Groups To Hold Nelsonville Meeting On Labor Records
A Nelsonville meeting of labor committees from Kimberly Mine Local Union No 3905 and others is set for Friday April 17 at 7 pm at the Dew Hotel. Republican and Democratic members from Mine No 25 Chauncey Mine No 255 Greens Run and Local No 262 Hollister join to study labor records of political candidates for primary election guidance. The effort marks a first active district union participation in campaigning.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly Mine
Dew Hotel
Chauncey
Hollister
M. R. Hubbard
Charles Wachenschwanz
Irvin Nanna
Wilbur L. Hutchins
Hubbard
Hutchins
State Federation of Labor
Friends of Labor
Kimberly
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Pep
George Ferguson of 222 Crane St Dayton Ohio testifies that Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery restored appetite and eased indigestion and gas. The tonic is offered in new sizes tablets 50 cents liquid 1.00 and 1.35 sold by all druggists.
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Dr. Pierce
George Ferguson
Crane St
Dayton
Ohio
Nelsonville High forms 60 member Marching Band led by C A Naffzigger
Nelsonville High School announces a new marching band with 60 members. The first Spring practice is tonight at 6 30 led by director C A Naffzigger.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
C. A. Naffzigger
Easter Visit Brought Family From Columbus and Norfolk
A Nelsonville news item notes relatives from Columbus and Norfolk visited their mother Mrs William Hick over the Easter weekend. The guests included Mr and Mrs James F Grant Mrs Louise Barklow Mr and Mrs Mark Hick Mr and Mrs Edward Sweeney and son Tommy Mr and Mrs Walter Shields Mr and Mrs Clinton P Hick and two children Lillian Mae and Mary Kene Mrs Mary 8 Shipley Mrs James R Parker and son James R Parker Jr Mrs Weaver Easex of Route 2 Mrs Fannie H Shields and grandchildren Mary Katherine Shields Eva Jane Edson.
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Nelsonville
James F. Grant
Louise Barklow
Mark Hick
Edward Sweeney
Tommy
Walter Shields
Clinton P. Hick
Lillian Mae
Mary Kene
Mary
Shipley
Columbus
James R. Parker
Norfolk
Weaver Easex
Fannie H Shields
Mary Katherine Shields
Eva Jane Edson
William Hick
Recalls War Days in Paper Before W R C at Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the WRC met in the IOOF Hall to discuss Appomattox Day Thoughts. Mrs. Adda James read war sketches about the Lee surrender to Grant and closed with the poem Fought With Grant and Lee. Mrs. Kate Harrold read Appomattox Day. A potluck lunch followed during the social hour.
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Nelsonville
WRC
IOOF
Appomattox
Adda James
Lee
Grant
Kate Harrold
Mrs Schroeder Dies At Home Near City
Mrs Mamie Schroeder aged 37 died Tuesday at her Nelsonville Buchtel Road home. Funeral at her residence Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev H A Rothrock. Burial at Greenlawn. Survived by husband Alfred Schroeder father James Lehman two brothers four sisters. mother and one sister preceded her in death.
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Nelsonville
Mamie Schroeder
Nelsonville-Buchtel Road
H. A. Rothrock
Greenlawn
Alfred Schroeder
James Lehman
Smith Elected President of Rotary Club
Nelsonville Rotary Club named Frank Smith president for the year starting July 1. Smith is assistant general superintendent of the Sunday Creek Coal Co. Other officers include Harry A. Mettler vice president and H. H. Harding secretary treasurer. Board members are Orlie A. Rider Leland J. Krieg and William Morgan.
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Nelsonville
Frank Smith
Nelsonville Rotary Club
Smith
Nelsonville Club
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Harry A. Mettler
H. H. Harding
Coal Lands
Orlie A. Rider
Leland J. Krieg
William Morgan
C. 8. Mechem
United States
Mechem
New York State
Ohio
Ed Raley
Minerva Club
C. J D. Shafer
Athens Club
Tom Wolfe
Rainbow Class Hostesses Set Thursday Evening
Mrs. Lu Allen assisted by Miss Mary Jo Bowers will host the Rainbow Class of the Christian Church at the former's home on E Franklin Street Thursday night. A good attendance is urged.
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Nelsonville
Lu Allen
Mary Jo Bowers
Rainbow
The
Christian Church
E. Franklin St
Choir Practice Tonight at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church choir in Nelsonville will meet for practice this Wednesday at 7:30 PM. No other events are listed for the week.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
GOP Club Is Re Organized In Nelsonville
A large Nelsonville meeting re organized the Young Republican Club with about 25 members ready to enroll in Oak Grove Thursday. A statewide rally is planned for Monday April 27 at the high school auditorium with all state district and county candidates invited to speak for two minutes each. Lunch will follow and hundreds are expected.
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Nelsonville
Young
Tom Sheppard
Oak Grove
Athens County
Buchtel PTA Plans Bingo Party At Opera House
The Buchtel PTA sponsors a bingo party at the Opera House Saturday night April 18 with many prizes including a table lamp. Proceeds fund school banquet tableware. Immunization clinic for diphtheria will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the schoolhouse.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Pta
Opera House
Marriage licenses issued in Nelsonville and Bellefontaine
Nelsonville residents Lemont Mc Knight 27 and Marjory Bennett 21 obtained licenses at St. Marys West Virginia. Robert Williams 28 of Bellefontaine and Ruth Smith 21 of Nelsonville also secured licenses in Nelsonville as the next state notices.
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Nelsonville
St. Marys
W. Va
Lemont McKnight
Marjory Bennett
Robert Williams
Bellefontaine
Ruth Smith
Local Union to Convene in Nelsonville Saturday
Kimberly Local Union No. 3905 will hold a meeting at the IOOF hall in Nelsonville on Saturday April 18 at 1 oclock. President B C Day announced the event urging all members to attend and noting important business for consideration.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly
IOOF
B. C. Day
Day
Chauncey-Dover Pupils To Appear in Operetta Tonight
Chauncey-Dover High School Music Department presents the operetta Belle of Bagdad tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium. Twenty-five main cast members, supported by large choruses, will perform under Christine Mingus and Mrs. Christine Brown.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Geoffrey Morgan
Frederick Johnson
Christine Mingus
Margaret Marshall
Helen Keasey
Julia Johnson
Delbert Tedrow
Gretchen Edwards
Betty Jane Courtney
Hazel Childress
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Floyd Martin
Mildred Nagle
Roscoe Lock
Eddie Russell
Martha Nye
Richard Osborne
Warren Hale
Jack Smith
Earl Mullins
Billy Ford
Bob Smith
Junior Mingus
James Staley
Ralph Walters
John Forter
Robert Shivers
Christine Brown
Mrs Lulu Smith Recovers From Knee Break After Ice Fall
Mrs Lulu Smith, confined to bed for weeks with a broken leg, is now able to move about her Main Street home after slipping on icy steps. The injury occurred at the knee when she fell on the steps outside her residence.
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Chauncey
Lulu Smith
Mrs. Smith
Main St
Club Observes Book Month With Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its monthly dinner at the Dew Hotel in Nelsonville at 6 15 PM with 25 members present. They elected a nominating committee Miss Catharine Newman Miss Lillian Stover and Miss Rose Shay to select officers for the April 28 meeting. A first reading approved constitutional amendments. Verna Hand reviewed She Strives to Conquer by Frances Maule in April as Book Month.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Dew Hotel
Hyde
W. Washington St
Plains Alumni Plan Carnival
Plains townspeople are invited to a benefit carnival and bingo party hosted by the Plains High School Auditorium Association on Thursday evening April 16 in the New Auditorium. The event features bingo, entertainment, food, side shows, tumbling, boxing, clown acts, and dance music.
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Plains
Plains High School Auditorium Association
Thor Olson
George Bescoe
Sarah Batchelder
August Olson
Paul Tipton
Claire Ball
L. D. Nelson
William Channell
Nora Graves
Nida
Harrison
Cooper
Ruth Glass
Wharton
McCullough
Virginia Hawkins
Humphrey
V. Co. Kail
D. F. Pullin
Paul Darnell
Walter McHarg
Very Whetstone
Lopez
Lyons
Melvin
Lawrence Thompson
Leslie Coon
Linscott
Marcinco
Bennetts, Clines
Bank's Ice Cream Co's
Adam Hawk Dies at 54 in Columbus Hospital
Chauncey resident Adam Hawk aged 54 died Monday night at Mercy Hospital Columbus after a week of treatment. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. from the M E Church. He leaves two daughters Mrs Savilla Patton and Mrs Inez Bricker a son Delbert Hawk a stepson Wilford Shoonover four grandchildren his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Hawk a sister Mrs Goldie Laird and three brothers Wesley Hawk Jacob Hawk and Amos Hawk all of Chauncey Maple Hill Nelsonville Circle Hill and Chauncey respectively.
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Chauncey
Adam Hawk
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Main St
M. E
Hawk
Savilla Patton
Inez Bricker
Delbert Hawk
Wilford Shoonover
Joseph Hawk
Maple Hill
Goldie Laird
Wesley Hawk
Nelsonville
Jacob Hawk
Circle Hill
Amos Hawk
Chauncey Thompson Heads to Circleville Golf Pro Post
Chauncey Thompson has taken a job as golf pro at Pickering Country Club in Circleville. Formerly a caddy at Athens Country Club for 10 years, he is the son of Earl Thompson. Also in Chauncey, D P Lodge Millfield changes bingo night from Saturday to Friday with prizes every half hour starting at 8. Returns: Mark Sutton of Chauncey, after surgery at Mercy Hospital Columbus, 12 days ago, home in Mill Street with wife and son Emmett. recovering well.
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Chauncey
Stanley Thompson
Circleville
Pickering Country Club
Athens Country Club
Earl Thompson
the Plains
D. of P. Lodge
Millfield
Mark Sutton
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Mill St
Emmett Sutton
Scout Troop 65 Holds Meeting at M. E. Church
Troop 65 met at the M. E. Church room Tuesday evening with Jimmy Arnold arranging the program. Robert Rothrock led singing as Reese Davis and Leroy Murphy received their tenderfoot badges.
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Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Jimmy Arnold
Robert Rothrock
Reese Davis
Leroy Murphy
Chauncey Men Attend Athens Scout Meeting
Sixteen Chauncey men joined Athens for the first of six sessions in the Hock Hocking District Leadership Training Conference by the Boy Scouts of America. The gathering took place in the Athens High School gym with Chauncey leaders and instructors present. next session is April 20 at Nelsonville High School.
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Chauncey
Athens
Boy Scouts of America
Nelsonville High School
Marshal
Revival At Chauncey Church Of Christ Moves Earlier
Evangelistic services at Chauncey Church of Christ shift to 7 o clock on Wednesday to avoid clashing with the high school operetta at 8. Rev O W Williams preaches on Spiritual Deformity with a Trimble Church delegation expected tonight. Greens Run Church delegation attended Tuesday night with Personal Evangelism as the sermon topic.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Trimble
Greens Run
Easter Vacation Spent In Chauncey And Lima
Robert Nye Chauncey a senior at the College of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo spent Easter vacation in Chauncey at the home of his parents Floyd and Mrs Nye Crosser and stays with his grandparents Lay and Mrs Crosser. He attended Ohio University and spent Easter in Lima Ohio with his parents Roy and Mrs Crosser former Chauncey residents.
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Chauncey
Robert Nye
College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Floyd Nye
Charles Crosser
Lay Crosser
Ohn University
Lima
Ohio
Roy Crosser
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Young Republicans
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Isaac Wilson
Gem Pharmacy
Chauncey-Dover
Bagdad
Columbus Hospital
Boston
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Uslin le Con
Scout Meeting
W. D. Hines
Burke Witham
Max Wilson
Wesley Walburn
Paul Theisen
Woodrow Ferrer
George Ford
Andrew Jackson
Glen Gardner
Paul Fiske
Burg Johnson
Carroll Tippett
Charlies
Willard Fielder
Clifford Shafer
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Alee
Pune
Bell Ans
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Three Stooges
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