Louise Lowden Is Elected President At F H A Regional Meet
Louise Lowden of Nelsonville was elected president of Region IX for 1941 1942 at a regional F H A meeting in Nelsonville attended by about 140 people including teachers from Chauncey Watertown New Marshfield Pomeroy Logan Southern Rural Racine Athens Crooksville Glouster Marietta The Plains Shade Murray City Central Rural Chester and Nelsonville Ohio University representation came from Grace Steininger Ida Patterson and home economics seniors.
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Nelsonville
F.H.A
Chauncey
Wat
New Marshfield
Pomeroy
Logan
Southern Rural
Racine
Athens
Crooksville
Glouster
Marietta
the Plains
Shade
Murray City
Central Rural
Chester
Grace Steininger
Ida Patterson
Ohio University
Mary Margaret Kelley
Dora Ervin
Margaret Bourquard
Beryl Cone
Lizzie Cowan
Avice Roush
Mildred Judy
Ruth Davis
Clara Bell Murray
Sarah Rockhold
Selma Neigler
Ruth Geisen
Carolyn Guerra
Pauline Fierce
Presbyterian Church
Mullins Infant Dies. Funeral Wednesday
Marilyn Lou Mullins three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Mullins of Myers Crossing died Monday at Sheltering Arms Hospital Columbus after arrival for treatment Funeral services set for Wednesday at 3 pm at the family home Myers Crossing with burial at Greenlawn The baby is survived by her parents six brothers two sisters twin sister, grandparents James Mullins and Mrs Katzenbach, great grandmother Mrs George Katzenbach.
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Nelsonville
Marilyn Lou Mullins
Marion Mullins
Myers Crossing
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Columbus
Greenlawn
James Mullins
John Katzenbach
George Katzenbach
March of Time Fashion Show Showcased by Student Teachers
Supt E J Arnold gave the welcoming address before a style show directed by Ruth Winner and Isabel Clark from Ohio University. Louise Straits read verses by Winner and Clark tied to garments for different hours of the day. The Plains led groups with 13 members in the display.
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Supt
E. J. Arnold
Ruth Winner
Isabel Clark
Ohio University
Louise Straits
Miss Winner
Miss Clark
the Plains
Christmas Meeting of Nelsonville Women’s Missionary Society
The annual Christmas gathering at the Church of Christ hosted by Mrs. Glenn Allen featured devotional readings by Mrs. Wilburt Hall and performances by Miss Catherine Courtney Miss Sigrid Love and the Selbee brothers James and Charles. Guests included 7 attendees and 27 members with Christmas refreshments served.
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Nelsonville
Women's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Glenn Allen
Allen
Hyla Harrold
Clarence Scott
Roy Morris
Wilburt Hall
Catherine Courtney
W. H. Boden
Ann Butts
Bertha Bowers
Ruth
Jean Allen
Arlene Hall
James
Charles Selbee
Nelisonville Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Nelsonville area residents host and visit relatives across Columbus Glouster and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Beverage New Marshfield with Fred Craig family influenza recovery and 85th birthday of A G Mechem. Leighton Aumiller Dick and Dr Lowell Burnell with Will Burnell group. Miss Ellen Burnell and Carma Haffner with Charles Geddes. Nelle Vorhes Columbus and Rena Chapplear Hamley Run with extended families.
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Nelsonville
George Beverage
New Marshfield
Fred Craig
Beverage
Stanley Mechem
Floyd Mechem
Blake Mechem
Columbus
Harold Mechem
A. G. Mechem
Leighton Aumiller
Lowell Burnell
Glouster
Will Burnell
Ellen Burnell
Nelle Vorhes
Carma Haffner
Charles Geddes
James Hallett
Rena Chapplear
Hamley Run
Harry McNutt
Deloris
Helen
Harry
Alfred Darby
Alfred Junior
Ton Jon No. 3 Proved A Wonderful Help To Sufferer
Mr. W. W. Marsh of Stafford near Marietta Ohio reports severe burning during urination with kidney and prostate trouble. He says Ton Jon No. 3 relieved pain, reduced nightly urination, and improved overall condition after trying many remedies.
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Ton Jon
W. W. Marsh
Stafford
Marietta
Ohio
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Stock market shows selective gains amid uneven trends
New York based AP report notes mixed recovery signals in today’s trading with leaders failing to trend. Small gains appeared for Bethlehem Steel GM Chrysler AT&T C&O IBM Goodyear and IH while bonds stayed steady and commodities showed modest unevenness.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
American Telephone
Chesapeake & Ohio
Olenn Martin
Goodyear
Standard Oil of
N. J
International Harvester
Parkersburg Livestock Sale Report Highlights Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Saturday sales total 705 with hogs steady from 5.80 to 6.50 and sows 4.10 to 5.25. Cattle 260 mostly steady, better prices for good steers 12 to 13.50 and veal 11.90 to 12.10. Receipts include 145 hogs 260 cattle 130 veal 150 sheep and lambs and 20 horses.
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Parkersburg
Local Bowlers Enter Prizes in Red Crown Carnival
Nelsonville reports five Wolf Bowling Center participants earned prizes as the Red Crown Bowling Carnival wrapped after eight weeks. T. A. Hickman and Henry Kimble won shoes, Gilbert Smith Jr and Bill Watkins took sharp shooting trophies, and H. G. Lohne of Athens won a dollar bowling prize.
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Nelsonville
Wolf Bowling Center
Chicago
T. A. Hickman
Henry Kimble
Gilbert Smith, Jr
Bill Watkins
H. G. Lohne
Athens
Christmas in the Church to Be Observed in Nelsonville
The Sunday School department of the Presbyterian Church led by Kenneth Orwiler plans a Christmas in the church event on Friday evening December 20. A potluck supper will start at 5 30 with a program to follow.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Orwiler
Auxiliary to Meet Nelsonville Women’s Legion Group
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion in Nelsonville, Ohio, will meet at 7:30 PM today in the Legion building. Also a legal notice: James Dow Howorth, residence unknown, must answer by January 11, 1941 to Frank W. Brown administrator’s petition to sell Clara Howorth’s Nelsonville real estate to pay debts.
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Nelsonville
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Building
James Dow Howorth
Frank W. Brown
Clara Howorth
Athens County
Ohio
William F. Howorth
Athens
Harper’s
Recorder's Office
Harper's
Harper's Addition
Poplar Street
Said Street
Frank V. Brown
Ce ’ Dd
Bugmer
K Torney
James Lambert
Esther Lambert
Court of Common’ Pleas
Woolley & Rowland
Toledo and Cleveland Grain and Produce Prices
Toledo grain prices show Wheat No 2 red at 90 981 Corn No 2 yellow at 62 63 plus Wo 3 00 962 No 4 at 57060 Oats No 2 white at 36 99 Cleveland butter and egg market reports steady butter creamery extras 39 standard 38 eggs unsettled current receipts listed with numbers live poultry prices by class including fowls leghorn springers broilers colored ducks and ducks small flats. prices paid to shippers per 100 case lots
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Toledo
Cleveland
Cleveland Butter and Egg Board
Pittsburgh Produce Market Update
Produce demand remains moderate while egg prices hold firm with firsts at 20 cents a dozen white standards at 33 cents hennery white extras at 36 cents per dozen.
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Pittsburgh
Hennery
Market Report on Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
The listing shows creamery butter prices at 36 37 with butterfat No 1 at 2 dollars per unit. Egg cases include extra firsts 28 seconds 24 nearby ungraded 26. Poultry prices cover fowls colored 3 lb and over 0 4 lb 12 5 lb 18 leghorns 3 lb 9 roosters colored 9 and various springers across weights and breeds.
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Plymouth Rock
Change Postal Hours Nelsonville Christmas Opens Saturday
Nelsonville Post Office will stay open all day Saturday December 14 and December 21 during the Christmas rush as announced yesterday.
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Nelsonville
John Parry's Recovery After Columbus Hospital Surgery
John Parry of this city underwent an operation at University Hospital Columbus last Thursday and is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery. Mrs Parry, who had been with him at the hospital, returned home Monday.
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Nelsonville
John Parry
University Hospital
Columbus
Wilson Bros rout Brooks Shoes in three straight NELSONVILLE match
Wilson Bros- the gas house gang of City Bowling League, down Brooks Shoes three straight games for their seventh win in nine starts. Shoeman Johnny Johnson led with 216 and 578 while Sid Cook added 200 and 545 as Wilson topped Brooks. Tonight’s ladies night features Brooks versus Straitsville at 6 30 and B P W Bowlers versus Letha Lou Shop at 8 30.
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Nelsonville
Wilson Bros
Brooks Shoes
Shoeman
Johnny Johnson
Sid Cook
Wilson
Brooks
Straitsville
Letha Lou
R. Sayers
P. Smith
S. Coo Ioncuns
T. Pughline
F. Linscott
S. Wilson
G. Smith
M. Parrin
J. Brooks
J. Johnson
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Etunk
Young Wright Infant Dies in Goose Run Home
James Hubert Wright eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Jefferson Wright died Monday night at the family home at Goose Run Funeral arrangements are incomplete Surviving are the parents a brother William and two sisters Delena Kay and Sharon
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Nelsonville
James Hubert Wright
Jefferson Wright
Goose Run
William
Delena Kay
Sharon
Mary Ann Imhoff Dies in Columbus Neonatal Hospital
Nelsonville note Mary Ann Imhoff daughter of Mr and Mrs V T Imhoff died midnight after birth in Children's Hospital Columbus Funeral services set for Wednesday at Leavitt Funeral Home Parkersburg burial Arlington Cemetery Parkersburg WV Survived by parents a brother Johnny and sister Carroll Sue Mrs Imhoff formerly Virginia Pyles of Parkersburg
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Nelsonville
Mary Ann
V. T. Imhoff
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Leavitt Funeral Home
Parkersburg
W. Va
Arlington Cemetery
Johnny
Carroll Sue
Imhoff
Virginia Pyles
Nelsonville Presbyterian Brotherhood December Meeting
The Nelsonville Men's Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday evening in the church social rooms. Eddie Brisach is in charge of the dinner to be served at 6 30.
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Nelsonville
Pocahontas Hall hosts benefit party Wednesday night
Degree of Pocahontas chapter in Nelsonville sponsors a benefit party at Pocahontas Hall on Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Proceeds support local community efforts and the event features a communal gathering with music and refreshments.
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Nelsonville
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
Christmas Party Planned by Greens Run Church Group
Sunshine Workers of the Church of Christ at Greens Run will host an annual Christmas party and gift exchange Friday night at the parish house.
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Glouster—Sunshine Workers
Church of Christ At Greens Run
Frank Love to Lead Midweek Devotional at Church of Christ
At the Church of Christ in Glouster Frank Love will lead the midweek devotional. The meeting starts at 7 30 PM with the subject What Is Life.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Frank Love
Children’s Band Plans Christmas Candy Sale
The Children’s Band met at the First Baptist Church under supervision of Miss Annetta Bland and Mrs. Gladys Viney. President Bernadine Goodman led a brief meeting during which a candy sale was approved to raise funds for representation fees. A candy sale committee includes Betha leen Mayles, Bernadine Goodman, and Gloria Dillard. The band’s annual Christmas party and gift exchange at the church are set for December 22, marking the regular December meeting.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Annetta Bland
Gladys Viney
Bernadine Goodman
Bethaleen Mayles
Gloria Dillard
Family Birthday Dinner in Glouster Notes
Mrs. Sophia Hinton hosted a family birthday dinner Sunday with her children and grandchildren. Attendees included George and Emerson Morris, Columbus. Andy Hinton and son Donald Lee of Senecaville. Charles and Mickey Hinton. John Hinton. Harry Vaughn. E R Andrews and Barney. Ernest Vernon and Cynthia Lou.
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Sophia Hinton
George Morris
Emerson Morris
Columbus
Andy Hinton
Donald Lee
Senecaville
Charles Hinton
Charles, Jr
Mickey
John Hinton
Harry Vaughn
E. R. Andrews
Barney
Ernest Vernon
Cynthia Lou
Glouster
Birthday Dinner Honors 80th Celebration at Deerfield Home
Sunday a group of local residents gathered in Morgan County at the home of uncle John Wallace to honor his 80th birthday. Attendees included Mackie Wallace Gail McCall Everett Price and family Ronald Finley and daughter Ray Harold Floyd Wallace Florence Delcontivo Bessie Freda Wallace Irene Rutter and Pearl Wallace. Mackie Wallace presented the guest with a cake adorned with 80 candles.
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Deerfield
Morgan County
John Wallace
Mackie Wallace
Gail McCall
Everett Price
Dwight
Ronald Finley
Ray
Harold
Floyd Wallace
Florence Delcontivo
Bessie Freda
Wallace
Irene Rutter
Pearl Wallace
Local social visits fill weekend in Athens and nearby towns
Miss Nora Hall of Athens spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Hall in Trimble. Miss Thelma Fierbaugh of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Fierbaugh in Greens Run. Mr and Mrs Dwight Clark hosted his parents Mr and Mrs Charles N Workman from Quincy Michigan. Paul Bingman of Marion spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs C A Bingman. Mrs Eva Grady and son Max along with Mr and Mrs Clark Birches and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Darling at 81 Front St.
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Nora Hall
Athens
Roy Hall
Trimble
Thelma Fierbaugh
Columbus
Herman Fierbaugh
Greens Run
Dwight Clark
Charles N. Workman
Quincey
Mich
Paul Bingman
Marion
C. A. Bingman
Eva Grady
Max
Clark Birches
Charles Darling
Front St
Regular Missionary Meeting at First Baptist
Glouster church announces a missionary meeting at 7 o clock Thursday evening hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell at her home.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Mitchel
Clerks Union Plans Special Meeting Wednesday Night
A special meeting of the Retail Clerks Union is called for Wednesday at 7 30 in the I O O F Hall to discuss union matters.
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Glouster
Retail Clerks Union
I. O. O. F. Hall
Glouster and Millfield Youths Win Kentucky Honors
Glouster resident Fred Darling and Millfield native Bert Smith starred for Eastern State Teachers College in Richmond Kentucky as part of the unbeaten 1940 team. Darling earned second team tackle honors and Smith second team full back while both received all conference recognition. Darling, son of Charles and Mrs. Darling, previously played for Glouster High School.
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Glouster
Cincinnati
Athens County
Fred Darling
Bert Smith
Millfield
Eastern State Teachers College
Richmond
Eastern
Darling
Charles Darling
Glousier
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Smith
Associated Press
Glouster High School
Scarlet and Gray
All American Organization Meeting Called at Glouster Mayors Office
Announcement by Chester Sanborn urges WPA workers and relief clients to attend a Wednesday meeting of the All American Organization at the Glouster mayor's office on December 11.
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Glouster
All American Organization
WPA
Chester Sanborn
Wolf Johnston Lead Scott Dairy To Victory On Local Alleys
Scott Dairy swept two of three games against Catholic Action Guild Monday night. Top bowlers were Joe Wolf Jr 555 high triple and Bill Johnston 546 with a 197 high single, leading Scott Dairy to the win.
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Glouster
Scott Dairy
Catholic Action Guild
Joe Wolf, Jr
Bill Johnston
Wolf
Johnston
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Action Guild
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A. McCreanor
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