Nelsonville Launches First Community Chest Drive
Nelsonville opens its first Community Chest campaign with a $2,200 goal to be met during the week. Chairman R W Parks leads 45 district canvassers while E Paul Cotton of Athens reviews past drives. Local clergy and officials speak at the Girl Scout Little House as mothers serve refreshments.
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Nelsonville
R. W. Parks
Little House
Monroe St
E. Paul Cotton
Athens
William George
Charles A. Freer
E. J. Arnold
Edward Sharp
Scouts Hold City Election At Camp Nelson
About 40 Boy Scouts from Troops 63 64 and 66 gathered at Camp Nelson recreation hall after a city mobilization call from Francis Kouri service director and Scoutmaster of Troop 63. District Commissioner Arch Knowlton opened the event with a warning to all city scouts and the election board led the civic vote. Lieutenant Bill Hickman former mayor addressed the group and praised their work while plans were announced for a free picture show next Friday. Troop 66 meets tonight at West School and candidates should bring cards. Troop 63 members hiked through Happy Hollow Sunday led by Harold Figley.
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Nelsonville
Camp Nelson Recreation Hall
Francis Kouri
Arch’ Knowlton
Camp Nelson
Election Board
W. D. Mender
Harold Figley
Donald Sanders
Robert Johnson
Bill Hickman
Knowlton
Troop 66
West School
Troop 63
Arold Figley
Happy Hollow
Four Fined in Mayor Court. unsafe driving and intoxication
Nelsonville reports Oscar Oliver charged with unsafe motor vehicle operation was fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty in Mayor C. G. Dew's court. Emmett Vanfossen Buchtei Newt McCumber Spice Lick and McCollum pleaded guilty to intoxication charges and were fined 5 dollars plus costs. the latter also pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oscar Oliver
State Highway Patrol
C. G. Dew
Emmett Vanfossen
Buchtei
Newt McCumber
Spice Lick
McCollum
Joan Hartley
Collision damages two cars near Nelsonville
Automobiles driven by William Arbaugh and William Hall in this city were involved in a collision west of town Saturday. Arbaugh sustained a cut lip. Both vehicles sustained damage.
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Nelsonville
William Arbaugh
William Hall
Arbaugh
Perry County Court Notes Highlight Local Trials and Transfers
District court actions include the divestment of claims by Goldie Wingo and Josephine Wynema Ly cans in Harrison Township, and a judge sustaining a demurrer in Boyd County related to Mary P. Lee. County business covers WPA funds, relief efforts, and road repairs, plus divorce and probate filings, marriages, and notable realty transfers across Perry and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Goldie Wingo
Josephine Wynema
John E. Weiland
Perry County
Columbus
Registration Bureau
Fred Barnett
David Mason
William Boswell
Andrew Wilson
Alfred Altman
Monroe Township
George Noon
Leon Humphrey
R. L. McDonald
Pike Township
Ernest Studer
Eli Clark
R. E. Kishler
Jackson Township
Amanda Wilson
George Howdyshell
Mondaycreek
W. C. Ridenour
H. E. Klinger
Oscar Ridenour
Luke Swinehart
Hopewell
Owen Mohler
Carl Courson
Oscar Anspach
Charles Wilson
Don Burchard
Newark
J. W. Drumm
Somerset
Delmar Helwig
Sutton
Helwig
Edward Latta
Betty Brown
Corning
R. E. Davis
Mansfield
Marion Wheeler
Hopewell Township
Earl Darby
South Zanesville
Geneva Gump
Mr. Perry
Bethel Adkins
Common Pleas Court
William Adkins
Helen Martha Allen
Gerald Allen
Amanda Munyan
Walter Munyan
Vera V. Woods
Crooksville Rt. 2
Ora Woods
Muskingum
Betty Jane Oeneato Curtis Davis
U. S. McGonagle
Common Pleas
Leslie Murdock
Edith Murdock
Hattie E. Mathews
Julia Anquich
Mary E. Smith
Allen J. Smith
Nina Holden
County Recorder
Pleasant
Pike
Moxahala Coal Co
David J. Lewis
Coleman and Company
Chute and Canning
George C. Ermich
Farmers Co-operative Store Co
Colt
Mme
Parked Car Robbed Near High School
An automobile owned by Glen Thomas was stolen from a lot near the high school on Fayette Street in Nelsonville Friday night. A raincoat, shirt, and tie were reported stolen with the car.
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Nelsonville
Glen Thomas
Fayette St
Dup ler Returns Home After Hospital Appendectomy
Danny Duper returns to his Nelsonville home from University Hospital Columbus where he had an appendectomy. He is recovering satisfactorily and friends may call.
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Nelsonville
Danny Dupler
University Hospital, Columbus
Juniors Beat Logan in Logan by 168 Pins in Sunday Match
The Nelsonville Juniors defeated Logan Junior 168 pins in Logan on Sunday marking their second win over Logan after a home victory. They led all games 38 35 and 97 pins at finish with Donald Bumgartr top with 192 and 541. The high school mixed doubles elimination starts tonight with Patton and White facing Carter and Howe at 4 and Murphy and Hoch facing Linton and Reeves at 5.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Donald Bumgartr
R. Patton
F. White
B. Carter
M. J. Howe
L. Murphy
I. Hoch
M. Linton
F. Reeves
Young People Hear Talk by Campbell at Epworth League
In Nelsonville the Methodist Church Epworth League met Sunday evening with coach Carl Campbell speaking on "Clean Living." Special music included a Charles Evans solo. Sam Howe and Betty Snackenburg organized it. Mary Jane Howe presided as group president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Carl Campbell
Charles Evans
Sam Howe
Betty Snackenburg
Mary Jane Howe
Clerks to Meet Nelsonville Union Tonight at 7 30
Retail clerks will hold an important meeting tonight at 7 30 in the K of P Hall. The gathering aims to discuss union matters and organize next steps for bargaining and collective action.
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Nelsonville
Union
K. of P. Hall
Junior Order Benefit Party Set for Tuesday Night
The Will Give Party Nexsonville sponsors a benefit event at 10 C F Hall Tuesday night at 8 o clock. Proceeds go to support local community efforts and reach residents seeking assistance.
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Nexsonville
Junior Order
10.C.F. Hall
Elks Ladies Host Potluck and Bridge Night
Elks ladies plan a potluck and bridge at the Elks Club on Wednesday evening February 12 at 7 30. All Elks ladies are invited to attend.
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Nelsonville
Elks
Elks Club
Nelsonville elects Scout Mayor Bob Bateman at Camp Nelson
Senior Patrol Leader Bob Bateman of Troop 66 was elected as the Scout Mayor of Nelsonville during a Saturday night gathering at Camp Nelson. Troop 66 swept most city posts, with James Seward of Troop 64 winning the first ward council seat and Charles Whyte becoming city solicitor.
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Nelsonville
Bob Bateman
Troop
Camp Nelson
United States
Troop 66
James Seward
Donald Mender
Paul Midkiff
Verl Ogg
John Katzenback
Donald Jonas
Bill Schmitter
Bill Forbes
Kenneth Hulme
Charles Whyte
Bob Wilson
Bob Brown
Rodney Jonas
Bateman
Bateman Injured at Kimberly Mine in Nelsonville
Robert Bateman of Nelsonville employed at the Kimberly Mine was severely injured this morning when caught between two mine cars. He suffered a broken collar bone and was taken for medical care. X rays were taken. He was later returned to his home on M. St. E. near Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Robert Bateman
Kimberly
Bateman
Nelsonville Social Notes Feb. meetings and events
Nelsonville group notices list the Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club meeting on Feb 11 at 7 30 pm with new members to be received and ceremony plans. M M Club hostesses hosted a Friday gathering with prizes and birthday gifts. next Willing Workers Class gathering set for Feb 13 with a Valentine exchange.
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Nelsonville
M. M. Club
Lucille Steenrod
Minnie Scott
Meade Dempster
Mildred Frank
Goldin Craig
Lillian Young
Gen. Hilleary
Church of Christ
Lena Shaffer
Poplar St
Anna Pospichal
Nelsonville Family Is Defeated Sunday in Bowling Match
In a Sunday afternoon city league clash at local drives, Glouster's Wolf team upset Nelsonville's Howe squad. Ralph Howe led men with 232 and 628 series while Dorothy Howe Shearer topped women with 485. Sara Wolf led women with 180. Jim Wolf paced the visitors with 619. Neimans meet Beasleys at 8 tonight.
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Nelsonville
Glouster
Wolf
Howe
Ralph Howe
Dorothy (Howe) Shearer
Sara Wolf
Jim Wolf
Neimans
Beasleys
Funeral services for Robert Grimes held at Mt Harmon church
Sharpsburg notes funeral services on Sunday February 2 for Robert Grimes life long resident with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Reverends Clarence Bennington and Charles P Taylor officiated. The column also records visits and guests among local families including B E Armstrong Harry Aldridge Dale Canonville and others.
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Sharpsburg
Robert Grimes
Mt. Harmon Church
Clarence Bennington
Union Furnace
Charles P. Taylor
Harry Aldridge
Dale
Canaonville
B. E. Armstrong
Marietta
Carlos Harris
McDougal
Howard Harris
Lucy Huffman
Deanville
G. W. Hanson
Polly Armstrong
Marquaret Tigner
Glouster
Betty Armstrong
Wolf Family Team Triumphs Over Howe Family in Nelsonville
In a special match at Nelsonville the Wolf Family team defeated the Howe Family. A Sunday trip to Crooksville ended in defeat by a total of 160 pins. Individual score highlights include a 213 single and a 569 three game total for Price.
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Howe
Crooksville
Price
Glouster Social Notes Honors Nagle Birthday
Sophia Nagle hosted a Sunday family dinner at Glouster for her son Sanford Nagle of Columbus with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Nagle and Ronnie, and Mr. Roy Knight and Barbara Delores. Mrs. Burnelle left for Washington to attend a national Children of the American Revolution board meeting and a Sulgrave Club dinner for national president Mrs. Kerr, staying with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jones.
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Glouster
Sophia Nagle
Sanford
Columbus
Sanford Nagle
Ronnie
Roy Knight
Barbara
Delores
Lowell E. Burnelle
Washington, D. C
The
Children of the American Revolution
Sulgrave Club
J. M. Kerr
Washington
Burnelle
J. S. Jones
Weekend Social Guests Visit Homes Across Town
Miss Rose Mary Camp of Murray City spent the weekend with Miss Charlene Webb. Mr and Mrs W R Yaw of Wa beek Farm Pontiac Mich hosted Mr and Mrs J W Yaw’s son and daughter in law. Robert Emrick of Columbus visited his mother Mrs Frank Emerick. Mrs Elizabeth Chute hosted Ce cilia of Columbus and Andrew with Theresa Tenner of Cleveland. Mrs F T Graves of Belle W Va visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Yocum. J E Anderson hosted son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Eugene Seaman of Columbus. Friday guests in Ernest Byers home included Gene Grimes and Charles Hill Bernice Goodman and Max Ray from Ringgold area.
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Rose Mary Camp
Murray City
Charlene Webb
W. R. Yaw
Wabeek Farm
Pontiac
Mich
Yaw
J. W. Yaw
Robert Emrick
Columbus
Frank Emerick
Elizabeth Chute
Cecelia
Andrew
Theresa Tenner
Cleveland
F. T. Graves
Belle
W. Va
Frank Yocum
Broad St
J. E. Anderson
Eugene Seaman
Ernest Byers
Gene Grimes
Charles Hill
Bernice Goodman
Max Ray
Ringgold
Glouster Eyes Rival Jacksonville Trimble Tuesday Night
Glouster hosts Jacksonville Trimble Cardinals in a high stakes clash after last week's defeat by the Scarlet and Gray Tom Cats. The long standing rivalry heightens expectations and fan interest for this season's showdown.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Trimble Cardinals
Scarlet and Gray Tom Cats
William Jackson Relapses After Hospital Return
William Jackson of Glouster Rt. 3, who was brought home from White Cross Hospital, has suffered a relapse. His brother J. E. Jackson of Rutland, will assist Roy and Samuel in caring for him, after being called on Sunday.
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Glouster
William Jackson
Rt. 3
White Cross Hospital
J. E. Jackson
Rutland
Roy
Samuel
Kasler Infant Dies Sunday
Richard Leroy Kasler, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kasler of Beaumont, died Sunday while visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Richard West at Union. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 at the West residence with burial in Hilltop Cemetery. He is survived by his parents two siblings Betty Lou and Johnny and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. West Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Easler and great grandparents Mrs. Charles Coleman and Mrs. Nora Dunn.
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Nelsonville
Richard Leroy
Wallace Kasler
Beaumont
Richard West
Union
West
Hilltop
Betty Lou
Johnny
Sanford Easler
Charles Coleman
Nora Dunn
PTA To Meet Tonight At Buchtel High School
The Buchtel York PTA will meet in the high school auditorium at 7 30 p m. Principal Glen Hanes and president Mrs Collins organized an interesting program for members.
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PTA
Buchtel School
BUCHTEL — _ Buchtel- York P.T.A
Glen Hanes
Collins
Mrs. Susan Leach 85 Dies in Lancaster
Mrs. Susan Leach age 85 of Glouster died at her son Nathaniel Leach’s home in Lancaster on Wednesday evening. Survived by husband Charles Leach four sons Fred Leach Charles Jr Parker two daughters Goldie Lyle and Kia Parks and siblings Edward Vore and Mrs Herbert Colley. Funeral at Sanders Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery Lancaster. Attending from Glouster were Fred Leach Brose and Bernard Leach Leonard Leach Mrs Miles Crawford Wade Parks Nile Parks and Rolland Higgins.
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Glouster
Susan Leach
Fred Leach
Nathaniel Leach
Lancaster
Charles Leach
Charles
Millenbeck
Parker
Rushville
Goldie Lyle
Zanesville
Kia Parks
Columbus
Herbert Colley
Edward Vore
Arles
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Community Chest
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South Seas
Royal Australian Navy
Emirau Island
Rangitane
Toole 7Umor
Henry Fonda
Dorothy Lamour
Linda Darnell
Guy Kibbee
Jane Darwell
John Carradine
Ted North
Roscoe Ates
Ben Carter
Henry King
Fes
Jan Garber and His Orchestra
F.W. Roseboom
Bank of Corning Co
Priscilla Toth
Alex Rose Toth
Alex and
Rose Toth
Thomas H. Bailey
Marie Sutherland Conaway
Gerald B. Conaway
Washington Brown
G. E. Frash
Estella Frash
Emmett Frash
Margaret I. Ball
Dwight B. Ball
Morton Irvin
Mable H. Irvin
United States of America
Salt Lick
M. V. Shahan
Carl Ray
Everlyn Ray
North Addition
Nelsonville Juniors
Bumgarner
H. Kimble
Chapman
F. Barber
Francisco
Struble
Seeene
Martin Oeence
Starcher Oee
Jorgansmire
Campbell
Nelsonville Social Notes
Det. Howe
D. Howe
Ri Howe
Joe Wolf, Sr
Anna M. Wolf
Ed Wolf
Electic
Wolf Family
Howes
G. Wolf
J. Zimmer
E. Wolf
Crooksville— Pettitoneness
C. Price
Annie
Horn
Benhett
J-T
Rim
F. J. Beasley Company
Tappan
Deluxe
Phe Gus Company
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