OU Booster Club Head Explains Aid to Athletes
Nelsonville Ohio story of the Green and White Club recounts its founding and aid to athletes. Fred Swearingen says OU has increased room and board scholarships and now offers 100 scholarships. Five full time football coaches will focus on year round football efforts. The club, with 150 members, aims to support players and prospects with committees for hospitality, membership, programs, awards, tickets, and outside work opportunities.
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OU Booster Club
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Nelsonville Rotary Club
Fred Swearingen
Athens
Swearingen
Midwest
Miami
Bowling Green
Bill Hess
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement for FASTEETH denture powder claims it tightens upper and lower plates for comfort. It emphasizes no gummy taste, alkaline non acid formula, and odor control. Available at drug counters.
Nelsonville Garden Club hears Happy Howell on trees
Harold Howell told Nelsonville Garden Club members and Beta Sigma Phi about planting trees and landscape care in Ethels Tea Room. He shared slides of his grounds, noting a world-spanning tree collection and a riverbed lake on his estate now a wildlife sanctuary.
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Harold
Happy) Howell
Athens
Nelsonville Garden Club
Ethels
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Howell
Europe
Canada
Monte Carlo
Oslo
Norway
Kew Gardens
London
Versailles
France
Hubert Mender
Frank Oakley
Ways and Means
E. E. Wilson
Public
Heart Fund
Buchtel Garden Club
Albert Pool
Marietta
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Circle Four Presbyterian Women Meet in Church Parlors
Monday evening Mrs C H Bartlett and Mrs W R Dixon entertained Circle Four of the Presbyterian Women Assoc in the church parlors. Mrs Robert Howe reviewed the second chapter of Meet Dr Luke. Final rummage sale plans set for Friday March 14 at 9 am. Members urged to donate articles or call Mrs Mellinger. Church plates also for sale. Hostesses served refreshments.
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C. H. Bartlett
W. R. Dixon
Circle Four
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Robert Howe
Dr. Luke
Hazel Mellinger
J. M. Hartley
Mellinger
Circle One WSCS to Meet at McDaniel Home
Circle One of the WSCS of the Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in Mrs Clyde McDaniel’s home 730 Walnut St Members should bring blessing boxes per Virginia Romine leader
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Clyde McDaniel
Walnut St
Virginia Romine
Visitor Dies Taught Here In Nelsonville
Mrs. Mabel K. Henderson, 69, longtime educator with ties to Nelsonville and multiple Ohio school districts, died after a months long illness in Mount St. Mary Hospital Lakeside California. Survivors include sister Iva Boor of Billings Montana and nieces Elizabeth Boor of Portland Oregon and Margaret Wozniak of Lawrenceburg Tennessee. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home with Dr. F. M. Wentz officiating. burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
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K. Henderson
Nelsonville
Lakeside
Calif
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Myers Crossing
Jacob and
Elizabeth Katzenbach
Athens County
West End
York Two
Chauncey
Montana
Margaret Wozniak
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Births at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mount St. Mary Hospital reports births to Mr and Mrs Richard Kimes Nelsonville Route 2 a daughter and to Mr and Mrs George Robison Glouster a son. Admitted include Mrs Josephine Willison Nelson Jasper D Spencer Corning Route 1 Craig Fitzpatrick New Lexington Mrs Kate Ator The Plains Mrs Louella Hall Nelsonville Richard Howard Glouster Mrs Flossie Bigham New Straitsville Raymond Strekal Athens Mrs Louise Kasler Chauncey Mrs Martha Ernfield Corning William Geiger Logan.
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Richard Kimes
Nelsonville
George Robison
Glouster
Josephine Willison
Jasper D. Spencer
Corning
Craig Fitzpatrick
New Lexington
Kate Ator
the Plains
Louella Hall
Richard Howard
Flossie Bigham
New Straitsville
Raymond Strekal
Athens
Louise Kasler
Chauncey
Martha Ernfield
William Geiger
Logan
Youth Fellowship Meets With Seventeen Members
The Methodist Youth Fellowship gathered Sunday with 17 members and Mrs. F. M. Wentz presiding. Beverly Bennett led devotions and Sharon Lewis spoke on friendship. Next Sunday the group meets at the Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m. The MYF Youth Camp runs from June 15 to July 5.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
F. M. Wentz
Beverly Bennett
Sharon Lewis
Presbyterian Church For Youth Fellowship
MYF
PTA Rummage Sale Set at Central School Friday
The Central School Parent Teacher Association hosts a rummage sale Friday in the Lawson Building across from Kroger's. It opens at 9 a.m. and runs all day Friday with proceeds supporting PTA activities.
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The
Central School Parent Teacher Association
Lawson
Kroger’s
Vothers Club To Meet The Oak Grove Mothers Club
The Oak Grove Mothers Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school kitchen.
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Vothers Club
Oak Grove
Mother’s Club
Hyperion Club Meets Saturday for Easter Program
The Hyperion Club will meet Saturday at 2 p m in the Girl Scout Little House with Mrs Leonard Myers as hostess. Mrs Lester Risch of Logan will present an illustrated Easter program.
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Hyperion Club
Leonard Myers
Lester Risch
Logan
Union Urges Rejection of 4 Percent Increase
The union repeats its stance against a 4 percent raise, citing industry growth and a 1958 construction surge while noting prior demands for 8 to 10 percent. It seeks three weeks more vacation for 10-year men, a new journeyman plan, better insurance, and higher shift differentials, with limited impact from a four-week vacation for 25-year men. Voting ends at 5:30 for Local 1466 and officials take ballots to Columbus. Local 832 meets in Chillicothe, then all plan Columbus talks late tonight.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
Logan Man Charged With Petty Larceny
Kenneth Canan of 307 N Walnut St admitted stealing a purse from a W Second St residence. He also confessed to trying to break into G C Murphy and stealing ten dollars in halves at Thomas Bar and Grill, while aiding removal of fire salvage. He was charged with petty larceny and held for mayor's court.
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Harriet Gillilan
Minnie McBroom
Sears, Roebuck Co
Canan
Stoltz
Allen
Conan
Logan
Roy Kelch
Ada Victor Passes Away in Coolville
Ada Victor 84 of Coolville died at her home Tuesday morning after moving from Akron nine years ago. Her husband John preceded her in death. Survived by sister-in-law Grace Athey of Belpre. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. at White funeral home with Rev. Harley Fiddler officiating. Burial at Rockland Cemetery. Friends may call any time at the funeral home.
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Coolville
Ada Victor
Akron
John
Grace Athey
Belpre
White Funeral Home
Harley Fiddler
Rockland Cemetery
Two Trucks Collide At Fourth and Canal
Wreck involving two trucks was investigated at 8:30 a.m. at Fourth and Canal Streets. Drivers were Raymond Neg Germey er of Guysville Route 1 and George Hamm of Lancaster. Neither party faced charges. Hamm's panel truck sustained moderate damage while the other had minor damage.
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Nelsonville
Fourth
Canal Sts
Raymond Neggermeyer
Guysville
George Hamm
Lancaster
Hamm
Carter Family Visit Spans Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs George Carter of Glouster hosted over the weekend their son Charles Carter from Dayton along with cousins Elmer Lincoln of Belford Iowa and Walter Mitchell of Charleston West Virginia for a family gathering.
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Glouster
George Carter
Charles Carter
Dayton
Mr. Carter
Elmer Lincoln
Belford
Iowa
Walter Mitchell
Charleston
W. Va
Brownie Scouts Bake Sale set for Glouster
The Brownie Scouts will hold a bake sale at the Economy Store in Glouster on Saturday March 1 starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds support troop activities and projects.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Outlines 1958 School Finance Formulas
GLOUSTER The Kiwanis Club met at Hotel Gordon with Norbert Johnston presiding. Seventeen members and three guests attended. Supt. John E. Savel explained the January to December 1958 school year finance apportionment and the State Department of Education formulas for local school funds. A Q and A followed.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Norbert Johnston
Johnston
Akron
John E. Savel
State Department of Education
Supt. Savel
Mike Carter
Joe McDonald
M. L. Wilson
Macon
Savel
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge to Meet in IOOF Hall
The Glouster group will convene Friday evening February 28 at the IOOF Hall. A potluck lunch will be provided by committee members Mrs. Emma Heffkin Louise Zimmers and Mary Johnston.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Emma Heffkin
Louise Zimmers
Mary Johnston
Peggy McBride Tops Trimble Band in Test
Peggy McBride received the highest score in a band test given by Band Director Charles Tewksbury to the Jacksonville Trimble Band. The band rehearses for a winter concert set for March 9 at Trimble High School at 3 p.m. Tickets are available from any band member.
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Glouster
Charles Tewksbury
Jacksonville
Rip Van Winkle Backache Relief Ad
An old time advertisement touts Doan's Pills for fast relief of nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. It claims soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic effects to aid sleep and daytime comfort, inviting readers to buy Doan's Pills for a good night’s rest.
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Rip van Winkle
Dean
Doan
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University of California
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Mabel
Johnson Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
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Glouster’s Complete
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Hich St
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Washington Street
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
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