Group Names Committee For Members To Revive Troop 66
Nelsonville announces a Scout Troop Committee to revive Troop 66 the Walter W. Whitlatch Memorial Troop. Wilbur D. Mender chairs with James Hollenbaugh Homer Adams Billy Monks and Thurman O Harrow on the panel. Charles Pedigo becomes Scoutmaster with James Barrows as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paul Williams
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Walter W. Whitlatch
Wilbur D. Mender
American Legion
James Hollenbaugh
Homer Adams
Billy Monks
Thurman O’harrow
Charles Pedigo
Army Air Forces
James “Jetty” Barrows
Boy Scouts of America
Mender
Mayor Fines Three In City Court
In Nelsonville three intoxication arraignments ended with guilty pleas. Vernon Birtcher of Deanville was fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed for non payment. Emery Murphy of Dorr Run faced 30 dollars and costs with county jail for non payment. Chauncey Hopstetter of focal paid 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty. Walter Curtis Major of Columbus paid 20 dollars and costs for speeding 55 in a 35 zone. Roy Profitt of Racine was declared in forfeit on a 20 dollar bond posted for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Vernon Birtcher
Deanville
Athens County
Emery Murphy
Dorr Run
Chauncey Hopstetter
Focal
Walter Curtis Major
Columbus
Roy Profitt
Racine
Eudora Chapter 72 Eastern Star to Meet Tuesday
Nelsonville social notice says Eudora Chapter 72 Order of Eastern Star will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Plans for a rummage sale to be held soon will be discussed at the gathering.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Friday Bridge Club Sees Only Guest Player
Mrs. William Morgan attended as the sole guest while Mrs. Harry Kelly Sr. hosted the Friday bridge club event. Mrs. H. E. Wilson and Mrs. W. B. Mechem posted high scores during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Harry Kelly Sr
H. E. Wilson
W. B. Mechem
Dinner Meeting of Eudora Chapter Past Matrons and Patrons
The Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Eudora Chapter will hold a dinner meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Members unable to attend should call Mrs. Elizabeth Riley or Mrs. Florence Lowry by Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Riley
Florence Lowry
Miss Alice George Travels to Charleston to Visit Brother
Miss Alice George a Lancaster technician in Dr. F W James's office and daughter of Rev and Mrs W M George leaves for Charleston South Carolina to spend a week with her brother Donald George.
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Alice George
F. W. James
Lancaster
W. M. George
Charleston
S. C
Donald George
Management Changes In State Liquor Store
NELSONVILLE The State Liquor Store in Nelsonville operates under new management today. Charles Sanders of Millfield is promoted to manager, succeeding Art Newton, who leaves for a position at the Mine Tavern, while Edwin Doc Jozon becomes the new clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Sanders
Millfield
Art Newton
Edwin
Doc) Joson
Newton
Local Social Visits Dot Ohio Towns This Week
Mrs Fr James and Oscar attended Mrs Will Jackson's funeral in Zanesville on January 27. Horace Parsons Hazel Be and Albert Ogg visited in Wa last week. Mrs Lotie Brill Evalina and Keith Brill visited Elihu Ling in Amesville and Mrs Ella Ogg with Al visited Leonard Smith before January 26. Mrs Della Ellis Bartlett visited Frank James for a weekend. Mrs Frank James accompanied her home. Mrs John Young visiting relatives in Athens.
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Frank James
John Young
Hyry
and Berns
Athens
Charles J. Wolf Returns to Home
Charles J Wolf has returned home from Mc Guire Hospital in Richmond Virginia after treatment following an operation last fall. His condition is reported to be improved.
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Nelsonville
Charles J Wolf
McGuire Hospital
Richmond
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Lucy Hoodlett in Nelsonville
Funeral services for 86 year old Lucy McVicker Hoodlett were conducted at the First Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville. She died Thursday at the Ohio Presbyterian Home in Sidney. Burial followed in Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Rhea Coakley and Dorothy Hans of Columbus and four grandchildren. One son Clarence died at Camp Sherman in World War I and a daughter Lucille died in infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lucy McVicker Hoodlett
Ohio Presbyterian Home
Sidney
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
J. L. Evans
Old Rugged Cross
Greenlawn
John Hoodlett
Leo Hans
B. M. Coakley
Clarence H
Mary E. Coakley
George H. Bricker
Columbus
James Martin
Logan
Clarence
Camp Sherman
Lucille
Council Strife Delays Payments Mount Over Empty Council
Youngstown faced more than 50 000 in unpaid bills as city finances waited for council to reconvene. Finance Director Forrest G Cavalier blamed the standoff after three Democratic councilmen left to prevent a tie, allowing a deadlock with Republicans and delaying payrolls and other payments.
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Youngstown
Forrest G. Cavalier
Council
Cavalier
P. d
F. G. Weimer
Harrisonville Shower Honors Local Residents
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Young at their home. Diehl of Red Oak Iowa visited his ill brother Diehl. Guests at Halliday's home included Mr. and Mrs. George Atkins Rutland and E V Atkins. Birthday party for Geo s. Wilda Bailey, Columbus, Pickett, and Rush Stephens visited R A. Alice Whaley and son visited her parents Clint Gilkey. Elda Carsey sold a store to Clintey who moved in Friday. They purchased from Mr Clint Gilkey.
Legion Post Plans Talks For Tonight
Glenford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion schedules a 7 45 p m meeting at the Legion Building tonight. The event launches a series of Cracker Barrel Sessions with a Feb 27 forum on Youth Activities and Community Recreation and urges area clubs to send youth guidance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Wilbur D. Mender
Eagles
Knights of Pythias
Elks
Mender
Athens
K. T. Crossen
Department of Ohio
Minstrel Show Planned at Buchtel Gymnasium
The Buchtel York Band Boosters Club sponsors a minstrel show to be presented by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Nelsonville at Buchtel school gym Thursday at 7 30 p m Proceeds go to benefit the Buchtel York Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Buchtel-York Band Boosters Club
Business & Professional Women's Club of
Nelsonville
Buchtel- York Band
Deputy Collector To Aid Taxpayers in Nelsonville Visit
Nelsonville get assistance for income tax returns from a deputy IRS collector at the mayor's office on February 24. Herbert J. Kelly, deputy collector in charge, announced the plan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Internal Revenue Service
Herbert J. Kelly
Mead Whyte Released From Hospital to Home
Mead Whyte was removed Saturday to his home at 29 High Street from Hocking Valley Hospital Logan where he underwent a major operation last Monday night. He is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Nelsonville
Mead
Whyte
High St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Fire Damages Jacksonville Church. $100 Loss
An overheated furnace sparked a fire at the United Brethren Church in Jacksonville around 9 a.m. Sunday. Jacksonville firefighters contained the blaze before Glouster rescue units arrived. the attic area and church furniture suffered about $100 in damage.
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United Brethren Church
Jacksonville
Glouster Department
Glouster
Rutland Rutland Dedications and Community Gatherings
Dedicatory services held at Rutland Methodist Church with Mrs. C. O. Chapman organist and Rev. Lawrence Schmitt leading the service for a new electric organ donated by Mrs. M. E. Rathburn in memory of David Rathburn Young. Community groups met at homes for garden club farm bureau and church circle activities. numerous members and guests attended.
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Rutland
Rutland Methodist Church
C. O. Chapman
Lawrence Schmitt
M. E. Rathburn
David Rathburn Young
Ernest Fowler
Portsmouth
Rutland Garden Club
Harold Miller
Langsville
A. A. Rawlings
G. H. Lasher
James Titus
E. D. Colwell
Rutland Farm Bureau Council
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Earl McHaffie
Beech Grove
Dayton Russell
Hysell Run
Jack Monchein
Los Angeles
Calif
J. L.williamson
Will Hutton
J. W. Conrad
Jack
Zanesville
Ralph Spires
Danny
Crooksville
Mitt Spires
Vera Marie Roush
Marcus Roush
Cincinnati General Hospital
Miss Roush
Holzer Group of
Cincinnati Hospital
W. E. Morris
Sutton
Thea Chapter OES Plans Glouster A Meeting
The Thea Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will convene in Masonie Hall on Tuesday at 7 30 p m for their regular meeting.
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OES
Glouster
Thea Chapter
Masonie Hall
Heavy Snows Blanket Area For Three Days
Heavy snowstorms have blanketed the area with about five inches of snowfall over three days. Temperatures swung from 20 above Friday to two below Saturday morning, rose to 20 above by Sunday, then fell to 12 above by 9:30 p.m.
Hartford T. E. Harris Birthday Dinner Held at Mason
A birthday dinner honored Thomas E. Harris aged 80 and his grandson Eugene Duncan at Mason on January 26 hosted by Rankin Harris and family. Attendees included Donald Montcastle and son Jimmy Point Pleasant, Stanley Duncan Hartford, and others from the area. Bessie Jenkins, recently discharged from Holzer Hospital, returned home. Preston Eads, born to Oran and Betty Jane Love, arrives weighing ten and a half pounds. A Hartford Methodist Church musicale and tea followed the program with multiple soloists and a benediction by Rev. W. S. Fiber. Social hour in the church dining room concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Thomas E. Harris
Eugene Duncan
Stanley Duncan
Harris
Rankin Harris
Mason
Donald Montcastle
Jimmy
Point Pleasant
Bessie Jenkins
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Oran Love
Preston Eads
Love
Betty Jane Johnson
Hartford Methodist Church
W. S. Fiber
N. O. Wein
Jack Finicum
New Haven
Ed King
Allen Lee
Broad Run
Fairview
William Edwards
Pomeroy
Ruby Edwards
Don Zerkle
Harry Gibbs
Akron
Mary
Pennsylvania
James Lavender
Clyde Tucker
Everlyn Hartley
Rush Anderson
Parkersburg
J. M. Crump
Kathaleen Edwards
Alice Gibbs
Martha Mae Robinson
Jennie Miller
Jesse Wray
Eugene Trasper
Middleport
Rev Teater Delivers Sermon for Johnson
Funeral services for William Johnson were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Glouster Church of Christ. The Rev Daniel K Teater delivered the sermon with musical selections by Lalla Danford Mrs Louise Gladden and Mrs Marcel la Brown. Burial followed at Maplewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Johnson
Elyria
Glouster Church of Christ
Lalla Danford
Louise Gladden
Jesus
Marcella Brown
Daniel K. Teater
Maplewood
Dime Drive To End Friday In Glouster
The March of Dimes campaign in Glouster nears closure on Saturday with several local groups yet to contribute. Containers in town stores are being filled but clubs and fraternal organizations are urged to donate before the deadline. Contributions go to Mayor Thomas Williams for final tallies.
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Glouster
Glouster Mayor Urges Winter Bird Feeding
Glouster mayor Thomas Williams appeals to residents to feed birds during heavy snow. He notes the snow has cut off natural food and asks each household to place bread crumbs and other waste food suitable for birds where they can be found.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Thea Chapter Members Attend Middleport Meet
GLOUSTER Members of Thea Chapter OBS attended a school of instruction at Middleport Friday. Frances Thomas Ann Williams Mrs Ben Coffman Mrs Elinor Anderson all from Glouster followed by Mrs Connie Brown and Mrs Alberta Morrison from Trimble Mrs Helen Fierbaugh Greens Run and Mrs Edith McDaniels Millfield. Ann Williams was elected treasurer of the district for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thea Chapter
OBS
School of Instruction
Middleport
Frances Thomas
Ann Williams
Ben Coffman
Elinor Anderson
Connie Brown
Alberta Morrison
Trimble
Helen Fierbaugh
Greens Run
Edith McDaniels
Millfield
Meeting Is Tonight by the Rothwell Committee
The Rothwell committee meets at Mrs. Mary Bryson’s home this evening at 7 p.m. Members listed include Mrs. Royal Turner, Mrs. Bess Henshaw, Mrs. Ella McDonald, Mrs. Alta Sweeney, Mrs. Hazel Pride, Mrs. Lulu Bingman, and Mrs. Bryson.
Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid Plans All-Day Quilting
The Ladies Aid Society of Chauncey Methodist Church will hold an all-day quilting event on Wednesday in the church. The announcement notes the gathering aims to create quilts for community needs and invites members to participate.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of
Chauncey Methodist Church
Chauncey Dover High Names Honor Roll Students
Chauncey Dover High School principal Leah Featherston lists honor roll students for the third six weeks. Seniors include Hallie Brookhart Dorothy Brown Lois Cline Ann Dresher Mary Earich Ruth Howard Patricia Pettit Donna Morris Martha Rizer Ruth Simpson Joy Vincent Glenn Chadwell Gerald Koska Lindy Ryan. Juniors Joanna Ley Donna Seibers. Sophomores Betty Blackford Helen Shrewsberry Barbara Smart Terry Cunningham Dwight Johnston. Freshmen Edna Brown Barbara Crabtree Helena Ross Elinor Russell.
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Chauncey
Leah Featherston
Chauncey- Dover High School
Hallie Brookhart
Dorothy Brown
Lois Cline
Ann Dresher
Mary Earich
Ruth Howard
Patricia Pettit
Donna Morris
Martha Rizer
Ruth Simpson
Joy Vincent
Glenn Chadwell
Gerald Koska
Lindy Ryan
Joanna Ley
Donna Seibers
Betty Blackford
Helen Shrewsberry
Barbara Smart
Terry Cunningham
Dwight Johnston
Edna Brown
Barbara Crabtree
Helena Ross
Elinor Russell
Class States Tuesday Meet On U N Topic
At Chauncey Church of Christ Dr Wilfred J Smith of Ohio University will give an address on the United Nations. Sponsored by the Friendship Class the open to the public session requires no admission. A former UN conference delegate, Smith is brought to the community by request. A discussion period will follow.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Wilfred J. Smith
Ohio University
United Nations
Dr. Smith
Mrs Helen Nicholson Hosts Birthday Dinner in Chauncey
Mrs Helen Nicholson of Mill Street Chauncey entertained with a dinner Sunday honoring the birthday anniversary of her mother Mrs Eugene Skivers of Nelsonville. Present were Mrs Skivers and her son Dale of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Joseph Nicholson Janet Joe Jr and Bennie Nicholson of Chauncey. Afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Mervin Skivers, also of Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Helen Nicholson
Mill St
Eugene Skivers
Nelsonville
New Meeting Slated By WSCS in March
The WSCS meeting in Glou ster has been postponed to the second Wednesday in March at Jacksonville Methodist Church. Pupils from the public schools primary rooms, under Mrs Wahneta Exenkamper and Hazel Raber, will present a program.
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Glouster
WSCS
Jacksonville
Wahneta Exenkamper
Hazel Raber
John Conley Dies at Home in Cleveland
Mrs. Elwood Daugherty of Chauncey learned of the deaths of her uncle John Conley and cousin Joseph Presley after Conley, a Garfield Heights retired policeman, fell ill following surgery and died at home in Cleveland. Presley, his son in law, died five hours later from a heart attack. Conley had often visited the Daugherty home. A double funeral with requiem high mass was held at Holy Name Church and burial followed in Cleveland.
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Chauncey
Elwood Daugherty
Cleveland
John Conley
Joseph Presley
Conley
Garfield Heights
Daugherty
Holy Name Catholic Church
Cat Attacks York Resident in Rabies Lab Test After Bite
CHAUNCEY-Owen Scurlock formerly of The Plains now near Nelsonville reports a cat bite on his right leg. The attacking animal was killed and its head sent to a laboratory for rabies testing as Scurlock undergoes treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Owen Scurlock
Plains
Nelsonville
Mr. Scurlock
Chauncey High School Radio Show Postponed
Weather delays force postponement of Friday night radio program at Chauncey High School Auditorium. Organizers cited rain and cold conditions impacting attendance and safety.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Doctor offers free $3.50 truss for rupture trial
Kansas City doctor promotes a no cost trial of a rupture truss with no leg straps or belts. Readers can test for 30 days and keep a $3.50 truss even if not satisfied, by writing Physi cian's Appliance Co. at 4754 Koch Building, 2906 Main St.
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Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Co
Koch Bldg
Main St
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Meadville
Charles J. Wolf
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Council Strife Boys Payments
Harrisonville
Legion Post
Buchtel Gymnasium
Mead Whyte
Glouster News
Persifou
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
T. E. Harris
Twig Bolin
Rev. Teater
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Dime Drive
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Norito
Chauncey News
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