John Carroll 85 Dies at Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville resident and retired coal miner John Carroll aged 85 died last night at Mount St Mary Hospital after ten days of treatment. Stout funeral home is handling arrangements. In Chillicothe, the Ross County fair will end pari mutuel betting on horse races citing last year’s $370 receipts as insufficient profit after expenses.
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John Carroll
Murray City
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Stout Funeral Home
Chillicothes
Ross County Fair
Fair Board
Nelsonville Band To Give Concert Friday At High School
The Nelsonville High School Band directed by James Gilbert will present its annual Spring concert in the school auditorium Friday at 8 15 p m The Junior Band opens with four numbers under Mr Gilbert Featured pieces include Brasses Unruly and First Swedish Rhapsody Sousa El Capitan and a medley of Victor Herbert favorites Vocal duets By Shirley Streets and Bill Cooley are not included Mrs Paul Hughes accompanies The program lists band officers and concert committee members with extensive booster club roles and duties
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Nelsonville High School
James Gilbert
Gilbert
The
Jolly
Tea Cere Ituals
Maurice C. Whitney
Nancy Smith
June Tolliver
Ralph Davis
Herbert C. Clarke
Lithgow
R. Brop
Brophy
Ohio University
Sousa
Shirley Streets
Bill Cooley
Paul Hughes
Bennett
Brazil
Victor Herbert
R. B. Hall
Martha Campbell
Elinor Call
Helen O’nail
Judy Henshaw
Diane Crabtree
Florence Byrd
Darrel Inman
Leonard Powell
Estel Crabtree
George Call
More Money Asked For Care of Alcoholics in Ohio
Dr. Alfred Kamm of Dayton urged the House Public Welfare Committee in Columbus to fund at least 300000 dollars annually for chronic alcoholics, a figure double the amount in the bill’s first hearing.
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Ohio
Alfred Kamm
Dayton
House Public Welfare Committee
Nelsonville Social Notes Brief Church Circle Gatherings
Twenty three members and two guests attended Mrs Terry Tigner s Queen her Circle of the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening. Assisting were Mrs James Elliott and Mrs Lloyd Elliott. Mrs William Hoffman led devotions. Prizes were awarded to several members in games and contests led by Mrs Lowell Miller Mrs William Davis Mrs Ralph Barber Mrs William Matheny Mrs Tom Higgins Mrs William Mingus Mrs Kathleen Bodyer and Mrs Harry Chesher. Mrs Myron Cox won the traveling prize. A spring appointed refreshment course was served. Circle 3 WSCS held a 5 pm dinner Wednesday at Mrs James Beard s Fayette St for the pleasure of Mr and Mrs Curt Davis while they conduct far services at the Methodist church assisting the pastor Rev Paul Niswander. The guest table featured a lace cloth and yellow jonquils. Guests included Mr and Mrs Davis Rev and Mrs Niswander Miss Ivah Hanning Columbus guest of Mrs E L Bell. The group attended the 7 15 pm service. Leaders of Group 3 are Mrs Ruth Patton and Mrs Mary Backus.
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Methodist Church
Circle 3
WSCS
James Beard
Fayette St
Curt Davis
Paul Niswanidler
Circle
Davis
Niswander
Ivah Hanning
Columbus
E .L. Bell
Ruth Patton
Mary Backus
Methodist Church Social Meets For Dinner In Social Rooms
WSCS of the Methodist Church gathered in the church social rooms Monday evening. A covered dish dinner was served at 5 PM with Mr. and Mrs. Curt Davis as guests. A brief business meeting led by president Mrs. Marie Weiss adjourned early to attend special sanctuary services.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Curt Davis
Marie Weiss
Woman's Council Group 1 met at church for evening session
The Woman's Council Group 1 met at the Christian Church Monday at 7 30 PM for an evening service followed by a business session led by group leader Elizabeth Ray Those present included Allie Dilcher Josie Baugh Edna Scott Bertha Lawson Gertrude Ray Elizabeth Ray Mrs Butterworth Helen Mechem Mrs Tig ner Cecil Morman Fern Hickman Virginia Rowland Verna Lene and Inez Courtney.
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Elizabeth Ray
Allie Dilcher
Josie Baugh
Edna Scott
Bertha Lawson
Gertrude Ray
Mrs. Butterworth
Helen Mechem
Mrs. Tigner
Cecil Morman
Fern Hickman
Virginia Rowland
Verna Lene
Inez Courtney
Long and Klintworth visit Pleasantview area
Mr and Mrs Ridley Long and John W Klintworth of Marietta visited at the home of Mr and Mrs John Sheets on Pleasantview Ave. Klintworth, a former Marietta newsman, recalled reporting for the Morning Journal in Athens years ago. Mrs Kathleen Love and her children Sue and Willard of Albany were Tuesday guests of former grandparents Mr and Mrs Sam Starkey here.
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Ridley Long
John W. Klintworth
Marietta
John Sheets
Pleasantview Ave
Klintworth
Morning Journal
Athens
Kathleen Love
Sue
Willard
Albany
Sam Starkey
Hampden Court Records Open First and Final Accounts
In Hampden, estate of Fannie Lewis filed first and final account for Lloyd H Lewis as administrator with WWA approval. Laura Jean Bradley sues Homer J McCall and John D Watkins. Wellston suits seek 24000 dollars in auto accident damages. Edith Ward sues Clark Ward. Judge CC WL Smith overruled motions and kept custody and support unchanged. Frances Hutchinson sues Pearl Hutchinson for divorce. Judge Smith grants divorce for gross neglect and awards custody to Frances.
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Fannie Lewis
Hampden
Lloyd H Lewis
WWA
Laura Jean Bradley
Homer J. McCall
John D. Watkins
Wellston
Edith Delores Ward
Clark Ward
CC. WL Smith
Frances Hutchinson
Pearl Eugene Hutchinson
Smith
Margarine Not Identified Charged In Nelsonville Court
Ce cil Shafer, operator of a local restaurant, pleaded innocent on arraignment in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court to selling oleomargarine without proper identification. He was found guilty after a hearing, fined $10 and costs. Affidavit by Frank Hart, agriculture inspector, says placard and M mark were not displayed during a meal served March 26.
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Nelsonville
Cecil Shafer
Earl Hilleary
Frank Hart
State Department of Agriculture
M.” Hart
H. Howard Hanes
Eagles Elect Ward Phillips President
Ward Phillips was named president of Nelsonville Aerie 391, Fraternal Order of Eagles, at the annual officers election Tuesday evening. He succeeds Robert Wilson. other officers elected include Richard Smith, Clyde Ray, Watson Wolfe, Gerald Jacobs, Bernard Jacobs, Leroy Bennett, George Sanders, and Sam Jenkins. Trustees hold are Homer Adams and Ben Bailey. delegates to the state convention in Akron in June are Ward Phillips, Robert Wilson, and Watson Wolfe, with alternates Homer Adams, Joe Barrows, and Millard Delong. New officers to be installed June 5.
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Ward Phillips
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Robert Wilson
Order
Richard Smith
Clyde Ray
Watson Wolfe
Gerald Jacobs
Bernard Jacobs
Leroy Bennett
George Sanders
Sam Jenkins
Homer Adams
Ben Bailey
Eagles
Akron
Joe Barrows
Millard Delong
Wool Burning Yields Ammonia Gas Britannica Report
Britannica notes that burning wool largely releases ammonia gas. The statement reflects chemical decomposition of wool fibers into simpler compounds including ammonia under combustion conditions.
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