Nelsonville Legion Drum Corps To Play With University Band
Nelsonville post Drum and Bugle Corps invites to join the University Band at a public concert April 5 starting at 8 pm. The Ohio University Band led by Professor We numbers about 100. local members listed include Crawford, Roberts, Hall, Barber, Elliott, Nelson, Allen, Cooley, Matheny, Berry, Steenrod, Kelley, Bayless, Reeves, Barrows, Hamm, and Drum Major Warner. Public appearances of the corps are anticipated.
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Nville
Glenford Post
Nelsonville
Ohio University Band
Tnder
Cyme
Crawford
I. P. W. Roberts
J. Hall
F. Wy
C. Barber
T. Lax
B. Pes
Foley Pill promises relief for irritated joints and pain
A garbled ad promises Foley Pills to soothe irritated organs and burning acids with quick relief within hours. It urges sufferers to seek a druggist for Foley Pill, claiming guaranteed efficacy and comfort from backache and joint pain.
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Foley Pille
Local Eagle Corps Schedule Includes Memorial Concert
The local corps of the Aerie of Eagles lists events in Murray City on April 22 Nelsonville on Mother's Day in Marietta on June 5. On Friday April 13 they will perform a memorial concert with the Nelsonville High School band at the Nelsonville High School auditorium to honor local boys who died in World War I.
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Murray City
Nelsonville
Marietta
Four Plead Guilty Dog License Offenses
NELSONVILLE four more pleas of guilty for owning or harboring dogs without licenses were heard by Mayor Holland. Donald Barron Lawrence Walker Charles Matheny and Harry Matheny were fined ten dollars plus costs of eight dollars sixty cents each. fines suspended pending payment of costs and purchase of licenses. Charles Tolliver pled guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
G. Holland
Donald Barron
Lawrence Walker
Charles Matheny
Harry Matheny
Charles Tolliver
State highway truck assigned to Nelsonville station
A state highway truck will be stationed at Nelsonville under county maintenance foreman Robert Bateman, overseen by Harold Brown of Athens. The vehicle will perform maintenance on State Route 31 north to the county line and on State Route 216 to the county line.
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Nelsonville
Robert Bateman
Harold Brown
Athens
Rutland Drama Club to Offer The Rock
The Rutland Drama Club will present The Rock a well known religious play at the Methodist Church Sunday night April 8 at 7 30 o clock under the direction of Rev Gaylord Bogardus pastor of the Rutland M E Church The play portrays Peters disciples ship it has been staged in other Southeastern Ohio towns with vivid lighting effects Players provide their own costumes scenery and lighting No admission charge and the public is invited to attend.
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Nelsonville
Peter
Dramatic Club of
Rutland
Gaylord Bogardus
M. E
Ohio
Boys Give Dinner Chippewa Club of Church Enjoy Meeting
NELSONVILLE The Chippewa Club of the Presbyterian Church held a dinner meeting in the church parlors Wednesday night. Guests included Rev Lloyd Evans Mrs Frank Knox and Cheater Hannahs. The boys thank those who supplied food and urge full attendance at Friday's regular meeting at the church. Members present included Paul Weltzheimer Mark Herrold Paul Wolfe John Steenrod Bill Raybond Bill Weitzheimer Roland Pierce Wayne Woodard Tom Auflick George Lash John Sheffield James and Ben Sterling James Barrows Sam Hawk Peter Doolittle and Paul Pritchard.
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Chippewa Club
Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Frank Knox
Cheater Hannahs
Paul Weltzheimer
Mark Herrold
Paul Wolfe
John Steenrod
Bill Raybond
Bill Weitzheimer
Roland Pierce
Wayne Woodard
Tom Auflick
George Lash
John Sheffield
James
Ben Sterling
James Barrows
Sam Hawk
Peter Doolittle
Paul Pritchard
Community Notes From Oak Grove and Nearby
Oak Grove residents report visits and gatherings with relatives from Nelsonville Carbondale and Beaumont. Mrs Hartman and Mrs Hanning hosted and visited kin while Rev M C Kittle and Rev Charlie Wachenschwanz attended local services along with family guests from Murray City The Plains and Marion during the week ending with Easter services.
Boy Scout News Troop 46 Meets Friday at K P Building
Nelsonville reports Troop 46 regular meeting Friday night at 6 30 in the K of P Building with 30 minute patrol sessions. Patrol leaders of Troop 44 include Monroe Francis Paul Wright Roger Scott and Rodney Linscott. Linscott named Panther leader James Sterling Bill Mechem Jack Pritchard and Sam Hawk are junior aides. Ned Smith is troop scribe Carl Monks is quartermaster Bill Parks librarian. Parents Night set for Monday April 9 with plans in place and parents urged to attend. The patrol with most parents present will win a prize. Regular meetings now on Fridays to allow more time for instruction. John North joined Troop 4 Ray DeFord passed Tenderfoot test Harold Lehman and Don Barber scheduled for Friday test. Scout Leaders Association meets Thursday night at 7 with all members asked to attend.
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Nelsonville
Troop 46
K. of P
Troop 44
Munroe Francis
Paul Wright
Roger Scott
Rodney Linscott
Linscott
Panthers
James Sterling
Bill Mechem
Jack Pritchard
Sam Hawk
Ned Smith
Carl Monks
Bill Parks
John North
Ray DeFord
Harold Lehman
Don Barber
Scout Leaders Association
Ed Murphy
Funeral for Mrs. Josephine Kourt At Nelsonville
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the family residence on Mound Street for Mrs. Josephine Kourt, with Rev. Lincyd Evans presiding. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Out of town mourners included Sam Ambrose and family of New Straitsville, Frank Fisher and family, William Hayden and family of New Lexington, Frank Guerisier and family from Junction City, Elmer Marlowe and family, Irwin Fisher of Lancaster, and Dave Gorsuch of Huntington, West Virginia.
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Nelsonville
Mound Street
Josephine Kourt
Lincyd Evans
Greenlawn
Sam Ambrose
New Straitsville
Frank Fisher
William Hayden
New Lexington
Frank Guerisier
Junction City
Elmer Marlowe
Irwin Fisher
Lancaster
Dave Gorsuch
Huntington
W. Va
Band Boosters Club Meeting Tonight in Nelsonville
The Band Boosters Club will meet in the band room at the Nelsonville Senior High School tonight at 7:30. The gathering aims to discuss supporting band programs and upcoming performances with parent and student participation encouraged.
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Nelsonville
Local Legion Auxiliary district meeting held in Logan
Nelsonville report lists Mrs. Jackson president and eight members attending the annual District No. 8 American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Logan on Wednesday. The group includes Mrs. William Gray Mrs. Leonard Cooley Mrs. Dean Linscott Mrs. Isaac Vaughn Mrs. T. B. Verity Mrs R. H. Jackson Mrs. Carl Pettit and Mrs. Donald Betts.
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Nelsonville
Jackson
Uni
William Gray
Leonard Cooley
Dean Linscott
Isaac Vaughn
T. B. Verity
R. H. Jackson
Carl Pettit
Donald Betts
Logan
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelsonville High Junior Class Bake Sale At Wilson Bros
The Nelsonville junior class will sponsor a bake sale at Wilson Bros Grocery on Saturday morning April 6 starting at 9 30. Funds support student activities and projects.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Wilson Bros. Grocery
Masonic Lodge 157 to hold inspection Friday night
Nelsonville reports the annual inspection of Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M at the Masonic Temple on Friday April 6 at 7 30 o clock The F C Degree will be conferred and the work inspected by Charles Cameron district lecturer Athens Lunch will be served at the close of the session
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
F. C
Charles Cameron
Athens
Social visit roundup from Columbus and Owosso
Miss Mayme Keplar and Mrs James Beard spent the day in Columbus. The Rev and Mrs D C Shearer Mrs James Francis and daughter Mary are spending the week at Owosso Michigan visiting Bible Holiness Seminary where Miss Helen Francis is teaching.
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Mayme Keplar
James Beard
Columbus
D. C. Shearer
James Francis
Mary
Owosso, Mich
Bible Holiness Seminary
Lelen Francis
Mystery Fire Alarm Costs City About $30
Athens responders rushed to Rufus Putnam School and later to George S. Putnam at 74 North High Street and Miss Elia Putnam at 19 West Carpenter Street after a caller demanded Putnam, but no fire was found. The false alarm cost the city about $30 in dispatches and manpower.
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Rufus Putnam
Putnam
George S. Putnam
North High Street
Elia Putnam
West Carpenter Street
Divorce granted to Carios Linton from Kathryn Linton in Athens County
In Athens County Common Pleas Court on the grounds of desertion and gross neglect of duty, Carios Linton was granted a divorce from Kathryn Linton. A separate petition for divorce by Garnet M. Corbin against Chris Corin was dismissed by Judge O F. Poland for lack of evidence.
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Carios Linton
Kathryn Linton
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Garnet M. Corbin
Chris Corin
O F. Powland
Stolen Harness Recovered by Deputy Deputy Sheriff Roy Goldsberry
Deputy Roy Goldsberry yesterday recovered three sets of harness plus bridles collars and lines stolen from Coolville Ridge farmers. Losses were reported March 25 after clues led him to Weston West Virginia where the harness was reclaimed from a buyer. He said three Parkersburg men will be arrested for the thefts.
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Roy Goldsberry
Coolville Ridge
Athens County Merchants to Receive December Materials Pay
Debts for CWS clothing materials in December total 801.02? Wait. The text states merchants will receive 601.02 in payment. Debts contracted were 277.96 in the first half and 523.06 in the last half of December. Checks are in the county auditor's office and will be delivered today or mailed to merchants outside Athens.
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CWS
Athens
Reduced Interest Rate in Farm Loan Plan in Louisville Ky
The Farm Credit Association of Louisville Kentucky cuts loan rate from six to five and a half percent with no interest charged until loans are due. Loans cover agricultural production including crops livestock dairy poultry and horticulture and security inspections are capped at one percent. Maturities range three to twelve months with cattle loans extendable to three years. Borrowers must buy one five dollar share of voting stock per hundred dollars borrowed, retaining it after payoff for future borrowing. The Jackson Production Credit Association in Jackson Ohio links the district program, part of 658 similar bodies nationwide.
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Farm Credit Association of
Louisville
John Hope
Athens
Meigs
Hope
Jackson Production Credit Association
Jackson
Ohio
Weekend Socials Roundup From Local Families
Vew Asbury Little Joan Whaley spent last week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Shuler Miss Glenna Flanders employed at Pomeroy spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs C F Flanders Miss Mary Niggemeyer stayed a few days with her sister Mrs Richard Hayes Calvin Snodgrass and Mr and Mrs Meade Swisher guests of Mr and Mrs Coke Lawson and family Sunday Sunday dinner guests of George Niggemeyer and family were Mr and Mrs Richard Hayes and Mr Jim Rodehaver Mr and Mrs Fred Showalter of Maringo weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs A W Brown Mrs Laurence Niggemeyer and son were in Athens Sunday Regina Kay daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney Grimm was ill with chicken pox last week Mr and Mrs Isadore Mantle and children Mr Michael Kinnen and daughter and son were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Bernard Sunday Mr and Mrs Coke Lawson and Mrs Meade Swisher were in Parkersburg Friday visiting Mrs Aldo McKinley who had surgery at St Josephs hospital Mr and Mrs Clarence Hatfield and daughter of Harrisville W Va and Mrs Calvin Snodgrass spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Win Snodgrass Mr and Mrs A W Brown and son Mr and Mrs Fred Showalter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Eider at Hebbardsville
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Joan Whaley
Joe Shuler
Glenna Flanders
Pomeroy
C. F. Flanders
Mary Niggemeyer
Richard Hayes
Calvin Snodgrass
Meade Swisher
Coke Lawson
George Niggemeyer
Jim Rodehaver
Fred Showalter
Maringo
A. W. Brown
Laurence Niggemeyer
Athens
Regina Kay
Rodney Grimm
Isadore Mantle
Michael Kinnen
Arnold Bernard
Parkersburg
Aldo McKinley
St. Josephs Hospital
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertise Liver Health
An old advertisement urges readers to wake up the liver without calomel, claiming daily bile flow is essential for digestion and well being. It extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as the gentle vegetable remedy to restore bile flow, warning against other laxatives and asking shoppers to look for the red label.
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Carter
M. Co
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