City Council Awards Meter Contract In Nelsonville
Nelsonville city board of control led by Mayor Miles Howe and Safety Director John Lawson awarded a contract to M H Rhodes Mark Time Meter Co of Hartford for 235 parking meters. meters to be installed on Public Square and surrounding streets with a nine month trial at 2.50 per meter monthly, then 38 per meter if kept. Other bids included Kar-Park 66 per meter, Duncan 78, Dual Automatic 64.50, McGee Park 57.00.
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Nelsonville
Howe
Isi
Control Board
Kar-Park Corporation
Arthur Kennedy Home After Overseas Duty
Pfc Arthur Kennedy returning to Nelsonville after 14 months with a heavy artillery unit to reside with his wife and baby. Son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kennedy, he will stay in Nelsonville. City Council announced a new recreation commission and discussed brick removal along State Route 278. A police car purchase plan was approved with funds identified. Mayor Howe reported November licenses and fines totaling 17340.
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Nelsonville
Arthur Kennedy
U. S. Army
Charles Kennedy
H. E. Wilson
Charles Shafer
E. W. Allen
C. W. Monks
Howe
City Board of Education
Shelby Barber
Raymond Patton
Byron Eby
L. E. Butts
Estel Crabtree
Baird Bros. Co
Lawson
State Highway Department
Athens
John P. Kelso
Funeral of Infant Held in Nelsonville
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 pm at the Stout Funeral Home for Diane West infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry West of Nelsonville born Monday morning at Logan hospital. Burial was at Greenlawn. The parents and one sister Jeannie seven, are mourned along with grandparents Mrs E Rosser and Mr and Mrs Joan Storick of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Stout Funeral
Diane West
Harry
West
Logan Hospital
Greenlawn
Jeannie
E. Rosser
Joan Storick
Noted Mission Speaker to Speak at First Presbyterian
The Rev Stanton Lautenschlager of Chen tu China will address the public at 7:30 PM Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church. A former professor of modern history and sociology at Chubu University Tsinan he moved to Chen tu after invasion and traveled through China's Northwest by horseback and air delivering lectures. He aided church and YMCA efforts and, over four years, helped win 6000 students to Christianity or its study. The public is invited.
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Lautenschlager
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Stanton Lautenschlager
Chentu
China
Chubo ‘University
Tsinan
Ym.c.a
Marshal Shaw
Band Boosters Meet Tonight in Nelsonville
Nelsonville band booster leaders announce the annual meeting for Band Parents and Boosters at the high school on Tuesday evening December 4 at 8 pm. The agenda includes officer elections and authorization of spending from the treasury to support the high school band program.
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Nelsonville
Parenta
Earl Hilleary Plans Shoe Repair Business
Earl T. Hilleary returns from U S Navy service including 13 months overseas to Nelsonville and plans to reopen Hilleary's Shoe Repair Shop in the Peoples Bank Building at W Washington Street on Saturday December 15. He has been stationed at Williamsburg Virginia for the last two and a half months. Mrs Hilleary has joined him there for six weeks.
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Nelsonville
U. S. Navy
Earl T. Hilleary
Hilleary
Peoples Bank
W. Washington St
Williamsburg
Chauncey Dover Cage Opener Set Wednesday
Chauncey-Dover High School opens basketball season on Wednesday December 5 at 7 pm with Chauncey Dover varsity and reserves facing Rockbridge. Listed Chauncey-Dover players include Charles Border Wilfred Brieker Glenn Chadwell and others. Bus schedule covers December and January road games with multiple towns and dates. CHAUNCEY-Frank Walton and Elsie visit Cleveland. family medical updates and travels noted alongside community items.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey-Dovert
Rockbridge
Dover
Charles Border
Wilfred Brieker
Glenn Chadwell
Janice Courtney
Guerd Dickens
Thomas Dickerson
Evans Earich
Steve Erdy
Jack Funk
Francis Graham
Glenn Hawk
Dick Johnston
Bob Keish
Jim Hollister
Howard Pennell
Racine
Union Furnace
Glouster
Albany
Fen. &. Ravine
Aak Hill OH
Musical Program At County Home Chapel Chauncey
A group of girls led by Miss Eleanor Gifford of New Marshfield presented a musical program at the County Home chapel in Chauncey for the inmates. They used a portable organ and a photo of the inmates was taken after the service. Chapel programs at the County Home are conducted by various organizations.
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Chauncey
Eleanor Gifford
New Marshfield
Birth of Janet Sue Steele in Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chauncey announces the birth of a 7 pound daughter, Janet Sue, born November 29 in Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele, Kathleen Phillips, Athens, Chauncey. Grandparents are Mrs. Anna Steele and Mrs. Mary Young. Also notes PFC Bala Chiki of the First Provisional Marine Brigade stationed at Guam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chiki Sugar Creek, who sent home a Japanese rifle and bayonet from Guam. He has two years in service with three months at Parris Island and Camp Le Juene before overseas duty for 21 months.
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Chauncey
Charles Steele
Kathleen Phillips
Athens
Janet Sue
Steele
Frank Phillips
Anna Steele
Athens R.D
Mary [Young
New Marshfield
Pfc
Bala Chiki i
First
Provisional Marine Brigade
Guam
Joseph Chiki
Sugar Creek
Parris Island
Joc Juene
Glouster
Thomas Williams
Thena Brunker
Marietta
T. F- Davis
Lena Ein
Davis
Maplewood
John
Columbus
Don Withem
Barberton
Bishopville
Crooksville
Joseph BR. Culp
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Donald Lee
Henry Forsbach
Jacksonville
Zufle
Army Air Forces
Mitchel Field
N.Y
Errett Alexander
Pat
Strongsville
Alexander
Mrs. A. Alexander, Glouster
Chauncen Grace Crabtree Announces Thursday Library Hours
Chauncen Mrs Grace Crabtree at Chauncry Library says this week the library opens Thursday from 11 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm instead of Friday. Friday circulation was 227. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE CHAUNCEY Ralph McKibben and Norma Louise McKibben tied to Mr John Steady in Columbus. MEET THIS EVENING GLOUSTER Kiwanis Club dinner at Hotel Gordon at 6 30 PM.
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Chauncen
Grace Crabtree
Wicraman
Chauncry Library
Crabtree
Chauncey
Ralph McKibben
Aven
Norma Louise McKibben
John Steady
Columbus
Rev Mrs M L Kimmey to Lead Nelsonville Revival at McLeish Church
The Rev Mrs M L Kimmey of Athens will evangelize at the McLeish Church in Nelsonville with revival meetings starting Sunday December 7. Services are set for 7 p m each evening with special singing. the church is pastored by the Rev Charles Wachenschwanz.
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Nelsonville
M. L. Kimmey
Athens
McLeish Church
Charles Wachenschwanz
Nelsonville Social Notes from Saturday club program
Miss Helen Washburn and nine FHA members at Nelsonville High School presented a constructive program for the Hyperion Club hosted by Mrs Ralph Parks. Exhibits of dresses and wearing apparel were shown and a member discussion followed. Piano duets by Mrs Mae Sisson and Mrs Ralph Parks closed the program. the Nelsonville personals note visitors including Mrs Ella Smith and niece Mrs Aldine Arbell in Bremen and Mrs Cathleen Boyd of Cleveland visiting the Scotts.
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Nelsonville
Helen Washburn
FHA
Hyperion Club
Ralph Parks
Mae Sisson
Ella Smith
Aldine Arbell
Bremen
Alice Ruscoe
Smith
Cathleen Boyd
Cleveland
John Scott
Revival and conference events announced in Ohio churches
Rev Charles Caffrey reports a two week revival at The Plains Methodist Church ending Friday with nine accessions seven by confession and six by letters. Quarterly conference moves from Trirable to Jacksonville Methodist Church with a fellowship dinner at 6:30. Dr Harry Bright will lead both conferences thereafter. Athens County Peace Declamation Contest Sunday at 7:30 pm features four contestants in Chauncey and four in Nelsonville Presbyterian. County winner advances to state contest. Caffrey plans additional meetings at Millfield Sundays at 2:30 pm and ongoing revival services.
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Glouster
Charles Caffrey
Jacksonville
Plains Methodist Church
Trirable
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Harry Bright
Athens County
Chauncey Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Caffrey
Millfield Church
Glouster Drops Season Opener to New Lexington on Home Floor
Glouster opened the season with a 58 32 defeat to New Lexington at home while reserves won 26 23. New Lexington led by Vernon with 18 points and Morrison led Glouster with 13 as the first quarter tied at nine.
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Glouster
New Lexington
Vernon
Morrison
GFT
Shiplett
Murray
Foster
iTaylor
Wollenberg
Dusenberr
Smith
Clouse
Fisher
Totais
Army Discharge Arrives for Sgt Andrew J Crawford in Gloucester
Mrs Crawford and Sgt Crawford arrived in Gloucester Saturday night and are visiting his parents on Broad Street. They came from Stuttgart Arkansas where he had been stationed. He received his discharge from the Army at Patterson Field Dayton after four years and two months of service.
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Glouster
Andrew Jackson Crawford
Crawford
Johnny Crawford
Broad St
Stuttgardt
Ark
Army
Patterson Field
Dayton
Bond Increase Urgent in Trimble Township Campaign
Glouster Mayor and Victory Loan chairman Williams appeals for urgent help from volunteers to speed bond sales in Trimble Township. With one week left, the township trails by about 40,000 dollars, urging salesmen to canvass, collect slips, and bring them to the mayor's office or submit by the deadline. The drive uses the slogan Let’s Finish the Job and stresses county progress at 53 percent and Trimble at 30 percent.
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Glouster
Williams
Trimble Township
Trimble i Township
Trimble
Plan Benefit Affair At Greens Run
Greens Run School hosts a Thursday evening carnival from 7 to 10 with a small admission fee. Grades six to eight perform Jolly Pickaninies. first to fifth perform Clio and The Afterpiece. A solo dance Military March by Ann Heiser is featured. Proceeds fund needed school repairs.
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Ann Heiser
Mayor Warns Chicken Owners To Contain Flock Locally
Glouster residents report chicken noise and roaming flocks prompting Mayor Thomas Williams to demand properties enclose or confine poultry. The notice cites multiple citizen complaints across town and warns enforcement actions if owners fail to coop chickens on private premises.
Bryson and Taylor Visit Columbus Guests of Clarkson
Mrs. W. W. Bryson and Fauntelle Clark Taylor spent a few days last week in Columbus as guests of Mrs. Nona Clarkson and returned to Glouster Saturday.
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Columbus
Glouster
W. W. Bryson
Fauntelle Clark Taylor
Atom Mind Power Unlike Atomic Energy Says Dingle
Edwin J. Dingle, renowned geographer, argues atom bombs are minor next to mankind brain power. He claims a sleeping giant of mind power exists in all, capable of remarkable feats, learned in Tibet. A free 9000‑word treatise offers methods, via the Institute of Mentalphysica in Los Angeles, urging prompt request.
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Edwin J. Dingle
Tibet
Institute of Mentalphysica
Hobart Blvd
Lo Angeles 4
Calif
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