Good Neighbor Night Sponsored by Chauncey Church Class
The Chauncey Church of Christ Men’s Class will host Good Neighbor Night next Monday at 5 pm to clear debris from the Pendergrass fire. Mayor Wadley and Marshal Banfield arrange trucks. participants may arrive later. After cleanup, the group will plan the County Men’s Brotherhood event at Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Pendergrass
Wadley
Marshal Banfield
County Men's Brotherhood
J C Brickles 83 Dies In Grove City Rest Home
Joseph C Brickles 83 of 1595 S Champion Ave Columbus dies Wednesday in a Grove City rest home. A retired rail road conductor for Hocking Valley and C and D Railroads he belonged to Nelsonville Masonic Lodge and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survived by wife Hannah a son Cecil two daughters two stepchildren two brothers and two sisters. Services Saturday 10 am Norris Funeral Home Grove City with graveside at Green Lawn Cemetery 2 pm.
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Nelsonville
Joseph C. Brickles
S. Champion Ave
Columbus
Grove City
Brickles
Hocking Valley
C and D
Nelsonville Masonic Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Hannah
Cecil
Lucy Tobias
Nellie Crooks
Josephine Hunter
William McMordie
Norris Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Sam Shumaker Services Held
Nelsonville Sam Shumaker 73 died at his Junction City home. He was father of Mrs. Harley Cum mans of Junction City. Funeral was at 2 p.m. at the Reformed Church near Bremen. He also leaves daughter Mrs Hershel Horseman of Dayton a son Lloyd Shumaker of Junction City seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. His wife died four years ago.
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Nelsonville
Sam Shumaker
Junction City
Harley Cummans
Fourth St
Reformed Church
Bremen
Cummans
Hershel Horseman
Dayton
Lloyd Shumaker
Shumaker
Covenant Return Set For Church of Christ
The Church of Christ will feature the return of My Covenant with God during Sunday night worship. More than 20 youths received the Covenant last week and three will be baptized. The youth choir will perform special music numbers. The service is open to the public.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Young People’s
Nelsonville Churches Schedule Big Week of Services
Multiple Nelsonville churches outline services for Sunday February 10 with sermons on topics such as Where Is Thy Brother and It Is Enough. Activities include CYF youth events, choir rehearsals, and midweek studies across Epiphany Episcopal First Methodist Baptist Pilgrim Holiness Presbyterian Church of Christ in Christian Union and more.
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Christian — Fort and Short Sts
J. A. Long
Christian Brotherhood
R. B. Hall
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Methodist
Paul M. Niswander
Athens County Ministerial Association
P. M. Niswander
First Baptist
Adams and
Columbus Sts
B. J. Hall
Raymond Simpson
Young Peoples
First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Prospect Night Planned by Elks Club in Nelsonville
The Elks Club in Nelsonville hosts a prospect night and stag party at their lodge tonight with games entertainment and a fish fry. Members are asked to bring a prospective member as a guest.
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Nelsonville
Prospect
Elks
Youth Service Planned at Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge
In morning worship Sunday about 30 youths who received My Covenant with God for study will return their copies during special services at Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Millfield High School Class Meets At Residence
CHAUNCEY The High School Class of the Millfield Church of Christ met Monday night at the home of Carolyn Heffkin. The program led by Rev. Richard Wilcox included stories games and music followed by a discussion on Christianity. Present were Jerry Russell Bill Sanders Isabel Freeman Jeanette Shumway Barbara Hanning Barbara Kidd John Russell Lance Russell Sandra Sanders the hostess and the teacher.
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Chauncey
Millfield Church of Christ
Carolyn Heffkin
Richard Wilcox
Jerry Russell
Bill Sanders
Isabel Freeman
Jeanette Shumway
Barbara Hanning
Barbara Kidd
John Russell
Lance Russell
Sandra Sanders
Library Adds New Nonfiction and Mystery Volumes
Chauncey branch of Athens County library lists new titles across categories. Nonfiction includes Prehistoric America and The Life of Florence Nightingale. mysteries add Four and Twenty Bloodhounds and FBI Story. westerns feature By Rope and Lead and The Mountain Maverick. Hours are 8:30 to 11:30 and 12:33 to 3:30 Monday through Friday. open to public and students.
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Chauncey
Athens County Library
Chauncey-Dover
America
White
Florence Nightingale
Smith
Pistarious
Queen
FBI
Gordon
Rope and Lead
Haycox
Bragg
Tonto Riley
Wells
Stanley
Alcan Road
Henry
Sixteen Attend Chest Clinic in Nelsonville
Sixteen persons from Athens and Hocking Counties attended the Mount St Mary Chest Clinic in Nelsonville. The event was sponsored by the Tuberculosis and Health Associations of Athens and Hocking Counties and funded by Christmas Seals sales. A free small chest x ray is offered to residents of either county, with another clinic set for February 20 at 1 pm in the hospital Health Center.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking
Mount St Mary
Tuberculosis and Health Associations
Brooms Made by the Blind for Sale in Ohio
Brooms crafted by visually handicapped Ohioans, sold by Eastern Star members, have arrived at 454 Chestnut Street in Nelsonville. Mrs. Mabel Washburn, secretary of Eudora Chapter, asks those who ordered to claim them now and urges others to place orders. No profit is taken. all proceeds benefit the blind as part of an Ohio Eastern Star project.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Eastern Star
Mabel Washburn
Chestnut St
Eudora
Birthday Dinner Honors Henry Heffkin
Mrs. Eda Heffkin entertained with a dinner observing her husband Henry Heffkin's birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamrick and daughter Deby Jane of Corning, Miss Carolyn Heffkin, and Mrs. Eda Heffkin.
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Chauncey
Eda Heffkin
Henry Heffkin
Don Hamrick
Deby Jane of
Corning
Carolyn Heffkin
OU Students Spend Holidays At Home
Chauncey Charles Leonard of Ohio University spent the between semester holidays with Bob Sanders at the home of his parents Dr and Mrs C N Sanders. Miss Lucy Muzio, also an Ohio University student, spent the week at her home in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Charles Leonard
Ohio University
Bob Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Lucy Muzio
Millfield
Chauncey Area Residents Attend Funeral in Columbus
Mr and Mrs George Williamson and Mrs Jo Anne Chiki with son Tommy attended the funeral of George Williamson s sister Mrs Robert Hull of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Pearl Clark of Athens were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs George Fitzer.
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George Williamson
Buddy Williamson
Jo Anne Chiki
Tommy
Robert Hull
Columbus
Pearl Clark
Athens
George Fitzer
Earl Worden reported in serious condition in Columbus hospital
Mrs. Elsie Worden Wright of Royal Oak Michigan sent word that her father Earl Daly Worden is in St. Francis Hospital in Columbus in serious condition. The Worden family long lived in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Elsie Worden Wright
Royal Oak Mich
Earl
Daly) Worden
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Motor Vehicle Officials Rate 35 Percent Unfit Drivers
The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators reports about 35 percent of the nation's driving public falls below visual safety standards.
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The
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Vita min B1 supplement ad from Athens Ohio
For frayed nerves stomach trouble and rough skin Vita min B1 is advertised to prevent neuritis when deficient. Solu seals are promoted as a daily diet supplement with claims of better feeling and sleep. 100 tablets cost 2.50 sold at Quick's Drug Store on the way to the post office Athens Ohio. Mail orders promptly filled with 25 cents added for wrap and tax.
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Quick's
Athens
Ohio
Nelsonville Social Notes Class Hears Music Program
The Martha Class of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. James Beard’s Fayette Street home with Mrs. Charles Powers assisting. Carole Albrecht performed piano pieces and a mock wedding was staged. Mrs. Miles Howe won the contest prize.
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Martha
First Methodist Church
James Beard
Fayette St
Charles Powers
Bess Higgins
Miles Howe
Jetter
Mabel Lancaster
Yuma
Ariz
Eastern Star District 25 Holds 28th Annual Meeting
Mrs Pearl Williams and five other officers attended the 28th annual meeting of District 25 in Marietta. Sessions were at the Masonic Temple with many Ohio grand chapter officers present. An invitation to hold the 1953 district meeting in Nelsonville was accepted. About 250 Eastern Star members attended Thursday's session.
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Pearl Williams
Mabel Washburn
Wilmena Mender
Helen Oakley
Myrtle Linscott
Mary FE. Bartlett
Marietta
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ohio Grand Chapter
Nelsonville
Eastern Star
BPW Club Meeting With Students From India and Japan
The Business and Professional Woman's Club meets Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Mrs. Jessie Shafer’s home. Guest speakers Kamala Apparioo of India and Tachihashi Yusaka of Japan will speak after dinner. Committee includes Elizabeth Knox as chair, Serepta Barber, Alice Kunzman, and Pearl.
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Jessie Shafer
E. Franklin Sr
Wit
Kamala Apparioo
India
Tachihashi Yusaka
Japan
Ohio University
Elizabeth Knox
Serepta Barber
Alice Kunzman
Pearl
Queen Esther Class Hosts Dinner at First Methodist Church
The Queen Esther Class met Tuesday at 6 30 p m in church social rooms for a pot luck supper for 25 members and 7 guests. Hostesses were Regina Miller Etta Dyson and Hazel Bean with devotions led by Roberta Carter. Lila Abel won the traveling prize. other prizes went to Alice Hall Mary Davis Ruth North Nancy Duvall and Birdie Elliott.
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Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Regina Miller
Etta Dyson
Hazel Bean
Roberta Carter
Lila Abel
Alice Hall
Mary Davis
Ruth North
Nancy Duvall
Birdie Elliott
Circle To Meet Clark Elliott Circle 2
WSCS of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Eva Davis home on E Columbus St Members are asked to bring quilt blocks
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Clark Elliott
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Eva Davis
E. Columbus St
Court Hears Patrol Cases In Nelsonville Court
The State Highway Patrol filed two cases heard by Mayor Paul Galvin. Joseph Mesaros of Glouster pleaded guilty to operating an overloaded truck and paid 25 dollars plus costs. Robert Leroy Rosser of Logan was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding after pleading guilty. Thomas F. Ward near Athena pleaded guilty to ignoring a stop sign and paid 10 dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Paul Galvin
Joseph Mesaros
Glouster
Robert Leroy Rosser
Logan
Thomas F. Ward
Near Athena
Dismissed Names Listed Across Ohio Towns
Disposition summary notes individuals including Mary B. Siddle Nelsonville Mrs Aaron McDonald Carbon dale William Frazee Chauncey and Thomas Perry Nelsonville involved in a route related matter.
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Mary B. Siddle
Nelsonville
Aaron McDonald
Carbondale
William Frazee
Chauncey
Thomas Perry
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