Mount St Mary Hospital enters third year of service in Nelsonville
Mount St Mary Hospital marks its third anniversary on April 17 in Nelsonville. The 74 bed facility opened April 17 1950 after an April 13 dedication and an open house attended by more than 10000 visitors.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Sisters of St. Francis
Mount St. Mary’s
Mother Lidwina
Adi
Columbus
Red Cross
Mount St. Mary's
No Monthly Cramps Relief Claims Ad
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for menstrual cramps backaches and jitters claiming relief in three of four cases. It also promotes new tablets with added iron and suggests Pinkham's helps with hot flashes during change of life.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Quarterback Club Sets April 21 Membership Drive
The Nelsonville Quarterback Club will launch a membership drive on April 21 to strengthen the high school athletic program. Dues are $1 per year, cards valid until June 1, 1953. President Jack Maurer explains a formal plan replaces past haphazard membership.
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Quarterback Club
Nelsonville
Jack Maurer
Pete Baird
Tom Calvin
Max Linton
Max Adkins
Maurer
Four Fined By Mayor In Nelsonville Court
Bennie Lee Williams of Athens pleaded guilty to operating an overloaded truck on a state highway. He was fined 67 dollars plus costs for a 4200 pound overload. Addona H. Nissley of Etna Green and Otie O. Wine of Rockbridge were each fined 10 dollars and costs for stop sign violations. Clifford Pickett was fined 50 dollars and costs for intoxication and jailed pending settlement.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Bennie Lee Williams
Athens
Paul Galvin
Addona H. Nissley
Etna Green
Ind
Otie O. Wine
Rockbridge
Clifford Pickett
Galvin
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Effie Bardian Nelsonville Mrs. Edna Hutchinson Logan Route 3 Mrs. Verna Blosser Athens and Mrs. Opal Skaggs Nelson Route Discharges include Mrs. Leonard Zimmerman New Marshfield Tom Brannigan Carbon Hill Mrs. Mary Ray Nelsonville Miss Violet Huntley Columbus William Wicks Buchtel Joe Wolf Glouster M G Woods New Marshfield and Mrs. William O Humphrey Shawnee.
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Effie Bardian
Nelsonville
Edna Hutchinson
Logan
Verna Blosser
Athens
Opal Skaggs
Nelson
Leonard Zimmerman
New Marshfield
Tom Brannigan
Carbon Hill
Mary Ray
Violet Huntley
Columbus
William Wicks
Buchtel
Joe Wolf
Glouster
M. G. Woods
William O
Humphrey
Shawnee
Charles Lonberger Veteran Dies at 58 in Nelsonville
Charles Lonberger 58 veteran of World War I died at his Jobs home after several days illness. A miner and native of Hocking County he lived all his life in Jobs area. Unmarried he resided with brother William. another brother Arthur of Danville Ill and several nieces and nephews survive. Body sent to Stout funeral home for arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Charles Lonberger
Hocking County
William
Arthur
Danville
Stout Funeral Home
Weekend Visitor From Nelsonville
Miss Ann Simonton of Nelsonville Chauncey spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Sam Starkey. Mrs Starkey traveled to New Marshfield to visit her granddaughter Mrs Kathleen Love.
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Nelsonville
Ann Simonton
Chauncey
Sam Starkey
Starkey
New Marshfield
Kathleen Love
Nelsonville Business Girls Class Social Note
Members of the Business Girls Class of the Christian Church will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. Harold Roker home with Mrs. Anna Hall assisting. Roll call response will be a tree or flower mentioned in the Bible.
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The
Christian Church
Harold Roker
Anna Hall
Circle 4 WSCS Meeting at Mrs Powers Home
Circle 4 of the First Methodist Church will meet at Mrs Mae Powers home College Ave Thursday at 7 30 p m Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Elizabeth Bell and Mrs Elsie Uhrig
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Wilson-Coakley
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Mae Powers
College Ave
Elizabeth Bell
Elsie Uhrig
Pythian Sisters Set Meeting at K of P Hall
The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the K of P Hall. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and cookies.
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Pythian Sisters
K of P. Hall
Korean Vet Shifts to Wisconsin Camp for Leave
Cpl Max N Lawson home with Mr and Mrs Jesse Groves at 861 Chestnut St after a 30 day furlough from Korea and Japan. He reported to Camp Atterbury for reassignment and was transferred to Camp McCoy Wisconsin. His mother Mrs Helen Lawson returned to Circleville after a four week visit.
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Nelsonville
Max N. Lawson
Jesse Groves
Chestnut St
Korea
Japan
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Helen Lawson
Circleville
Accident Report At Second And Chestnut Intersection
Police investigated a traffic incident at Second and Chestnut. Charles Fletcher said a car pulled from the curb in front of him, he swerved and hit a parked car owned by Lane Ely. Both vehicles were damaged.
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Nelsonville
Second and
Chestnut
Charles Fletcher
James Cope
Chestnut St
Cox Store
Lane Ely
Chimney Spot Fire in Nelsonville At Speelman Home
Nelsonville firemen responded to a chimney fire at Archie Speelman on Myers Street Tuesday afternoon. Fire Chief Clarence Hall reported no damage.
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Nelsonville
Archie Speelman
Myers St
Clarence Hall
Mrs. George Zinn Jr. Taken to Hospital for Observation
Logan resident Mrs. George Zinn Jr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Burchfield was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital in Logan Sunday for observation and treatment.
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Nelsonville
George Zinn, Jr
Logan
Andrew Burchfield
Hocking Valley Hospital
Church Improvements Highlighted at Nelsonville Conference
The fourth quarterly First Methodist Church meeting in Nelsonville reviewed a year of church improvements and higher attendance. Pastor Rev. Paul M. Niswander cited about $13 000 in repairs and four new memorial windows, reducing debt to roughly $2 500, and noted a 20 percent rise in Sunday school enrollment.
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Nelsonville
Paul M. Niswander
First Methodist Church
George M. Wilson
Lancaster
Niswander
Orlando Howson
Victor Oakley
Shelby Barber
Roy O. Davis
Donald Betts
Ed Juniper
Lloyd C. Gray
Raymond Cook
Stacy Sharp
Bertha Ashby
Harry Ball
Ralph Barber
O. P. Bingman
George Call
Don Campbell
Carl Coakley
Rose Cook
Myron Cox
Eva Davis
Charles Evans
Harry Davis
L. C. Gray
R. V. Oakley
Ronald
Ralph W. Parks
C. L. Stout
William L. Swank
Fred Riley
P. N. Miller
and Thompson
Charles Walker
James Weaver
Clifford Weiss
Philip B. Weller
T S. Williams
Irma Wilson
Miller Wilson
Sylvester Woodard
Lakeside
Ronald Riley
Fred Thompson
Marie Weiss
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mrs Shafer Services Held in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Lydia Shafer widow of Edward Shafer were held Thursday at 2 p m at the family home on Myers Street. The Rev L E Buell and Rev Paul M Niswander officiated with hymns Abide With Me and Asleep in Jesus. Attendees from out of town included many relatives and friends from Columbus Pennsville Ches terhill Groveport Carroll Bass RFC Baltimore Lancaster Gallipolis New Lexington Zanesville Athens Beaumont The Plains Murray City Sampson AF Base Ada and other nearby communities.
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Nelsonville
Lydia Shafer
Edward Shafer
Myers St
L. E. Buell
Paul M. Niswander
Jesus
Herman Harrison
Betty Arnold
Ruth Carlisle
D. F. Shafer
Columbus
Otis Clark
Pennsville
Charles Woodyard
Chesterhill
Vesper Higgins
Groveport
Morris Goakley
Carroll
Harley Heimberger
Ed Stauder
Bass Rfc
Bert Hall
Baltimore
Richard Kelly
Orvill Williams
Lancaster
D. R. Warehime
Gallipolis
Harry Mathews
New Lexington
Betty Hooper
Zanesville
Walter Maccombs
W. D. Wildes
Fred Shafer
Elmer W. Bingman
Athens
Charles Daugherty
Pauline Daugherty
Beaumont
Ray Shafer
the Plains
Sally Riggs
Murray City
Sgt
Arthur Lee Buell
Sampson AF Base
New York
Lewisarles Buell
Ada
Red Cross Donations Half Way To Goal
Nelsonville drive chairman Orlando Howson reports Red Cross gifts total 544.20, about 50 percent of the goal. Officials anticipate reaching roughly 700 with further contributions. Citizens missed by solicitors may donate through Dick Anderson at Peoples Bank Co.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
Orlando Howson
Drive
Howson
Dick Anderson
Peoples Bank Co
Wonder Salve and Soap Advertised for Skin Ailments
An Athens advertisement touts Wonder Salve and Wonder Medicated Soap promising relief from itching eczema psoriasis infections and athlete's foot. It claims safety for children and offers money back if results fail with the product sold by Quick Gallaher and Athens Drug Stores.
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Athens
Quick
Gallaher
Grant Calls Mexican War Unjust When He Was Younger
In his memoirs General Grant described the Mexican War as one of the most unjust conflicts ever waged by a stronger nation against a weaker one. He framed the war as an egregious example of aggression by a foreign power.
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Grant
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