Rutland WSCS Hosts Meetings and Local News Highlights
Rutland social notes record Mrs. William Folan hosting the WSCS with Mrs. Carl Miller assisting and many members listed. A separate afternoon circle hosted by Mrs. J A Nichols featured devotionals by Mrs. Lee Myers and a talk by Mrs. Conrad on Texas City WSCS work. Additional items include a Ruth Lyons program on WLW with Colwells, travel notes from Cheshire to Florida, a birthday party for Barbara Grueser, and a $100 donation from American Legion Post No 467 to Rutland Athletic Association for football field work. A Wiener roast in Syracuse, a room remodel by Christian Ladies’ Aid, and birth of Martha Jean Nicholson July 22 are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
William Folan
Rutland Wscs
Carl Miller
Mary Beard
Winifred Clark
Grace Thomas
Elsie Roush
Amy Hudkin
Spencer
W.va
Rosa Barnes
Mildred Donahue
Opal Armstrong
Edith Bean
Lady Canaday
Gertrude Chase
Mamie Clark
Marcia Denison
Rebecca Folan
Bertha Giles
Margaret Parsons
Dora Schmitt
Linnie Taylor
Elizabeth Anne Webster
Flora Ward
Susan Theobald
Lois Clark
J. A. Nichols
Lee Myers
C. O. Chapman
Mrs. Conrad
Nichols
WSCS
Texas City
Texas
Bertha Lasher
India
Lawrence Schmitt
Rel Jordan
Floyd Thomas
George Lasher
Allie Gardiner
Don Anderson
Selah Sidenstricker
Isaac Taylor
Hattie McKenzie
Conrad
Joella Gardiner
Ruth Lyons
WLW
David Colwell
Catherine Colwell
John Colwell
Emagene Kemper
Rex Shenefield
James Emmons
Columbus
Cincinnati
Everybody's Farm
The
Zoo
Howard Stansbury
Colwells
Freda Woods
Edna Mae Swick
Lucy Martin
Cheshire
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
John Smith
P. I. Jiiden
Deland
Fla
Nellie Glass
Montgomery
Ala
Sharon
Middleport
Harold Hysell
Homer Hysell
Pomeroy
Rocksprings
New Haven
Barbara Grueser
Priscilla Coy
Beulah Coy
Buster Barrett
Bob Denison
Billy Joe Graham
Kermit Hysell
Mary Ann Rupe
June Patterson
Betty Brown
Edith Kennedy
Isabelle Spires
Marilyn Turner
Donna Phillips
Phyllis Snowden
Joan Snowden
Charles Grueser
Jessie Grueser
Darlene Wolfe
Barbara Delaney
Alberta Snowden
Nancy Buck
Jessie Fife
Shirley Ann Fife
Louise Fife
Richard Grueser
American Legion Post No. 467
Rutland Athletic Association
Rutland Youth Fellowship
Syracuse
Lois Jean Taylor
West Virginia
Ethel Snowden
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Dale Nicholson
Martha Jean
Light Plant Modernization Group Will Submit Report in September
A city council committee on upgrading the municipal light plant will present its September report. The panel heard notes on proposed fuel savings from a stokers plan, with chief engineer Henry Kelch calling for practicality and Mayor Daugherty urging open discussion of facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Municipal Electric Light
Service Safety
Vern Coakley
Henry Kelch
Kelch
Oral Daugherty
Coakley
Arthur Kennedy
Eugene Berry
Walter Tigner
Stacy C. Sharp
City Hall
Peoples Bank Co
E. Columbus St
Public Square
Hocking St
Back St
Harper St
Ashton Ave
Poplar St
Harry Ball
Council
Merchants to Face Glouster in Buchtel Baseball Clash
Glouster Merchants travel to Buchtel Thursday for a baseball tilt against Dr. Walker's Old Timers. First pitch is scheduled for 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glouster Merchants
Buchtel
Dr. Walker
Wife joins husband in Indian River trip
Mrs. H. F. Kittle left for Indian River Michigan Tuesday to join her husband S. Glouster who had gone there a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. F. Kitte
Indian River
Mich
Mr. Kittle
Council Seeks Opinion on City Solicitor's Defense Rights
Nelsonville council approved asking Prosecuting Attorney Gordon Gray for an opinion on whether City Solicitor John P. Kelso may defend defendants charged under city ordinance. The mayor argues the solicitor, as an official, has no right to such defense, a dispute prompted by a recent DUI arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Co. D. Crawford
Gordon Gray
John P. Kelso
Oral Daugherty
Kelso
Birthday honors for Mrs. Jones in Nelsonville home
Family members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs A Jones to celebrate Mrs Jones birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Reinshell Mr and Mrs Leslie Reinshell Mr and Mrs Asa Jarvis and son Danny and Mr and Mrs A L Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
A. Jones
Jones
Oscar Reinshell
Leslie Reinshell
Asa Jarvis
Denny
A. L. Jones
Retta Howe Class Meets at Brown Home
The Methdist Church group led by Retta Howe Class will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs R M Brown on Poplar Street with Mrs Flo Kemp assisting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta Howe
Methodist Church
R. M. Brown
Poplar St
Flo Kemp
Mr and Mrs Rider vacation with relatives in Ada
Mr and Mrs John Rider spend two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs O A Rider. Mrs Rider recently returned from Des Moines Iowa and will accompany her husband back to Ada where they will live while he completes a pharmacy course at Ohio Northern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rider
O. A. Rider
Des Moines
Iowa
Ada
Mr. Rider
Ohio Northern University
Local Social News From Worthington and Nearby Areas
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hickman and children Martha and Billy of Worthington, and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Spaulding of Chauncey. The Kelch family reunion was held in Columbus for Mrs. Grace Kelch and Mrs. Sarah Morrison. Other items note trips to Chicago, visits from Cleveland and Canton residents, and a fishing trip to Hazelhurst Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hickman
Martha
Billy
Worthington
G. A. Spaulding
Chauncey
P. W. Hickman
J. W. Bates
Hickman
Band Booster Picnic Transportation Listed
Nelsonville band booster members must meet at the school by 3 30 p m Thursday for picnic transportation. Those leaving earlier should notify president Mrs Gena Mohney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Murray City Band Boosters
Gena Mohney
Cafe Robbery Admitted After Long Foot Chase
Nelsonville police report William Matheny admitted breaking into Jack Ashton Cafe Fulton Street July 5. He pleaded guilty to breaking and entering, bond set at 1000, stolen cigarettes wine and whiskey valued at 25. Matheny fled but was caught after a foot chase with Service Safety Director Vern Coakley. Clifford R. Patton pleaded innocent on reckless operation of a motor vehicle. hearing planned in mayor's court Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Vern Coakley
William Matheny
Jack Ashton
Fulton St
Charles Shafer
Matheny
Clifford R. Patton
Mrs. C. M. Clark Visited at Home
Sunday callers visited Mrs. W. W. Bryson to see Mrs. M. Clark who is ill. Guests included Mrs. Du Wayne Jessop and others from Columbus and Cleveland, with Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. William McClellan attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
du Wayne Jessop
Columbus
Mary Jo Bryson
Anna Bea Bryson
Cleveland
Adrian Nelson
W. W. Bryson
M. Clark
William McClellan
Elliott Cross Roads
Bryson
Kiwanis Club Outdoors Meeting Planned at Memorial Park
Kiwanis members and guests will gather outdoors at Memorial Park Thursday at 5 45 p m for a dinner supper instead of the regular dinner meeting at Hotel Gordon. The organizing committee includes Lawrence Colbert James Settles Dr W D Witham Earl Morris Dr C F Patton C F Wallace and Paul Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Memorial Park
Lawrence Colbert
James Settles
W. D. Witham
Earl Morris
Cc. F. Patton
C. F. Wallace
Paul Kennedy
Coolville Class Five meeting postponed to September
The August meet of Coolville Class Five of the Methodist Sunday School is postponed until September. Rev. Curtis L. Talmadge spoke at Verdun G. Norman’s recognition as lay pastor of Ireland Congregational church. Service details and future events noted. many local guests and travel plans mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Methodist
Curtis L. Talmadge
Congregational Church
Ceredo
W. Va
Verdun G. Norman
Tireland
Ireland
Talmadge
Southeastern Ohio Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Edwards H. Dickinson
Norman
Norman Quartette
Coolville Congregational Church
Barbara Chapman
Mary Lou Tyson
Youngstown
Cleveland
Harry White
J. W. Kincade
Jesse T. Moore
Daybrook
Gladys Hunter
Janet
Joyce
Salem
Jedd Smith
Kenneth
A. B. White
George Collins
George
Parkersburg
Kelly Collins
L. J. Lajoie
Whitman
Mass
C. L. White
Lajoie
Dayton
Oscar Gunder
Harold Parsons
Locust Heights
Athens
Clifton Ward
Danny
Osbert
Effie Ward
Bethel Ridge
Ernest Swain
Tuppers Plains
W. B. King
Sammy MeckKeen
Blennerhasset
Osborn
Fred Kittie
H. H. Chapman
Doris Walden
Mary Kourt Earns Registered Nurse Rating
Nelsonville report says Mary Joan Kourt daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Kourt of Chillicothe passed the state board and received a registered nurses rating. She is a graduate of St Francis Hospital Columbus where she is now employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Joan Kourt
Harry Kourt
Chillicothe
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Oakdale Friendship Circle Hostess Meet in Glouster
Mrs. Georgia Barnes led the Oakdale Friendship Circle with assistance from Mrs. Prudy Nott and Mrs. Lillian Nott. Devotions by Mrs. Lorena Jewell. Membership closed for the association and officers for next year to be elected at the September home meeting of Mrs. Nora Lee Moore with Mrs. Nell Hillyer assisting. A get well card was sent to Mrs. John Holland of Hatfield. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Leta Rankin and Mrs. Rosa Love. Lunch served to members Geneva Jewell Rosa Love Sarah McClellan Madge Harry Faye Nott Virginia Moore Leta Rankin Della Loomis Nora Lee Moore Bernice Lowery Nell Hillyer Leta Westfall Donna Mae Brunton Sarah Swarp Sophia Vegso Zenith Jewell Lorena Jewell Pauline Brunton and guests Sandra Nott Johnnie Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Georgia Barnes
Prudy Nott
Lillian Nott
Oakdale
Hatfield
Leta Rankin
Rosa Love
Sunshine Sisters
Geneva Jewell
Sarah McClellan
Madge Harry
Faye Nott
Virginia Moore
Della Loomis
Nora Lee Moore
Bernice Lowery
Nell Hillyer
Leta Westfall
Donna Mae _ Brunton
Sarah Swarp
Sophia Vegso
Zenith Jewell
Lorena Jewell
Pauline Brunton
Sandra Nott
Johnnie Moore
Priscilla Class Picnic Attended by Members and Guests
Thirteen members and two guests met at Memorial Park on Friday at 6 p m for the annual Priscilla Class picnic of the Methodist Church. Attendees included Mrs Ann Bobo of Miami Florida and Mrs Thomas Smith local, along with listed members such as Mrs Blanche McAfoose and Mrs Elizabeth Guinther among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Memorial Park
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Ann Bobo
Miami
Fla
Thomas Smith
Blanche McAfoose
Elizabeth Guinther
Stella Dyer
Goldie Willis
Ruth Cole
Bertha Angle
Enid Cox
Margaret Gamwell
Letha Rowland
Anna Brunton
Cecilia Banfield
Beulah Lee
Lucille Dorton
Heat Reaches Season High Of 92 In Glouster
The city of Glouster recorded a daytime high of 92 degrees at 3 p.m. Monday. Evening conditions offered little relief as the temperature fell only to 78 degrees by 10 p.m. Local residents faced the heat through the day with little coolness at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mercury
Canada Visit Planned by Vaughns and Harrisons
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vaughn visited Steuben ville Sunday to see their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harrison. They plan a trip into Canada during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harry Vaughn
Steubenville
Cecil Harrison
Harrisons
Vaughns
Canada
Community Notes From Maxville and Surroundings
Maxville community events include a July 31 potluck at Betty Wolfe’s home after a Youth Group meeting. Various visitors from Columbus Logan Sunbury Greendale and Cleveland share meals and attend family gatherings. An unusual lily type flower blooms in Lara Wolfe’s garden. Ruth Dixon reports.
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Maxville
Betty Wolfe
M. E
Classified Ad Guidelines for The Messenger Listings
Instructions outline how to place and edit ads with full box numbers, non disclosure of advertiser identity, and payment rules. Ads run for three or six days, with proration for early stops. Errors should be reported immediately by phone, and all ads must reach by 10:00 a.m. for same day insertion.
Cincinnati Markets Hold Stable for Livestock Figures
Livestock market reports show salable hogs around 2,500 with steady to mixed action. Hog prices range from 26 to 27.50 for various weight classes. sows and boars vary. Cattle receipts near 1,100 with steady tone. steers and heifers mostly 25 to 29, dairy bred lighter. Sheep and lambs weak to steady with lambs at 24 to 25 for top lots and ewes around 7.5 to 7.5.
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Cincinnati
Commodity Prices Review for Eggs Butter and Poultry
The report lists U S egg grades with large 61 percent and A 56 percent mid grade, B 56 percent, No 1 and 2-55 extras. Poultry figures show heavy weights over 5 pounds at 23 and lightweights under 4 pounds 18 with over 4 pounds 20 and fryers 36. Roasters 4 pounds and over 36, broilers heavy 36, Leghorn and light 28, roasters 13. Butter wholesale prints 74 percent for 1 lb, 4 percent prints 75, butterfat premium 69 regular 66.
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U.S
Local Social News From Elyria and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Bob Maxwell of Elyria visited their parents Mr and Mrs John Reho over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas spent the weekend in Cincinnati visiting Mrs Irene Paxton. Jackie Paxton returned home with them after visiting relatives nearby. Mrs Cora Vanatta is spending two weeks with relatives in West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Albert Penrod of Corning were guests Monday at Hobart Cook residence. Mr and Mrs Joey Parsons and Rodney Wayne Corning visited Sunday at the John Reho home. Mrs Helen LaPont and Mrs Elizabeth Bryson were out of town visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Albert Buza of Columbus were weekend guests of his parents. Harold E Drake resigned in Columbus and returned home to spend time with his parents then begin college this fall. Miss Bonnie Jean Bonifield of Zanesville spent the past week visiting her uncle Bernard R Me Kinney.
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Light Plant Modernization Group
Daugherty
Nelsonville Social Notes
Grace Kelch
Sarah Morrison
Hattie Ringhiser
William Meyer
Chicago
Aaron Head
Otto Kaelin
Sam Starkey
Harry Love
New Marshfield
Ednah Backus
Charles Barron
Barron
Lena Cecelia Mandall
Canton
Helena McCune
Clarence Monks
Earl Funk
Earl, Jr
Hazelhurst
Wis
Chase
Mrs. C. M. Clark
Kiwanis
Hocking Valley Federation of Teachers
William Withem
John King, JR
James G. Fulton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Scripps-Howard
Robert C. Ruark
John C. H. Lee
Italy
Fulton
Glouster News
Tommy
Twila
Elton Swart
Pfe
Gene FE. Fierce
Miami Air Depot
Wayne Fierce
Delmer Stout
Springfield
Lola Helber
Lewis Laughlin
Edith Starr
Logan
William Goodlve
Lancaster Bis
Roger Starr
Greendale
Dale McWilliams
Wray Nixon
Ralph Palmer
James Palmer
Luther Stimmel
Grace Bell Woods
Junction City
Stanley Nixon
Charlene and
Wray
Helen Hamiel
Ruth Dixon
Memoriam
Elizabeth Dow
Gracie Wilson Fulton
F. J. Beasley Company
W. Union Street
Paul N. Hawk
Othom
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Ohio
Court House Corner
Milton A. Efaw
Dial
Chevrolet
W. C. Midkiff
Guysville R. 1
Cincinnati Produce
Drakes
Dodge
Auto Service
Ford
Athens Willys Company
Washington Street
Pontiac
Buick
Plymouth
Packard
Buick CO
Frank Coon
Euclid Drive
ALMA
America
Nelson
Southern Ohio
Pike Street
Marietta
Elmer F. Jones
Richland Ave
Mobil Gas Station
MACK
Disston
Lowther
G. V
Cook
Quickle
Phone 15
Vinton
Oren Kennedy
Frost
Bert Pallo
Millfield
Bailey Run
International
R. S. Harris
Chesterhill
Athens Auto Parts
W. Union St
Drexler
Buck's Auto Supply
Athens Junk Company
C. A. Daugherty
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
ALGEO
Algeo Motor Sales
N. Lancaster St
Brown's
Sewell's Sales and Service
Albany
Athens Motor Sales
DeSoto
State St
Wyse Cycles
Whizzer Motors
White's
N. Congress St
Congress
Logan’s
Marie G. Hoffee
Central
Strawn Plumbing CO
Modern Appliance Co
Hoover
Richland
Genue Tne
Maytag
OURS
National Assn. of Piano Tuners
Wm. P. MacDonald
Union Street
W. O. Rose
Marietta Chemical Products Company
W. Washington Stre
F. C. Stone
E. State Street
Weber
Union St
D. M. Goddard
Earl F. Mathews Life Insurance
Huffman
Huffman Transportation Service
Jake
Elmira
N.Y
Care the
Airport Inn
Ben Rosenberg
Mr. Schilling
P.O
Fenarsapevanien
Sisnasanent
Ohio Theater
Young's
Care the Messenger
Wyse
A. E. Jordan
Harrisonville
Chess
Lee Schoonover
Superior Electric CO
West State Street
Kroger Super Market
Farm Bureau
Kurtz Street
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