Three Day Pilgrim Holiness Conference At Nelsonville
The three day Pilgrim Holiness conference in Nelsonville drew strong attendance and active participation across services. Rev. R. G. Finch, general leader, will stay through Sunday to oversee the prayer conference. The Iyokeehie Campfire Girls held a Valentine party at Ken Shirley’s home with games and refreshments for local youths.
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Nelsonvilld
P. Pridgen
R. G. Finch
Dent
Iyokeehie
Ken Shirley
Ena
Catherine Ruth Butt
Louise Caldwell
Ve Beagle
Majel Lee
Mar Scott
Gladys McAfee
Verna Hand
Mary Coleman
Margaret Penn
Margaret Johnson
Tom Shafer
Oscar Hartley
Ian Whit- Clarence Huddy
Hill Sayre
Fin Fealy
Rex Huffman
Archie Swartz
Jean Jewett
Dounce Bartoe
Paul McCray
Kathleen Shirley
Family Burial Held For Dorr Run Resident's Daughter
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Maffin who died yesterday at their Dorr Run home was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery this morning at 10 30 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Maffin
Dorr Run
Greenlawn
Fountain Grant 82 Dies at Athens State Hospital
Nelsonville Feb 1 Fountain Grant 82 died Wednesday at Athens State Hospital. Body to Stout's Mortuary then to former home at Buttel. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Brother Steve Grant of this city.
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Nelsonville
Fountain’ Grant
Athens State Hospital
Stout
Buchtel
Steve Grant
Mrs Mechem Hosts Birthday Party for Joe
Mrs Harold Mechem entertained Tuesday afternoon at her Fort Street home for Joe Mechem s thirteenth birthday anniversary. Guests included Jack Kerr Joe Pritchard Jack Heffner Junior Parks Warren Badger Rex Edward Mills Dix Powell Reed Calvin Lancaster Jimmy McBride Judson Morrison Bob Stalter Bob Butts Joe Galvin Billy Mechem Don Martin Jr Paul Courtney Jeanette Bartells Alice Mechem and Mary Margaret Mechem. BAKE SALE NELSONVILLE Feb 14 The Ladies Aid Society M E Church led by Mrs Alex Nelson will hold a bake sale next Saturday at Wilson Brothers Grocery.
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Harold Mechem
Fort Street
Gon. Joe
Jack Kerr
Joe Pritchard
Jack Heffner
Junior Parks
Warren Badger Jr. Rex
Edward Mills
Dix Powell
Reed
Calvin Lancaster
Jimmy McBride
Judson Morrison
Bob Stalter
Nelsonville
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
Alex Nelson
Wilson Brothers Grocery
Athens High Band to Play Benefit Concert in Nelsonville
Nelsonville hopes for strong turnout as Athens High School Band from Athens, led by G E Stevenson, performs Tuesday February 19 at 8 pm in Nelsonville auditorium. Proceeds benefit both schools as the new Nelsonville band seeks funds for instruments and a director.
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Nelsonville
H. EK. Zuber
Athens High School
Athens
G. E. Stephenson
Zuber
Nelsonville Delegation backs Mardis Bill in Columbus
A Nelsonville Chamber delegation led by Mayor L. J. Eberle and Postmaster I R Jackson appeared before the Ohio House in Columbus in support of House Bill No 2 to readjust freight rates on intra state coal shipments. A second hearing is set for next Wednesday. Ralph Parks was elected to fill the unexpired term of John Hinl as director. The board endorsed a road improvement plan to upgrade an eight mile highway link between State Routes 143 and 160 in Meigs and Vinton Counties.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
House
L. J. Eberle
I. R. Jackson Miller Wilson
Cecil Shafer
Ralph Parks
John Hinl
Good Roads Committee
Meigs
Vinton
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR Colonial Tea Change
The Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR meeting moved from Saturday February 16 to Thursday February 21. The group will hold a Colonial Tea at the American Legion Home at 7 pm with members in Colonial dress and guests welcome.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
Mid-Year Rally Aims High Attendance At Local Methodist Church
Nelsonville reports a big attendance push for next Sunday at the M E Church. The aim is 690 in Sunday School with every family in Senior or Junior Church and 150 Epworth League members. A 7 pm service will feature 60 color stereoptican slides on Emily Religion.
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Nelsonville
M. BE
Cc. W. Hoffman
Epworth League
Emily
Funeral attendees travel to Cadiz for Bates service
In Cadiz today Laura Spencer Mrs Joshua Spencer Mr and Mrs C E Bennett and Mrs Charles Bartels attend the funeral of Ella Spencer Bates in Nelsonville.
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Bates
Nelsonville
Laura Spencer
Joshua Spencer
C. E. Bennett
Charles Bartels
Cadiz
Ella Spencer Bates
Sunday School Party at Mrs Higgins Home
Mrs Besse Higgins of Poplar Street hosts the Methodist Church Sunday School class taught by Mrs Charles Monks at her home this evening at seven o clock.
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Besse Higgins
Poplar Street
Methodist,Church
Charles
Monks
Bronchuline Emulsion Offers Strong Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges readers with persistent coughs to ask their druggist for Bronchuline Emulsion. It promises fast relief, warns against lingering coughs as dangerous, and notes influenza is epidemic, urging quick action and local pharmacist purchase.
Nelsonville High Night Draws 225 At Revival Service
The Nelsonville Church of Christ held a special revival service with High School Night drawing about 225 attendees. Miss Treva Shaw led the alma mater and cheers for Nelsonville High, Rev. K H McCorkle preached on Behind the Veil, and a student sextette sang Joys Are Flowing Like a River. A post service program featured the minister and wife, readings by Mrs J C Tuckerman, refreshments, and entertainment.
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Nelsonville
Bremening
Margaret Scott
Ruth Call
Mary Ruscoe
Margaret Penn
Genevieve Beagle
Mary Jo Bowers
K. H. McCorkle
J. C. Tuckerman
Death of A C Snyder in Bre men after illness
A C Snyder aged 68, formerly of Nelsonville and brother in law of Mrs T KE Wells, was found dead in bed at his son Arthur Snyder's home in Brem en. Paralysis cited as cause. His wife Emma Snyder died two months earlier. Funeral plans to be announced. Hubert G Hall of Nelsonville is among Goodyear Rubber Co personnel chosen for the Gadson Alabama plant and will depart June 1 after nearly a year in Akron.
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Nelsonville
A. C. Snyder
T. KE. Wells
Arthur Snyder
Bremen
Emma Snyder
Hubert G. Hall
Goodyear Rubber Company
Gadson
Alabama
Hall
Goodyear Company
Akron
Thompson Dies in Columbus Area Merchant Remembered
Cary E. Thompson 73, a Nelsonville merchant who sold his dry goods and notions shop five years ago, died Wednesday at his Columbus residence from heart disease. He leaves two brothers and a sister in Columbus. Funeral at his West California Avenue home Friday at 2 PM, burial at Greenlawn, Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Cary E. Thompson
California Avenue
Columbus
Thompson
M. E. Joyce
IC. G. Thompson
C. W. Thompson
Clara T. Thompson
Bridge Club Returns Home for Evening Tally
Miss Eula Scheeler hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering at her East Franklin Street home. Bernice Backus led with high score, Julia Burnelle was second, and Scheeler posted the low score. refreshments followed the play.
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Eula Scheeler
Bridge Club
East Franklin Street
Bernice Backus
Julia Burnelle
Local social visits span Columbus to Huntington
Mr and Mrs Harold Mechem spent today in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Jackson Street entertained at dinner. Mr and Mrs BE C Tuckerman of Huntington W Va had as their guests Wednesday the latter's mother and brother Mrs B W Hawk and Brank Doudna of Glouster. Mrs C G Krepple spent Thursday in Logan with her sister Mrs A L Oldfield. Blake Mechem spent Thursday in Lancaster.
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Harold Mechem
Columbus
Frank Johnson
Jackson Street
BE. C. Tuckerman
Huntington
W. Va
B. W. Hawk
Brank Doudna
Glouster
C. G. Krepple
Logan
A. L. Oldfield
Blake Mechem
Lancaster
Rainbow Class To Meet For Evangelistic Services
Members of the Rainbow Class of the Christian Church are asked to meet this evening at 6 45 in the church study to attend Evangelistic services at 7 o'clock.
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Christian Church
Central School PTA Meets Friday Afternoon
The Parent-Teacher Association of Central School will hold its monthly business meeting Friday afternoon February 15 at 3 o'clock.
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Parent-Teacher Association of the Central School
Farm Bureaus Offer Reward For Thieves In Ohio
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and county farm bureaus announce rewards for capture and conviction of thieves taking members property to protect about 28 000 farmers. At the Athens County Farm Bureau meeting the plan was approved. Officials estimate over 1 000 000 dollars in farm theft losses annually, with chicken thefts and hog thefts among the largest losses.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Athens County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Skin Troubles Clear With Mentho Sulphur Remedy
Personal testimony claims Rowles Mentho Sulphur clears pimples blotches and long standing skin troubles in days. It describes sulfur to clear skin and menthol to heal tissue, offering instant relief from itching and smarting with Rowles in jars ready for use.
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Rowles
Farm thief protection plan under law enforcement
Officials say organized farmers will direct protective efforts through established law enforcement channels. County farm bureaus are developing reporting systems to assist officers in pursuing farm thefts, often petty but costly to farmers statewide.
Farm Bureau announces new cooperative rural safety project
The farm bureau describes a plan patterned on successful programs in New York and other states. Organized farmers will cooperate with State Protective Association officials and law enforcement in a new project.
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Farm Bureau
New York
State Protective Association
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