Rotary Institute Speaker to Address Nelsonville Club
Nelsonville institute sponsored by the Rotary Club will present Dr. C T Porter of Washington DC as Wednesday evening speaker at 8 5 oclock in the high school auditorium. He will discuss The Americas a Contributors to a New World Order and the program is one of 300 similar institutes nationwide aimed at international understanding and world problem awareness.
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Sven Sonville
Rotary Club
Hgh School
C. T Porter
Washington, D. C
Americas
Rotary Institute
United States
Canada
Rotary
New Haven Garden Club Hosts Christmas Music Program
December meeting at Mrs Ward Cunningham’s New Haven home featured the Middleport Music Club chorus directed by Mrs Willd Aleshire performing Christmas selections. Piano pieces by Mrs Kieshire and a deer dinner followed. attendees included many local guests and a long guest list from Saddleport.
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Jesus
Kirk
Clokey
Cunningham
Saddleport
Ruth | Batey
RF. Bryant
Hire
Elizabeth Rickard
SF Rickard
Harry le Dyer
JL. Stewart
0. & Roush
Douglas Roush
John Hart
Sara Roush
Goldyn ‘Hart
Velma Roush
Lester Ohlinger
Harry * Layne
Charles Olinger
Nelsonville Girl Marries Soldier in Camp Maxey Ceremony
Nelsonville girl MRS Simon Bond of 418 Jackson Street married Sgt Koon II stationed at Camp Maxey Texas. The double ring ceremony was read by Justice of the Peace Earl Moore on Tuesday December 7 1943. He returned to camp Friday December 10. She will stay with her mother for the present.
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Mmuaunyinin
Simon Bond
Jackson St
Nelsonville Dolls
Carbon Hill Carnival At The School Friday Evening
Carbon Hill class sponsors a school carnival on Friday evening December 3 featuring entertainment for all ages and refreshments. The public is invited to attend and enjoy the event hosted at the school.
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Carbon Mili Clase of
Carbon Hills
Nelsonville and Point Pleasant Social Notes
Nelsonville and Point Pleasant social notes describe church meetings gift exchanges and friendly visits. Local residents attend mission circle gatherings at North Main Street Baptist Church and a Christmas program and gift exchange are planned. Hospital updates list patients at Grant and Holzer hospitals with influenza and injuries reported as improving or steady.
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Point Pleasant
Mary Hers
Haydenville
Mission Circle
North Ciety
Main Street
Texane
Judson Herl
Barrer
Hugh Barr
Council President Hospitalized After Accident
Nelsonville reports Council President Wil Anderson was injured in a collision on Sunday and remains at Grant Hospital in Columbus for treatment. Mayor Andereon is with him as the condition is monitored.
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Couneil
Nelsonville
Wil Anerson
Tie
Counely ix
Grant Hospital
Columbum
Nelonville
Mrs Hoye Dies in Columbus Monday
Lydia Hoye 71 formerly of Nelsonville died Monday afternoon at her son Noah Hoye's home in Columbus. Survived by husband James Hoye four sons Noah Henry Mike and Ralph two sisters one brother and several deceased relatives. Funeral Thursday 10 a m at 1638 Greenway Ave Columbus with burial in Welte Cemetery Haydenville burial to follow.
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Harry D. Coyner
Harry
Richard
Clarksburg
RL Mackall
Bra. Coyner
A. Te Rossiter
Detroit
Tolstrichting
Kelley
John G. Aten, Jr
Columbus
Walter Bash
Adailion
Galipots
Violet Frye
catiphiSest
Pittsburgh
Pennaplvania
Perenta
Foredt
Ingraham
Oho St
Sonald Beller Fe
Kanawha St
Nelsonville
Lydia Hoye
Noah
Hoye
James Hoye
Henry
Alo
Mike
Ralph
Lewis Bower
Josiah Wolfe
Deanville
Lawrence
Mine ‘le Robinson
Greenway Ave
Haydenville
Welte
Nelsonville Social Notes Bride-To-Be In Army Family
Nelsonville residents announce the upcoming marriage of Keight to Lieutenant Max L. Ervin of the U S Army Air Corps at Buckley Field Denver Colorado. The ceremony at Pin Presbyterian Church will be read by Rev. John Lloyd Evans with relatives from Ohio and in the Navy in attendance.
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Keight
Wil
Max L. Ervin
U.S. Army Air Corps
Ation
Buckley Feld
Denver
Colo
Pin’ “Presbyterian Church
Mre
John Lloyd Evans
Ool
Ohio
Ben Ervin
U. S. Navy
War Fund Benefits at Clay Lick School Auction Night
Auction at the Clay Lick School in Harrison Township drew locals for a war fund drive. Square dancing and other features highlighted the program led by Rev. R. P. as part of a countywide auction night in the community event.
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GaLlary Lie—res
Clay Lick
Harrison ‘Township
R. P
Desertion Suspect Turned Over to Military Police
Alleged deserter from the United States Army, held in Gallia County jail since December 4 on a third offense charge, was turned over to Military Police from Fort Hayes by Sheriff Hatsfield Sunday night. The suspect, believed to have served about sixty days since induction in 1942, was sent to Camp Stewart, Ga.
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SA Oe Peera
Bill Gallia Countian
County
Deember
United States Army
Military” Police
Fort Hayes
Hatseld
Halthil
Camp Stewart
Delay Sentencing Of Two Young Boys In Gallia County
Gallia County probate judge John W Howell delayed sentencing for two Gallipolis youths charged with delinquency. The cases involve an 11 and a 14 year old held in county jail, with hearings postponed to consider tender years and related factors. Police linked the youths to a burglary and ransacking the home of Patsy Ruth Edwards, 21, amid an ongoing investigation. Everett Hartley, 17, and Coyle Huntley, 17, are noted in the inquiry conducted by the State Bureau of Juvenile Research in Columbus.
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Gallipolis
John W. Howell
Howell
Gallia
Everett Hartley
Etty
State Bureau of Juve
Coyle
Huntle Research
Columbus
Ington
Paul Ross
Abun
Patsy
Ruth Edwards
Ten Gallia Youths Are Now in Navy
Gallia youth from Tensonuia county passed their physicals and left Monday for Huntington to be inducted into the Navy. Named are Aaron Thivener Day Edward Sowards Rawards Tamuel Kerr Reed Sturgeon David Chester Wray Raymond Denver Hutching Vance Saunders William Mose Race and James Francis Luellen.
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Gallipolis
Tensonuia
Mon ‘Ay
Huntington
Navy
Aaron Thivener Day
Edward “Sowards
Rawards Tamuel “Kerr
Reed" Sturgeon
David Chester Wray
Raymond Denver Hutching
Vance ” Saunders
William’ Mose Race
J ‘Ames
Francis Luellen
Club Workers Enthused Over Recent National Trip
Mason County 41 Club girls Beth Fowler and Sue Eleanor Roush attended the National Club Congress in Chicago with Wilma Beyer state agent and Mrs Clarice Knapp county agent. They toured the Museum of Science and Industry and Field Museum and spoke of 46 states and two Latin American countries represented. The congress theme was 4 H in War and Peace with discussions on postwar problems. Fowler said the trip inspired them to work harder to win the war.
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Point Pleasant
Minary
Beth Fowler
Mason County
Chicago
Sue Eleanor Roush
Mist Wilma’ Beyer
Clarice Knapp
Series Fm
Mist Fowler
In &Ht Club
Museum of Science and Industry
Field’ Museum of Natural ‘History
Trianon
He Museum of Natural History
Canada
Mise Fowler
Miss Fowler
Lack of Help Will Reduce Fruit Crop
J Rut tencutter of Mason says labor shortages threaten this area’s fruit industry. He notes his crew decreased from 20 to 12 due to the draft and industrial losses, risking poor spraying and reduced yields next year. His son Captain Paul Ruttencutter was reported ill in Louisville, and he has piloted invasion barges from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
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Point Fleasant
J. Ruttencutter
Mason
Orhart
Industey
Ruttencutter
X Ro
Leyte
Paul Ruttencutter
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Ano
Wille
New Orleans
Milton Lewis Wins in Dairy 4-H Club Project
Milton Lewis Jr. of Charleston won the state title in the Holstein Dairy 4-H Club project and is recommended for national competition. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lewis and operates Spring Hi Dairy Farm. His 4-H record is outstanding, notably in dairy judging.
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Milton Lewis
Point Pleasant
Ninton Lewis, Jr
Charleston
Lewis
Spring Hi
Milton, Rr
Father fined by magistrate in Point Pleasant case
R E Ellis of Jericho Road was fined 25 cents in a local magistrate court for failing to keep two of his sons ages 11 and 14 in school. His family remains in Point Pleasant as Ellis works at a Dunbar rubber plant. Fire department responded to a trash pile fire at 2515 Detterson Ave. Mason County Elementary Principals Association will meet Wednesday, December 15.
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Willard Heagg
Hesson
Hunting
Holiday Point Pleasant
James 5. Hall
Cari "Thomas
Navy
Real Lakes
Star
Nis
Thomasie
Marvin Wartenburg
Hogg St
Yaint Pleasant
R. E. Ellis
Jericho Road
Ell
Dunbar Rubber
Pleasant
Mason County Elementary, Principale’ Association
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