Nelsonville Students View Films At Assembly
Hospital bound story notes Leslie Hesson from Glenwood leaving for Johns Hopkins for observation in Baltimore. He is son of County Commissioner Willard Hesson and suffered an on the job injury at a Huntington plant nearly a year ago and has undergone two surgeries.
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Nelsonville High screens four films in assembly
Miss Cornelia Scott sponsors a Nelsonville High School assembly featuring four films Postmark U S A American Anniversary Luray Caverns and Shenandoah National Park Rodney Jones opened the program with a flag procession Eileen Davis and Dorothy Keating carried flags Mr Raymond Connett led Singing Star Spangled Banner Florence Coffey read scripture and led the Lord s Prayer Lois Ann Jonas hosted the event and led the pledge and Alma Mater The band played Glow Worm under Mr Connett direction
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4-H Club Workers Meet in Mason
The Mason gathering featured Arleen Warner presenting Pack a Lunch With a Punch at the April Warner Yankees meeting. Members reported up to date project records. Clifton Climbers discussed officers training at Point Pleasant and demonstrated paper salvage. Early Birds heard Harold Sayre on Poultry Raising. Iva Lee Wears presided.
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Point Pleasant Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs Hom er Martin hosted the first Five Hundred Club meeting after Lent on Seventh St with guests from Detroit Dayton and Point Pleasant. Dinner bridge at Jefferson Blvd marked courtesy to Mrs Donald Happersatt of Dayton.
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Nursing Class Attends Luncheon at Sunnyside School
Miss Margarete Asher, principal, said yesterday that members of the Red Cross home nursing class taught by Mrs. Oscar S. Kelly will be guests of Sunnyside School at a luncheon Friday, marking the last day of the nursing school.
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Soldier in Italy Reports Grim War View From Front Lines
Nelsonville readers learn Sgt. Walter W. Chapman, serving near Anzio, says mail has improved but war continues hard. He dismisses armchair generals and notes frontline hardship after combat in North Africa Sicily and Italy. He reports the enemy is determined and capable of stiff resistance.
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WCTU Meets For Program On Tuesday
Nelsonville reports the Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering at Mrs. Harry Ashworth on Walnut Street Tuesday evening. Debriefs include 50 sick calls, one plant and bouquet, 780 pages of literature distributed, and readings by Fay Howard and others.
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Walnut St
Sam Starkey
Thomas Spencer
Fay Howard
Fannie Williams
Ashworth
Albert Howard
Smith
Thos. Spencer
Elsie Phillips
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Fishermen of the Cloth Monks Fish Loch Ness in Robes
Monks of Fort Augustus Abbey in England fish daily in Loch Ness, wearing flowing black robes as they help with hook and line or net. May meeting will be with Mrs. Jesse Bryan on Myers Street. The Western Catholic Temperance Union benediction closed the meeting. During the social hour, the hostess assisted by Mrs Williams served refreshments.
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Myers St
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Barn Destroyed By Fire Near Robertsburg
A large barn belonging to Carl Adkins on Route 35 near Robertsburg burned Tuesday afternoon around 4. It housed hay and was discovered after it was fully engulfed. The fire’s cause is undetermined and the barn was not insured.
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Carl Adkins
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Robertsburg
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