visits with local families. Other guests include Mrs John Landers from Gloucester and Mrs Eva Lander, Lloyd Oliver family, Ming Corrine Oliver of Columbus, and Mr Edward Foster of The Plains visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward Foster
the Plains
Esther Godard
Cleary
Clifford Goddard
Marietta
Ray Goddard
Lyte Basim
Right of Way Charge Brings Fine of Ten Dollars
NELSONVILLE. James Dolman pleaded guilty to failure to yield right of way in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court. He was fined ten dollars and costs after backing from a private driveway into an approaching car. Jasper Spencer, near Gioust er, pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined ten dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
James Dolman
Earl Hilleary
Dolman
Jasper Spencer
Giouster
Porter Webb
Rotary names John Koch President for new term
Nelsonville Rotary elected John Koch as president for the ensuing year at a directors meeting after last night’s vote. Koch is district manager for Ohio Belle Telephone Co. William Friedrich was named secretary, with Richard Anderson Ralph Cook Charles D. Walker as directors alongside retiring president James F. Shumaker, who will join the board. New officers begin duties at July’s first session after endorsing HB 48 for a minimum wage for Ohio school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Koch
Rotary
Koch
Ohio Belle Telephone Co
William Friedrich
Richard Anderson
Ralph Cook
Charles D. Walker
James F. Shumaker
Ohio
Buchtel York Minstrel Staged With Adult Cast
The Buchtel York Band Boosters present the third annual minstrel in the high school gym at Buchtel with a 1 30 p m mad ness and an 8 p m evening show. The all adult cast features Fred Powell Bones Bert Barnes Sunshine and many others. An All Alumni Girl Ensemble also performs including Mrs Shirley Crane and Miss Connie Tigner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Buchtel-York Band Boosters
Fred Powell
Bones
Bert Barnes
Sunshine
Nora Collins
Sassafras
Gay Sharp
Sparkie
Ruth Shelton
Tops
Local notices and social items from Nelsonville area
Obituary note for Mrs Kate Rob inson Sterner in Columbus with services and burial. various visits and social calls among Nelsonville residents. two marriages recorded by Magistrate Floyd Brown. James Marion Davis in ill health at home. Ray Elliott and Robert Kennedy visits. Barire license fine for Robert Kennedy Sr. Haybron Council 119 to meet. Nelsonville Junior class rummage sale announced at Central School Saturday morning.
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Kimberly
Minnie Griffin
Kate Robinson Sterner
Columbus
Little Deer
Andrew Donahue
Nelsonville
William Davis
Don Kerns
Paul Humphrey
Barbara
Doanville
Floyd Brown
John Who
Bertha Moore
Robert James
Garnet James
James Marion Davis
Wiliam E. Deer
Raymond Leckler
George McIntorf
Oe Jean Simms
James Nelson
Chauncey
Ray Elliott
Robert Kennedy
Robert Hatfield
Justice of the Peace
Francis Abdella
Wonder Salve Adverts Skin Relief for Army Folks
A vintage advertisement touts WONDER SALVE for itching eczema psoriasis infections and athlete's foot. It promises grease free antiseptic action safe for children and money back guarantee. Sold in Athens by Quick Gallaher Athens Drug Stores and hometown druggists.
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Athens
Quick, Gallaher
Ady
Nelsonville TV Show At Neil House Columbus Breakfast
Nelsonville hosts a breakfast show at the Neil House in Columbus designated for Thursday. Seventy five attendees may join by arriving or calling reservations to Mrs. Barl Hilleary by 9 30 a m for the 10 a m start. Churches schools and civic groups from the city expected to participate. Birthday children in the party receive a cake.
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Nelsonville
Neil
Columbus
Barl Hilleary
Nelsonville Proclaims Safety Month by Mayor
Mayor Earl Hilleary of Nelsonville issues a proclamation designating April as Industrial Safety Mobilization Month. He urges citizens to observe the period with special meetings and programs and to support the All-Ohio Safety Congress and Exhibit in Columbus April 10-12, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleaty
All-Ohio Safety Congress
Columbus
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Earl Hilleary
Ohio
Mrs. Bertha Bridge Dies in Canton Ohio
Mrs. Bertha Bridge widow of Bilas Bridge and former Murray City resident died early today at her son John Bridge home in Canton Ohio. Survived by three daughters Mrs John Clouston Haydenville Betty and Essie Bridge Canton and four sons John Floyd Orient George and James Canton. Body to be brought to Stout funeral home pending arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Bertha Brides
Murray City
John
Canton
Ohio
Bilas Bridge
John Clouston
Haydenville
Betty
Essie Bridge
Floyd
Orient
George
James
Stout
Cars Collide At Intersection In Nelsonville
A Nelsonville traffic incident at Madison and West Washington involved two out-of-town cars investigated by Patrolman Max Valkinburg at about 6 20 a m James Dodds 17 Murray City headed north on Madison stopped at the intersection and collided with John Jones Columbus Ohio driver continuing east on Washington Street The Columbus car sustained heavy damage to its right side and the right fender of the Dodds car also damaged A separate Chestnut Street crash near Fourth Street on April 1 involved William Coots Athens and Lon O Nail O Nail said he was eastbound about 200 feet west of the light when rear ended by Coots Coots agreed to cover damages to the O Nail car
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Madison
W. Washington
James Dodds
Murray City
John Jones
Kossuth
Columbus
Washington St
Dodds
Chestnut St
William Coots
N. Shafer St
Athens
Lon O'Nail
O'Nail
Chestnut and
Fourth
Coots
O'Nall
Basketball Banquet To Be Held Thursday
CORNING The annual boosters basketball banquet will be served Thursday April 5 at 6 40 p m in the high school auditorium. A five act floor show has been arranged and dancing will begin at 10 p m.
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Corning
Mission Continues in Nelsonville at Christan Church
A preaching mission at Christan Church continues through April with Dr. Lester F. King of Columbus as pastor evangelist speaking each evening at 7 30 except Saturday. Topics include An Invitation To Live What Shall the Harvest Be and When Jesus Came to Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Christan Church
Apnl
Lester F. King
Illness Keeps Local Pastor From Sunday Service
The Rev. John Devol, pastor of the Methodist Church, could not preach at the Sunday evening service due to illness. He and Mrs. Elias led the music. Rev. Maxwell of Amesville delivered the sermon, with Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. John Morris singing. The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge plans a meeting at Mrs. Marie Dodson's home on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Glouster
John Devol
Elias
Maxwell
Amesville
John Morris
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Marie Dodson
Local Methodist Leaders Gather for District Meeting in Athens
The Rev. John Devol attended the district meeting at Central Ave Methodist Church in Athens to plan the Northern Campaign slated for the local church in coming weeks. Families visiting relatives and attendances at church dedications are noted, including the Stephenson and Bryson families in Newark and Columbus. Vern Bratka heads to military service after visiting with Jacksonville relatives.
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John Devol
Central Ave. Methodist
Athens
Charles Stephenson
Verla Jean
Jan
Billie Jo
Newark
Richard Felton
Mary
Alice
Dickie
New Central Ave
Church of Christ
John M. Bryson
Jane
Jean
John Maurice
John Dyer
E. K. Bryson
Joe Williams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elmer Bratka
Columbus
Howard Bratka
McConnelsville
Vern Bratka
Akron
Julius Bratka
Jacksonville
Junior Study Club Meets at Angle Home
GLOUSTER The Junior Pro SS Study Wear met with Mrs. Angle with Roger as club president. A short business session preceded a program reading from Time Magazine about Jules Vincent Auriol, president of France visiting the United States. Lunch was served to a long list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Angle
Oe Roger
Time Magazine
Jules Vincent’ Auriol
France
United States
Evelyn Bailey
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Helen Binderbasin
Willis Blower
Karl Bodenbender
John Cunningham
Robert Horn
Eugene Jones
Roger Kittle
Gilbert Stephenson
Frances Thomas
Vernon Leuck
Malcolm Davis
Don Fulton Stationed in England
Mr and Mrs Ray Fulton received word from Sgt Don Fulton that he is being transferred from Germany to England and may station there temporarily. Sgt Fulton has served several years in the air force and has spent most of his overseas time in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ray Fulton
Don Fulton
Germany
England
Sgt. Fulton
Air Force
Red Cross Fund Drive Is Extended in Glouster
The Glouster Red Cross drive, originally ending Saturday, is extended indefinitely. Local chair Ralph Hines reports $551 raised toward a $700 quota. Contributions from residents and businesses continue to be accepted, with the top district, team, and business group listed and many individuals contributing sums ranging from $1 to $96.80.
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Glouster
Red Cross
Ralph Hines
Hines
L-177
Mary Lou Stephenson
Phyllis Dillon
Lee Gatchel
John Blower
George Campbell
Harry Richards
Rich Leaf Inc
Pico Wholesale Co
Ogg Motor Co
Father Connor
John Greenlees
Thea
OES Palace Theater
John Henry
L. R. Faires
Luckoff Inc
Earl Morris
Ben H. Goldberg
John Crawford
C. A.pride
C. K. Rockhold
E. D Coffman
Little Auto Supply
Dan Kavach
Martha Slaughter
David Powers
Vernon Leuck
Dora Emrick
Pauline Myers
Gus Morris
William Golding
William Stephenson
Charles Patton
John Standley
Harry B. Williams
S. E. Border
Ernest Vernon
Wanda McAllister
Albert Zimmer
John Wadeck
Frances Thomas
Roy Hall
BE. L. Jones
C. A. Bingman
Carl Stahl
James Brunton
Chester Sanborn
Annie Hammill
B. W. Conway
Mike Thompson
Helen M. Dennison
James Dennison
Josephine Crawford
Charles Swartz
Rosalene Swartz
Marguerite Pico
Blanche McLain
Harry Seipel
W. W Wallace
E. 1 Faires
Vern Lamborn
Dix Inn
John Devol
Geors Campbell
Alex Docie
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Howard Warner
BPOE
Joe Galvin, Jr
Esquire
Earl Worthington
Dan Langley
R. D. Gardner
WED
THUR
Orpheum Theatre
America
Ata
Remanies
James H. Wilson
First National Bank
Nelsonville Social Notes
Marie Stone
Twig
Pm rTre
Cutler
York
Haybron Council
R&sm
Masonic Temple
G.I
Young Red
Chunchon
Korea
Nea-Acme
Bert Ashworth
Brandwene's
Angle Home
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Lexington
Cincinnati
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Norfolk
Charleston
Dayton
Portsmouth
Pittsburgh
Greyhound Terminal
Gtate
L.R. Faires High St. Glouster, O. Broad St
A. M
Tee
China
Glouster, Ohio
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