Hartley Chosen Band Boosters President in Nelsonville
Mrs Pearl Hartley was elected president of the Band Boosters Club for the coming year at a high school meeting in Nelsonville succeeding Estel Crabtree. Other officers named include Orlando Howson vice president Mrs Mildred Carlin secretary Mrs Bernard Goss treasurer and Crabtree as a queen contest committee member.
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Nelsonville
Pearl Hartley
Estel Crabtree
Leonard Powell
Orlando Howson
Mildred Carlin
Bernard Goss
Crabtree
Nelsonville WSCS Hears August Program at First Methodist
Nelsonville WSCS of the First Methodist Church resumed after a month's break with a program on Partners in Obedience led by Rev. W. C. Pfeiffer. The meeting featured hymns, a soprano solo by Mrs. Pete Shough, a piano solo by Mrs. Charles Powers, and reports by officers. About 50 members attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Gilbert Weiss
Wesley Hawk
Homer
Malotte
Jonas
Irma Wilson
Quarterbacks Make Plans For Local Club Season
Nelsonville residents discuss fund raising and season plans at City Hall meeting of the Quarterback Club. President Jack Maurer led the session as Coach Jim Chenevey prepares first football call in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Hall
Jack Maurer
Jim Chenevey
Child Leaves Hospital After Observation in Columbus
Nelsonville reports 11 year old Georgenne Kirkendall daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Kirkendall was discharged from Children's Hospital Columbus where she had been taken Saturday for observation and treatment. A neck virus infection is given as the cause of her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Georgenne Kirkendall
Ben Kirkendall
W. Columbus Sr
Children’s Hospital, Columbus
Daughter Debra Jo Born to Graham Family
Mr and Mrs Francis Graham announce the birth of a daughter at their home on July 11 in Nelsonville. The girl has been named Debra Jo. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Nathan Thomas of Nelsonville Route A.
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Nelsonville
Francis Graham
Debra Jo
Nathan Thomas
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
A newspaper advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies and touts Peterson's Ointment as soothing relief in minutes. A 40e box or 70e tube applicator offers fast relief with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Adv
Mayor Collects $1384 Total During July
Nelsonville report shows July fines and licenses totaling 1384 dollars. Funds disbursed include General 413.80 recreation licenses 40 trailer park 15 city auto tax 167.50. State patrol half collected 167.50 and related costs split between mayor 202.10 chief of police 40.10 and Athens County 358.
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Nelsonville
Paul Galvin
State Highway
Ohio
Athens County
VEW To Meet At Post Home In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Post 3467 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm at the post home on Riverside now under reconstruction. Members may report at 6 pm for a work detail and another work detail is set for Sunday at 8 am. Roof completion enables interior rehab and plastering. Sylvania lighting fixtures were bought from Snyder Electric Co Lancaster.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Riverside
Bill Reed
Sylvania
Snyder Electric Co
Lancaster
Queen Contestants' Standing Announced in Nelsonville
The Band Boosters Club sponsors the Nelsonville Queen contest and announced the first five contestants as Bonnie McCollum Jean Hill Beverly Whyte Elaine Swank and Rita Altier. Beverly Whyte rose from fifth to third in the latest weekly standings checked by the committee each Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
Bonnie McCollum
Jean Hill
Beverly Whyte
Elaine Swank
Rita Altier
Defendant Denies Charge of Threats in Nelsonville Court
In Nelsonville Mayor Paul Galvin's court Jim Smith pleaded innocent to menacing threats alleged in an affidavit by C Nettie Peppers. Hearing set for 7 pm today. A separate assault charge by Mrs Carrie Windle against John Windle Jr was dismissed for lack of evidence with no costs after Windle pled innocent at an earlier arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. Nettie Peppers
Jim Smith
Paul Galvin
Carrie Windle
John Windle, Jr
Galvin
Windle
Rotarians Picnic Set for August 26 at Krieg Farm
Nelsonville Rotary Club declares annual picnic will be at Krieg Farm near Logan on August 26. President William Friedrich presided at a brief business session after dinner. F K Shefield of the Logan club attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Krieg Farm
Logan
William Friedrich
F. K. Sheffield
Logan Club
Circle of Ruth Holds Annual Picnic at Presbyterian Manse
The Circle of Ruth annual picnic occurred Monday evening on the Presbyterian manse lawn with Mrs J L Evang as hostess. Following dinner Mrs W T Cook a former missionary in Korea spoke on conditions in the war torn country and outlined needs. A round table discussion ended the gathering.
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Presbyterian Manse
J. L. Evang
W. T Cook
Korea
Athens
Willing Workers Class meets at Mrs. Bryson’s home
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church will gather at 300 Oak Street Friday at 7 30 p.m. A pot luck meal will be served.
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The
Christian Church
Goldie Bryson
Oak St
Linton Returns From California Amid Quake Talk
Nelsonville resident Max Linton, a local printer who went to California to relocate, has returned home during the area’s second earthquake. He served in World War II and says conditions there do not meet his expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Max Linton
California
Land of Sunshine
Max
Births at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerr Nelsonville welcome a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. George Smathers Millfield Route 1 announce a daughter. Admitted are Mark Dyer Glouster Route 1 and Charles J. Williams Shawnee. Dismissed are Mrs. Arnold Brunton Glouster and Mrs. Merle Love Nelsonville Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kerr
Nelsonville
George Smathers
Millfield
Mark Dyer
Glouster
Charles J. Williams
Shawnee
Arnold Brunton
Merle Love
Hanning Mingus Family Reunion Highlights Picnic and Games
The Hanning Mingus reunion gathered July 27 at Hattie Mingus home with a noon picnic on the lawn and croquet in the afternoon. Attendees included numerous Mingus relatives from Athens Glenn Glouster Hebbardsville and surrounding areas, plus several Heffken and Wallace family members. The Wallace reunion also ran at the James Wallace home with listed guests, and Velma Werner hosted a euchre gathering with prize winners and a dessert spread. Includes birthday acknowledgments for Susie Bell and Eda Heffken.
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Millfield
Hanning
Hattie Mingus
Dell Kennedy
Ronnie
David
Lancaster
Robert Hanning
Bob Gamwell
Pamela
Forest Kelly
Theodore Heffken
Glouster
Glen
Jessie
Joey
Tommy
Roger
Linda Lovsey
Wilma Mingus
Diana
Clell Mingus
Jack Mingus
Velma Werner
Amy Jo Moody
Clara Theisen
Vera Rhoades
Frances Wallace
Elizabeth Patton
Doris Willis
Kathleen Mingus
Janet Cole
Emma Heffken
Sylvia Siville
Columbus
Mary Brown
Lynn
Molly
Hazel Boudinot
Bessie Wemner
Velma Wemer
Hugh
Susie Bell
Eda Heffken
Mingus
Chauncey New Industry Goal At Village Council Meet
Chauncey village officials heard a push to attract new industry with business leaders meeting Tuesday. A promotional committee was named and will meet later to plan steps. The council also unanimously approved paying all monthly bills including mayoral, marshal, and fund expenditures totaling 328.50.
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Chauncey
Airman on Leave in Millfield Area
Byron David Sayers on 15 day leave with parents Mr and Mrs Clair O Sayers in Millfield Route 1 He enlisted February 7 and trained at Sampson AFB New York in April then served in Moody AFB Valdosta Ga in food service He will report back to Moody August 15 and hopes to transfer soon to train as a crane and shovel operator
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Millfield
Byron David Sayers
Clair O. Sayers
Sayers
Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
New York
Moody Air Force Base
Valdosta
Food Service
Moody Base
Mrs Lizzie Canter Visited Columbus As Guest
Mrs Lizzie Canter spent last weekend in Columbus as a guest of Mr George Hollycroft and Mrs Hollycroft. Mr and Mrs Jack McCafferty and daughters Judy Patsy and Penny have returned from a vacation in Canada. They also visited Niagara Falls New York Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Canter
Columbus
George Hollycroft
Jack McCafferty
Judy
Patsy
Penny
Canada
Niagara Falls
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Community Notes From Ebberfield and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary Greenler of Ebberfield visits relatives including Mr and Mrs William King and cousins Mrs D A Dias travels to New London and Youngstown. Charlotte Lightfoot and Wanda Kay Lightfoot visit uncle Ernest Wood and aunt. Families share dinners and Sunday School gatherings with listed residents including King, Wood, Dillinger, Carl, Harrison, Beal, Brickles, and Murray.
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Kingsbury
Mary Greenler
Ebberfield
Ind
William King
Greenler
King
D. A. Dias
New London
Youngstown
Charlotte
Wanda Kay Lightfoot
Bradbury
Ernest Wood
Virgil King
Norman Wood
Hazel Throckmorton
Ralph Chase
Etta Dillinger
Pauline
Ralph Carl
Alen Harrison
Dean Blackwood
Blane Farley
Ray Brickles
Donald Brickles
Wayne Beal
Yvonne Beal
Lucille Beal
Dona Dias
Olen Harrison
Bobby Jones
Lyda Carl
Harold Burnside
Dana Murray
Ralph Carl Janeth Beal
Local Social Notes From Cheshire And Nearby
Cheshire residents Mr and Mrs Virgil Hicks Mrs Elizabeth Bohn and Vera visit Mrs Ed Swisher in Cincinnati. Jimmy Thomas visits brother David Thomas in Salina California. Jack Bocock on furlough with parents Mr and Mrs John Bocock. Mrs Lawrence Bott of Freedom Pennsylvania visits Mrs Irma Shoemaker and Mr and Mrs Robert Cornelius. Mr and Mrs Earl Grapes Akron were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J W Grapes and Lottie Roush. Mrs Carl Russell Doris Vernon and Jacki Newark guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Watson.
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Cheshire
Virgil Hicks
Elizabeth Bohn
Vera
Cincinnati
Ed Swisher
Jimmy Thomas
David Thomas
Salina
Calif
Jack Bocock
John Bocock
Lawrence Bott
Freedom
Irma Shoemaker
Robert Cornelieus
Fearl Grapes
Akron
J. W. Grapes
Lottie Roush
Carl Russell
Doris Vernon
Jacki
Newark
Eugene Watson
Picnic Attendees of UMWA Auxiliary At Buckeye Lake
Twelve members and two guests of the Auxiliary of UMWA attended a Sunday picnic at Buckeye Lake. In Youngstown, Ohio, about 55,000 steelworkers in the area prepare to accept a retroactive pay increase totaling five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Auxiliary of
UMWA
Buckeye Lake
Youngstown
Arrests and Fines Reported in Local Governance
Chauncey Pearl Carsey was arrested by State Inspector Paul Mars for violating the common carrier act and fined $10 plus costs by Mayor Charles Wadley. Additional arrests include Edgar Beverage fined $125 and costs for DUI and jailed for nonpayment, Durwood Rutter for failing to obey a stop light, Lewis Everett for a traffic signal failure, and Isaac Mohlar for unsafe vehicle operation.
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Chauncey
Pearl Carsey
Paul Mars
Charles Wadley
Clifford Banfield
Joe Cline
Edgar Beverage
Mansfield
Durwood Rutter
Lewis Everett
Isaac Mohlar
Meeting Cancelled and Picnic Planned by Legion Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion meeting in Legion Hall this Thursday was cancelled due to the Auxiliary convention in Columbus. A picnic is scheduled at Memorial Park on Thursday August 14.
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Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Memorial Park
Columbus
Glouster Village Council to Meet in Evening Session
Glouster Village council will hold an adjourned meeting this evening at 7 o clock. The session continues from last Friday evenings regular meeting.
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Glouster Glouster
Kiwanis Picnic Set For Monday In Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Gordon announces a family picnic at Lane Burr Oak Merrill Ogg’s cottage Monday from 3 to 830 pm. Each family brings lunch. club provides ice cream and refreshments and plans boat rides on the lake. Proceeds from broom sales support underprivileged child work.
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Glouster
Kiwanis
Hotel Gordon
L. G. DeLong
Glouster Schools
Ane
Lane Burr Oak
Merrill Ogg
Richard Guinther
John Devol
Carl Bradbury
Ben Goldberg
Dan Kovach
B. R. Angie
Porter Dugan
Ray Lange
Richard Eddy
Lawrence Colbert
DeLong
Guinther
Joe Williams
Ray White
Roger Kittle
George Campbell
Ogg
Oakdale Church of God Hosts Second Homecoming
One hundred ten attendees joined Oakdale Church of God for its second annual homecoming in Glouster on Sunday. A grove meal followed afternoon services featuring Parkersburg musicians. Mrs. J. B. McClung was immersed in Baptist services. Guests came from Trimble Redtown Millfield MacLeish Paros Glouster Columbus Canton Massillon Rockland Malta Vincent Bremen North Matewan Detroit Point Pleasant Parkersburg.
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Glouster
Oakdale
Columbus
Canton
Massillon
Rockland
Malta, Vincent
Bremen
North Matewan
W. Va
Detroit
Point Pleasant
Parkersburg
Child's First Birthday Celebrated at Water Street Party
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Talbert hosted relatives on Water Street July 30 to mark the first birthday of grandson William Whitlatch. Attendees included Bill and Dorothy Whitlatch, Dorothy Richardson, Maude Hunter, Lonella Whitlatch, J H Dunnette family, John Sue and Billy Dunnette, and Barbara Dunlap of Nelsonville. Ice cream cake and soft drinks were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sue
Billy
Barbara Dunlap
Wallace Family Returns From Lac Quebec Fishing Trip
Giouster Personals report that Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wallace and family Jerry and Suzanne, all of this city, along with Mrs. Bernice Ryan of Columbus, returned Monday from a two weeks fishing trip to Lac Quebec in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis of Warren are visiting here with Mrs. Annetta Lewis, Ralphs mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wallace
Jerry
Suzanne
Bernice Ryan
Columbus
Lac- Quebec
Canada
Ralph Lewis
Warren
Lewis
Annetta Lewis
Birth announced for Mary Marie Williams in Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williams announce the birth of a daughter Mary Marie born July 16 at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McKee and John McKee of Glouster share in the happy news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Claude Williams
Mary Marie
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
John McKee
Herbert McKee
Class Picnic Planned by Loyal Daughters
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will hold a class picnic Friday at 6 p.m. in Memorial Park. Each member should bring sandwiches a covered dish and her own table service. In case of rain the event moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Memorial Park
Glouster WSCS Plans Thursday Church Meeting
The Glouster WSCS will meet in the social rooms of the Methodist Church Thursday at 7 30 p m with members invited to attend and discuss church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WSCS
Methodist Church
Lost 40 Lbs Rennel Concen trate Weight Loss Claim
A Richwood Ohio woman Celia M Grubb aged 51 reports losing 40 pounds using Rennel Concen trate. She says regularity improved arthritis pain eased and she can do housework without hunger. The ad-style testimonial notes health gains and a simple home recipe.
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Rennel
Celia M. Grubb
Richwood
Ohio
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