Nelsonville plans new industry growth discussed at meeting
At the American Legion building the Nelsonville Chambers of Commerce industrial development committee reported yearly progress and pledged funds to recruit new industry. Speakers included Stuart Hoodlet and Mayor Oral Daugherty while Sen. Mechem noted state moves on tuberculosis care and hospital plans during a crowded session.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Industrial Development Committee
Chambers Commerce
Stuart Hoodlet
Oral Daugherty
James H. Wilson
Conmerce Group
Stanley Mechem
Publc
Ford touring car tale tied to Nelsonville history
In Nelsonville the Ford touring car traced a decade long trail from 1915 ownership by Amos Robinson to later ties with Mrs. Lent’s family. The vehicle, kept in a Crook barn, underwent a recent revival with new tires and minor repairs after being towed to a local garage. Engine now runs smoothly after adjustments, though front wheels are slightly looser than rear.
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Nelsonville
High St
Lent
Crook
Mar
Ford
Amos Robinson
Elsonville
Sturgill Rites Planned in Lisbon Ohio
James Sturgill died after a three week illness at his Lisbon home. He was formerly of Carbondale and is survived by his wife Grace Todd Sturgill, three daughters and four grandchildren. Short funeral services planned for Thursday morning in Lisbon, with the body later moved to the home of Mr and Mrs Everett White. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Carbondale
Grace Todd Sturgill
Lisbon
Everett White
Scout Troop War On Home Projects
NELSONVILLE Gir Troop 2 met Friday at Little House for a dinner and work on a making project in their class test. A short business segment followed. The girls will take articles now working on for their crafts fields with Patty Locke Toby Evelyn Shafer Julia Hobara Hubbard Joan Brow Windle Jane Midkiff Stage Donna Simonton Crosier Shirley Wilbiar Reeves Patty McKee N Quaid Barbara Priser Didox. Leader Whitlatch.
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Nelsonville
Gir
Little House
Patty Locke
Toby Evelyn Shafer
Julia Hobara Hubbard
Joan Brow Windle
Jane Midkiff
Donna Simonton
Crosier
Shirley Wilbiar Reeves
Patty McKee
N Quaid
Barbara Priser
Didox
Whitlatch
Class of 1933 Mems Plan Nelsonville Reunion
The Class of 1933 from Nelsonville seeks a reunion. Members plan a meeting at the high school room at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the annual Alumni Banquet and related events.
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Nelsonville
Nelson
Connec
Sportsmen To Di Conservation Pro NELSONVILLE Meeting
Nelsonville ville Sportsmen's Association conducts a meeting in the Legion building Friday. There will be an speaker, citizens interested in fish and game conservation projects invited to attend, with a light.
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di Conservation
Nelsonville
Theville Sportsmen's Associa
Legion Building
Nelsonville Class of 1928 Plans City Hall Reunion
Nelsonville High School announces a 7:30 p.m. reunion meeting in City Hall to organize the annual alumni gathering. Attendees from the Class of 1928 will map activities and connections for the upcoming event.
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Nelsonv School
Planni
Nelsonville Meeting In Benville For Catholic Council
Mr Baker chaired a gathering of the non Deanery Council on Tuesday in Benville, attending the meeting of the Council of Catholic Women.
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Nelsonville
Baker
Benville
Council of Catholic Womer
Garden Club displays Crystal Gardens in Reedsville meeting
Thirteen members answered roll call as the Reedsville Garden Club met in the school building. The display Crystal Gardens was started and arranged by members since the March meeting with Mrs. La Villa Barnett presiding.
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Reedsville
LaVilla Barnett
Edna Hall
Anna M. Randolph
Emma Whitehead
Robert
Ft. Knox
Mixer
Lee Wallace
Miller
Pennsylvania
Jessie Hoyt
Columbus
Carl Holzhouer
Detroit
Maxine Pickens
Willliam Williams
Ohio University
Harry Pickens
Richard Smith
Akron
J. M. Smith
Smith
Harry Ruth
Wayne Prince
Long Bottom
C. A. Barnett
Deck Allen
Albany
Charley Morris
Parkershurgh
L. B. Sisson
Ada Williams
Paul Kibble
Ella Watson
Lacey Kibble
Obituary and society notices from Corning area events
Richard T. Spence Sr died April 15 in Corning after a long local life. Survived by wife Gertrude and four sons four daughters eight grandchildren three brothers and sisters. Funeral April 18 at Methodist Church with burial at New Lexington. Also notes marriages and local events including Kantor Booth wedding April 11 at Evangelical United Brethren Church and attendance details. Funeral for Mrs. Grant Post held April 15 at Spencer Ridge Church with Dew Cemetery burial.
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Corning
Richard T. Spence
Kyle Addition
Sunday Creek
Gertrude Schlingerman
Methodist
Order of Eagles
Methodist Church
Frank Beuscher
New Lexington
Beryl E. Booth
John Booth
Adams Street
Albert Kantor
Pete Kantor
Drakes
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Robinson
Shirley Wright
Rose Ann Booth
Kantor
Columbus
Martin Barnett
F. J. Barnett
Spencer Ridge Church
Grant Post
Dew Cemetery
Everett Dunlap
Marietta
C. E. Haskins
West Virginia
Columbne
IR Richardson
Community Notes from Albany and Nearby Areas
Albany residents report family visits and illnesses. Superintendent L F Miller travels to Akron after his aunt Mrs J S Hill passes away. Clark Spring visits brother George Spring in Nelsonville after wintering in Florida. Lida Baughman hosts sons Farle and Wilbur Baughman in Osborn. Randy Lee Green born April 3 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. grandparents Edward Green and G B McDaniel named. Guests Lavina Gillogly and Granville visit. Wallace Gillogly directs soil conservation in Hocking County. K T Fierce visits daughters Doris and Betty in Columbus. Virgil Adkins of Springfield stays weekend. Richard Elliott of Barhbartogg visits grandmother Mary Barnes in Pomeroy Road apartment. Farle Baughman attends state Republican meeting in Toledo as delegate from Lee township. Dewey Stone and Mary Ellen visit Mrs C H Barclay in Laurelyville. Lasch maroons in Athens four days. guests with daughter and son-in-law Harold Cunningham. O D Daily visits cousin Nelson McDaniel in Athens. Many Albanians detained at home during Athens stay.
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Lida Baughman
Osborn
Farleind
Wilbur Baughman
Davis Green
Randy Lee Green
Sheltering, Arms Hospital
Edward Green
Carpenter Road
G. B. McDaniel
Clover Farm
Albany
Elmer E. Polling
Lavina Gillogly
Granville
Wallace Gillogly
Logan
Gillogly
Hocking County
K. T. Fierce
Doris
Betty
Columbus
Fierce
Virgil Adkins
Springfield
Adkin i
Fierce Richard Elliott
Barhbertogg
Mary Barnes
Pomeroy Road
Farle Baughman
Women's Republican Clubs
Toledo
Lee Township
Dewey Stone
Mary Ellen
Stone
C. H. Barclay
Laurelyville
Athens
Lasch
Harold Cunningham
O. D. Daily
Nelson McDaniel
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