March 1 Anniversary Is 65th For E. Allens
Nelsonville couple Mr. and Mrs. E W Allen mark their 65th wedding anniversary on March 1 while celebrating Mrs Allen s 87th birthday They wed Feb 29 1896 in McArthur and have eight great grandchildren Their sons Paul Raymond Leonard live locally with Thomas deceased 1921 The quiet observance follows illness in the family.
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Nelsonville
E. W. Allen
Chestnut St
McArthur
Allen
Valley Coal
Troop 66 Charter Night Marks 31st Year in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the 1961 charter for Troop 66 was presented at a Knights of Pythias Hall dinner marking 31 years of the scout unit in the community. James Hollenbaugh urged parent and committee cooperation while C Roy Tomlinson received the charter for the troop and lodge. Explorers Mike Brooks and John Cline of Explorer Post 70 showed slides from a Southeast trip.
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Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias Hall
James Hollenbaugh
Valley Lodge 169
C. Roy Tomlinson
Mike Brooks
John Cline
Explorer Post 70
Southeast
United States
Tom Kelly
Vernon Teel
Joe Wallace
Wallace
Wilbur D. Mender
Ray Howe
Tomlinson
R. C. Patton
James Pritchard
Charles Hoce
Valley Lodge
Dexter 50 Dies at Camden-Clark Hospital
Lloyd E. Dexter 50 of Little Hocking died at Camden-Clark Hospital Parkersburg at 6 p.m. Thursday after a brief illness. He leaves wife Helen a son Lester and daughter Charlotte Sue, plus parents and siblings. Services set at Little Hocking Methodist Church 2 p.m. Saturday with burial in Rockland Cemetery and a memorial service by Coolville Masonic Lodge Friday at Spencer funeral home Belpre.
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Little Hocking
Lloyd E. Dexter
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Ralph and
Hattie Biffle Dexter
Dexter
Millwrights Union 1755
F&am Lodge
Coolville
Helen Dexter
Lester G. Dexter
Charlotte Sue Dexter
Ohio University
Hattie Dexter
Burton
Earl
Shirley Stewart
Little Hocking Methodist Church
Rockland Cemetery
Teachers Gather for Columbus Conference Sponsored by OEA
Nelsonville elementary principal Lowell Cole and high school counselor Frank Downhour attend a four day instruction conference at the Deshler Hilton in Columbus. The event, expected to draw over 600 Ohio teachers, is sponsored by the Ohio Education Association.
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Nelsonville
Lowell Cole
Frank Downhour
Deshler - Hilton Hotel
Columbus
Ohio
The
Ohio Education Association
Dr Caldwell’s Senna Laxative for Family Use
Medical authorities endorse gentle relief for temporary constipation suitable for youngsters and adults. Dr Caldwell’s Senna Laxative uses a natural senna extract, is liquid for easy dosage, and has a pleasant taste. Obtain from your dealer today.
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Dr. Caldwell
Rotary May Enter Bowling Tourney
The Rotary Club of Westerville sponsors its first annual bowling tournament for District 667 clubs. It takes place Sunday March 12 with games at 1 pm and 3 30 pm A team has five members and each club may enter one or more teams. Nelsonville likely will be represented.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club of
Westerville
Nelsonville Club
Chemicals Explode Damaging Lab At Nelsonville High
Nelsonville firemen were called to the high school building at 3 p.m. Wednesday where a small explosion occurred from a mixture of sodium and kerosene. Flames damaged a table and the laboratory floor and were extinguished by a chemical extinguisher.
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Nelsonville
Fire Department Extinguishes Car Blaze on Mason City Hill
Nelsonville firemen answered a 7 p.m. call to Mason City Hill where a car owned by Donald Yates suffered extensive wiring damage under the hood. Fireman James Dishong said the fire was out when the equipment arrived.
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Nelsonville
Mason City Hill
Donald Yates
James Dishong
Sale Planned NELSONVILLE WBA review
A rummage sale is planned at the IOOF Hall on W Columbus St in Nelsonville. It runs Friday afternoon and all day Saturday March 3 and 4. Volunteers with items to contribute should contact Mrs Carl Duskey or Miss Sylvia Matheny.
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Nelsonville
WBA
IOOF
Columbus St
Carl Duskey
Sylvia Matheny
Plan Class Reunion for 1931 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School class of 1931 will meet at 7 p.m. in Dr E. L. Murphy’s office at the First National Bank Building. They will discuss reunion plans and ask members to bring addresses for out-of-town classmates.
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Nelsonville
E. L. Murphy
First National Bank
Drive Peak Planned For 1961 Heart Fund Drive
Nelsonville residents to be canvassed Sunday afternoon by Pandorian club volunteers between 1 and 3 p m. Packsets collected at the Electric Company office, envelopes left at homes, and contributions mailed to Mrs William Friedrich at 62 E Washington.
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Nelsonville
Pandorian Club
Electric Company
William Friedrich
E. Washington
Nelsonville Man Serves Aboard Capri Cornus In Sixth Fleet
Nelsonville engineman first class Robert M. Dolman USN son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Dolman of Route 1 Nelsonville and husband of Gloria B Hulbert of Sheboygan Wisconsin serves aboard the attack cargo ship Capricornus operating with Amphibious Squadron Six in the Mediterranean.
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Nelsonville
Robert M. Dolman
USN
Ivan Dolman
Route 1
Gloria B. Hulbert
Sheboygan
Wis
Capricornus
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Amphibious Squadron Six
Dexter By Mrs Orson Nelson Dexter
The Star Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Donna Nelson in Rutland with ten members and two guests. Highlights included birthdays showered for four members, a Japanese arrangement review, and plans for the March 9 meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Turner.
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Ray Nicholson
C. E. Stout
Norman Will
Henry Turner
Nelsonville Recreation Commission to hold first meeting
The Nelsonville Recreation Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the council room at the city building. Commission secretary Betty Crawford announced the gathering.
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Nelsonville
Former Dentist Pursues Tahiti Dream Forever
Leonard Birnkrant a 27 year old North Hollywood dentist gave up practice to stay in Tahiti after four weeks become four months. He arrived with $500 and now has $100 left as he plans to remain longer, noting Tahitian philosophy ita pea pea meaning it doesn’t matter.
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Papeete
Tahitim
Tahiti
Leonard D. Birnkrant
Lee
North Hollywood
Calif
Lee Birnkrant
Gauguin
C E Smith Services Set For Monday
Charles E. Smith 88 of Middleport died Thursday after a long illness at his S Second St. home. Born in Michigan, he was an engineer for the New York Central Railroad and is survived by a daughter Harrie Marie Smith. Rosary is Sunday evening and a Funeral Mass will be held Monday at Sacred Heart Church. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, Columbus.
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Middleport
Charles E. Smith
Michigan
John B
Minerva Parkinson Smith
Sacred Heart Church
John Turel
St. Joseph Cemetery
Columbus
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births Admissions
Birth notices list new arrivals for Mr and Mrs Jack Neal New Lexington Route 1 a son Mr and Mrs Ray Rupe New Straitsville Route 1 a son Mr and Mrs David Burgess New Straitsville a son Admissions include Clara Wilson New Lexington William G Jones Shawnee Clara Buchanan Murray City Ursula Burritt Albany Deborah Burritt Albany Sandra Nichols Nelsonville Route Master Thomas McCoy Shawnee Mrs Edward Smathers and twin daughters McArthur Mrs Thomas Hutchison and son New Marshfield Joann Bishop Carpenter Edgar Sauders Buchtel Helen Anderson Union Martha Saffold Chauncey
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Jack Neal
New Lexington
Ray Rupe
New Straitsville
David Burgess
Admissions
Clara Wilson
William G. Jones
Shawnee
Clara Buchanan
Murray City
Ursula Burritt
Albany
Deborah Burritt
Sandra Nichols
Nelsonville
James Tipton
Edward Smathers
McArthur
Thomas Hutchison
New Marshfield
Joann Bishop
Carpenter
Edgar Sauders
Buchtel
Helen Anderson
Union
Martha Saffol
Chauncey
Out-of-town guests attend funeral of Charles White
Among those from out of town at the funeral were Mrs. Eleanor White and several relatives from Columbus Gallipolis Grove City Thurman and Carpenter. Weekend visitors included the Cardwells Hartsooks and Polings from Columbus Carpenters and Evergreen residents.
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Eleanor White Vinton
Seth Hosley
Flora Berger
Charles Hosley
Edgar White
Toledo
Lester White
Lepear, Mich
Berdie White
Gallipolis
Clinton Lambert
Grove City
Fanny Childers
Daniel Grimms
Columbus
Lester Waugh
Bidwell
Marion McNeal
Central Point
Lewis McNeal
Jackson
E. E. Hartsook
Carpenter
Harold Cottrill
Wilkesville
Clarance Irwin
Chillicothe
Daisy Childers
Lewis White
Thurman
Charles White
Lowell Cardwell
Bill Comer
Francis Cardwell
Richard Biegler
Max Hartsook
Homer Hartsook
Ray Swinden
R. B. Poling
Bill Woods
Clell -Wood
Evergreen
Johnny Steven
Fight Results with Points and Knockout Notes
In Los Angeles Jesse Jones outpointed Kid Raye. Gene Johns knocked out Tony Montana in Phoenix Arizona. Raye and Montana were listed with questionable percentages and locations in the report.
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Los Angeles
Jesse Jones
Kid Raye
Nicaragua
Gene Johns
New York
Tony Montana
Phoenix
Ariz
Open Dance Nelsonville Dance at Red Men's Hall
Public invited to a dance at the Red Men's Hall in Nelsonville starting 8 p m Saturday. Music to be supplied by a local band.
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Nelsonville
Elks Club Dance in Nelsonville Saturday Night
Music will be provided by hi fi as the Nelsonville Elks host a dance for members and their ladies starting at 9 PM. Dancing to continue with refreshments served after the event.
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Nelsonville
Elks Club
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Troop 66
L. E. Dexter
Rotary
Savings & Loan
Cypress Gardens
Fla
Orson Nelson
E. E. Anderson
Wayne Nelson
Spencer
W. Va
Worley Davis
Arvil Holter
Gordon Holter
Jerry Smith
Air Force
Chalveston
England
Terry Wayne
Elmer Brown
Cincinnati
Helen Williams
S. C. Cook
Fin Cook
the Plains
Jennilee Williams
Connie Cheadle
Rutland
USC Dental School
Europe
C. E. Smith
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Thomas McCoy
Shaw
Nee
Trimble Lodge 557
F&am
Friday
Victor Mature
Rita Gam
Hannibal
Athens
Orion
Clearange
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