Rutland WSCS Meets at Home of Mrs Don Anderson
Rutland society notes recount a WSCS meeting at Mrs Don Andersons home with devotions by Mrs Gladys Violet readings on world troubles by Mrs Linter and Mrs Grace Thomas and reports by Opal Armstrong on minutes finances and hospital flowers. Easter market plans and 100 hangers for sale were discussed. Several local residents are mentioned with illnesses visits and commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
WSCS
Don Anderson
Bertha Laasher
Gladys Violet
James Thomas
Robert Linter
Grace Thomas
Carl Dennison
Violet
Opal Armstrong
Russell Little
Lars Clark
Methodist Parsonage
Dottie Linter
Betty Siders
Edith Bean
Marcia Dennison
C. O. Chapman
J. A. Jiiden
Naomi Chase
Flogsie Hull
Ruth Earlwine
Mildred Pierce
Thelma Harmon
Rebecca Nolen
Noretta Fleming
Senior Scouts To Conduct Paper Drive
NELSONVILLE Explorer Unit 66 of Boy Scouts will conduct a paper drive Saturday collecting old papers magazines and books. Materials must be tied or boxed with porch or curb placement visible from the truck. Proceeds fund a summer camping trip for Explorers. Call Jack Sowers or Jim Civille to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Jack Sowers
Jim Civille
Nelsonville VFW Plans Hard Times Dance and Dinners
The Auxiliary Unit of VFW Post 3467 organized a Hard Times dance for March 15 with local orchestra. An April 2 anniversary dinner will include favors for paid up members. Committees for favors transport and reservations, district meeting March 2 at New Marshfield, and March 5 officer nominations were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Post 3467
Betty Riley
Evelyn Little
Imogene North
Sadie Simonton
Pauline Cox
Wanda Gulley
Transportation Committee
New Marshfield
Golden Rule Class Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Sunday school group met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Mary K. Backus home with assistants Mrs. Dorothy McAfee Mrs. Bertha Ashby and Mrs. Mary Stout. Mrs. C D Duncan led devotions and Mrs. Esther Kinneer led the business session. Prizes in contests went to several members and refreshments were served to 14 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Mary K. Backus
Dorothy McAfee
Bertha Ashby
Mary Stout
C. D. Duncan
Esther Kinneer
Frances Stage
Annabel Davis
Ethel Niswander
Cleo Whitmore
Esthel Kinneer
Edna Hall
Co. D. Duncan
Karen Backus
Fellowship Meeting For Church Women Held Monday
The Fellowship To Meet Christian Woman's Fellowship of the Christian Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the social rooms of the church The B P group will serve as hostesses Class 21 of the First Methodist Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs Frank O Mara Monday at 7 30 p m Mrs Anna Juniper will be assisting hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Woman's Fellowship of the Christian Church
B&p Group
First Methodist Sunday School
Frank O'Mara
Anna Juniper
Nelsonville Churches Schedule Segments for Week
Local churches in Nelsonville list Sunday services Sunday school worship and sermons. Ministers include Paul Niswander J A Long and Edward Angle with topics on The Mission of My Church On Getting By and Ordered to Duty. Evening services youth programs and midweek studies are noted for several denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Paul M. Niswander
L. C. Gray
Fred Thompson
Arthur Kennedy
J. O. Steer
Martha Weller
Methodist Church
Christian Fort and
Short
J. A. Long
Keith Butt
van William Crittenden
Southern
Ohio
First Baptist
Columbus
Adams Sts
B. J. Hall
Nelsonville Soldier Trains in Pennsylvania
Pvt. James D. Campbell 21 of Nelsonville Route 2 begins 16 weeks of basic training at Indiantown Gap Pa assigned to the 5th Infantry Division. He previously worked for National Fireproofing Co Haydenville and is son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
James D. Campbell
Nelsonville
5Th Infantry
Campbell
National Fireproofing Co
Haydenville
Charles D. Campbell
Woman Hurt From Fall in Nelsonville
Miss Stella Roberts fell at her Chestnut Street home on Wednesday evening and sustained a head laceration and other bruises. She was admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chestnut St
Stella Roberts
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Soot fire at residence prompts brief fire department run
A chimney soot fire at the home of Bob Brown 444 Fairview St Nelsonville caused a department run at about 5 45 p m with no damage reported by Fire Chief Clarence Hall.
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Nelsonville
Bob Brown
Fairview St
Clarence Hall
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits Dense List of Patients
Mount St. Mary Hospital reports new admissions including John Morrison of New Lexington Lawrence Turner of Jacksonville and several Nelsonville area residents such as Mrs. Charles Gustin Mrs. Raymond Foughty and Mrs. Lester McGrath along with Iva Cochran Wilbur Riggs and others listed plus daughters of Mrs. Gowdy and George McLaughlin of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
New Lexington
Lawrence Turner
Jacksonville
Charles Gustin
Nelsonville
Raymond Foughty
Lester McGrath
Iva Cochran
Wilbur Riggs
Robert A. Gowdy
George McLaughlin
Glouster
Harry Breeze
Power Interruption Slated on Sunday Nelsonville
Nelsonville city power will be suspended from 8 to 8 30 am Sunday for installation work at the substation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rat Egg Transplant Yields Healthy Offspring at UC Berkeley
Berkeley report states doctoral candidate Donald W. Bailey transplanted fertile eggs between rats. The recipient bore healthy thriving offspring, marking the first known successful rat egg transplant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Donald W. Bailey
Local Soldier Trains Fort Meade Recruit
Pvt. Bobby L. Harris 22 son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Harris Nelsonville has completed processing at the 2053d Reception Center and is assigned to the 4th Infantry Division Fort Jackson for army basic training
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Bobby L. Harris
Edwin Harris
Nelsonville
the &Th Infantry Division
Fort Jackson
S. C
Ohio West Virginia Plan Survey Of Bridges
Ohio and West Virginia engineers will survey traffic this spring on two Ohio River bridges the Huntington Chesapeake and the Parkersburg bridge. The study aims to assess how 21 bridges serving Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky perform and to identify where new bridges may be needed for future heavier traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
Ohio River
West Virginia State Road Commission
Huntington-Chesapeake
Parkersburg
Kentucky
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Chevrolet
Nelsonville Social Notes
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