Three Young Women Escape Serious Injury In Auto Collision
In Nelsonville four occupants were returning from Athens when their coupe overturned after a collision with a West Virginia car near the Lewis farm. Miss Marcelite Wallace suffered a forehead cut. all three Nelsonville women survived bruised but unharmed. The other car was driven by Charles Hoylam of Buckhannon with four companions. Hoylam faces a reckless driving affidavit set for arraignment.
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Nelsonville
Athens
West Virginia
Lewis Farm
Wood
Marcelite Wallace
Uisice Campbell
Wallace
Elizabeth
Haylam
Hickman
Columbus
G W Ross Dies at Carbon Hill
G W Ross aged 67 longtime Carbon Hill postmaster and town resident for 45 years died at home after months of illness. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 pm with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan. Born in Allensville Vinton County he previously lived in Haydenville before moving here. He was a member of the M.
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Carbon Hill
G. W. Ross
Oak Grove
Logan
Allensville
Vinton County
Ross
Haydenville
Funeral Held for Wesley McManaway in Murray City
The body of Wesley McManaway killed on the railroad at Powhatan Point was taken to his son Terrence McManaway’s home in Murray City. Funeral services were held at 1 30 P M at the U B Church in Murray City with burial at Greenlawn. He leaves two sons and two daughters, and a brother Charles McManaway lives in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Wesley McManaway
Powhattan Point
Terrence McManaway
Murray City
U. B. Church
Green
Charles McManaway
All Stars Fall To Nelsonville In Bowling Meet
Nelsonville bowlers defeated Glouster All Stars at Arcade Alleys in April with scores ranging into the 180s and 190s. The Gormley brothers led in the doubles championship against Johnson and Smith by a margin of 35 pins over five games, with a second 15 game match scheduled for Burns Alleys in Glouster on Monday.
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ALL Stars
Nelsonville
Burns Alleys
Glouster
Gormley
Johnson
Kaa
Buchtel Man Held on Bond in Hit and Run Plea
Guy Bumgardner of Buchtel pleaded not guilty to failing to stop after an accident in Nelsonville. The incident on Poplar Street involved a parked car owned by Frank Poston Jr. Bumgardner was held to the Grand Jury under bond.
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Nelsonville
Guy Bumgardner
Buchtel
Bill Hickman
Frank Poston, Jr
Poplar Street
Bumgardner
Buchtelman
Dorothy Vorhes Taken To Mt Carmel For Appendicitis Operation
Miss Dorothy Vorhes, census enumerator for the First Ward, was taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columb for an appendicitis operation. Her father Vern Vorhes and Mrs. Fred Edington accompanied her. Hartgrove returns from Columbus where his wife recovers from a recent Grant Hospital operation. Mrs. James Beard was removed.
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Nelsonville
Dorothy Vorhes
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columb
Vern Vorhes
Fred Edington
Miss Vorhes
George Hartgrove
Columbus
Grant Hospital
James Beard
Woman Referred To Grant Hospital After Incident
A woman was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday for medical attention. Mr Beard accompanied her to the hospital and has since returned home.
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Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Beard
Opening High School Baseball Tilt in Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts Gallipolis Friday at 3 36 p m in the season opener. The Scarlet and Gray teams clash in the downtown ballpark as the early spring matchup kicks off local play.
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Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Prayer Service Announced by the King's Men
The King's Men will hold a regular prayer service on Friday at 7 30 PM at Willis Green's home on Diamond Street. The Scripture lesson will be Acts chapter 13. A large attendance is expected. twenty seven men attended the last meeting.
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Willis Green
Diamond Street
Local Residents Return From Florida Trips and Funeral
Mrs Anna Nelson returned from Indian River City and Titusville Florida where she spent the winter with her sons Dolph Wendell and Dean Nelson. Mr and Mrs Harry Saylor and daughter Mary Catherine of Cleveland visited friends here at week’s end. Mrs Harve Shafer returned from Columbus for the funeral of Mrs Mary Mitchell. William Smith of Columbus was called here Wednesday.
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Anna Nelson
Indian River City
Titusville
Florida
Dolph
Wendell
Dean Nelson
Harry Saylor
Mary Catherine
Cleveland
Harve Shafer
Columbus
Mary Mitchell
William Smith
Local visitors deliver greetings across Columbus
The city hosts a string of relatives and friends visiting from nearby towns. Lynn Chapman of Columbus spends time with his mother Mrs. D. J. Chapman, while Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nelson of Indian River City Florida visit relatives here. Mrs. Charles Martin returns from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bridgewater at The Plains. Harry Rodda visits his brother Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rodda. Mrs. William Morgan visits her daughter Mrs. F. Fisher in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. James Guy spend time with their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. William Guy in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stalter return from Columbus after visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oliver and family.
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B. F. Johnson
Lynn Chapman
Columbus
D. J. Chapman
Dean Nelson
Indian River City
Florida
Charles Martin
Joe Bridgewater
the Plains
Harry Rodda
William Morgan
F. Fisher
James Guy
William Guy
Bert Stalter
Glen Oliver Iand
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Zoa Blosser
Bea Ross
Jeff
Rudolph
Kay Ross
Clark
Mt. Vernon
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Centralia
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Akron
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Coshocton
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