Eagles National President Speaks at Nelsonville Rally
Dr. Fred C. Dilley, national president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, told a Nelsonville audience that the order aims to improve economic security for mothers, widows, the elderly, and workers. He cited pensions, workers compensation, and a plan for employment stabilization, urging protection for members and fair returns for investors.
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Order of Eagles
America
Fred C. Dilley
Fourth District
Eagles
Dilley
Ludlow
The
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Nelsonville pool board organizes for new facility
The joint citizen and school board committee in Nelsonville met to organize the new community swimming pool project. C E Washburn was named chair, Mrs. Edward Sharp secretary, with members from civic groups and the school system. They discussed sanitary and safety concerns and planned rules for a later meeting. The pool aims to open on Decoration Day and officials denied a tax increase linked to the pool bond issue.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Washburn
Edward Sharp
Sharp
Citizens Group
Roy Snackenburg
Woman's Garden Club
J. O. Steenrod
American Legion
Ivan Matheny
W. H. Badger
Nelle Dowler
Board of Education
E. J.arnold
Rotary Club Hears Book Review by Frank Smith
Nelsonville Rotary meets to discuss Thomas Mann novel Joseph in Egypt with Frank Smith reviewing. The event drew 550 to 600 Eagles at K P Hall. 25 candidates initiated. Nelsonville Eagle Lodge reports 420 new members this year, a 100 percent gain.
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Rotary Club
Frank Smith
Nelsonville
Joseph
Egypt
Thomas Mann
John Kelch
Wayne Whitcraft
Bill Woodard
Logan Club
Colonial
Baties
Eagles
Aerie
Murray City Aerie
L. E. Hillis
Shawnee
Virgil Davis
Athens
Thomas-Hupp Couple Wed In Greenup Ky
Nelsonville announces the marriage of William Dale Thomas and Bertha Ellen Hupp at Greenup Kentucky on April 8 1939. The groom John Thomas a Nelsonville junior attended the ceremony. Father T J Thomas notes graduation in 1937.
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T. J. Thomas
Deanville
William Dale
Bertha Ellen Hupp
Arthur Hupp
Trimble, O
Greenup
John
Nelsonville
Thomas
Nelsonville Personal Notices Open Spring Travel and Visits
Mrs William Siddle returned Monday to teaching after Easter at home. Mrs Frank Smith and daughter came back from a month in East Orange New Jersey. Miss Mary Gertrude Whitmore from Columbus stayed Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs Egbert Whitmore. Miss Iva Hanning of Columbus visits Mrs E E Bell today. Mrs Monroe Brown and two daughters from Staten Island New York visit. School staff attend a dinner and meeting at Pomeroy tonight. Jesse White former Pomeroy High principal chairs the Schoolmasters Club. Mrs E E Bell attended the funeral in Columbus for Mr Pius Yauger with burial at New Lexington.
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Nelsonville
William Siddle
Elizabeth Shepard
Frank Smith
East Orange
N. J
Mary Gertrude Whitmore
Columbus
Egbert Whitmore
Iva Hanning
E. E. Bell
Monroe Brown
Ruth Davis
Mary Elizabeth
Dorothy
Staten Island
N. Y
KE. E. Bell
B. M. Coakley
E. J. Arnold
Prin. J. K. Kinneer
Harold Figley
Roger Wolfe
Maynard McDaniel
Earl Washburn
Pomeroy
Jesse White
Pomeroy High School
Pius Yauger
New Lexington
Loraditch anniversary celebrated with Easter surprise
Mr and Mrs W C Loraditch of Riverside marked their 11th wedding anniversary with relatives gathering at their home. A two course chicken dinner in yellow and white featured an Easter lily centerpiece gifted by Mrs Cooney. Guests included Agnes Cooney John Floyd Rogaski Rose Marie Keirns Robert John Wesley Agnes Rose and others. The group enjoyed music games and an evening theatre trip to Huckleberry Finn at the Orpheum.
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W. C. Loraditch
Riverside
Cooney
Loraditch
Agnes Cooney
John
Floyd Rogaski
Rose Marie
Webster Keirns
Robert
John Wesley
Agnes Rose
Millfield
Huckleberry Finn
Orpheum
Meet Friday Night Tuppers Plains Skating Club
Ivalynn Skating Club met Friday night at the Tuppers Plains Skating Rink to receive emblems. Beginning Friday night April 14 the club opens house for seven weeks with a potluck supper next Friday. Skating runs 7 30 to 10 30 with instructors Mary Jo Ambray and Thomas Smith. The club welcomed three new members. REGINA Sask While a guest at a 21st birthday party Ce cil Kusch of the Sutherland farming district had an oyster cocktail and found a pearl in a hard object.
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Ivalynn
Mary Jo Ambray
Thomas Smith
Regina
Sask
Cecil Kusch
Sutherland
Sleep for Pupils Emphasized by London Health Chief
Sir Arthur MacNalty, chief medical officer to the Board of Education, urges that sleep be treated as essential as nutrition. His annual report notes many schoolchildren suffer from insufficient sleep and calls for better sleep awareness.
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London
Arthur MacNalty
Board of Education
Scouts To Get Training in Rank Tests
Troop 66 meets at West School Building to train in compass judging and pacing. Panthers lead Flaming Arrows in inter patrol contest as senior leaders assign roles. Rank tests progress with hiking last Friday. health forms distributed for physician examinations.
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Panther
Flaming Arrows
Don Jonas
Panthers
Verlogg
Charles Pedigo
Clarence Coakley
Raymond Juniper
Daryl Watkins
Juniper
Watkins
Dean Burch
Bob Bateman
Reginald Levering
Burch
Panther Patrol
Wilbur D. Mender
C. C. Butts
Nelsonville Church Cancels Midweek Service Tonight
The Church of Christ in Nelsonville announces no regular midweek service tonight as plans unfold for a period of decision and consecration leading up to Penticost.
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Church of Christ
Nelsonville Past Councilors Club meets Thursday
Important business will be brought before a special meeting of the Past Councilors Club held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Sophia Mann.
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Nelsonville
Sophia Mann
Luckoff Bowler Wins Prize in Tournament
Luckoff bowlers dominated the Merchants Headpin Tournament at local alleys. LeRoy Steadman led the Luckoff group with 106 for a special prize, while L Price and Jim McCarty posted high scores of 113 and 112 respectively. A two week event opens to the public with a Ladies Friday Night League session on Wednesday at 8.
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Glouster
Luckoff
LeRoy Steadman
L. Price
Jim McCarty
Byron Morris
J. McCarty
H. Brown
R. Steadman
J. McAllister
J. Johnston
W. Wolf
R. Janchius
L. Gatchel
Jim Wolf
D. Williams
F. Wolf
J. Kay
J. Wolf
Loyal Men Class of Church of Christ Meets at Kinney Home
Host F D Kinney hosted the Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ Monday evening. Homer Vian and Alfred Morris III were among the performers, with a half hour of song practice led by W W Wallace. Several local residents and visitors joined in later fellowship and refreshments.
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F. D. Kinney
Church of Christ
Stacey McDonald
H. H. Vian
Homer Vian
E. K. Peugh
Alfred Morris III
W. W.wallace
W. H.stahl
W. W. Wallace
Charles Swartz
Alfred B Morris
Grant Wallace
Knights of Pythias To Hold Meeting Tonight
Nelsonville article notes Valley Lodge Knights of Pythias meet at 7 30. Contest between teams led by Gilbert Moler and W W Warren covers attendance reinstatements and new members. Winners’ dinner awaits the losing team.
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Knights of Pythias
Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Gilbert Moler
W. W. Warren
New Marshfield
W. D. Mender
Wilbert Dean
Ed Bateman
G. W. Pearce
W. D. Wolfe
Harry Wolfe
Burn Ohio Coal bill author to speak at Glouster meeting
Burn Ohio Coal Foundation will hold a general meeting at 7 30 p m in Glouster High School auditorium. W J Walker president of Burn Ohio Coal Inc St Clairsville and author of the Burn Ohio Coal Bill will discuss his group’s Eastern Ohio work and the potential for a similar organization locally. Officials expect labor union representatives from the Hocking district and Perry County delegates. A report on committee progress and the ongoing financial drive will be presented.
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Glouster
Burn Ohio Coal Foundation
Glouster High School
W. J. Walker
Burn Ohio Coal, Inc
St. Clairsville
Burn Ohio Coal
Perry County
Seek Bankruptcy COLUMBUS Involuntary Petition Filed Against Wallace
In Columbus an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal district court Saturday against Co. F. Wallace, Glouster undertaker, by three creditors. Springfield Coffin & Casket Co, Springfield, Clarksburg Casket Co, Clarksburg, Va, and Coble Casket Co, Richmond, Ind, claim Wallace owes 728.75 on a cognovit note, 404.48 on a note and open account, and 155.15 on an account.
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Federal District Court
Co. F. Wallace
Glouster Undertaker
Springfield Coffin & Casket Co
Springfield
Clarksburg Casket Co
Clarksburg
Coble Casket Co
Richmond
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Wallace
Trimble M. E. Church Easter Service Marks Ceremony
The Trimble M. E. Church in GLOUSTER held morning worship at 9 with an Easter sermon by Rev. Robert Lawrence followed by a baptismal ceremony and Sunday School. An Easter program of recitations and music directed by Miss Edithe Wolfe featured several performers and guests from Columbus and Dayton among the 75 attendees.
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Old Rugged Cross
CIC
Verna Sayre
Bernarda Danford
Noble Brunton
Columbus
A. Biddison
Hilda Damon
Rosemary
Norma Leadinghaus
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James Gibbs
Scottish kilt peana credited to Thomas Rawlinson
Some authorities credit Thomas Rawlinson an Englishman with the peana or hip knot used in the Scottish kilt, a claim noted in historical discussions of traditional dress.
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Thomas Rawlinson
Peana
New Beauty Shop To Open Thursday In Nelsonville
Mrs Mildred Lines announces a new modern beauty salon opening Thursday April 13 at 650 Poplar St. The shop features mulberry chromium and old rose colors and displays equipment from all lines of beauty culture. Mrs Sines, a Winifield Academy graduate, will be manager with Irene Powell, former owner of the Irene Shop, assisting. Public invited 1 to 5.
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Mildred Lines
Poplar St
Sines
Winifield Academy of Beauty Culture
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N. Y
Irene Powell
Irene Shop
Condition Improves for Gallipolis Painter in Hospital
James Robinson a 41 year old local painter is reported to be showing improvement from hiccoughs at Holzer Hospital. The spasms persist but attacks have diminished.
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Gallipolis
James Robinson
Holzer Hospital
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