Nelsonville NOP official to discuss transport program
Byron Hart r executive of the Office of Price Administration will be at the Nelsonville Rationing Board office Friday April 9 at 4 p m to discuss transportation problems with slate committee men from this area. Attendance of all plant transportation committee men is requested to ensure full discussion and clarification of all details.
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Nelsonville
Byron Hartr
District Plant Transportation
Office of Price Administration
Nelenville Rationing Board
Community groups plan fundraisers for flood damaged athletic field and pool
Nelsonville leaders from churches, the Eagles lodge, Rotary Club, Nelsonville Foundry, Boosters Club, Board of Education, and High School faculty met with Supt. D W Codding to discuss raising about 445 dollars for the field and 345 dollars for pool reconditioning. A committee to study flood mitigation, a carnival, a minstrel show, widespread solicitation, extended coaching, and season ticket sales were proposed as steps before an early meeting. Expenditures have drawn 977.17 from the school budget over three years, with funds now separated for field and pool operations. pool chemicals are stocked but reconditioning is needed.
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Nelsonville
Eagles Lodge
Rotary Club
Nelsonville Foundry
Boosters Club
Board of Education
D. W. Codding
Gooding
Robert Kinney
Robbin Gardner
Funeral for Mrs Goldie Winigman at Carbon Hill Church
Funeral services for Mrs Goldie Winigman who died Monday will be held Saturday at two o'clock at the Carbon Hill Methodist Church. The service will be conducted by Rev Maxson Rev Williams and Rev Rose. Burial will be in Carbon Hill Cemetery. Delay caused by awaiting son Clarence in the U S Army in San Francisco.
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Nelsonville
Goldie Winigman
Carbon Hill Methodist Church
Maxson
Williams
Rose
Carbon Hill
Clarence
U. S. Army
San Francisco
Portland Social Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price and Mrs. Mary Jo Moser of Columbus visited over the week end with their parents in Ravenswood. Mrs. Hopkins entered Parkersburg hospital Monday for observation and treatment. Herman Kelch moved to Parkersburg with family. E F Carpenter and Oliver Bailey groups visited with Dana Carpenter's family. Mrs. Slaughter returned from East Liverpool with her children Charles and Lillian. Mrs. Van E McDade visited Gallipolis with her sister. Ira Blosser and son Larry from East Liverpool visited their parents. Wilkie Larson accompanied Blosser to work on the Reliance after a vacation here. Herman Kelch and daughter Virginia visited Parkersburg. Ray R. Larson graduated from torpedoman school in Newport and is on ten days leave. Bob Ritchie reports he is safe in North Africa.
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Portland
Clarence Price
Mary Jo Moser
Columbus
Harry Swan
Herman Anderson
Fredric Anderson
Ravenswood
Phoebe Belle
Robert Hopkins
Parkersburg
Herman Kelch
E. F. Carpenter
Stiversville
Oliver Bailey
Bashan
Dana Carpenter
James Slaughter
East Liverpool
Charles
Lillian
van E. McDade
Gallipolis
W. E. McDade
Ira Blosser
Larry
Torpedoman
Newport
R. I
Wilkie Larson
Lawrence Ritchie
Bob
North Africa
Flood Damage Repairs at Nelsonville Field
More than 500 people registered for a Red Cross Mobile Canteen Kitchen demonstration on the Nelsonville Public Square. The unit, built by Ohio Fuel Gas Co, serves 1 500 meals in emergencies and travels with its own fuel supply and loud speaker system. Afternoon high school classes visited the unit as part of Red Cross training efforts.
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Nelsoonville
Red Cross Mobile Canteen
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Red Cross
Nelsonville
Nevada
Pauline
Methodist Class Holds April Meeting in Nelsonville
Martha Class of the Methodist Church met at 262 W Washington St hosted by Mrs Fred Wilson with assistance from Mrs Marty Davis. Blanche Moorehead led devotions from John 18 while Mrs Harry Davis read The Dogwood Tree. Mrs Thomas Bush led business and reports were approved. A $5 Red Cross gift was given. Mrs Bush closed with The Pattern as contests were presented. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs W M Evans, attended the social hour with refreshments.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Fred Wilson
W. Washington St
Wilson
Marty Davis
Blanche Moorehead
St. John
Harry Davis
Thomas Bush
Red Cross
Plains beat Nelsonville 11 0 in opening Hocking Valley game
The Plains high school overwhelmed the Nelsonville Greyhounds 11 to 0 in the league opener at the City Playground. The Hounds made seven errors while Plains pitchers Tinkham and Morgan limited them to two hits. Nelsonville’s Bowell and Weaver and others produced scattered hits as The Plains won 11-0.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Baseball League
Plains High School
Greyhounds
Hounds
Ranow
Tinkham
The
Plains
Morgan
Powell
Thompson
Chauncey
Glouster
Plaine Abrhe Tree
SM Taeseedocet
Rf P
Keenneescee
Nino Betesee
Batchelder
Allen
Ennenhetine
Bowell
Popone
Hanning
Brendell
GMS. Asneans
the Plains
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Mr. Erb
Helene S. Kirwan
Athens Messenger
Athens
Nelsonville Field
J. D. Adamson
Columbus St. Nels
Gilpin County
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