Operation of New Social Security Board in Nelsonville Explained
Edward S. Broughton outlined the new Social Security field office in Nelsonville serving Athens Hocking Meigs Gallia and Vinton counties. The office handles applications account numbers wage records and claims for old age and survivors insurance with about 400 field offices nationwide. A Feb 16 American Building meeting hosted by the Retail Merchants Association will brief local groups on the program.
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Nelsonville
Social Security Board
Rotary Club
Edward S. Broughton
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Gallia
Vinton
Zanesville
Broughton
American Building
Retail Merchants Association
Pastor To Preside At Special Services
Nelsonville reports weekly devotion services led by Rev. Lawrence Crawford Butler at 7 o'clock tonight at the Church of Christ. Tonight's meditation centers on The Holy Spirit to Come. Each Wednesday until Easter Rev. Burton leads discussions on The Holy Spirit in Christ The Holy Spirit in History The Holy Spirit and Evil The Holy Spirit and Prayer The Holy Spirit in Us and The Holy Spirit The Comforter.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Lawrence Crawford Butler
Burton
New Plymouth Social Notes
Local residents attend funeral events and visitations in New Plymouth and nearby towns. Names include Ben Allen Cambridge, Velern Fuller, Milton Bay, Gertrude Bay, Josephine Bay, Thelma Bardain, Jennie Finney, and many Bay family members with distances listed from Athens Chillicothe Newark and more. Carries notes of hospital stays transfers and a GE employee first aid training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Ben Allen
Cambridge
Finney
James Winters
Logan
LaVern Fuller
Gertrude Bay
Allie Bay
Milton Bay
Carl Turner
General Electric Company
Circleville
W. H. McDaniel
Little Hocking
Josephine Bay
Greendale School
Cherrington Hospital
Lew Backus
Madge
Columbus
Ivan Miller
Litle
Donnie Ray
Haydenville
Gale Marsh
Parkersburg
Earle Heinlein
M. E. Church
F. O. Stout
Edwin Warthman
Minnie Warthman
Grant Hospital
Warthman
Thelma Bardain
Gertrude
Jennie Finney
Ralph Bay
Athens
Charles Bay
Clara Edgington
Rufus Bay
Chillicothe
Vance Bay
Bert Nixon
Sterling
Wade Scott
Londonderry
Mary Bay Meade
Newark
Emerson Poston
Heydenville
John Collins
Josephine
Paul Monks
Blanche England
Nettie Milhon
J. D. McKinley
Earle Bay
McArthur
Flora Campbell
Etta Hughes
Hamden
Everett Turner
Nelsonville
Need Clothing for Smaller Children
Mrs. Tessie Cavanaugh, school nurse in Nelsonville, requests clothing for younger children. There is an over-supply of adult and high school garments but a shortage of items for the youngest students. Underwear, shirts, and boys pants are needed. donations may be taken to the nurse’s room in the high school.
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Nelsonville
Tessie Cavanaugh
Loyal Women's Class elects new officers in Nelsonville
Fifteen members and one guest attended a Loyal Women's Class gathering hosted by Mrs. J. J. Otis at her home. A potluck dinner was served. Hostess received gifts for her birthday. New officers include Blanche Juni per president Adda James first vice president Belle White second vice president and Charles McManaway secretary treasurer.
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Nelsonville
J. J. Otis
Loyal Women's
Church of Christ
Blanche Juniper
Adda James
Belle White
Charles McManaway
Sadie Steenrod
Sam Nease
Arthur Ingram
Allie Dilcher
Ida Rosser
Asa Hammond
Adda Jones
Pearl Keefer
Blanche Barrows
Bertha Ingram
Hyla Harrold
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Event at Beard Home
Mrs James Beard assisted by Mrs C L Stout will host a Friday evening gathering for Cosmopolitan Club members at the Beard residence on Fayette Street.
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James Beard
C. L. Stout
Cosmopolitan Club
Beard
Fayette St
Rainbow Class to Meet at Elizabeth Hall Thursday
The Rainbow Class of the Church of Christ will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Hall Thursday night at 7:30 o clock.
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The
Church of Christ
Elizabeth Hall
Drapers Return Home After Visit To Nelsonville Right
Mr and Mrs T O Draper conclude a week long visit with Mr and Mrs Ben Syx of Deanville and other relatives in Nelsonville and depart this morning for their New Jersey home.
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T. O. Draper
Ben Syx
Deanville
Nelsonville
New Jersey
Nelsonville benefit party at Spray Hall Thursday
W E A review holds a benefit party in Spray Hall on Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock to aid the association.
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Nelsonville
W. E. A. Review
Spray Hall
Legion Seeks To Complete Debt Payment
Nelsonville Glenford Dugan Post 225 American Legion will hold a meeting tonight with all members to hear a debt committee report on paying off the mortgage. Funds will be raised this month and a banquet is planned for late February or early March if the mortgage is cleared. The meeting will move to basement rooms due to another group using the building.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Ice Men To Meet Strong Athens Five
Nelsonville. Covert Icemen aim for their twelfth win at the high school gym as they face a strong Athens quint made up of former Athens High School stars and Ohio University players. The Icemen already beat Battery C this year. A preliminary features Dewey Whayte's All-Stars against New Marshfield at 7 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Icemen
Athens Quint
Athens
Ohio University
Icers
Battery C
Dewey Whayte
New Marshfield
NELSONVILLE FAMILY M travels after death of Janet Whaley
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cuckler returned from Darwin after Janet Whaley the youngest daughter of Tracy Whaley and her husband died suddenly last Saturday. Tracy Whaley and daughter June remain ill at home.
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Nelsonville
J. H. Cuckler
Darwin
Janet Whaley
Janet
Tracy Whaley
Mr. Whaley
June
Marriage Meddlers in Sag Harbor Playhouse
Madge Graham revises a scene to give Olivia a small harp part as a house guest. Mary Veritten approves to safeguard her leading role and to keep Noel from opposing the plan. Noel fears harm to Mary, while Aunt Madge and Mary plot to smooth over potential friction and win the approval of Mary's father.
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Philip Veritzen
Madge Graham
Sag Harbor Farm
Princess Olina
Mary Veritten
Olina
Mary
Noel
Olivia
Madge
Auntie
Aged Widow Dies in York
Mrs. Charlotte Dishong age 87 died this morning at her son Harrys home near Connett where she had lived ten years. Survived by many children and grandchildren the funeral is set for Friday at Connett Church with burial in Connett cemetery. Her husband John Dishong had died 21 years ago.
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Nelsonville
Charlotte Dishong
Harry
Connett
John Dishong
Stout
Morris
Powhatan
Catherine Hoodlett
New Straitsville
Maude Breese
Williard
George Williams
Sam
R.F.D
John
Canton
Samuel Spencer
Doc
Logan
Thomas
Pearce Spencer
Legion Sponsors Program For Glouster PTA Monday
Mrs Edda Clark Athens County president of the WCTU spoke at the Glouster union meeting noting dry areas count and funding for 1940. She reported Ohio WCTU membership at 22971 with 88987.36 local share and rapid growth with 3000 new members monthly.
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Ohio
Maude Williams
F. D. Kinney
Clark
Athens
Polly Blower
Santa Anna
Calif
F. G. Boroff
Iva Pedicord
C. L. Eddy
Sheila Eddy
C. A. Bingman
Williams
Kinney
Emma Easier
A. A. Gessell
C. F. Wallace
W. W. Leadbetter
John Bulloch
R. B. Smith
Esta Cunningham
McArthur Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
McArthur social notes record visits and illnesses including Mrs. Mary Kreager arriving from Jersey City to visit brother L. W. Horton. Misses Wrightsel of Columbus with their parents. Mrs. G H O Shaughnessy ill. John L Weber and Hazel Wareheim visiting in Cleveland. Joan Herrold hospitalized in Columbus for ear infection. Dale Chappelear and Lois Jones guests of Virginia Chappelear. Cliff Swaim and Harvey Sage visiting Athens. Mrs. Luther Porter from Vinton with her mother. Maude Swaim Neale returning to Detroit after visiting. Dr. Erminnie Hill Smallwood's death prompted trip. William Rittenhouse ill at home. Mrs. Arthur Bryan Alyce Lockard from Cleveland weekend visitor.
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McArthur
Mary Kreager
Jersey City
New Jersey
L. W Horton
Margaret
Betty Wrightsel
Columbus
Frank Wrightsel
Geraldine Wrightsel
G. H. O’shaughnessy
John L. Weber
Hazel Wareheim
Margaret Weber
Cleveland
Joan Herrold
McArthur High School
White Cross Hospital
Dale Chappelear
New Lexington
Lois Jones
New Straitsville
Virginia Chappelear
Cliff Swaim
Lincoln
Nebraska
Harvey B. Sage
Athens
Luther Porter
Vinton
Frances Weisenberger
Maude Swaim Neale
Detroit
Erminnie Hill Smallwood
William Rittenhouse
Arthur Bryan
Alyce Lockard
Scenic Ohio shown in high school films program
The February PTA meeting in Glouster featured Sohio Company films titled Let's Explore Ohio highlighting pioneers in the Northwest Territory Ohio industries and state fair activities. The program praised Earl Morris and included a $13.17 tax coupon return.
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Glouster — American Legion
PTA
Sohio Company
Ohio
Northwest Territory
C. F. Danford
American Legion
Earl Morris
H. Dennison
Bennett and Williams
Bible Published in 723 Languages and Dialects
A report notes the Bible is now published in 723 languages and dialects, reflecting widespread translation efforts. It highlights the growing reach of scripture across diverse regions and linguistic communities worldwide.
Junior Class to Stage Three Moss Roses Play Thursday
GLOUSTER The Junior Class of GHS promotes their play Three Moss Roses to be performed Thursday night at 8 in the high school auditorium. The stage has been redecorated by the class, with booths by the girls set for a charity bazaar. A grade school matinee was held Tuesday and another at the high school this afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Gilbert Smith
Daladier
Bill Campbell
Dorothy Lowren
Catherine Kouri
Betty Wright
Delores Mendez
Glouster
GHS
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Piles Relief
An advertisement claims over a million dollars is spent yearly on pile remedies and touts Peterson's Ointment as soothing and fast acting. It sells 135¢ per box and 600 in a tube with applicator, with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Peterson
Widow Hester Nixon Terrel Dies in Jacksonville
Mrs. Hester Nixon Terrel widow of Frank Terrel formerly of Maxville died at Rev. H O Davis home in Jacksonville Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock. Burial will follow in Terrel Cemetery at Webb Summit.
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Jacksonville
Hester Nixon Terrel
Frank Terrel
Maxville
H. O. Davis
Terrel
Webb Summit
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Athens Messenger
New Social Security Board
Nelsonville Social Notes
Will Entertain
Adele Garrison
Oliva
Wurre LoaFi
Brassey
F. J. Beasley Co
Norway
U.S.S.R
Sweden
Finland
Sortavala
Mannerheim Line
Viipuri
York
Rothwell
Gertrude Pride
H. F. Kittle
Garden Club
O. L. Easley
Ross Wright
Norma Powers
Progressive Study Club
Ernest Williams
Front St
Hazel Janchius
John S. Blower
Beulah Bennett
M. M. Bryson
Lalla Danford
Sam Dunnett
E. L. Jones
H. L. Janchius
Eva Kientz
Grace Ochs
Carl M. Pico
J. F. Anderson
W. R. Drury
Ruth Watkins
Earl Faires
Eleanor Anderson
Gerald Cunningham
Santa Anita
Donald Con O'conne
He Een
March of Time
Ewe Ec
Mr Smith Goes Teen
Stewart
Palace
Luckoff
J. Wolf, Jr
J. McAllister
L. Trainer
Bob Clark
G. Thompson
Z. Marquis
Palace Theatre
D. Price
Chas. Clark
Ady
C. D. Shafer Co
Coats
Boc
Bomen Mere
Mechem
Mechems Shoe
Columbus St
S. Court St. Athens
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