Bloodmobile Delivers 49 Pints during Red Cross Visit
In Nelsonville the Columbus Blood Center Bloodmobile collected 49 pints from 60 registrants at the First Methodist Church. Dr. Charlotte Winneman led the day with four nurses and two custodians, plus four local doctors on shifts. Officials note a 1951 Athens County schedule with a Jan 8 visit planned and 20 visits anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wheaton
Julien M. Goodman
J. L. Webb
Treva Shaw
Alice Kelso
Paul Niswander
Oral Daugherty
W. H. Hyde
James Shumaker
Bessie Bland
Jack Haffner
Dan Shay
Ray Ashby
Edgar Stedwill
James D. Knight
Adda Neikirk
John Hoffman
Henry Lancaster
Carl “Oakley
R. Bh. Hamill
John Galvin, Jr
Columbus Center
Athens County
Ellen Biddle
Red Cross Chapter
Pupils Plan Yule Program at Tuppers Plains Olive-Orange
Pupi ls plan a Christmas program at the Tuppers Plains Olive-Orange grade school. The operetta The Magic Bell will be shown Thursday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Junior High singers, the high school orchestra, and the High School Girls Glee Club will perform Christmas music under Maxine Whitehead's direction.
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Tuppers Plains
Olive- Orange
Maxine Whitehead
Sunday School Presents Christmas Play Why the Chimes Rang
Nelsonville Methodist Church Sunday School will present its annual Christmas program Wednesday evening at the church. The play Why the Chimes Rang will be performed by young people of the congregation with songs recitations and participation from all Sunday school departments beginning with the kindergarten.
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Nelsonville
The
Methodist Church
Active Civic Leader Home of Physician
Nelsonville home of Dr. I. P. Primrose highlights a Civil War veteran who became a leading northern Athens County physician, real estate developer, and civic figure. The article tracks his military service, medical career, and public roles, plus connections to the Alderman family and local institutions.
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Nelsonville
I. P. Primrose
Athens County
Primrose
Old Straitsville
Perry County
Muskingum County
Somerset
Straitsville
Nichodemus Hafford
31St Ohio Infantry
36Th
Ohio National Guard
Starling Medical College
Columbus
Board of Health
Ohio
Athens County Medical Society
Athens
College St
City Hall
T. R. Biddle
D. H. Biddle
John Riley
Charity Group Will Check Basket Lists
Nelsonville community Christmas Charity committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Kreppel building headquarters to check lists for Christmas baskets. Distribution extends to Hocking Valley Festival towns, demanding more meat groceries clothing shoes and toys. collections at City Hall. Santa Claus visits Nelsonville this week. stores stay open late.
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Nelsonville
Kreppel
W. Columbus St
Homer Adams
Adams
City Hall
Santa Claus
Club Holds Yale Party in Red Men's Hall
NELSONVILLE The York Township Roosevelt Club hosted its annual Christmas dinner and party at Red Men's Hall on Sunday. About 100 attendees ate at 1 p.m. and enjoyed a post dinner entertainment, with Mrs. Margaret Herrold as dinner chair. A gift exchange occurred and club matters were discussed. Calvin Lanning chaired plans for next year’s party with the executive committee. The text notes a design of a human skull on the back of the death's head moth.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Roosevelt Club
Red Men’s Hall
Charles Dorst
Margaret Herrold
Calvin Lanning
War Time Emergency Controls Roll Of Assembly Lines in Washington
War time controls roll rapidly as Charles E. Wilson leads a drive to maximize wartime production. A manpower board begins recruiting labor while auto wage and price plans draw auto industry protests. NPA considers severe copper and cobalt curbs, with aluminum cuts ahead, as rubber use hits a October record despite ceilings.
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Washington
New York
Washington Assembly Line
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Co
Dallas
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Production Authority
NPA
Commerce Department
Department
Birth at Mount St. Mary Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Levering
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Levering of Nelsonville. Other entries show admissions for Bertha Boling and Alma Smith of Murray City, Jerry Joe North of Nelsonville, Jessie Smith of Carbon Hill, and dismissals for Burgie Dowler of New Marshfield Route 1 and John Hartley of New Marshfield, plus Catherine Kouri and Homer Allen of Logan.
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Bertha Boling
Murray City
Alma Smith
Jerry Joe North
Nelsonville
Jessie Smith
Carbon Hill
Burgie Dowler
New Marshfield
John Hartley
Catherine Kouri
Logan
Homer Allen
Red Men To Donate To Christmas Project
Nelsonville Red Men plan Christmas basket donations of food clothing toys and money. Members are asked to bring contributions to the Kill Eagle tribe meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m or leave at the club room. A fish fry will follow the session. Installation of officers for the new year will take place at the first January meeting.
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Nelsonville
Kill Eagle Tribe
Club Dinner Marks Christmas Social For Business Girls
The Christian church Women’s Business Girls class met in the church social rooms Thursday evening for a Christmas dinner. Mrs Frances Steenrod hosted at her W Washington Street home after the dinner. Mrs Margaret Howe led the business session and Mrs Margaret Huddy headed the program. After the gift exchange a dessert course was served.
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The
Christian Church
Frances Steenrod
W. Washington St
Margaret Howe
Margaret Huddy
Steenrod
Local notices list regional move ins and visits across towns
George W. Fisher spent a weekend with his parents in Columbus. Mr and Mrs George Harris moved to Middleport. Mr and Mrs Walter Grueser of Pomeroy visited relatives in the area. Edward Grindley moved to a newly purchased home from Clifford Rhodes. Eleanor and Jean Robson visited their uncle and aunt in Middleport. Theodore Grueser hosted guests from Forest Run and Bradford Maag. Linnie Rummel returned from Jacksonville. Anna Custer and Marcella and Caroline Brown of Columbus stayed several days here. Charles Grueser is moving from Mescher property to Edward Foster property in Pomeroy. Phillip Joseph has been inducted into the armed forces. William Russell and Wayne Gruser visited Parker sburg with Mrs. Clara Grueser. Edna Wiggins also part of local movements.
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Minersville
George W. Fisher
Columbus
Paul Fisher
George Harris
Middleport
Walter Grueser
Pomeroy
Grueser
Adolph Grueser
Edward Grindley
Clifford Rhodes
Eleanor
Jean Robson
William Robson
Theodore Grueser
Edmond Grueser
Forest Run
Bradford Maag
Linnie Rummel
Lula Mills
Jacksonville
Anna Custer
Marcella
Caroline Brown Columbus
Charles Grueser
Mescher
Edward Foster
George Hobstetter
Phillip Joseph
William Russell
Wayne
Clara Grueser
Parkersburg
Edna Wiggins
King George VI’s church ties shift by border in Scotland
In England he is noted as an Episcopalian and upon crossing into Scotland he is regarded as Presbyterian, reflecting separate established churches in each country and the border’s religious implications.
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England
George VI
Tweed
Scotland
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Red Cross
UCI
Government
R. E
Mac’ McCammon
Mgr
Berry Hotel
George Appleman
Pomeroy Office
E. Bickert
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H. Harris
Yale Party
Altmans
Athens, Ohio
Stardust
Ka Star
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Reginald Levering
SATIN
Theatre
King Solomon's Mines
Joel McCrea
Drew Stockwell
Magazine
Quick's
Cannon Mills
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