Industrial Arts Teachers Hear Ohio Bell Official
Twenty seven Nelsonville area teachers attended a Southeastern Ohio Industrial Arts Teachers Association dinner. John Koch Ohio Bell commercial manager spoke on the company and guided a site tour of the W Washington Street office and equipment. Kenneth Snider assisted. details covered long distance calls and switching, with next meeting set for Logan on April 9 at Ohio University.
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Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio Industrial Arts
Teachers Association
Franky Downhour
Nelsonville High School
John Koch
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Washington St
Koch
Kenneth’ Snider
Ohio Bell
Lexis
Eryone
Ohio
Industrial Arts
Logan
Ohio University
Fie Snider
Makers of America
Nelspstairs
Switchsonville
Pat Rudd
Nelsonville Women Listen to Mary Cowan on Navajo Indians
Mary Cowan instructor in home economics at Ohio University spoke to about 50 members of the Presbyterian Women’s Association in Nelsonville about the American Indian, focusing on Navajo life at the Ganado Mission Arizona. Her talk used slides and dolls in native dress and was introduced by Margaret Johnson. A rummage sale was announced for St Andrew’s Parish Hall February 11 morning.
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Nelsonville
Mnss
Mary Cowan
Ohio , University
Presbyterian Women’s Assn
Gertrude Neiselwitz
Circles One
Ruth Dauserty
Freda Hallett
C. D. Crawford
Association
Bonn For Troop Support Bonn For Troop Support
The Hy West German government annual meeting reported on club events held in the Methodist Church. The program included a turkey dinner and a short business session led by president Mrs. Harold Koker. Officers elected for October duties include Mrs. J L Evans and other club officers with out-of-town guests in attendance.
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Sane Gadaie
Husbands
Sigil
West Germany
Byister
Harold Koker
J. L. Evans
Margaret Johnson
Victor Oakley
Clyde McDaniel
Leonard Myeribrarian
Frances Scott
Hective Board
D. R. John
J. A. Long
W. W. Warren
Jessieafer
Sylvia Cooley
Maffner
J. L. Webb
D. R. Johnson
Dr. Webb
Mexico
Virginia Dew
Columbus
V. C. Pheiffer
Dover
William Parks
Detroit
Mich
Nelsonville News Briefs Include Police Warning and Blood Drive
Nelsonville city police warn against breaking street lights with stones and will punish juveniles. The Red Cross bloodmobile returned after a busy week with 107 donors and 12 rejected youths. organizers praise turnout despite rain. Other items note visits, fines, and local notices across Nelsonville, Athens, Glouster, and nearby towns.
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Nelsonville
Redguns Cross
Columbus
Rat Bateman
Red Cross
Pro Fram
O. P. Bingham
Sam Jenkins
Richard Klunzman
John ‘Hott
Danville Arrests and Local Social Notes
Danville reports an arrest and jail placement for Mrs. Charles Metheney, with Cecil Fel charged in a related matter. Marie Ste wins prizes amid intoxication concerns. Adra Swick also noted. Truman Hall returns home after hospital stay. Barrett and Jedo activities linked to Christian Wesley Church group meetings. Mrs. Mary McCollum and Herman Grate attend a noon gathering. Alva E Swick and others visit J. F. Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Metheney
Cecil Fel
Jem
Nelsonville
Marie Ste
Ovens
Adra Swick
Truman Hall
Holzer Hospital
Christian Wesley Barrett
Jedo
Mary McCollum
Herman Grate
J. F. Vance
Alva E
95 Pints of Blood Given to Mobile Unit
The blood mobile visited with James Green as custodian and a full team on duty. Nurses on site included Margaret Green Myrtle Tedrow Ruth Daughtery with aides Faye Brmgardner and Patty Locke. Recruiting committee featured Ralph Johnson Louise Sh Foughty Eleanor Hammond Shirley Crothers and Beta Sigma Phi members. Next visit planned for June. Golden Rule Sunday School class of the Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Edna Hill home. Assistants Edith Figgins Lucille Steenrod Marie Weiss. Devotions led by Bernice, program by Ecla Foughty andAnno McCla.
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Schoor Slass
Methodist Church
Edna Hill
Watkins St
Edith Figgins
Lucille Steenrod
Marie Weiss
Bernice
Ecla Foughty
Anno McCla
Dismissed case names and addresses fragment
Partial OCR fragment lists individuals and places including Mrs Arnold Lyons Chauncey Mrs Neal Kyle Liberty Texas John Call Nelsonville Frederick Pierce Nelsonville. The readable text suggests a legal or court notice but lacks a complete action or court details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Lyons
Chauncey
Neal Kyle
Liberty
Texas
John Call
Nelsonville
Frederick’ Pierce
Accident Investigated in Nelsonville Near High School
Nelsonville police investigated a minor rear end style collision in front of the high school involving Parker Sniffen and Otis P. Oxley, both of Nelsonville. Sniffen was backing from a driveway when the Oxley car appeared and was struck. There was minor damage to the Oxley vehicle. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — City
Parker Sniffen
Otis P. Oxley
Nelsonville
Sniffen
Sircle Six To Meet Circle Six at First Methodist Church
Circle Six of the WSCS will meet Tuesday at 7 20 p m in Miss Louise Pearce's Poplar Street home. Mrs Faye Bingman is program leader and Mrs Orlando Howson will lead devotions.
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Sircle
Circle Six
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Louise Pearce
Poplar St
Faye Bingman
Orlando Howson
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