Local Talent To Be Aired At Sunday Radio Program
Local talent over 50 will be featured on the free program A Feast for the Old Folks at the Eagles Hall Washington Street. Recording time 2 30 p m. Three Isonville citizens join the show Billy Wolfe Quince Milliran Peggy Lent Stuffiebean and the Dixie Four Quartet. Gifts for the Athens County Home residents are requested.
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Nelsonville
Eagles’ Hall
Washington St
Isonville
Billy Wolfe
Mner St
Quince Milliran
Wats St
Peggy Lent
Art Stuffiebean
Estnut St
Dixie Four
Floyd Shelton
Johnny Campbell
Milton Bruce
Clarence Jack
Marty Bruce
WRFD
Worthington
Herb Haren
Willard Simonton
Athens County
Ex-Resident Cloyd Evans Dies in Akron
Cloyd Evans 50 formerly of Nelsonville and Logan died in Akron. Funeral services and burial were held there. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans of Logan and survived by his wife, one son, two brothers Lawrence of Logan and Benny of Canton, and a sister Mrs. John Scott of Michigan.
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Nelsonville
Akron
Cloyd Evans
Logan
Ben Evans
Evans
Lawrence
Benny
Canton
John Scott
Michigan
Lt Helen Pritchard Returns to Capital
Lt Helen Pritchard returned to Washington D C on Monday after a 10 day Easter visit in Nelsonville spent with her mother Mrs Jack Pritchard. Also visiting were Lt Robert Southworth and his mother Mrs Robert Southworth of Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Nelsonville
Helen Pritchard
Wasington
D. C
Jack Pritchard
Pritchard
Robert Southworth
Kalamazoo
Mich
Easter social in Point Pleasant features local visitors
Local residents from West Columbia and Point Pleasant hosted and attended Easter gatherings and parties. Notables include Lois Ann Elias and Alice Ferguson among a list of guests. refreshments served to a long roster of local youths and families. multiple trips to East Liverpool and Charleston cited. Mr and Mrs Nolan Saxon and others joined relatives in Pt Pleasant. various visits to relatives noted.
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West Columbia
Peachie Elias
Lois Ann Booth
Alice Ferguson
Robert Roush
Point Pleasant
Jack Reynolds
Beard
Alburtis Young
Herman Kirby
Francis Johnson
Ruthie Russell
Daisy Knopp
Mildred Decker
Carrol Ann Cunningham
Eunice Kay Cartwright
Carrol Ann Russell
Etta Lou Eads
Shirley J. Roush
Jean Kerwood
Norma May Stewart
Donna Coleman
Linda Sue Eads
Mary Ann Russell
Josephine Russell
Donna Russell
Susie Russell
Agnes Lane
Judy Bell Lane
Janie Stewart
Georgetta Stewart
Judy Russell
Charles Roush
Joe Stewart
Charles Coleman
Tommy Knopp
James Young
Joseph Kirby
Dickie Young
Jimmie Hill
Bobbie Stewart
Bobbie Spears
Larry Spears
Russell Young
Doris Eads
Bertha Cartwright
Peggie True
Sarah Dickens
Lorina Johnson
East Liverpool
Ohio
Ben O. Roush
Delbert Stover
Charleston
Charles ©. Neville
Billy Perry
Mason
Grover Neville
Nolan Saxon
Jimmie
Frank Wooten
Bern Wooten
Pt. Pleasant
Vernie Coleman
Robert Lee
Mr. Lee
Helen E. Roush
Philorodian Lodge 157 Holds Annual Inspection
One hundred fifty Masons from 22 lodges attended Philorodian Lodge 157 FaAM annual inspection at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville. Glenn Allen led the degree conferral on Judge Verner Metcalf after a 6 p.m. dinner by the Eastern Star. Marietta deputy grand master was visiting.
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge 157
Fa&am
Masonic Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Christian Church
Glenn Allen
Verner Metcalf
Marietta
Athens
Morgan
Washington
Philadorian Lodge
Philodorian Lodge
Benefit Cage Game Set Between Carbon Hill Alumni and Nelsonville
A Friday night fundraiser at the Carbon Hill gymnasium features a basketball game at 8 p.m. between the Carbon Hill alumni and the Nelsonville All Stars. Proceeds will go to the Carbon Hill Long Stretch basketball team to buy equipment.
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Carbon Hill
Nelsonville All Stars
Carbon Hill Longstretch
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Graduations
Concord residents share a Sunday visit lineup including Mr and Mrs Fil mer Russell and Martha. John Moore of Columbus hosts Myrtle Russell and family. Other gatherings include Sayres and Harveys with Grace Sayre. Bruntons visit Dixon. Easter guests from Oxford and Columbus. George Chapman Jr serving in Guam earns Murbo Admin School diploma.
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Concord
Filmer Russell
Martha
Catherine
Riley
John Moore
Columbus
Myrtle Russell
James Vercoe
Curtis Harvey
Frank Cole
Frank Sayre
Grace Sayre
Everett Brunton
Donna
Grace Dixon
Betty Sayre
Leone Chapman
Cecil Antle
First Methodist Church
Athens
Adrian Sayre
Wayne, Ohio
Leonard Love
Lee Voylesong
Pfe
George Chapman, Jr
Guam
Murbo
George Chapman
Bob Sayre
Oxford
Mich
Orland
Dick Sayre
Anne Howard
Margie Howard
Taken to hospital after leg injury in Columbus
Bob Tipton Jr. of 620 Poplar Street was taken to White Cross Hospital in Columbus on Tuesday for treatment of a leg injury.
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Nelsonville
Bob Tipton, Jr
Poplar St
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Twenty three displaced to arrive in Boston on Mercy-all
Twenty three displaced persons are scheduled to arrive in Boston Thursday aboard the transport Mercy-all, headed for homes in Ohio.
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Washington
Boston
Mercy
Ohio
Nelsonville DAR Chapter Notes Meeting May Tea Guest Speaker
Nelsonville Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR met at the regent’s home with 14 members. Reports on a south DAR meeting were given. Next meeting May 16 at Miss Bertha Nixon’s country home with officer installation. Annual tea April 30 at 2 pm at Little House with Dr. John C. Baker as guest speaker. Many local members and families listed from Ohio locations.
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Little House
John C.baker
Ohio University
Rainbow Class Meeting at Mrs Georgia Foughtys Home
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Georgia Foughty on Walnut Street Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Rainbow Class
The
Christian Church
Georgia Foughty
Walnut St
Easter Sunday Visit At Wachenschwanz Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Wachenschwanz and their sons hosted guests at their home on Easter Sunday including Mr and Mrs Paul Wachenschwanz and their son Gary along with sons Robert and Bernard Carroll.
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Lee
Kimberly
Karl Wachenschwanz
Sharon
Hazel
Ohio
Richard Jones
Milton
Orr Childers
Marion
Robert
Wachenschwanz
Stephen
Sue Ellen
Steubenville
Charles* Wachenschwanz and
Robert and
Bernard Carroll
Paul E. Wachenschwanz
Gary
Smog Duplication Effort Hovers Over Donora
More than 90 people remained ill and a dozen residents left Donora as government experts attempted to duplicate the smog conditions blamed for 22 deaths last fall. Doctors report hoarseness sore throats and coughs as the Public Health Service works to determine if the October suffocation cases were caused by smoke and fog.
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Donora
Public Health Service
Little Girl Says She Has No Healing Powers
Shirley Anne Martin, 11, told a radio and TV audience from Syracuse that she cannot heal anyone and has no powers. Reporters note a broken St Ann statuette in her home appeared to shed tears after she kissed it.
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New York
Shirley Anne Martin
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Ann
Hemlock visitors and relatives gather for weekend
Mrs Bertha San of Crooksville visits at the Davis home along with Henry and Margaret Russell of Crooksville and Kenneth Coal of McConnesville. Numerous connections from Columbus Shawnee and New Lexington attend or host gatherings and a funeral for Cleave Woolery in Logan.
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Hemlock
Bertha Sanborn
Crooksville
Davis
Henry Russell
Margaret Russell
Kenneth Coal
McConnesville
Charles Rape
Alice
Columbus
Ry Tharp
Homer Tharp
Rheba Lou
James McCoy
Dickie
Marthabelle Turner
Cleave Woolery
Logan
Margaret Higgins
Shawnee
Delmar Lehman
Jessie Lehman
Effie Richards
Kenneth
Paul Nash
Pauline Sweltzer
New Lexington
Florence Hines
Elsie Hines
White Cross Hospital
Wallace
Brice Tharp
Business Girls Club Party at Mrs Myrtle Christopher’s
The Business Girls Class of the Christian Church will hold a party on Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Myrtle Christopher in Adams.
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the Christian Church
Myrtle Christopher, Adams
Garden Club Seeks Attendees for Ron Esler Show
Garden Club members may attend the Ron Esler show in Middlepa i by contacting club president Mrs. E for assistance. The notice urges members to reach out to organize attendance and support for the event.
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Garden Club
Ron Esler
Middlepa
Central PTA Meeting With Plastic Demonstration
The Central PTA will meet Thursday at 3 pm in Building A. OC R. Tomlinson's sixth grade will lead the program with a plastic demonstration.
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Central Pta
Thursda
OC R. Tomlinson
Golden Rule Sunday School Class Entertained at Church
Members of the Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church will be entertained Thursday at 7 30 p m by Mrs Mary Louise Weller assisted by Mrs Mario Hysell Miss Florence Hick Mrs Lucia Weaver Mrs Frances Stage and Mrs rie Glenn Mrs Lilian Butts Mrs Lillian Worthington and Mrs Ruth Patton will present a program.
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Golden Rule
The
Methodist Church
Mary Louise Weller
Weller
Mario Hysell
Misa Florence Hick
Lucia Weaver
Frances Stage
Rie Glenn
Lilian Butts
Lillian Worthington
Ruth Patton
Weekend visits from Columbus residents span Easter
Mr and Mrs Potter Bennett and Mr and Mrs Earl Baker hosted in Columbus on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr Earl Butterman and Mr Edward Campbell also visited Mrs C C Ervin. Ben Ervin, Columbus, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Edward Ervin. Miss Donnie Simonton of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Don Simonton here over the weekend.
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Potter Bennett
Columbus
Earl Baker
Earl Butterman
Edward Campbell
C. C. Ervin
Ben Ervin
Edward Ervin
Donnie Simonton
Don Simonton
Alfred Alfred Grange initiates ten members on April 14
Alfred Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on ten applicants including Scott Snodgrass Leon Snodgrass Bobby Robinson Jewell Carr and the Carr family. A Mother’s Day program was planned for April 28 with an exhibit entry for the Meigs fair. Refreshments served to 33 members and several visitors.
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Alfred
Alfred Grange
Scott Snodgrass
Leon Snodgrass
Bobby Robinson
Jewell Carr
Charles Carr
Thelma Carr
Arthur Spencer
F E. Woode
Dana Swartz
J. M. Bentz
Harold Henderson
Dayton
Lee Henderson
Maxine Guthrie
Columbus
Harry Guthrie
Earl Davis
Mr. Davis
Elva Davis
First Baptist Church
Parkersburg
Charles D. Woode
Clair
R. Burson
Catharine Woode
Athens
Helen Woode
H R Davis of Hemlock Dies at 85
Harry R. Davis of Hemlock aged 85 died at his home after a four month illness. He served Hemlock as mayor marshal and a school board member. Surviving daughters Nina Kayle and Glenna Williams and one grandson Nolan Williams. Funeral at Hemlock Methodist Church Friday at 1 30 pm with Maplewood Cemetery interment. Independent Old Fellows Lodge will conduct services at the Williams home Thursday at 5 pm.
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Corning
Harry R. Davis
Hemlock
Davis
Independent Order of Red Men
Connect
Board of Education
Mravis
Nina Kayle
Congo
Glenna Williams
Nolan Williams
Columbus
Jack Williams
Hemlock Methodist Church
Owen Pumley
Maplewood Cemetery
New Lexington
Independent
Old Fellows Lodge No. 699
Williams
Spm
Intoxication Charges Entered in Fort Hillery Court
Four arraignments on intoxication complaints were heard in Fort Hilleary court. Keplar of local and Harry Foley of Donaville pled guilty and were fined $10 plus costs and sent to Athens County Jail pending settlement. John Freer and Chauncey Fout also paid $10 and costs each.
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Nelsonville
Fort Hilleary
Keplar
Harry Foley
Donaville
Athens County
John Freer
Chauncey Fout
Mother Is Illness Leads to Toledo Trip
Mrs Dwight Kulh was called to Toledo on Thursday due to the illness of her mother Mrs Charles Chapman who on April 5 underwent surgery in Toledo City Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Dwight Kulh
Toledo
Charles Chapman
Toledo City Hospital
Mineral Springs Lore and Promised Waters Across Ages
Year after year people seek mineral springs to drink and bathe in miraculous waters. The article recalls Lourdes and Thronion legends where Hercules drank and bathed for eternal youth, mentioning QGEO-MINERAL and Quick's Drug Store mail orders.
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Lourdes
France
Greece
Hercules
GEO MINERAL advertisement offer for health relief
Urges readers to buy GEO MINERAL at drugstores. promises a money back guarantee if not 100 percent satisfied after one week. Claims benefits including improved appetite sleep and energy. Pricing listed as 1 bottle 1.10 or 6 for 6 with an address in Athens Ohio.
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Athens
Court St
Ohio
Nature
Hipocrates
UW Row
Geo-Mineral
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