Dye Stresses Education To High School Players
Nelsonville High School honored OSU coach Tippy Dye who urged players to place education first. He praised the local league, lauded team friendship, and reviewed OSU records while outlining upcoming basketball rule changes. Letters and awards crowned seniors Tyo Circle Newton Cope with accolades for football and basketball feats.
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Nelsonville
Ohio State University
Dye
Nelsonville High School
Quarterback Club
First Methodist Church
Pomeroy
OSU
Ohio State
R. G. Gardner
Paul Niswander
Earl Hilleary
D. W. Codding
Pols
John P. Abel
Lowell Cole
Paul Chenevey
Charles Miller
Hilleary
Supt
Codding
Cole
Clarence Tye
Dean Circle
Charles Newton
Jim Cope
Frank Hartley
John David Powell
Bill Carter
Darrell
Jim Maurer
Frank Whitman
Dick Hubbard
Walter Keplar
Gene Pritchard
Jerry Robinette
Raymond Windle
Bill Miller
Rusty Willams
Max Pitts
Amy Linton
Jack Lewis
Jack Sowers
Gary Dean
Bill Lax
Zacy Wolfe
Maureen Kelley
Ne Herbert
Hattie Raybould
Elaine Swank
Joan Mallin
Board of Education
Warerplus
Cope
Nelsonville Weekend Dances Promoted by Local Lodges
The Red Men Lodge hosts the fourth in a series dance from 9 to 12 at the Buckeye building with W. A. Miller’s orchestra for round and square dances. admission requires a paid-up receipt. W. A. Miller also sets music for the Eagles weekly dance for members and guests. Knights of Pythias announce a public dance tonight 8 to 12 with round and square dancing.
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Nelsonville
Red Men’s Lodge
Buckeye
W. A. Miller
Eagles
Knights of Pythias
Pierce Family Heads South for Week with Grandparents
Mr and Mrs Roland Pierce and daughter Carol left by motor for Eaton Georgia to spend a week with Mrs Pierce's parents.
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Nelsonville
Roland Pierce
Carol
Eaton
Nelsonville Church News Highlights Local Services
Local notices list Nazare ne Adams Street and Christian Fort and Short Streets with service times and pastors J A Long T H Arnott Rollin S Polk Jr Raymond Simpson B J Hall. Churches announce Sunday schools morning worship sermons youth activities and midweek study with varied schedules and temporary time changes.
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Nazarene—Adams
T. H. Arnott
NYPS
Christian — Fort and Short Sts
J. A. Long
Quest For Brotherhood
CYF
Jim Cope
Chi Rho
Epiphany Episcopal
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
Holy Communion
Pilgrim Holiness
Raymond Simpson
First Baptist
B. J. Hall
Circleville
Precautions Urged After Mine Inspection at Moore's Junction
A federal report on the Alexander No 2 mine at Moore's Junction urges safer blasting and ventilation. The Perry County Wilson Coal Co mine employed 12 men, producing about 50 tons daily in March. Inspector J C Reardon recommends using incombustible stemming and permissible electric cap lamps, banning smoking underground, increasing air in some areas, installing noncombustible stoppings, two flame safety lamps, regular gas checks, and a fireproof ventilating fan housing with proper ducting and relief.
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Moore’s
Alexander No
Perry County
Wilson Coal Co
J. C. Reardon
Easter Socials and Visits List From Local Area
Poston and Smathers families hosted and visited friends across Logan Athens Kimberly and Happy Hollow. The Happy Stitchers gathered for an all day meeting and potluck. The Ladies Club met at the schoolhouse with a planned birthday supper for the next meeting.
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Logan
John Turn
Happy Hollow
Carl Smathers
Hazel
Buddy
Earl Smathers
Happy Stitchers
Carrie Augustine
William Boyd
Athens
Norval South
Charles Hart
Billy
Ray
Mary
Shirley
Kimberly
Rose Ann Phillips
Pontiac
Mich
Robert Hillyer
Dewy Hunter
C. F. Wade
Wade
Harry Dyer
Columbus
Norvella
William Wagner
Hemlock Grove
Susan South
Ethel Mae South
Ethel McDaniel
Hazel Loman
Grace Sedgwick
Gladys Harris
Flossie Davis
Della Weekley
Faye Brookhart
Leona North
Harry R. Stout
Marietta
Helen Hart
Ida Beitelschies
Ollie Hillyer
Evelyn Smathers
Clarice Shields
Theda Ritchie
Virginia Mitchell
Garnet Smathers
Inez Hunter
Citizenship Day Observed by Nelsonville Scouts
Local Boy Scouts held Citizenship Day in Nelsonville with elected officials taking over city duties. Police Chief Gilbert Simonton led law enforcement while the fire department headed by Keith Butt responded to a west end run. One citizen was arrested for disturbing the peace and fined by Mayor Jack Sowers, who jailed him when he could not pay. Council met in the afternoon as the fathers heard complaints, discussed improvements, and passed ordinances. Scout officers were elected Tuesday night after a heated Eagle and Star party campaign.
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Nelsonville
Gilbert Simonton
Jack Sowers
Keith Butt
West End
Fathers
Scouts
Eagle and Star
Nelsonville Guild Hosts Tea for Hospital Group
Nelsonville Buchtel and Glou ster Twigs of Mount St Mary Hospital Guild invite members to a tea Sunday from 3 to 5 pm at Miss Elsie Druggan’s home 8 Church St Athens. Athens Twigs sponsor the event to help hospital guild workers get better acquainted. Nelsonville members needing transportation may call Mrs Oral Daugherty the guild president.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville, Buchtel and Glouster Twigs
Mount St. Mary
Buchtel VFW Auxiliary Initiates New Member
The Buchtel VFW Auxiliary met Wednesday evening and welcomed one new member. Officers elected for the coming year will be installed next Monday under the supervision of Mary Jonas, past Nelsonville VFW Auxiliary president. Lunch was served. Attending Chauncey Auxiliary on April 17 were Letha Bolin Clara Conley Bernice McDonald and Lillian Wright with Mrs Bolin serving as installing officer.
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Buchtel Vfw
Mary Jonas
Nelsonville Vfw
Letha Bolin
Clara Conley
Bernice McDonald
Lillian Wright
Buchtel
Chauncey
Watchman Found Dead at Sunny Hill Coal Plant
Nelsonville report says Carl Carsner a night watchman at Sunny Hill Coal Co New Lexington was found dead at work Friday morning. He apparently died of a heart attack. He formerly lived in Murray City where he worked as a miner. Survivors include his widow a Moxahala schools teacher a brother Ed of Jobs and a sister Mrs Naomi Matheney of Murray City. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Nelsonville
Carl Carsner
Sunny Hill Coal Co
New Lexington
Murray City
Jobs
Naomi Matheney
Death of Glouster Pioneer E S Rothman at 87
Eman uel Rothman longtime Glouster resident and former High Street dry goods and clothing merchant died in Cleveland last Friday at age 87. He moved to Cleveland about four decades ago with his family.
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Glouster
E. S
Emanuel) Rothman
Cleveland
Rothman
High Street
Funeral services for Emmett L. Byers in Glouster
The Rev. Daniel K. Teater conducted funeral services for Emmett L. Byers who died Monday evening in Glouster. Mrs. Isabel Vernon and Mr. Teater sang a duet. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Daniel K. Teater
Emmett L. Byers
Glouster Church of Christ
Isabel Vernon
Mr. Teater
Maplewood Cemetery
Glouster Church News Highlights Local Services
The Glouster area lists church services across multiple denominations with schedules for Bible school, communion, sermons, and midweek prayers. Notable items include Rev Daniel K Teater at several churches, and events at Mt. Carmel Free Methodist and Glouster Methodist. John Kennard of Jacksonville underwent surgery at White Cross Hospital.
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Glouster
Bishopville Church
Jacksonville
W. H. Mathias
Hollister
Concord
Mathias
Glouster Methodist
John L. Devol
Eugene Gordon
Columbus
Glouster First Baptist
C. H. Clemons
Seventh Day
B. F. Mowry
Trimble West Side Church
John Kennard
White Cross Hospital
Mt. Gilead Teacher Rex Lantz Vacation in Trimble
GLOUSTER Rex Lantz a Mt Gilead Schools teacher spent his spring vacation in Trimble with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Lantz.
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Glouster
Rex Lantz
Mt. Gilead
Trimble
Ed Lantz
Not Surgical Patient at Mount St. Mary Hospital
William Hartley is a patient at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville but did not undergo surgery as previously reported.
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Glouster
William Hartley
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Cub Scouts Hold Meeting In Nelsonville
Seven Cubs and one guest attended Den 3 Cub Scouts at East school Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. Dues were collected, minutes read, songs sung, and a cub quiz led by William Evans. New officers and committees were named as the Methodist Church backs the Cubs in 1950 51. The County Fair pack meet is set for Thursday April 27 at 7 30 p.m. in the Methodist Church parlors with parents present.
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Nelsonville
Den 3
East School
Richard Johnson
William Evans
Yell
Living Circle
The
Methodist Church
Paul Niswander
Terry Tignor
Bill Matheny
Harry Chesher
James Elliott
Orlando Howson
John Bishop
Dick Donahey
Den
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Mount St. Mary Hospital lists admissions including Mrs. John E. Snyder Murray William Canter and Chauncey. Mrs. Fred Davis of 409 West Franklin Street Nelsonville. Dismissals include Florella Pickett Nelsonville Route 1 and Mrs. Ben Misner Millfield Route 1.
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John E. Snyder
Murray City
William Canter
Chauncey
Fred Davis
W. Franklin St
Nelsonville
Florella Pickett
Nelsonville Rt
Ben Misner
Millfield Rt
Roosevelt Club Meeting Set Before May Primary
Nelsonville York Township Roosevelt Club will meet Sunday April 30 at 2 30 p m in Red Men's Hall. All Democratic candidates invited. This is the last meeting before the May primary. Refreshments served. Calvin Lanning president Floyd Brown secretary.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Roosevelt Club
Red Men's
Calvin Lanning
Floyd Brown
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W. A. Miller and His
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Barney Jacobs
Nelsonville Social Notes
VFW
Church News of
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Elizabeth Robak
Carpenter
S. ‘Court St
Athens, Ohio
Cub Scouts
Family Atlas
Whitmore's Greenhouses
Nelsonville-Buchtel Road
Majestic
Holt
Tyle
Orpheum
Peccy Skwast, Jew Ceoed
Ieran
Robert Anne Lowery
Gwynne
Bouslas Fowley
Edward Bropwy
Maga
Cody Pony Express
Gulf
Jack-Rabbit
Ford
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