Welsonville Personal Guests Visit Local Families
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor included Mrs. Faye Beatty and Earl Taylor along with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Leach Jr and their children Diana Lee Larry and Terry from Columbus Ohio. Also here were Mr. and Mrs. John Harkless Ruth Harkless Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Head Cleveland and Mrs. Will Burnell Akron visiting Mrs. W. W. Kelly. Ed L. Fike and his mother visited Nelsonville friends Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Taylor
Faye Beatty
Earl Taylor
Oscar Leach, Jr
Diana Lee
Larry and
Terry
Columbus
Ohio
John Harkless
Ruth
Aaron Head
Cleveland
Will Burnell
Akron
W. W. Kelly Ed L. Fike
C. E. Fike
Ahoskie
N. C
Nelsonville Friends
Plans Made in Nelsonville For Boys and Girls Week
Nelsonville outlines a community wide Boys and Girls Week from April 24 to May 1 with school and non school groups sharing activities. Daily speaker program covers education citizenship home life life work health and recreation. Elections for junior officials, window exhibits, marble tournaments, a Friday field meet, a junior senior banquet and dancing cap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sidney Parker
Helen Washburn
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
Byron Eby
E. W. Cole
Wood Party
Cole Party
Scarlet and Gray
Spenny Steenrod
Charles Mechem
Lee Pierce
Joan Sheets
Barbara Porter
Charles Wiseman
Janie Krieg
Jane Hickman
Society
Mary Lou McKiddie
Natalie Polifroni
Bill Wendell
Eugene Harkins
Frank Cunningham
Florence Cook
Helen Acker
Ruth Cunningham
Elk's Hall
Eagles Initiate Six at Meet
Six persons were initiated at a Nelsonville Eagles meeting attended by about 150 people. District Director Earl Schob praised the cree staff for its work. Refreshments followed. A district dance with Chuck Darnell and his Four Sharps is set for Saturday night. The next district gathering will be in Jacksonville on May 2, with officer nominations at Nelsonville Aerie next Tuesday and elections on May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Eagles
Earl Schob
Marietta
Chuck Darnell
Four Sharps
Jacksonville
Cancer Drive Discussed At PTA Meeting
Nelsonville High School PTA heard a World Understanding talk by Mrs Arthur Newton and voted to donate to the Cancer Drive. A nominating committee named Mrs Merrel Green chair and members Mrs Doris Pergrin and Mrs Carnes Hickman. Principal J K Kinneer said the Student Council keeps an indexed file of students seeking odd jobs. those needing help may call 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glen Thomas
PTA
World Understanding
Arthur Newton
Thomas
Merrel Green
Doris Pergrin
Carnes Hickman
J. K. Kinneer
Two FHA Members to Attend State Meet
Nelsonville FHA selects Ramona Miller and Joan Carter to attend the state meeting on April 24 in Home Economics. Dorothy Green and Barbara Foughty will receive their state awards at that time. President Georgia Warren will also attend the state meeting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
FHA
Ramona Miller
Joan Carter
Dorothy Green
Barbara Foughty
Georgia Warren
Information Sought On Buchtel Alumni
Citizens with names and addresses of former Buchtel High School graduates are urged to contact Mary Margaret Tomlinson or Mary E. King, Buchtel. Information is sought for the approaching annual alumni reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Mary Margaret Tomlinson
Mary E. King
Mrs Wright Elected PTA Chief for Buchtel York
Mrs Roy Wright was named president of the Buchtel York PTA for the coming school year at the April meeting. Officers for the new year include Mrs L C Staats first vice president Mrs Frank Perry second vice president Mrs Ralph Cox secretary and Mrs Ralph Wilson treasurer Installation will be in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Roy Wright
Buchtel-York Pta
Mary Covert
Association
L. C. Staats
Frank Perry
Ralph Cox
Ralph Wilson
A. K. Walker
Phillips
Amesville
Athens County
Corrine Bolen
Bill Wagner
Wilbur Wolfe
Barbara Garner
Phyllis Yates
Shirley Locke
Washington, D. C
Rotary club hears Methodist pastor speaks on better world
Nelsonville Rev. L A Griffith of the First Methodist Church spoke to the Rotary Club at Little House Tuesday evening. His topic was Where to Look for a Better World and the answer lies in the hearts of men. Orlando Howson organized the program. Bob Wilson and Gerald Baird attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. A. Griffith
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Little House
Orlando Howson
Bob Wilson
Gerald Baird
Logan
Wilma Herrold Undergoes Surgery in Columbus Hospital
Miss Wilma Herrold, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Herrold, is recovering satisfactorily at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus after a Saturday surgery. Her sister Miss Catherine is with her. Mr Herrold is ill at home in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wilma Herrold
John Herrold
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Catherine
Mr. Herrold
Bishopville Social Roundup from Bishopville Area
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Steffy and daughters Carol and Janet visited the Shaners Sunday. Mrs. Mae Stump visited Dr. and Mrs. Howard Michener in Columbus. Lucy Pedicord is home after two weeks with granddaughter Lena Spain in Columbus. Charles Jewell’s condition has improved after winter illness. Isaac Price of Glouster visited sister-in-law Flora Joseph. Elton Pedicord and Dean Pedicord of Bremen were Sunday guests. Clarence Pierce of Glouster visited Edward and Mrs. Vess. Clyde Grubb and family sold Bishopville home to Dean Watkins and plan Arizona travel after school ends. Russ Smith advances in building a new tile garage on William Grubb’s former lot, then a nearby house. Mrs. Harold Williams of Fort Wayne visited Louis and Mrs. Stump. Robert Morrison renovates farm home with modern bathroom and kitchen. he and wife plan to move soon. J. O. Moody, Bishopville precinct central committeeman, was in McConnellville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Dwight Steffy
Carol
Janet
Elmer Shaner
Mae Stump
Howard Michener
Columbus
Lucy Pedicord
Orlena Spain
Charles Jewell
Isaac Price
Glouster
Flora Joseph
Elton Pedicord
Dean Pedicord
Bremen
Clarence Pierce
Edward Vess
Clyde Grubb
Dean Watkins
Akron
Arizona
Russel Smith
William Grubb
Smith
Harold Williams
Fort Wayne
Ind
Louis Stump
Robert Morrison
Fidelis Circle Hosts Peaceful Presbyterian
Nelsonville notes report Mrs. Lloyd Evans and Miss Margaret Johnson hosting the Fidelis Circle at the manse with 16 members and one guest. In Steubenville a Diocesan Council meeting of Catholic Women's Clubs elected Mrs. Jessie Baker as vice chairman and Harrie Marie Smith as treasurer for two years, both from Steubenville diocese, with Bishop Massie addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Margaret Johnson
Fidelis Circle
Presbyterian Church
Manse
Ada Hohendel
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women's Clubs
Steubenville
Jessie Baker
Harrie Marie Smith
Middleport
Massie
Nelsonville Band Fund Reaches 930.85 in Drive
The Nelsonville High School Band fund drive reports 930.85 received toward a 3750 goal. Eighteen of 35 canvassers filed partial reports, about one third of prospect cards canvassed. S. S. Steenrod and Estel Crabtree express optimism. a second report meeting is set for Friday at 8 p.m. at the high school with canvassers urged to finish reports. New band uniforms are ready for delivery from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
S. S. Steenrod
Band Boosters Club
Estel Crabtree
Cincinnati
Nelsonville High Band Dines at Spot Restaurant
Nelsonville High School Band and director James Gilbert were guests of Bill Capos, restaurant proprietor, at a dinner last Thursday. The band serenaded Mr Capos before the meal as thanks for his hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
James Gilbert
Bill Capos
Thes
Mr. Capos
Spot
Kyger Kyger Birth and Local Property Moves
Mr. and Mrs. John Hay announce the birth of a son, John Lowell Hay Jr., April 3 at Holzer Hospital with grandparents L H Watson and L M Hay of Plummer Landing. Rex Lemley sold his store to E F Turner of Vinton. Turner rented the second floor in the Mack building. Mrs. Sadie Durst and family visited Florida to see Ernest Plantz's grandfather. Darlene Price and Allie Bradbury rented rooms on Second St. J A Searls and wife visited Zanesville to see Bernice Reedy who was ill and operated on there. Mary B. Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyger
John Hay
John Lowell Hay, Jr
Holzer Hospital
L. H. Watson
L. M. Hay
Plummer Landing
Walter Darst
W. R. Athey
James Darst
Rex Lemley
E. F. Turner
Vinton
Turners
Charles C. Mack
Sadie Durst
Maxine
Everett Plantz
C.P.O. Ernest Plantz
Florida
Darlene Price
Allie Bradbury
Max Tawney
Second St
Carbon Hill Alumni Plan Banquet and Dance
The Carbon Hill High School Alumni Association will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the high school to organize a banquet and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Carbon Hill High School Alumni Association
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Welsonville
Nt All
Athens
Athens Pharmacy
Eastman
Kodak Cameras
Kodak Vigilante, Jr
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville Aerie
CABLE
Durkee
Sing’ Household Cleaner
Villa
NAVY
Kenny
Mrs. Wright
Nelsonville Social Notes
J. A. Searls
Zanesville
Bernice Reedy
Mary B. Sisson
Saltz Insurance
Agency
Columbus St
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Hoodler's
Hoodlet
Elsonville
Ohlinger & Wolfe
Ron
Dulaney
Dry Goods Department
Axminster Runners
Cocomat
Smart
Chestnut Street
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