Nelsonville liquor permit suspended for 40 days
The State Board of Liquor Control suspended A. W. Hallett at 48 Hocking St Nelsonville for forty days from Feb 3 to March 13 1944 after evidence showed possession of intoxicating liquors in original containers that had been refilled on Dec 9 1943, violating state law.
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Nelsonville
A. W. Hallett
Hocking St
State Board of Liquor Control
State Board
State Control Board
Details of Program Are Announced For Boy Scout Week
Nelsonville sets February 8 to 14 for Boy Scout Week with Good Turn Day on Feb 8 and a Mahago program on Feb 9 led by First Class Scout Johnson. Feb 10 hosts a Board of Review and rank progress, Feb 11 a Scouters dinner, and Feb 12 Salvage Day to fund camp. Sunday worship and a joint four-troop meeting on Feb 14 conclude events.
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Nelsonville
Kate Ie Sen
Mahago
Johnson
Joelley
Athens
Scouting
Camp Whitlatch
Tom Phone
Clarence Kelly
E. L. Murphy
Troop 65
The
Elks Lodge
Francis D. White
County Advancement
George Fee
Presbyterian Church
York servicemen report arrivals and returns from service
Pfc Delbert Hoskins son of Mr and Mrs William Hoskins Deanville arrived safely in England and wrote his parents of the trip. Pfc Kenneth Harvey returned to Camp Berkeley Texas after a 10 day leave and was promoted to corporal. Pfc Ralph Russell went back to Fort Jackson South Carolina after a 15 day leave with his parents. Two brothers also serve with Oney at Fort Knox Kentucky and James at Fort Bragg California.
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Delbert Hoskins
William Hoskins
Deanville
England
Hay
Ai“Ory
Kenneth Harvey
Camp
Berkeley
Texas
Floodwood
Ralph Russell
Fort Jackson
S. C
Frank Russell
Oney
Fort Knox
James
Fort Bragg
Calif
Prettiest Tracy White Wins Great Lakes Navy Baby Contest
Tracy White an 18 month old daughter of Fireman Second Class Meade Whyte wins the Great Lakes Naval Training Station contest for the Prettiest Baby. She was the sole Ohio entrant and tied with a Chicago boy for prettiest baby of a sailor as over 200 photographs were submitted. Her father serves at the station and mother Mrs. Carmen Whyte lives in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy White
Meade Whyte
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Tracy
Ohio
Chicago
Naval Training Station
Carmen Whyte
Nelsonville
Social notes from Nelsonville church groups and clubs
Nelsonville reports include the General Society of W S C S meeting at 7 p.m. Feb 7 with devotion led by Mrs Thomas Spencer and officers installed. W C T U meets Feb 9 for a Frances Willard program. the Degree of Pocahontas sets a Feb 9 meeting at the WBA Hall. Past Matrons and Patrons host a 6:30 p.m. Feb 9 dinner at the Masonic Temple. and Ruth Circle holds a stewardship meeting Feb 7 with potluck details. Additional items cover the M C T Club gathering hosted by Mrs Grace Lax with prizes. a Business and Professional Women dinner Feb 7 at The Colonial with speakers from Athens and the local Social Security Board. plus extensive personal mentions of residents visiting and visiting guests in town.
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Nelsonville
General Society of
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Thomas Spencer
Phillip Weller
Circle No. 1
Wesley Hawk
Blanche Moorehead, Jr
Masonic Temple
Mable Washburn
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Cecil Shafer
E. J. Kessinger
L. I. Krieg
Kate Edington
Herman Ruble
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial
Tri Psi
Adda MacCombs
Athens
William Martin
Social Security Board
Lena Huddy
Virgene Bumgardner
Marie Hoskins
Nelsonville Fourth War Loan Drive totals and appeal
Nelsonville reports Friday evening subscriptions show Ward 1 447.75 Ward 2 131.25 Ward 3 none Ward 4 993.5, totaling 15043.75 for the township led by E H Koehler. Publicity chairwoman notes 13000 plus still needed, urges complete solicitations, reminders to turn in subs, and cooperation across Athens County for the drive with 11 days left.
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Nelsonville
Doris Pergrin
Blake Mechem
Roy Tomlinson
D. W. Codding
E. H. Koehler
Parker S. Sniffen
Rge Washa
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Athens County
York Township
Nelsonville Girl Scout Council Meets for February Session
The Nelsonville council gathered at Little House for the February meeting with plans for a Deshler-Wallick institute February 22 23 and 24. Mrs Corwin Cookson announced a full Scout and troop committee meeting and a penny march for the Juliette Lowe Memorial Fund.
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Nelsonville
Girl Scout Council
Little House
Deshler-Wallick
Corwin Cookson
Juliette Lowe
Helen Shaw
United States
Girl Scout Organization
Pearl Harbor
Miss Shaw
Fort Wayne
Ind
Joe B. Davis
W. H. Hyde
J. B. Preston
Harry Raden
J. L. Webb
Wilbert Hall
J. W Wood
Harry R. Kelley
Infant Dies in Nelsonville at Six Months
Evangeline Lewis six months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lewis died Saturday at home on Walnut Street after a brief illness. Survived by parents a brother Melvin and four sisters Gloria Wanda Clarice and Fanchion. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. at Stout Funeral Home with burial at Greenlawn. Also a Nelsonville birth notice reports a son born Feb. 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ackison of Walnut Street. Grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Ackison and William Grose.
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Nelsonville
Evangeline Lewis
Aaron Lewis
Walnut St
Melvin
Gloria
Wanda
Clarice
Fanchion
Stout Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Orville Ackison
Ackison
Coonville
William Grose
Nelsonville's old covered bridge and local reminiscences
In this column a visitor recalls Nelsonville's past, meeting W E Peters of Athens and W J Parkas of Nelsonville. They discuss the old covered bridge over the Hocking River, local floods, brick street paving, and a lighthearted note on paying a doctor’s bill.
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C. H. Bartlett
W. E. Peters
Athens
W. J. Parkas
Nelsonville
Peters
Mr. Parks
Hocking River
Parks
Cooper
I. P. Primrose
Dr. Primrose
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Watkins St
Daniel Nelson
James D. Knight
Crabtree Heads to New York for Writers Dinner
Estel Crabtree, who signed another season with the Cincinnati Reds, left for New York City to attend the annual dinner by baseball writers tied to the major league meeting. He plans to return home early this week as training at Bloomfield begins around March 12.
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Nelsonville
Estel Crabtree
Cincinnati
National League Baseball Club
New York City
The
Baseball Writers
Raymond Scott Reported Slightly Improved At Home
Raymond Scott, seriously ill with double pneumonia at his home 616 12 Poplar St in Nelsonville, is reported slightly improved. He was stricken January 26 while working at Curtiss-Wright in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Scott
Poplar St
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Census Finds 3.307 Million Elderly Women in 1930 US
The 1930 census recorded 6,634,000 Americans aged 65 or more. Nearly half were women, totaling 3,307,000. The figures highlight gender distribution among the elderly in the United States.
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United States
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Hilleary's
Radio Service
W. Wash. St. Nels
Esther Cherryholmes
Cherry Beauty Salon
Letha Lou Beauty Salon
W. Cols. St. Nels
York
Valentines the Lady
Lucien
Selong
Cologne
Hollingsworth
Hallmark Valentine
GEM Pharmacy
Drug Store
Pythian Bidg
Nelsonville Social Notes
WCTU
W.C.T.U
P. N. Miller
Chestnut St
Frances Willard
WBA
Lax
Grace Lax
M.C.T. Club
Franklin St
Mae Streets
Gladys Pierce
Minnie Scott
Gertrude Ray
James Silcott
Parkersburg
W. Va
G. J. Putnam
J. M. Hyde
Fort St
Paul Hartley
Michael
Darrell Hartley
Mary Alice
Toledo
Carl Hartley
Jean Ellen Hartley
Oscar Hartley
Becky
David
Corning
Grace Thomas
Jackie Thomas
Logan
Eileen Bishop
Lester Max
Nye Chevrolet
Fayette Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
United
Nelsonville Home & Savings
Tignor Beauty Shop
Eels
Mechems
Western Auto
Westcote
Davis Tires
Warren Robinett
Crabtree
New York
Raymond Scott IN
Jon Holland
Beauty Studio
Betts
Your Store of Friendly Service
W. Wash. St
James R. Wilson
Hyde-Baden
Columbus St
Richard R. Wilson
Pt. Pleasant Stores
Lamb
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