Joint Passion Week services planned by Nelsonville churches
Two special union services will mark Passion Week in Nelsonville Protestant churches under the City Ministerial Association. A united communion at the Methodist Church will be Thursday at 7 30 p m and the three hour Good Friday service will be held at the Presbyterian Church Friday from noon to 3 p m. The events are community programs with a cordial welcome. The Church of Christ opens with Bible School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 featuring The Palms sung by Miss Sigrid Love and a sermon By Rev L Evans titled Into a Doomed City. Young people will attend a county youth meeting in Gloucester and evening service at 7 30 closes the day with choral music and a sermon The Steadfast Walk. Special weekday services are set for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
City Ministerial Association
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Church OF Christ
Bible School
Sigrid Love
L. E.i Fvans
Christian Endeavor
Glouster
United Communion
Methodist Church
Nolte
First Methodist
Harry E. Bright
Chillicothe
William Martell George
Nazarene
Nazarene Church
Adams St
T. H. Arnott
John Murdoch
Cglouster Methodist Church
Jesus
Eugene Brown
George Cole
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
William M. George
Brown
Amos Hoover
Fairview
James Simcox
Charlies Caffrey
Jacksonville
The
Plains
Chauncey
Trimble
Millfield
the Plains
Carfrey
Gus Graham
New Straitsville Methodist Church
Plains Church
Church “ Christ
Victory Circle dinner and Easter services in Nelsonville
Victory Circle of W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Church held a covered dish dinner April 10 in the Nelsonville church social rooms. Reports were given by Mrs. Hy sel and Mrs. Bell, and the group planned joint services with city churches for Good Friday and Easter Sunrise. Additional notes cover First Methodist Church services April 14 and Nazarene and Wesleyan announcements with times and events.
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Nelsonville
Victory Circle
W.s.cs
Methodist Church
Parker S. Sniffen
Marie Hysel
E. E. Bell
Rev Wilcox to Preach Palm Sunday at Doanville Church
Doanville church hosts Rev A Y Wilcox of Athens for a Palm Sunday evening sermon. The public is invited to attend the service at To'clock.
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Rev. Wilcox
Doanville Church
Nelsonville Social Notes Dinner Meeting for Eudora Chapter Noted
Covers laid for 18 members of the Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Eudora Chapter No. 72 OB of OS at an April dinner in the Masonic dining room. Guests seated at a long table with spring flowers and Easter appointments. program included choir entertainment and church Activities. Mrs C H Bartlett left for Chicago and St Paul to visit sister Mrs John Hibbard.
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Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter No. 72
Ob.s
Masonic
Flossie Crawford
Mable, Washburn
Mable Campbell
Tha Hill
C. L. Stout
A.M.E
Stout
Glouster
Thea Chapter
Masonic Hall
MacConnelsville
Corning
Athens
Chesterhill
Class Members To Attend Meeting 1941
Nelsonville note invites members of the class of 1941 to meet at Mrs. Carroll Lines residence 1181 Fort Street on Saturday evening April 13 at 7 30.
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Nelsonville
Fort St
Women's Business Group Holds Meeting in Nelsonville
The regular monthly dinner of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Legion Home in Nelsonville. Hosts served chicken dinner as Mrs. Mable Hatiner led a brief business session. Dr. E. A. Hansen of Ohio University spoke on Education and Vocation.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Legion Home
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
Mable Hatiner
Kathleen Hartley
E. A. Hansen
Department of Education
Ohio University
Episcopal Services Palm Sunday Sermon at Epiphany Church
The Rev. F. B Atkinson will celebrate Holy Communion with sermon at Epiphany Church on Palm Sunday April 14 at 9 40 o clock. Church school will meet in the basement at the same time. BUCHIEL Mrs Fred Locke Mrs Frank Collins and Mrs Ralph Cox of the Buchtel York P T A attended the Southeast District Ohio Congress of Parent Teachers Association conference at Pomeroy on April 14.
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Nelsonwlile
F. B Atkinson
Parking Rules Change in Nelsonville West Side Prohibited
Effective Saturday morning April 13 no parking will be allowed on the west side of Hacking Street from Columbus Street to Alternate Route 33 Canal Road. The emergency ordinance was passed by City Council and signs were installed. Violations carry penalties up to 10 dollars for the first offense and 20 dollars for subsequent offenses.
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Nelsonville
Hacking St
Columbus St
Rt. 33
Canal Rd
Vern Coakley
Service and Safety
Hocking St
Service Department
Rites on Saturday For Mrs. Viola Allan
Mrs Viola Dean Allan aged 99 died in Columbus after a two year illness. She was born in Athens County daughter of Allen and Elizabeth Hall Goodspeed and lived in the district. She is survived by two nieces Lucy Van Fossen and Mary Pagels of Columbus. Funeral at Jacksonville Methodist Church Saturday at 2 pm Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial in Nye Cemetery. Body at John Brower funeral home with calling hours until service.
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Glouster
Viola Dean
Rage
Columbus
Athens County
Allen
Elizabeth Hall Goodspeed
Lucy van Fossen
Mary Pagels
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Gilbert Courtney
Nye Cemetery
John
Trimble Grange To Meet Saturday
Regular meeting of Trimble Grange will be held in the hall at Trimble Saturday evening at eight o'clock. The program theme will be Conservation. Mrs Mildred Russell local Grange lecturer will have charge of the program. At the close of the session a fish fry will be enjoyed.
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Glouster
Trimble
County Grange Meets At Trimble Wednesday
Pomona Grange conferred the Fifth Degree on 28 candidates with John Hope in charge. Short talks by Ross Wright and Wayne Wingett plus others focused on organizing a conservation district for Athens County. About 80 members and guests attended and a potluck supper was served.
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Glouster
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Trimble Grange
Pomona
John Hope
Ross Wright
Wayne Wingett
E. E. Johnson
Corning Churches Announce Services
Corning church notices list First United Brethren with Rev. Wallin E. Riebel as pastor and details for Sunday School at 9 30 led by Chas Woodruff, Sunday worship 7 30 with sermons on Enthusiasm and Religion and A Withered Fig Tree, plus Holy Week services and council meetings. Also Bethel and St Bernard parishes note masses and devotions while local club gatherings and visitors are mentioned.
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Corning
First United Brethren
Wallin E. Riebel
Chas. Woodruff
Sunday School Council
Coolville
Troy Township
Onion Good
Corningted Cross Drive
Bethodist Church
Clyde St. Bernard Church
Partish
jJames J. Riley
L.T.L. Group
Leora Bingman
Athens
E. J. Persons
W. L. Schrieber
Huntington
Oscar Findling
H. M. Downard
C. E. Woode
Tuppers Plains
C. ©. Findling
Sumner
Woman Found Guilty Of Charge By Mayor
Louise Lewis of Nelsonville was found guilty of assault and battery in mayor Oral Daugherty's court after arraignment. sentence withheld. Walter Carr of Chauncey pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and intoxication, fined $75 plus costs and $25 plus costs, and jailed until payment. James M. Grubb of Columbus pleaded guilty to speeding and paid $18 and costs.
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Nelsonville
Louise Lewis
Beatrice Rutter
Oral Daugherty
Walter Carr
Chauncey
James M. Grubb
Columbus
Carbondale Social and Personal Mention
Miss Betty Barber of Columbus spent the weekend at her home in Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Jim Brown and family of Columbus visited Herman Brown and family and Mr and Mrs Elsten Mace. Ben Sweazy the son of Mr and Mrs Porter Sweazy visited relatives in Columbus. Mrs Betty Mace of Nelsonville visited Mr and Mrs Pearl Mae on Wednesday. Mrs Don Lowry, ill for some time, is much improved.
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Carbondale
Betty Barber
Columbus
Jim Brown
Herman Brown
Elsten Mace
Ben Sweazy
Porter Sweazy
Betty Mace
Nelsonville
Pearl Mae
Don Lowry
Idle Clerks Lose Provisional Jobs in Liquor Stores
Four liquor store clerks lose provisional positions due to abolishments. Three in Store B-1 Toledo and one in Store A-2 Cincinnati cited lack of business. A 19th Bureau of Employment Compensation clerkship in Youngstown was abolished for budgetary reasons. Eighteen other Bureau posts were eliminated Monday.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Toledo
Cincinnati
Bureau of
Youngstown
BUC
Sign Five Year Option For Cleveland Races
In Washington a five year option to hold the National Air Races in Cleveland under Aeronautic Association sanction was signed, announced Frederick G. Crawford, president of the Cleveland race group.
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Cleveland —P
Cleveland
Aeronautic Association
Washington
Frederick G. Crawford
Cleveland Race Group
Nelsonville church announces services and sermon topic
First Baptist Church Nelsonville schedules 9:30 a.m. Sunday School led by Mrs. Goldie Bruns and a 10:45 a.m. church service led by Rev. B. J. Hall. The message is Judas Put Jesus on the Spot for Thirty Pieces of Silver and Lost His Soul. Public invited.
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Nelsonville
First Baptist Church
B. J. Hall
Goldie Bruns
Ton
Judas
Jesus
Pre Easter Services Planned in Glouster Area
Glouster Methodist Church opens with Church School at 9 30 and a 10 30 worship service marking the start of a revival week. The schedule includes youth rally, multiple guest preachers, sunrise service, Good Friday and evening services, with music directed by James Simcox. Additional services across nearby churches are announced by Rev. Charlie Caffrey and Rev. Gus Graham, leading to Easter cantata and the final Christ at Glouster service.
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Glouster
Glouster Personal News Highlights Local Movements
Glouster residents share travel and visit updates. Edward Ley and family spent ten days with the Chutes in New York City. Mrs. Robert Lowry returns to Barberton after visiting her parents. Harold Thomas and Eva Hinze visit Jacksonville and plan trips to Washington, New York, and Baltimore before returning to Detroit. S-2c William Forsbach completes radar school in San Diego and visits Norfolk. G Z Swett and family from Winnemucca, Nevada, now near Trimble on Sisson farm.
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Edward Ley
Andrew Chute
New York City
Robert Lowry
Barberton
P. J. Stanley
Harold Thomas
Eva Hinze
Marion
James McCall
Janelda Hoisington
Charles Hoisington
Jacksonville
Washington
D. C
New York
Baltimore
Thomas
Detroit
Mich
Henry Forsbach
San Diego
Calif
Norfolk
Forsbach
G. Z. Swett
Winnemucca
Nevada
Swetts
Glouster
Sisson Farm
Trimble
Ray Wott
Son of Local Woman Inducted into Army Air Corps
From her son Pvt. Jack Nott this week. He is stationed at Camp Atterbury. He was inducted into the Army Air Corps, April 3.
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Pvt
Jack Nott Thif Week
Camp Ateterbury
Army Air Corps
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