City Hall Rummage Sale Planned Friday and Saturday
Spun Sulillpy a rummage sale at City Hall Friday and Saturday. Sale opens at 9 a.m. both days.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1950
Page
5
Spun Sulillpy a rummage sale at City Hall Friday and Saturday. Sale opens at 9 a.m. both days.
Nelsonville Ohio Glenford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion held a Monday meeting at the Legion Home with Post Commander Bob Carter leading. The group discussed a nationwide Toys for Overseas project and suggested new toys be gathered from under Christmas trees to ship to children in Europe. Joe Barrows announced a heating unit upgrade, ensuring a cleaner and more comfortable Legion Home.
Nelsonville reports the Big Fish contest awards for the Fish and Game Conservation League. Robert Keplar, seven, won first prize with a six pound six ounce shovelhead catfish and a fishing rod. Other winners included Willard Speckman, Art Dawley, Pearl Keplar, Dan Langley, and W A Miller with carp and bass prizes, plus a trot line and poles. The league plans monthly meetings and discusses hunter farmer relations and a possible indemnity fund.
The Rev. B. J. Hall of First Baptist Nelsonville celebrated turning 71 on December 10 with a 12:30 p.m. dinner. Attendees included relatives and friends from Columbus Athens The Plains Logan and local areas. A birthday sermon followed and church funds were discussed as a class made a $25 contribution to the church repair fund. Members also planned Christmas treats and a gift exchange with the next meeting set for January 9 in the Tri Psi Sorority rooms.
A surprise party for Mrs Effie Bateman marked her 73rd birthday at her Jobs home Saturday evening. Guests included J E Bateman and wife Susan Jenkins Traugh Vernon Hoffman Bateman Daniel Donetta and others from Nelsonville and Murray City. A decorated cake with 73 candles was presented by her son J E Bateman.
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church led by Mrs. John Pierce and teacher Mrs. Nelle Johnson holds a Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs. Carnes Hickman’s home 327 Adams St. on Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
Thirty-one students and the class teacher Mrs. Joe B. Davis attended a Christmas party recently at the home of Mrs. James Elliott. Mrs. Mary Ellen Mingus led devotions and Mrs. Mary Davis was elected new president.
Nelsonville Boy Scout Troop 66 met Monday night for knot tying instruction and emphasis on emergency work. Junior leaders taught first aid topics and several new members will be invested with tenderfoot rank at a special meeting.
Guests of Mrs Clara Gladden Sandridge included her children and grandchildren the Harvey Davies family Athens Route 2 the William Ferris family Sandridge Mrs Mabel Norris and W Webster Athens Mrs Edna Webster Sandridge Frank Davies Columbus Mr and Mrs Russell Davies Columbus and Cpl George Davies on furlough. Nelsonville Community Chest trustees meet at City Hall Wednesday at 7 p.m.
The Golden Rule Sunday School class of the Methodist church will hold its Christmas party Thursday evening at 842 Poplar St the home of Mrs Edith Howson Assisting hostesses are Mrs Alberta Hellyer Mrs Helen Brown and Mrs Anna McClain The program will be presented by Mrs Mary Louise Weller and Mrs Esthel Kinneer A 50 cent gift exchange and charity basket gifts are planned
The Hocking Valley Shrine 57 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a practice session Sunday at 2 p.m. in the K of P hall. Attendance by all officers is requested for this final rehearsal. The Dec 19 Shrine dinner has been changed to a pot-luck with members bringing their own table service. Officers will wear robes for the ceremonial.
York Grange 2436 will host a semi annual birthday dinner Friday at 6 p.m. in the Grange Hall. Birthday members from July 1 to Dec 31 attend as guests. Other members serve on the committee and pay 75 cents per plate. A meeting follows with a Christmas party and 50 cent gift exchange.
Election of officers for the ensuing term will be observed Thursday when the Pythian Sisters meet at 7 30 p m in the K of P Hall Past Chiefs have asked that their part of the program be postponed A pot luck lunch will be served Thursday evening
Mrs. Stella Hinman heads to Logan West Virginia for Christmas with her family after months visiting sister Mrs. John Saltz. The Meigs Mansion in Marietta was built in 1803 by Return Jonathan Meigs Jr. a notable Ohio figure who served as governor, state supreme court justice, U.S. senator, and postmaster general.
Nelsonville meeting of Explorer Crew 66 at the K of P building led by Crew Leader Jack Sowers chose to adopt the green explorer uniform. Members listed include Bill Monk Keith Butt Bill Evans Phil Stevenson and Bob Kirkendall.
The Community Garden Club sponsors a front door decorations contest for Christmas. Residents must register with Mrs. Roy Snackenberg. Prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars await first to third places. Only decorations judged. Out-of-town judges will view entries shortly before Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs Marion Sutley Nelsonville welcome a daughter. Gerald Jeffrey Gore Route and Paul Cannaday Nelsonville admitted. Mrs James Kochis Glouster and son and Mrs Nellie Tipton Nelsonville Route 1 dismissed.
Nelsonville schedule shows Bennetts vs Eagles at 8 p.m. in the high school gym to start the Independent basketball league night. The 9 p.m. game features C and SOE against the Tyo outfit with Thursday’s 8 p.m. Kuhns vs Eagles and 9 p.m. Bennetts vs Holy Name to follow. Next week retains the former schedule.
UMWA Local 9674 will hold a meeting at Kelly's Ramp on Friday at 6 p.m. The notice is issued by R. Warren, secretary.
United Foundry and Machine Workers Local 259 will meet at the IOOF Hall in Nelsonville on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to discuss union business and member concerns.
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