Free Concert Slated by Nelsonville Band
Nelsonville High School Band under James Rees presents a free spring concert Friday at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Program includes Liberty March and Palace Guard March by the junior band and National Emblem March, Lassus Trombone and Stars and Stripes Forever by the senior band. Also plans for exchange concerts with Logan High School and trips to Chillicothe Veterans Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
James Rees
Washington
Operaland
Palace Guard
C. Paul Herfurth
E. E. Bagley
Bach
Handel
Cornet
Marilyn Martin
F. von Suppe
Orlando Paladrino
Haydn
Bogey March
K. Alford
Lassus
H. Fillmore
Jerome Kern
Our
Logan
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
New Lexington News Highlights Local Post 4706 Opening
The New Lexington-McGrew-Montell Post 4706 American Legion opened its new post headquarters and social room at Shawnee with the VFW band playing. Notables include Rev. and Mrs. Frank Robinson and their four children, visiting from the Philippines, who spoke at morning worship and shared experiences in the adult class. The piece mentions local civic changes, construction updates for the northern Ohio turnpike roofs, a new Perry County home superintendent and matron, fund-raising Easter lilies, a mayoral resignation in Thornville, a 60th wedding anniversary, and various club meetings and visits across Perry County communities.
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New Lexington
McGrew- Montell Post
American Legion
Shawnee
VFW
Frank Robinson
Philippines
Ludowici Celadon Co
Joseph Plant
Corning
Perry County
E. P. Sceallon
Crippled Children’s Society
John R. Cooper
Thornville
H. L. Hite
Clifton Social Notes Highlight Town Courtesies
Clifton residents share visits and calls with Anawalt Mason and West Columbia followed by a Busy Easter week. Local egg roll at Clifton Grade School and teachers planning field day at Point Pleasant April 29. Married Joan Johnson and Ross King at the Methodist parsonage April 2. she worked at Sylvania Point Pleasant. he at Vanadium Graham Station.
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Bill Caudill
Charleston
Charles Ohlinger
West Columbia
McDaniels
Clifton
Lois Young
Phyllis Young
Claude Grimm
Mason
Wahama High School
Sanders Field
Point Pleasant
Joan Johnson
Lester Johnson
Ross King
Herbert King
Letart
W. L. Gearhart
Methodist Parsonage
Sylvania Electric Co
King
Graham Station
Betty Call
Jimmie Ohlinger
Middleport
Jack Mallette
Linda
I. N. Haynes
Mallette
Pauline Stewart
Marilyn Jayne
Deanna
Pomeroy
Methodist Sunday School
Donald Haynes
Barry
J. N. Haynes
Mack Stewart
Billie Sunday
Barbara Lynn
Will Rickard
Elver Fox
Danny Killingsworth
Hartford
Marion
Goldie Kearns
Gibbstown
Ida Varian
Lawrence Lewis
Charles Jeffers
Ann Williams
Horace Haynes
Laura Haynes
Marilyn
Clara Belle Haynes
Sonny
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J. O. Newt
LAAC
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Ernest Stader
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Susan B. Anthony Jr
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Allen Koontz
Alonzo Walters
Georgia Reed
Emma Bain
Robert Buckley
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Mark Baty
Cleveland
A. T. Pettit
H. E. Scrafford
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N. Y
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Paul Black
Lima
Bertha Penman
Beatrice Cooper
Cincinnati
C. E. French
Thrifty
Brandwene's
Cole
Ll. Cottons
Clifton Social Notes
Annie French
Anawalt
W. Va
Fannie Harris
Gallipolis
Earl Lockett
Lockett
Filson Lockett
Bob Chattin
Kaylong
Jim Chattin
Jeanie Camp
John Curtis Roush
Hallie Roush
Mel Clark
Pearl Nicholson
Robert Compson
Alma Peck
Earnest Henry
Compson
Blanche Compson
Sylvia Stewart
Homer Jeffers
Holzer Hospital
Bill Caudills
James Surrett
Carl
Jimmie
Nora
Morgan Surrett
William Caudili
Sidney Kapple
Diamond Market
Elsonville
Frigidaire Electric
Tappan
W. Main ST
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Ork
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