WWII Veterans Tribute Held in Nelsonville Ceremony
Twenty two World War II dead were honored in Nelsonville at a Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 ceremony on the Public Square. Officers and speakers recalled sacrifice, with a color guard, drum and bugle corps, and a roll call of the fallen. The service, marking the observance of VJ Day, included a dinner at the Post home for members and guests.
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Nelsonville
Walham Reed Distri
Welhorst
Selsomaitle
WWI
Samie Itar
Charles Barrows
Reed
Rey Wents
Isran Cox
Colins
John Huddy
Joe Shielk
Thormis Pritthard iKetus
Debord le Verity
Hutemsan
Carl
McCarbs
Maik
Livin Villard
Poole Jein Courtnes
Ine
Peal
Ray Rackus
Henry Dlanvey
Toha
Rafe Jein Fellem
Ronen Sharp
Hirchings
James L Call Tame
Jeneld
Delbert Haskins
Ure Deetel
Gb Sepes
Butler
YEA Post
Two Are Fined After Tavern Dispute in Newark
At the city court of Mayor Arthur Kennedy on Friday night two locals faced charges after a tavern quarrel. Robert Reeves pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars and costs, while William Pickett changed to guilty and paid 25 dollars and costs and was placed on two months probation. Donald McKee of New Marshfield was fined 10 dollars and costs for unsafe operation. Dwiaht Boggs of Parkersburg charged with operating a truck without mud flaps was fined 0.50 and costs.
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Nnsonvilie
Arthur Kennedy
Robert Reeves
William Pickett
Pickett
Donald McKee
New Marshfield
Dwaight Boggs
Parkersburg
Wva
State Highway Patrol
Tle
Buchtel Man Wounded in Korea Department Of Defense Says
Clell Campbell husband of Mrs Sue Campbell of Buchtel was wounded in Korea the Defense Department announced Saturday He trained with the Fifth Infantry Division at Fort Indian Town Gap Pennsylvania and served with Mrs Campbell in Glouster Route 3 Ohio.
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Clarenoe G Campbell
Sue Campbell
Buchtel
Korea
Department of Defense
Campbell
Clell
Glouster
Fifth Infantry Division
Indian Town Gap
Wide Field Attracted To City Swimming Meet
Nelsonville race night drew about 50 contestants at the community pool on August 12. Groups A to C competed in freestyle, backstroke, breast, and underwater events with Jerry Smith, Ralph Price, Caroline Newton among top finishers and multiple trophies awarded for first places.
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Nelsonvilll
Nelsonville Silky
Jerry Smith
Ralph Ieee
Daphne Newton
Phil Prtchard
Bob Jackson
Terry Lee
Ine Davis
Jany Smil
Inne Duke
Phil
Lom Hall
Tnner
Tuse
Seth Simonton
Fiat Ralph Prec Serond
Jon Hall
Monk
List Thedlii Keating
Terry Fowell
Jack Tonk
Ralph Pierce Tarst
Pudi Kean
Lom
Monn
Barbara Prise
Tom VeeQuid
Tack Monk
Mrs Kelso Named Personnel Director at Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville. Mrs Alice Kelso, director of public relations at Mount St Mary Hospital Re cend, has been named personnel director by hospital administrator Mather Lidwina. The appointment covers interviewing and screening of applicants, maintaining contact with personnel, and all duties previously handled informally by Mrs Kelso. She will also continue her public relations post.
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Nelsonville
Alice Kelso
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Discharged Names
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list Mrs Finest Mingus and Mrs Florence Wilson Chauncey as discharged. Other names include Charles Kiener near Lexington, Mrs William K Zimmerman of Lew Marshfield Route 1, and daughter Mrs Loretta Cunningham of Sind Run.
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Finest Mingus
Tacksonville
Charles Kiener
Lew Lexington
Florence Wilson Chauncey
William K Zimmerman
Lew Marshfield
Loretta Cunningham
Sind Run
Rotarians Meeting At Dr Steer Farm Near Nelsonville
The Rotary Club set to meet at the farm of Pro 1 Sleeeluh president in Nelsonville. The gathering moves to 6 30 PM from the usual noon hour and members should assemble at the Presbyterian Church at 6 PM to travel to the farm.
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Dr. Steer Farm
Nelsonville
Rotary Clan
Sleeeluh
Presbyterian Church
Mining worker suffers hand injuries at Nelsonyville operation
Dale Wharton received severe cuts to the second and third fingers of his left hand while working at his mining operation on Thursday. He was treated that evening in the emergency department at Mount St Mary Hospital.
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Tingers
Nelsonyville
Dale Wharton
Wasrington St
Mount St Mary Hospital
Discrimination Charges Leveled by Truckers Union
Members of the Independent Truckers Association allege harassment by PUCO inspectors and the state highway patrol. Paul Wolfe argues truckers face heavier fines for marker light and permit display violations than trucks under PUCO jurisdiction, calling for fair enforcement and road safety.
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Association
ITA
PLCO
Paul Walfe
PUCO
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Booster Night and Club Events
Booster Night at York Grange hall featured speeches and songs with 40 attendees. Esther Class at Christian Church met with 19 members and 4 guests for a business session and devotions. Mount St Mary Hospital Guild set Oct 22 for their fall benefit card party. Residents noted visitors and servicemen families in town, with updates on local engagements and travel.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
Emma Look
Edna Scott
Bertha Lawson
Tuiz
Mount St Mary Hospital
Edgar Stedwill
Walnut St
Nelsonville Masons elect officers at 104th princes hall session
Nelsonville figures high in the 104th annual Prince Hall Masonry gathering at Central State College Wilberforce August 9 to 11 with Carbon Lodge 62 F and AM members Cec Butler Rendville worshipful master Isaac Payton and others attending. Officers elected include Louis Henderson James Simmons Dr Guy Taylor Edgar Norman and more with Norman noted as a Nelsonville native and grand lecturer from Carbon Lodge. Rev Edward N Dabritz of Buffalo will speak at the morning Asbury Methodist Church service.
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Nelsonville
Prince Hal Masons
Central State College
Wale Berforce
Carbon Lodge
F&am
PHA
Cec Butler
Rendvlle
Isaac Payton
Glouster
Ldgat H Notman
Cecil Woodson
Loui Chapman
Prince Hall Masonry
Ohio
Louis B Henderson
Steubenville
James B Simmons
Toledo
Guy R Taylor Lanton
Carl L Wilson
Dayton
Edgar H Norman
Taylor 15
Gious[ter
Edgar Norman
Norman
Grand Lodge
Charles Lewis
W G Wood Son
United States
Liberia
Canada
Dabritz
Edward N. Dabritz
Buffalo
Asbury Methodist Church
Mary Dabniz
Community Church Schedule Practices and Services
Chilach Services Nelsowville announces the Sunday schedule with worship at 9 40 am and 11 00 am followed by a peoples meeting at 1 00 pm Worship at 7 30 pm Cottage prayer meet at 7 30 pm on Tuesday and prayer service Thursday at 4 00 pm
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Chilach
Nelsowville
Clowns of Softball Show Attracts Local Crowd
The article notes a circus style softball program featuring the Haven Glone Trotters and Nelson Ne Rampal All-Stars. It mentions a 1950 Columbus club as a contender and promises a mix of exhibition tosses and stunt acts alongside standard softball games.
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Netsons
Crossan
Uulay al Sprma
Columbus Club
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