Nelsonville Mayor Urges Planning and Growth at Merchants Dinner
Nelsonville Mayor Oral Daugherty told business leaders at the Retail Merchants Association dinner to adopt a clear forward plan, build around churches and schools, and consider school consolidations. He discussed a bond issue for an industrial building, Mount St Mary Hospital plans, a housing program, and local doctor housing needs as no houses are vacant. D. W. Codding highlighted teacher pay raises under state review.
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Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Retail Merchants Association
First Presbyterian Church
Warren Robinette
Retail Group
Walter Wolf
Wolf
Daugherty
Mount St. Mary Ospital
D. W. Codding
Thank God For Muscle Rub Helps Colon Man With Pains
Robert Jordan of Colon Michigan suffered rheumatic and sciat ic pains preventing work. After trying many remedies he bought Muscle Rub and in three days was relieved and back on the job. A money back guarantee is offered if relief is not found.
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Robert Jordan
Colon, Mich
Colon
Mich
Mr. Jordan
Rae
Retail stores to close Friday in Nelsonville
All Nel sonville retail stores will shut from 10 30 a m to 12 30 p m Friday for the funeral of S E Dean who died Monday evening. C D Crawford secretary of the Retail Merchants Association announced the plan.
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Nelsonville
S. E. Dean
C. D. Crawford
Retail Merchants Association
Association Endorses Teacher Pay Rise and City Bond Plan
The group approved higher teacher compensation and endorsed a Daniels-Cramer bill via Secretary Crawford to Governor Herbert. They called for a survey of public schools, with Crawford and Edward Fike drafting the letter. A bond issue for an industrial building was backed for city council review. A shoe factory strike spurred a committee to seek a resolution. Retiring President Wolf thanked. Robinette assured support. Officers named include Dozier, Holland, Crawford, Davis, Howe, Syx, Cookson, Thomas, Mechem, Parks, Sharp, and Koker. A turkey dinner followed.
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Co. D. Crawford
Thomas J. Herbert
Crawford
Edward Fike
Daugherty
Robinette
Walter Wolf
Miller Wilson
John Dozier
S. G. Holland
C. D. Crawford
Roy Davis
R. C. Howe
Chester Syx
Corwin Cookson
Glen Thomas
C. S. Mechem
R. W. Parks
Edward Sharp
Harold Koker
Chamber Dinner Postponed in Nelsonville
The annual dinner meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in Nelsonville, tentatively set for March 6, has been postponed. An official announcement stated the event will be rescheduled.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
WSCS Will Convene in Nelsonville Circle 4
Circle No 4 WSCS of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs L R Powell 363 Washington St Mrs Julius Fischer will review a chapter in the study book
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Nelsonville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Jack Pritchard
L. R. Powell
Washington St
Julius Fischer
Initiation Scheduled by Pythian Sisters
Nelsonville meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the K of P Hall for an initiation by the Pythian Sisters. A potluck lunch will follow the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Community Notices From Dundas and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Will Graham of Wellston visited Clyde Morrow on Sunday. Mrs Gladyse Blackstone is ill. Mrs Eva Easterling called on the Harolds Ghearing in Wellston. A E Christian and Sue spent a weekend with Ralph Lawrence in McGuffy. Harvey Zimmerman of Wellston visited Ed Warner. Mrs Robert Collins of Columbus stayed with her parents the Wards. Several couples and families from Hawks, Wellston, and surrounding towns visited the Reynolds. The Nurm of marriages includes Theresa Rae Dye and John Kuhn of Wellston wed in Kentucky. Mrs Harry Easterling was admitted for observation at Holzer Hospital.
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Dundas
Will Graham
Wellston
Clyde Morrow
Gladyse Blackstone
Eva Easterling
Harold Ghearing
A. E. Christian
Sue
McGuffy
Ralph Lawrence
Harvey Zimmerman
Ed Warner
Robert Collins
Columbus
Oscar Ward
Stanley Shelmnes
Joe
Marion Hutchinson
John Lowe
Hawks
Frank Reynolds
Raymond Molihon
David
Wilma
Velma
Betty
Henry Magee
Gayle Atkinson
Zaleski
Raoul Roof
Radcliff
Albert Kirkendall
Glen Kennard
Chillicothe
Zelman Kennard
Roy Dye
Theresea
John Kuhn
Kentucky
Delver Quick
Charles Quick
Albany
Harvey Roofe
Elmer Canode
Harry Easterling
Holzer Hospital
Susannah Wesley Circle Met in Severe Weather
Mrs. Miles Howe hosted the Susannah Wesley Circle of WSCS at the Methodist Church on February 20. Severe weather limited attendance to five members and two guests. Mrs. J. D. Adamson acted as secretary in Mrs. Julius Fischer’s absence. Edward Murphy led devotions using the New Revised Standard Version and spoke on Jesus the Light of the World. A dessert course followed adjournment.
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Nelsonville
Miles Howe
Susannah Wesley
WSCS
Methodist Church
Julius Fischer
J. D. Adamson
Edward Murphy
Jesus
Howe
Mrs Howe and Miss Sharp Host Dessert Bridge for Shields
Mrs Robert Howe and Miss Emily Sharp hosted a dessert bridge at the Howe home on Saturday honoring Miss Kathryn Shields whose forthcoming marriage to Mr William Mechem is set for February 28. Guests included Mesdames William Howe Irwin Badger William Hoffman Kenneth Weaver Donald Shafer Frank North Miss Margaret Warren Miss Wilma Adkins and Miss Shields.
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Robert Howe
Emily Sharp
Howe
Kathryn Shields
William Mechem
Bridge
Mesdames
William Howe
Irwin Badger
William Hoffman
Kenneth Weaver
Donald Shafer
Frank North
Margaret Warren
Wilma Adkins
Dorothy Raine
Miss Shields
Hollenbaughs Return From Shelby After Aunt's Death
Mr and Mrs James Hollenbaugh returned from Shelby Ohio where they were called by the death of his aunt Mrs Hiram Littleton Charles Linton Cleveland was a weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Cleve Linton
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James Hollenbaugh
Shelby
Ohio
Hiram Littleton
Charles Linton
Cleveland
Cleve Linton
Funeral Services Set For Mrs. Jennie Maffin
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Maffin who died Monday at her daughter's home in Nelsonville will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Stout funeral home. Friends may call at 407 West Washington Street until the service.
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Nelsonville
Jennie Maffin
Catherine Patton
Washington St
Stout
Rites Planned Thursday For Frank Sapp 71
Frank Sapp 71 who was fatally injured Monday at Or biston Coal Co. will be laid to rest Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Pilgrim Holiness Church on Chestnut Street. The Rev. Raymond Simpson will conduct the service. Burial follows in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Frank Sapp
Orbiston Coal Co
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chestnut St
Raymond Simpson
Greenlawn Cemetery
F and AM Rites Planned For Late S E Dean
Philadorian Lodge No 157 F and AM will meet at the Masonic Temple Thursday at 730 p m and proceed to 62 East Columbus Street to conduct the lodge ritual service for the late S E Dean a member of York Lodge in Columbus
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
S. E. Dean
E. Columbus St
Dean
York Lodge
Columbus
Dinner Meeting of Presbyterian Missionary Society
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold its annual stewardship meeting in the church social rooms on Thursday. A 6 p.m. dinner opens the program followed by a business session including officer elections and stewardship features.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Twins Cary and Gary Winigman Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Winigman Jr. celebrated the second birthday of their twin sons Cary and Gary on February 20 with a family party in Carbon Hill. Cousins Rex Horn Billy Blake Bobby Crippen Shirley Blake Ann Matheny Judy Crippen and Tanya Lynn McMannis attended, with their sister Dixie also present.
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Carbon Hill
Collins Guests Visit in City from New Marshfield
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Collins with son Richard and Mary McFadden of New Marshfield spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Stanley in this city. Mr. Collins, formerly with an insurance firm here, is now studying in Cincinnati.
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Glouster
C. F. Collins
Richard
Mary McFadden
New Marshfield
P. J. Stanley
Mr. Collins
Cincinnati
Patient Returns Home After Leg Fracture Recovery
Bernadene Sawyer was sent home from Sheltering Arms Hospital to her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Sawyer in Trimble. The injured woman is recovering from fractures in the two bones below the knee and is reported to be improving satisfactorily under her mother's care.
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Glouster
Bernadene Sawyer
Sheltering Arms Hospital
James Sawyer
Trimble
Burning Soot Triggers Morgan Attic Fire in Glouster
A fire alarm near noon sent responders to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Morgan where soot in a chimney and an overheated stove pipe lit attic lath. Neighbors contained the blaze before the department arrived. firefighters breached the siding and used chemicals to extinguish the fire. Damage described as slight and covered by insurance.
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Glouster
Evan Morgan
Glouster Residents Attend Columbus Wedding
Glouster residents Mrs Ira Stansberry daughter DeLores and son Frederick spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbus for the wedding of former Glouster girl Miss Gertrude Pflug to Mr Richard Krumm of Columbus The Pflugs formerly lived on the Stocklein farm near Glouster Route 78 Mr Pflug ran the Stoecklein slaughter house before the family moved to Columbus several years ago.
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Glouster
Ira Stansberry
DeLores
Frederick
Columbus
Gertrude Pflug
Richard Krumm
Pflugs
Stocklein Farm
Route 78
Pflug
Stoecklein
Former Glouster Man Dies in Akron
Herbert E. Burns 59 a World War I veteran and former Glouster resident died Feb 24 while working in Akron. He is survived by his mother Mary Burns a brother Herman and a sister Helen Funeral services will be held at the Akron residence 602 Van Everett St Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Akron
Herbert E. Burns
Glouster
Burns
Mary Burns
Herman
Helen
van Everett St
Pythian Sisters To Meet At K of P Hall Tonight
Pythian Sisters officers and degree staff are urged to attend the meeting at K of P Hall in Glouster tonight at 7 30 p m There will be inspection and degree work A lunch will be served
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Pythian Sisters
K of P Hall
Glouster
The
K. of P. Hall
Bickleys Entertain Guests From Columbus and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Bonch Bickley hosted a Sunday gathering at their home in Glouster. Among the guests were Mr and Mrs Floyd Bodkins, Mr and Mrs William Rankin and daughter Rita Louise, Mr and Mrs James Bickley and son Jackie. John Snyder of Murray City was a guest on Saturday.
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Glouster
Bonch Bickley
Columbus
Floyd Bodkins
William Rankin
Rita Louise
James Bickley
Jackie
John Snyder
Murray City
Bickleys
Mr. and Mrs. Rus visit McCance family in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Rus sold McCance in Columbus and were weekend guests of the McCance parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McCance. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkbride and sons Jan and David of Chesterhill.
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Glouster
Russell McCance
Columbus
A. C. McCance
Fred Kirkbride
Jan and
David
Chesterhill
Judy Vernon Improves at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Judy Vernon, recently hospitalized at Sheltering Arms with influenza, is improving satisfactorily and expects to be returned home within a few days.
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Glouster
Judy Vernon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sister Visits Relatives in Glouster This Sunday
Mrs. Price Bickley and her son Junior spent Sunday at Green's Run visiting her sister Mrs. Floyd Brooks and another sister in Glouster.
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Glouster
Price Bickley
Son
Junior
Green’s Run
Floyd Brooks
Lawrence Schoenian Birthday Celebration Observed
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schoenian of Trimble hosted a Sunday dinner honoring their son Larry on his 10th birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schoenian and son Emiel, Norman Schoenian from Chillicothe, Audrey Schoenian of Columbus, Mrs. Clara Schoenian, and the honoree Lawrence Schoenian.
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Glouster
Lewis Schoenian
Trimble
Larry
Arthur Schoenian
Emiel
Norman Schoenian
Chillicothe
Audrey Schoenian
Columbus
Clara Schoenian
Mrs L Davis Dies at Age 37 in Ohio Town
Lydia J. Davis 87 died at her son M O Davis home in Toledo after illness. Survived by son sister four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at John S Blower Glouster Saturday 2 pm with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Bishopville Mrs J A McDonald ill. daughter Mrs Norris in Columbus and another daughter due in.
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Glouster
Lydia J. Davis
M. O. Davis
Toledo
Lindsey Elswick
Aaron
Aaron Davis
Trimble
John S. Blower
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Maplewood Cemetery
Noble Grands Club Meets in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Robert Grimm’s home with Mrs. Kloh presiding. Guests included Mrs. Walter McCaskey and six others. prizes awarded to Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Kloh. Mrs. Davis won the consolation prize. Mrs. Clayton Roberts to host the March meeting.
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Kloh
Davis
Clayton Roberts
Women of the Moose Invite Members to Ritual Night
Members of the Women of the Moose lodge are asked to attend the Ritual Chapter Night on Thursday. Initiation of candidates will occur and lunch will be served. Members should bring a creation for the hat sale.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose Lodge
Petersons Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
An old ad promotes Petersons Ointment as a simple way to ease eczema itching and irritated skin. It claims fast relief for itching and a better feeling skin and mentions use on tired feet and toe cracks. Price 35c at druggists with money back if not ready.
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Petersons
Peterson
Guests Visit Shumway Family in Glouster
GLOUSTER Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Shumway and daughter Mrs. Leona Kisor hosted guests last week including Mr. and Mrs. James Kisor from Powhaten Point and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kisor of Marion Ohio. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Easter Arthur Shumway Frank Cornell Columbus Mrs. Mildred Gift Athens Wini Joseph Sophia Smith and Mrs. Alberta Snowden Glouster. The visitors came to see Mrs. Kisor who has been ill for six weeks.
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Glouster
H. T. Shumway
Leona Kisor
James Kisor
Powhaten Point
Floyd Kisor
Marion
Ohio
Harry Easter
Arthur Shumway
Frank Cornell
Columbus
Mildred Gift
Athens
Wini Joseph
Sophia Smith
Alberta Snowden
Church District Convention Attendees from Trimble Church
Members of the Trimble Church of Christ attended the district church convention in McArthur on Sunday. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson Joann Gooding Mrs. Gertrude Rainey Mrs. Ocie Sharp Miss Hazel Raber Mrs. Lewis Antle and Mrs. Zoe Herrold.
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Glouster
Trimble
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Jolson
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Evelyn Keyes
William Demarest
Bill Goodwin
Fearne
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APRN
Nelsonville Social Notes
J. Maffin
F&am Rites
Glouster News
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Glouster Cleaners
A&p
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Mrs. McDonald III
J. A. McDonald
Bishopville
Victor Norris
Don Withem
Barberton
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Princess
Boys
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