Memorial Service Held by Nelsonville Elks Lodge 943
Nelsonville Memorial Service marked the 55th annual gathering of Elks Lodge 943. Reverend F Melvin ton described life as a journey beyond the cradle, while members Kelch Huenefeld and Wright honored deceased brothers Lawrence Kelch Gerald Wallace Allard Host Huenefeld with candle ceremonies and a quartet sang The Heart of God and Come Thou Almighty King. The rite closed with Auld Lang Syne as RR Baird led benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wentz
Ife
Elks
Lawrence R
Kelch
Gerald Wallace
Allard
Fetter
Fred Wright
Asa W. Lin
F. Melvinton
Harry F. Searles
Robert Cradle
ex-Wentz
First Methodist Huenefeld
Blind coal merchant Horace Condee dies in Gallipolis
Horace Condee a blind coal merchant known for founding Condee Chapel in Gallipolis and operating Condee Coal Co with offices on First Ave and a Toledo yard died at 6 15 am at Holzer Hospital after heart trouble. He built the Church of Carat in Christian Union on Eastern Avenue and supported it as a faithful member. He was unassisted in daily life, supplied coal to the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, won school contracts, and never married. Funeral arrangements are being announced by Miller's Funeral Home.
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Condee Coal Co
Evans Grocery Co
Bee
Condee
Gallipolis
Simultan
Toledo
Ohio Hospital
Gallipolis State Institute
Mrr
Conde
Horace
Mary Call Condee
Miller
Hospital Notes Show Newborns And Discharges At Local Ward
The Holzer Hospital notes record multiple admissions and discharges. Newborns include a son for Mr and Mrs Frank Petrie of Gallipolis and a son for Onan rs Craig of Robertsburg. Several patients from Gallipolis, Jackson, and surrounding areas are listed for medical and surgical care, with a number of residents discharged including Mrs Galland Jackson and twin sons among others.
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Neres
Frank Petrie
Gallipolis
Onan Rs Craig
Robertsburg
W. Va
Kenneth’ Hartman
Gallipolis Ferry
James Boone
Oak Hu
Wile’ Landy
Whitest
John Werner, Sr
Mid‘eport
Uarcy Gillam
Jackson
Cornelia Goff
George W. Patterson
James R. Whittington
South’ Ghaveston
Wayara
John Keith Gentil
Hamden
Wiliam Woodall
Poin Pheasant
Dear Albert
Earl Smith
Myrta Perkins
Gallipoli
James P. Glassburn
Columbus
Gay Marner
Binwell
Lee Stroute
Harry Crump
Hender-eee
Tig Car Parsons
West Columble
Wellton
RetaAnn Watson
Medical
Ada Layne Dies at 68 in Gallipolis
Ada Reeves Layne 68 died at 3 30 am at her home 57 Court St Gallipolis Born May 16 1887 in Gallia County one of 10 Reeves siblings Surviving Claude Reeves Porter Henry Reeves Addison and daughter Mrs Clair O Hara Columbus a grandson Danny Cara Last rites 2 pm Wednesday Miller s funeral home Reynolds Cemetery Addison Friends may call Tuesday
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Danny Cara
O'. Hara
Columbus
Gallipolis
J. Layne
Chesapeake
Pittsburgh
Miller
Reynolds
Addison
Christmas dinner and officers elected for Methodist Church
In Nelsonville the Queen Es class of the Methodist Church held a Christmas dinner and anniversary. Officers elected for a second year include Violet Carroll president Shirley Fink vice president and Mary M Tomlin treasurer. Several local families and visitors attended as cars and a Shrine event were noted. police investigated an accident near Fourth and Canal at 7:30 pm.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Violet Carroll
Shirley Fink
Mary M. Tomlin
Albany
Benny Canny
Eimaine
Calif
Christwes
W. Tently
Mineral
Fiene
Eldon ‘McDaniel
Neisonvile
Wallace Gillogly
Hocking Valley
Eagles Hall
Fourth and Canal
G. S. Gillogly
Frank Jerik
Liam Carpenter
Cleveland
Dues
John Meek
Shade
Lillian
Roy Walsh
Howard Wain
Claire Steward
Culicarne
Janice Elaine
Charlesteward
Edna Whiterman
Ira Spencer
Mir
Les
Ansel ‘Burbridge
Philip
Downington
Charles Steward
Alvan
Ava
Bive Mound
Frank Jensen
Bes
EM. Baughman
Mary Sire Vine
Blanche Cline
Frank Radcliffe
Sted
Soneinclaw
Chillicothe
Clarence Foley
New Straitsville
Nathan Rare
Mount Strode
Pomeroy Vatart
Melva Radeliffe
Nelsonville City Council Weighs Purchases and Rates
Nelsonville city council meets at 7 pm to consider the second reading of a street sweeper purchase and a turnaround at Mall Street. A 1500 General Contingency Fund appropriation for volunteer firemen and other expenses also returns for second reading. An electric rate adjustment request from Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. is expected to come to the floor for action.
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Nelsonville
Mall St
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Edward Wolfe Dies at 68 in Nelsonville
Edward Wolfe 68 of Nelsonville Route 2 died early today at Mount St Mary Hospital after several days treatment. A retired miner, he is survived by his wife Lena a stepson Lon Adams of Nelsonville three stepdaughters Grace Dutty Mem Grace Mel Manis and Doris Green all of Nelsonville two brothers Eugene and Ralph of Nelsonville Route 2 two sisters Edna Rank of Nelsonville and Margaret Chadwell of Grove City one son who preceded him in death Funeral plans are being made by Johnson Funeral Home.
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Nelsonville
Edward Wolfe
Mount St Stary Hosptal
Me. Wolfe
Lena
Lon Adams
Nelsonsville
Grace ‘Dutty
Grace Mel Manis
Doris Green
Euggene
Ralph
Edna Rank
Nelsonille
Margaret Chadwell
Grove City
Johnson Funeral Home
Adrienne Sorrel Wins Prince of Peace Test
Miss Adrienne Sorrel, a Murray City senior, won the Prince of Peace Speech contest and will advance to the semi finals. Other area events produced prizes and finalists as Ohio church groups sponsored county and city level contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Sorrel
Logan
Murray
Awara
Columbus
Haydenville
Shareh
Colum
Misan
Otto
Aubarn
James
Murray City
Cite Ae
Nancy Hawkins
Ohio United
Haydenville Methodist I Cish
Com
Fouranfith
Nelsonville Man Fined Ten Dollars in Court
John Felim of Nelsonville was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Earl Hilleary on a drunkenness charge reported from the weekend court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary Lover
John Felem
Brighter Future Forecast For Pair Confined to Iron Lungs
Ventura California story of Debra and Jody Smith, a mother and daughter both in iron lungs since October after polio. Neighbors and community raise funds, aid mortgage, and provide meals as Nordhoff High and Opal Cooperative Nursery School staff rally. Santa Barbra family and March of Dimes support continues with raffles and donations.
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Marvin Solna Ventura
Calif
Smiths
Wiliam H
Betty
Kane
Wash
Nordhott” High
Opal Cooperative Nursery
Ventura County General Hospital
Pollo
Debra Susan
Jody
Ernestine Hix
Smith
March of Dimes
Debra
Spokane
Smiths Leachers Association
Smith's
Nordhoff
Hosbara Catholic High School
Straitsville Resident Dies in Athens Funeral
Mary Catherine Lite, 7, of New Straitsville, died Sunday morning in Athens after a fall that broke her hip a week earlier. Survived by husband Warren, two daughters, and numerous relatives. visitation at Mills-Mrs Bana Latta Oak Grove Funeral Home, Rosary at 7:30 PM Monday, services Tuesday at St Augustine Church Nelsonville. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery New Athens.
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New Siralidville
Mary Catherine Lite
New Straitsville
Athens
Warren
Ruth Campbell
Memphis
Mary C. Moore
Fairtorn
Columbus
Hubert of
Logan
John
Cutford
Nathan Frasier
New Straiteton
Mlss
Bana Latta
Oak Grove
Brown
William Pickett
Nelsonville
Hill
Pickett
St. Augustine Church
Everette, Dowler
Mt Calvary Cemetery
New Ars
Maude Bryan
Seakertto
Viola Stile
Shawnee
Pauline Brunton
Grouser
Fish and Game League To Elect Officers
Nelsonville report: the Fish and Game Conservation League will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the American Legion Hall to elect section officials and present final awards in the big fish contest James Edwards is present resident and Everett Hewlett is secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fish and Game Conservation League
American Legion Hall
James Edwards
Everett Hewlett
Rainbow for Girls Bake Sale and Dance Plans
Nelsonville reports the Rainbow for Girls will hold a bake sale Saturday at 8 30 a.m. in the Dew Hotel with proceeds funding a dance set for Wednesday December 21 at the Girl Scout Little House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Nelsonville
Rainbow For Girls
Dew Hotel
Girl Scout Little House
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Holzer Hospital
Ake Aakins
Jackson, Medi
Harry Thacker
Charles Cunningham
Kay Watson
Raymond Barton
Galland Jackson
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Charles Coleman
Manley Weaver
Kenneth’ Shattuck
Clifford Earl
Charles Car
Byrd Finley
Byron Greenlee
David Cannell
Sara Jones
Lois Drummond
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