Bateman Edges Howe in Nelsonville Nomination Fight
Unofficial results show George Bateman edging Miles H. Howe by about two percent for the Republican mayoral nomination in Nelsonville. Incumbent Democrat C. G. Dew faced no opposition for a third term, while ward council races produced multiple changes and low turnout with 1,070 mayoral votes cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parrows
Charles Glenn
Barrows
L. Keplar
Keplar
Glenn
Everett Hewett
Walter Tignor
Tignor
Hewett
Council At Large Nominations Include Write-in Winners
Voters nominated three candidates in the council at large race. John W. James and Arthur Kennedy received notable write-in support, with C. E. Scott tallying 63 votes. Ward councilmen were listed with totals for First Ward W. D. Wolfe 120, Third Ward W. H. Glenn 96, Fourth Ward Sylvester Davis 123, and Gerald Nelson 184 in Sec ord.
LeFavor Resigns as Nelsonville High Music Instructor
Harold LeFavor, long time Nel sonville High School band instructor and head of the music department, has resigned to take a similar post in Coshocton Ohio. He joined Nelsonville from Glouster two years ago and helped expand the band and junior program with school and community support.
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Nelsonville
Harold LeFavor
Nelsonville High School
City Board of Education
Coshocton
Ohio
LeFavor
Glouster
Deep Well Drilling Begins at Nelsonville Water Plant
Service Director S W Ross announced a new deep well at the Nelsonville city water works started today. William Cook of Coolville led the drilling work to supplement existing supply until the new system is completed later this year.
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Nelsonville
City
S. W. Ross
William Cook
Coolville
Trash fire at Modern Plating Co. building Nelsonville
A trash fire behind the Modern Plating Co Spray Building on W Washington St Nelsonville was reported Tuesday night. Firemen arrived to find the blaze out. Mrs Harry Sinclair of Buchtel was taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus Friday for a major operation and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Nelsonville
W. Washington St
Harry Sinclair
Buchtel
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Eagles Upset in Twilight League Tilt 6-4
Nelsonville Eagles fall to Carlton Hill Longstreth 6 to 4 in a Twilight League game at City Playgrounds. Winn homered for the Eagles as did P DeVol for the victors. Dane pitched all nine for Carlton Hill Longstreth, while Toth and Haddox worked for the Eagles.
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Nelsonville
Carlton Hill- Longstreth
Nelsonville Eagles
City Playgrounds
Winn
Eagles
P. DeVol
Victors
Toth
Haddox
Carlton Hill-Longstreth
Dane
Brooker
H. Woodson
Smathers
Ee Brooker
Woodson
Coke Dee
Perel
Palmet
Nelson
Wnossesax Ee Whilleaty
Tbs Skesucceus
Eagles Natant
Nelsonville Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Reunion
Nelsonville residents host relatives including Mrs. Charles Mason Mrs. Ray Garverick and families from Logan Columbus and New Philadelphia. Maynard Erb visits with Edward Fair and relatives. The Wolfe family reunion is set for Rachelmacker Park Logan on Sunday Aug 17 with a basket picnic for Wolfe descendants and their kin.
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Charles Mason
Ray Garverick
Harrietta Mason
Rae Ellen
Logan
John H. Hickman
Poplar St
Mason
Hickman
Carl Klein
Carol
Buddy
Columbus
Mildred Triplett
Klein
Wayne Bumgardner
Nelsonville, Rt. 2
Otis Triplett
Jesse Hicks
Maynard Erb
New Philadelphia
Edward Fair
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Maynard
Carl Erb
Nelsonville
Christopher Wolfe
Rachelmacker Park
George Wolfe
European Pictures Are Seen by Club
William Rieber of Columbus attended the Rotary International convention in Nice France and in 1937 spoke at the local club meeting Tuesday evening. He showed reels from a continental tour featuring France Germany Switzerland Belgium and Italy. The program was arranged by President Mike Brooks with guests George Carr Logan and C D Shafer of the Athens club.
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Nelsonville
William Rieber
Columbus
Rotary International
Nice
France
Rieber
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Italy
Mike Brooks
George Carr
Logan
C. D. Shafer
Athens Club
Troop 64 Hikes to Twin Lakes Aug 13
Nelsonville Troop 64 Boy Scouts plan an overnight hike to Twin Lakes on Wednesday evening August 13. Meet in Eagles building troop rooms at 6 o clock with meals and blankets for cool weather. Leaders Bob Wilson Jack Mulligan and Ted Barnhart will supervise. New Pittsburg Holiness Church hosts annual home coming with morning Sunday School and preaching and afternoon services.
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Twin Lakes
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Eagles
Bob Wilson
Jack Mulligan
Ted Barnhart
New Pittsburg
Picnic Postponed by Local Church Class
Nelsonville. The Business Girl's Class of the Church of Christ has postponed the planned picnic to a later date.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Stars Favorable Forecast with Caution on Signatures
The reading describes forward moving plan and enterprise in business and finance under strong astral influence. It warns careful writings and intimate contacts to avoid loss or gossip while predicting stable property values and social standing. a birthday child shows strong mind and business drive but watch for lack of principle.
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Relom Chceses
Murray City Social and Personal Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits
Murray City residents host relatives and friends from Detroit Columbus Akron Cleveland and Dayton Over the weekend guests include Ed Pertler and family in town with his in laws the Byron family and sister Magdalene Donson Ruth Shuttleworth and Lawrence Grinstead visit from Columbus Helen Booth from Detroit and many others enjoy time with local hosts The notices list numerous weekend trips and family gatherings across the area.
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Murray City
Ed Pertler
Detroit
Mich
John Byron
Magdalene Donson
Mary Louise Albaugh
Columbus
Oscar Albaugh
Ruth Shuttleworth
Lawrence
Bob Grinstead
Clyde Grinstead
William Parks
Akron
Andy Robson
Herbert Cunliffe
Jimmy
Alice Lowery
George McMahon
James
Hugh
Helen Booth
Fred Collins
Powhatan
William Aubrey
Pennsylvania
Earl Irvin
G. W. Christman
Logan
E. A. Person
Warren Darby
Orient
Darby
Emma Tippie
Willard Dale Williams
Jean Williams
Blanche’ Brooker
Ruth
Wm. Cooper
Grant Hospital
Raymond Storer
Cleveland
Veronica Storer
Ladonna Craft
Howard Craft
Jack Collins
Barberton
Howard Bush
William Bush
John Penn
Wagner
Claire Prince
Geneva
Edith Beardsley
Pontiac
Samuel Penn
Harold Jones
David
Cincinnati
Jones
Frank Williams
Thos, Pierpoint
Nelsonville
Mary Jenkins
Messrs. Luke, Chas
George Brutvan
Andy Brutvan
Roy Strange
John Watson
Millard Watson
Dayton
Ben Hartman
Maria Acker
Noah Acker
Morris Family Reunion Planned at Jacksonville State Park
The Morris family reunion will be held next Sunday at Jacksonville State Park with an all day fair and a noon picnic. George Morris of Glouster serves as association president. Marion Byers hosts Junior Loyal Daughters Class at her Hill Street home Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Local retailers will stay open until 6 p.m. Thursday for mine payday.
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Glouster
Morris
Jacksonville State Park
George Morris
Marion Byers
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Hill St
Three Votes Separate Glouster Mayor Candidates
In Glouster Tuesday primary voting was light. Mayor winner Thomas Williams edged Republican challenger George Carter by 3 votes 109 to 106. Frances Gibbs won city clerk 124 to 93. Grace Ochs 136 to 82 for treasurer. Council Republicans lead with Hoffman McDonald Rogers. Democrats trail. Public Affairs Republicans Binderbasin Parker Vern on 115 112 101. Democrats Bryson Dunnett Skinner with 87 82 66. Final unofficial tallies show Republicans in control except for the mayoral post.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
George Carter
Carter
Frances Gibbs
Elizabeth Chute
Gibbs
Chute
Grace Ochs
Elizabeth Jewell
Council
Rolland Hoffman
T. G. McDonald
Mike Thompson
Emmett Rogers
Thomas Reese
Harry Trasin
al Beshara
M. Crawford
Gerald Dunlevy
Harold Kittrell
C. G. Lunsford
William Winefordner
Frank Williams
Hoffman
Board of Public Affairs
John Binderbasin, Jr
Nick Brunton
Ernest Parker
Carson Vernon
Frank Bryson
Sam Dunnett
Frank Skinner
Hamden Couple Announce Marriage Of Juanita Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cunningham of Hamden Glouster announce the marriage of their daughter Juanita Cunningham to Douglas Brown son of Mrs. Eric Brown of Wellston. The ceremony occurred March 8 1941 at Russell Kentucky with Rev. Harold Deitch officiating in a single ring ceremony. The bride wore an all blue ensemble. Both graduates of Hamden High School she class of 1941 he class of 1940. The couple will reside in Columbus where Brown works for the Penna Railroad.
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Glouster
S. A. Cunningham
Hamden
Juanita
Douglas Brown
Eric Brown
Wellston
Russell, Ky
Harold Deitch
The
Christian Church
Hamden High School
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Columbus
Penna Railroad
Entertains Club GLOUSTER-Monday Chinese Checker Fun
The Entertains Club GLOUSTER met Monday evening at Mrs. Theodore Heffken’s Atk ins Street home. Members include Mrs. H. L. Janchius Mrs. E. B. Morris Mrs. Grace Holzschuh Mrs. Harry Vaughn Mrs. Elizabeth McKee Mrs. William Johnston Sr Mrs. Bessie West Mrs. Emmett Byers Mrs. E. S. Bingman and Mrs. John Herry. Ice cream and cake were served after playing.
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Glouster
Theodore Heffken
Atkins St
H. L. Janchius
E. B. Morris
Grace Holzschuh
Harry Vaughn
Elizabeth McKee
William Johnston
Bessie West
Emmett Byers
E. S. Bingman
John Herry
Glouster Personal Notes Include Local Visits
Miss Jess Wilson of Bishopville visits the Thomas home in Fairview Avenue for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Joe Meade and her son Paul spend a few days in Athens with her parents the Linscotts. Pvt Clyde Sellars of Camp Walters Texas has a brief furlough at his parents home.
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Jess Wilson
Bishopville
C. A. Thomas
Fairview Ave
Joe Meade
Paul
Athens
Harry Linscott
Clyde Sellars
Camp Walters
Texas
C. E. Sellars
Clark Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Clark Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Clark who died Monday in White Cross Hospital Columbus will be held at the residence on S High Street Friday at 2 o'clock with Rev J A Thompson of the Methodist Church officiating Burial will follow at Maplewood cemetery in Maplewood
Avadell Thompson Weds Thomas Aberts in Glouster
Avadell Thompson wed Thomas Aberts on Monday afternoon August 11 in Glouster. Rev E B White of Logan United Brethren Church officiated a single ring ceremony attended by Sheldon and Mrs Brunton. The bride, in navy lace dress, graduated Hollister High School. Groom works for George M Jones Co. They will live at Hollister in the Frank Horner residence.
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Glouster
Reese Thompson
Glouster Rt
Avadell
Thomas Aberts
Edward Aberts
E. B. White
Logan United Brethren Church
Sheldon Brunton
Hollister High School
George M. Jones Co
Frank Horner
Hollister
Peterson's Ointment Fame Across the Country
A Buffalo druggist 30 years ago created an ointment for relief from pile irritation. It offered quick cooling and soothing relief, making Peterson's Ointment a favorite in thousands of homes. Available as a 35¢ box or 60c tube with applicator. money back if not delighted.
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Buffalo Druggist
Peterson
Adv
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Frank Huddy
G. W. Pearce
Tom Pritchard
W. L. Powell
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Marshal Petain
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Sfadways
America's Finest
C. D. Shafer Co
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Lola Lane
Gale Page
Claude Rains
Jeffrey Lynn
Eddie Albert
May Robson
Prank McMagh
Dick Poran
William Keighley
Warner Bros
Piay
Stephen Morehquee
Avery
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Canada
U. S. Marines
Montezuma
Mexico City
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Entertains Club
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Citizens Central Bank
John H. Preston
Athens County
Avadell Thompson
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