Nelsonville merchants prep for egg auction opening
Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association members held a short session to hear committee reports. A special panel of Edward Sharp Dr W H Hyde and Philip B Weller was named to oversee re conditioning of the Amicon building to serve as headquarters for the egg auction opening here early in July. The building committee of the auction also inspected the site and suggested alterations.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
Glen Thomas
Edward Sharp
W H. Hyde
Philip B. Weller
Amicon
Uly
Nelsonville High hears patrolman talk on driving safety
State Highway Patrol officer Patrolman Baker spoke to Nelsonville High School safety education classes on driving rules traffic laws and how to obtain a driver’s license. The freshman class all attended and some upperclassmen were excused from study hall. the program was taught by George Abraham.
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Nelsonville
Baker
State Highway Patrol
Theigh
George Abraham
April PTA meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 PM
The Monday-Long stretch PTA will hold its regular April meeting Thursday evening in the schoolhouse at 7:30 o'clock. Floyd Pence will speak as guest. A potluck lunch will feature the meeting.
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Longstretch Pta
Floyd Pence
Bazaar to be held at Methodist Church Nelsonville
Circle No 3 led by Mrs James Beard will stage a bazaar with a chicken dinner served to the public Thursday from 5 to 7 pm. Articles for sale may be brought to the church in the afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Circle No. 3
James Beard
Progress Report on Nelsonville Junior Prom Plans
The Nelsonville high school reports progress on the Junior-Senior Prom to be held Friday evening April 25 at the Elks Hall. Committees are making programs and practicing for the ceremony. Decorations are being arranged for the affair amid planning pace.
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Nelsonville
Elks Hall
Banequet
Nelsonville social notes and church events roundup
Nelsonville community notices cover Rainbow Class of the Church of Christ, Elks Ladies party plans, Presbyterian Sunday School officers meeting, and upcoming weddings. Items also include Tri-Sorority dinner, local society personals, and residents visiting relatives, with mentions of Virgini Mae Awe Chatfield and Wesley D. Chatfield engagement details.
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Churcie
Presbyterian
Welock
Supt
K. Dorwiler
Albany Brief Personal and Social Notes
Albany reports a busy mix of club activity and social calls. Carrie Hall Club members cleaned Grange Hall and voted on sanitation by laws. new president Mex Leeile Jr led the session. Local residents, church services, Easter visits, and community gatherings fill the week with notable names and places across Albany, Dexter, Rutland, Columbus, Athens, and Columbus.
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Albany
Carrie Hall Club
Grange Hal
Mex
Leeile Jr
Wiliam
Mra
Ella
Nelson
Dexter
Nora McNaughton
Rtland
Mesilanche
Davie
Springfield
Harold Smith
Rutland
Rex Davie
Janice Bowes
Columbus
Maynard
Davis
Charleston
Ses
Ken Nth Entsmingee
Athena
Mandire Max Srathy Larey
Jecrynith
Selma Nelson
Albany Method Church
Fev
Sydney Everson
Joan ‘Gantee
D. J. Gane
Fee
MacDonald
Silas Frances ‘Line
Kenneth Harwood
New Cariuie
Granville Gilly
Eileen. Baughman
Athens
Earl Baughanan
N. A. Bourgeois
Jumbus
Grant Hospital
Bourgeoiee
Grange
Lee¢lett
Pau Push
Patra ‘Belle
Wingett
Bett
Orvile Winget
Richard Fatis
Bartha
Mary
Frances Gillogly
William Gillogly
Edi Latch
Hounds to Oppose Logan Nine Today at Ve'clock
Helsonville-Tresonville High School baseball opens after a 17 to 1 loss. Coaches Campbell and Abraham reorganize the lineup for tonight's City Playgrounds game against Logan Captain. Nelsonville likely to start with Bruce, Fick, or Cheeseman on the mound.
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Helsonville
Tresonville
Onight
Logan Chieftains
Chauncey-Dover
Campbell
Abraham
Nelsonville
Bruce
Fick
Cheeseman
Southpaw
Johnson
War A Before Rotary Cl Discuss War A Before Rotary Cl
The fragment mentions war topics and economic position amid a Rotary Club context. It references Cosmo and Seinen figures and an emcee, but the text is fragmented, with unclear connections and missing specifics about events or dates.
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Epson Cosmo
Etree
B P W Club Clinches Ladies Bowling Title
B and P W Club clinched the ladies league crown by sweeping Brooks Shoes in three straight games while rival Straitville faltered, trailing by eleven games with six to play. Notable scores included Reta Mae Dunkle 193 and Letha Silcott 147 193 475.
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Elson Ines B
P. Wub
Brooks Shoes
Straitaville
Letha
P. W
Reta Mae Dunkle
Welsonville
Temady
Merchants
M. Hinrdy
M. Ambrose
Velma ‘Lemady
M. J. Howe
Letha Silcott
Mable Ambrose
Henry Kimble
Stephenson and Eddy
R Gardner
Kimble
Smith
Ainvy
Wolf
Steve
Wilson
Parian
Sid
Cook
D. Bumgarner
Pation
W. Howe
Don Sipe
Charies
Mary Cope
Rathan Butts
Lilian Stover
Velma Lemady
Maud Hardy
Nelle Ward
Mary Jane Howe
Silcott
Virgit Eddy
Gib' Stephenson
Harry ‘Smith
Steve Wilson
Sid Cook
H. Williams
Nellie Ward
Lethe Silcott
Alan Butts
Alu Holds First Meeting For Alumni Association
The Alumni Association members met Monday night to plan the annual banquet on June 6. Classes planning reunions on that day should contact Charles Evans or Miss Betty Stewart. Officers include President Charles Evans, Vice President Bill Campbell, Secretary Betty Stewart, Treasurer Lorenzo Figgins, with directors Mrs James Knight and Mrs C H Rus and Bob Ohlinger and Charles Miler.
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NeLoMystic
Svelonille ‘Alumni Association
Charles” Evans
Betty Stewart
Pressent
Charles Evans
Bill Campbell
Lorenzo Figgins
James Knight
C. H. Rus
Bob Ohlinger
Charles Miler
Unclear text fragment from a local page
Fragmentary OCR passage appears to contain garbled names and phrases about a Sunday series and various names. Readable elements are insufficient to identify a clear event, person, place, or organization for a proper summary.
Entertain at Dinner Chauncey Gillespie Host
Mr and Mrs Eb Chauncey Gillespie entertained with a chicken dinner at their Millfield home on Easter Sunday. Covers included Miss Panthen Prn Millfield Me Mrs Day Parter Dayton Mr and Mrs James Silespie Detroit Mr and Mrs Donald Howard and sons Alfred and James Eben Gloster Mr and Mrs Ben W Simpkins and son Norman Mr and Mrs Joe Moran and sons Stewart and Victor Miss Pauline Gillespie Mr and Mrs Eben Gillespie Millfield Also present were Mr and Mrs Worthy Parer Giouster Mr and Mrs Roy Robinson Dayton and Miss Mary Howard Millfield All households listed total five cats per rule in Topeka Kan
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Chauncey
Ebon Gillespie
Millfield
Joe. Moran
Stewart and
Victor
Pauline Gillespie
Eben Gillespie
Gillespie
Millfield church group meeting at Vincent home
The Miloid Methodist Ladies Aid Society met in April at the home of Mrs. Anna Vincent with Mrs. Helen Gilleaple assisting. President Gertrude Brown led the meeting with Margaret Simpling presiding. Mamie Chatwell delivered the Scripture lesson and Laura Devore offered prayers. Janet Cole and Mrs Chadwell celebrated birthdays. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Gileple, and others.
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Chauncey
Methodist Ladies‘Aid Society
Anna Vincent
Helen ‘Gilleaple
Gertrude Brown
Margaret Simpking
Mamie ‘Chatwell
Laura Devore
Janet Cole
Chadwell
Fincent
Gilesple
Devore
Detroit
Bisle Siene
Howard
Clara Theisen
Lucile Morgan
Margaret Simpling
Velma Memmer
Helen “Gileple Mira
Mamie Chadwell
Nna Vincent
Jane
Oye
Chauncey Man Weds Miss Mildred Martin At Newark Church
Chauncey Man and Miss Mildred Martin wed at the Standard Church of Christ in Newark with Rev. Starlie Brooks officiating. The couple hosted a dinner at the Augustine home after a reception attended by relatives and friends. Easter guests to Chauncey residents included Ethel Henry and the Whartons as they attended Chauncey Church of Christ services. Federal relief commodities will be distributed in Dover Township at the Robinson Building Saturday from 9 am to noon.
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B. A. Awe
Virginia Mae
Wesley D. Chatfield
Marion
Pilgrim Holiness
Chestnut St
Nelsonville
Awe
Brig Fair
D. Chatfield
Mint Awe’ Na
Nellsonville High School
Bible Seminary
Owosso
Mich
William Brooks Shoe Co
Chatfield
Bennett St
Ralph Kirkendall
Hershall Kirkendall
Newark
Chii
Starlie Brooks
Chauncey
Donald Henry
Ethel
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Dover Township
Robinson Building
Converse St
Chauncey District News Highlights Easter Visits and Travels
Chauncey residents and visitors are noted in a series of Easter related movements. Mrs Cecil Hughes and sons Douglas and Richard returned to Delaware after a Chauncey visit with family, joined later by relatives in Columbus. Victor Letfier on furlough from Great Lakes Station was visiting Chauncey with his parents. Frances Harvey spent Easter in Chauncey with Noah Harvey’s family. The Friedbergs and Dorothy Wilson returned to Cleveland after Easter with Mrs Friedberg’s mother Sarah Wilson. An illness prompted Mr and Mrs Dixon Linscott to travel to Guysville. Mrs Anna Shields remains seriously ill in Chauncey, and Henry Cassand family returned to Newark after Chauncey visits. Clyde Bobo enjoyed a weekend fishing trip to the Muskingum River.
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Chauncey
Cecil Hughes
Douglas
Richard
Delaware
Jauncey
B. E. Ter
Converse St
Columbus
Hughes
Merritt Martin
Victor Letfier
U. S
William Letfier
Mill St
Frances’ Harvey
Detroit
Noah Harvey
Ellis Ave
Dan Friedberg
C Cildren
Dorothy Elaine Wilson
Cleveland
Friedberg
Sarah Wilson
Dixon H. Linscott
Shauncey
Guysville
Charles Inman
Linscott
Inman
Anna Shields
High St
Henry Cassand
Ann
Paul Lou
J Uynn
Newark
Hershall Kirkendall
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Clyde Bobo
Muskingum River
Seniors Postpone June in January Play in Selsonville
SELSONVILLE The Senior class play June in January scheduled for Friday night April 18 has been postponed to May 3 due to illness in the cast. Eight women and five men were set to perform as the student actors. A separate notice announces the appointment of an executor and filing of claims in the estate of Elmer Breadard.
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Selsonville
United States
Washington
Susanna Adams
Johnn Adams
Nellie Madison
Jane Polk
Hanna Grant
Eliza B. Garfield
Nancy McKinley
Sara Delano Roosevelt
John Adams
John Quincy
Adams
Achard Taylor
Jesse Grant
George T. Harding
John Coole
Ace
Athens
Obie
Bee Bees
Seutsin
Elmer Breaard
Acome
Deceauan, Inc
Athen County
pRancis B. Ware
Weobate Juage
Anid County
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Citizens Hospital
Charles” ‘Scott
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Chixtin
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St. Louis Carinals
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Battle Creek
Bill Weltzheimer
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C.F. Weltzheimer
Lian Porter
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Charles Edwards
Wallace Gillogly
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Margery Vorkes
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Henry Cass
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