Police to Tear Down Politicians Placards in Nelsonville
Police will remove campaign placards on trees and utility poles in Nelsonville as an ordinance violation with fines of five dollars plus costs. Safety Service Director Raymond Smith announced at an informal city council meeting that police will remove placards linked to the current campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Safety Service
Raymond Smith
Paul Galvin
Smith
Safety-Service
Ist Methodist Hosts World Prayer Day
World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday at 7 30 p m at the First Methodist Church in Nelsonville. All denominations are invited to participate with services under the Women’s Society of Christian Service. A representative from each denomination will speak and a special prayer program plus music will be offered. The event marks the start of Lent and proceeds go to home and foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Helen Chappie
First Presbyterian Church
Department of United Church Women
National Council of Church+s
Cook Transferred to Columbus Office
Ralph E. Cook, longtime general manager of stores for Sunday Creek Coal Co in the local district since 1936, will move to the Columbus office March 1. He has lived in Nelsonville 16 years and is active in Rotary and Shrine activities, maintaining local community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ralph E. Cook
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Columbus
Corning
Cook
Rotary Club
Mystic Shrine
Aladdin Temple
Athens County Shrine Club
Relief for hot flashes through Lydia Pinkham remedies
Doctors tests show Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets relieve hot flashes in many women. The ad claims 63 percent complete relief and 60 percent partial relief, noting added benefits for menstrual pains and mid life distress.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Hense Ares
Auto License Office Moves to Steenrod Home
Effective Saturday the deputy registrar of motor vehicles returns to 164 W. Washington St Nelsonville. During Mrs Steenrod illness the office was run from her daughter’s home at 251 W. Washington St. 1952 license stickers go on sale 9 am to 5 pm weekdays. evenings resume last week in March.
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Nelsonville
Frances Steenrod
Washington St
Steenrod
Milton Berry
Wife Leaves Hospital Husband Is Admitted
Earl Edwards of Chauncey employed at the Chauncey Mine was taken by ambulance to Mount St Mary Hospital Tuesday with back and pelvis injuries from a mine accident. His wife Mrs Edwards, who had a broken leg, was moved to their Chauncey home as she returned to the hospital for cast removal.
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Nelsonville
Earl Edwards
Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Edwards
Mrs. Edwards
Chest Clinic At Mount St. Mary Hospital Sees Twenty Attend
Twenty people attended the chest clinic sponsored by the Tuberculosis and Health Associations of Athens and Hocking Counties at the Health Center of Mount St. Mary Hospital. The service is funded by Christmas Seals and offers free small chest X-rays. the next clinic is set for March 19.
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Nelsonville
Tuberculosis and Health Associations of
Athens
Hocking Counties
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Baptist Activities Planned for Week
GLOUSTER The First Baptist Church outlines a week of events. The choir rehearses Wednesday after the midweek prayer meeting led by Thomas Morris and Mrs. Ora Viney. The Baptist Missionary Society meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the church auditorium. A church business meeting is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. in the same venue.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Thomas Morris
Ora Viney
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Minor Crash Investigated By Police
Police investigated a minor traffic incident at Harper and Canal. A truck driven by Charles Emery Fads collided with a car driven by Mrs. James Freer who had no operator's license and pled guilty to a fine of 5 dollars plus costs. Belford Gwilyyn pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Lee Rutherford pled guilty to overloaded truck charge with a 57 dollar fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Harper and Canal
James Cope
Charles Emery
Rutland
Canal St
Harper
James Freer
Paul Galvin
Belford Gwilyn
Columbus
Mason City Hill
Mayor's Court
Guy Fellem
Athens County
Lee Rutherford
Carbon Hill
State Highway Patrol
Nelsonville Christian Women Fellowship Meets in February
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church held its February meeting in the church social rooms at 7 30 p m. Mrs Dix Powell presided over the business session and Mrs Verna Lane opened with devotions. Mrs Edwin Howe led the patriotic program on “To Be An American” as a double quartet from the Young Matrons sang “God Save America” and “God Bless America” before the Business and Professional group hosted the social hour with refreshments.
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Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
Dix Powell
Verna Lane
Edwin Howe
God Save America
God lBess America
Grop
Pythian Sisters Set Meeting at K of P Hall
The Pythian Sisters plan a Thursday evening gathering in the K. of P. Hall with hostesses Kathryn Herrold Juanita Hawk and Louise Groce to oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Kathryn Herrold
Juanita Hawk
Louise Groce
Meeting of Auxiliary of Jimmie Jones Post VFW
A meeting of the Auxiliary of Jimmie Jones Post VFW is set for today at 7 p.m. at post headquarters. All who have not yet been initiated are asked to attend.
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Jimmie Jones Post
VFW
Post
Business Girls Class Meets Thursday Evening at Arnold Home
The Christian Church group for business girls gathers Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Martha Arnold’s home on W Franklin Street. Mrs Gladys Mallin serves as assisting hostess. Roll call is Women of the Bible.
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The
Christian Church
Martha Arnold
W. Franklin St
Gladys Mallin
Women of the Bible
First Methodist Class 21 Social Hosts Honor Mon Day Event
Mrs Frank O Mara and Mrs Anna Juniper hosted Class 21 of First Methodist Church at Mrs O Mara s Chestnut Street home Monday evening. Refreshments were served to members including Lessie Hannahs Blanche Ogg Irma Wilson Mabel Jones Ruth Call Nora Weiss Louise Grace Sylvia Hall Mary Lines Celia James Oda Elliott and guest Elizabeth James. Contest prizes went to Irma Wilson Blanche Ogg Ruth Call and Oda Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Mara
Anna Juniper
First Methodist Church
Chestnut St
Lessie Hannahs
Blanche Ogg
Irma Wilson
Mabel Jones
Ruth Call
Nora Weiss
Louise Grace
Sylvia Hall
Mary Lines
Celia James
Oda Elliott
Elizabeth James
Miss Wilson
Ogg
Call
Elliott
Nelsonville Personalities Note Local Illness Recovery
Nelsonville report says Stephen Ruscoe son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Ruscoe Columbus formerly of Nelsonville is recovering from a serious illness. Mr and Mrs Robert Kallmerten and the former's father Mr Kallmerten of Columbus were guests of Mrs C C Ervin and other relatives here Sunday.
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Stephen Ruscoe
Boyd Ruscoe
Columbus
Nelsonville
Robert Kallmerten
Kallmerten
C. C. Ervin
Buck Run resident Kenneth Meyer released from hospital
Kenneth Meyer has been discharged from the hospital and is convalescing at home. The influenza outbreak in the area is reported subsiding. Mr and Mrs Charles Meyer of Lancaster were business visitors. Effie Woltz spent a day with her mother. Betty Sue, Freda and Wilbur Meyer visited. The Woltz and Meyer families hosted and visited various relatives in the area.
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Buck Run
Kenneth Meyer
Charles Meyer
Lancaster
Mr. Meyer
Effie Woltz
Tena Woltz
Betty Sue
Freda
Wilbur
J. FE. Woltz
Gail
Logan
Edwin Woltz
Dave Woltz
Glouster Kiwanis Hear Letters From ONeill and Krueger
Glouster Kiwanis Club members read letters from Attorney General O Neill and Col. Walter D. Krueger praising the club for help closing Burr Oak Dam gates. Krueger cites $2 876 000 project cost with $785 000 state funding and 3090 acre feet of water in the lake as of Feb 18.
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Glouster
Burr Oak Dam
Glouster Kiwanis Club
C. William O'Neill
Walter D. Krueger
Kiwanis Club
O'Neill
Krueger
Huntington
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Burr Oak Project
State of Ohio
Burr Oak Reservoir
Ray Lange
Bob Walker
Portsmouth
Pacific Coast
Carl Bradbury
Heart Association
Karl Bodenbender
John Devol
Ben Goldberg
Ray White
Richard Eddy
EF. Richardson
Lawrence Colbert
Roger Kittle
Meerrill Ogg
Enlon Grubbs
Dan Kovach
Hugh Billingly
George Campbell
B. R. Angle
Porter Dugan
Pride and kinfolk mark 60th for Henry Echstenkamper Sr
Glouster residents report visits from Dr. and Mrs. C A Pride to Greenfield to honor Mrs Pride’s mother Mrs Boyd Wilson. Guests including Mr and Mrs Gail Bingman and daughter Bonnie from Columbus. James Bulloch ill at home. Miss Geraldine Healy returns to Columbus. George Healy of Columbus visits. Charmaine Carter of Jacksonville visits Chester Sanborn family. Henry Echstenkamper and family host weekend gathering in Dearborn Mich and Elyria for the 60th birthday of Henry Echstenkamper Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pride
Greenfield
Charmaine Carter
Jacksonville
Chester Sanborn
Tommy Sanborn
Henry Echstenkamper
Henry Echstenkamper Jr
Katherine Marksberry
Dearborn
Mich
Ralph Echstenkamper
Elyria
Dave Rothery
David
Doug
Springfield
Cecelia Echstenkamper
M Ley
Tommy Echstenkamper
Henry Echstenkamper, Sr
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes
A hospital column lists births and associated names from Mount St Mary Hospital. The notice names parents and locations including Mr. and Mrs. William Mesaros Glouster Route 3 and Janie Green Nelsonville Route 1 with newborns or mentions of persons such as Pauline Kiener Moxahala and Edward Bryson Buchtel among others. The fragment preserves multiple names tied to places like Nelsonville Union Furnace Glouster Newark and New Lexington with no explicit events beyond birth notices.
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Janie Green
Nelsonville
Robert Levering
Union Furnace
Margaret Walters
New Straitsville
Pauline Kiener
Moxahala
Orland Gandee
Hattie Voigt
Edward Bryson
Buchtel
Edwin Earl Edwards
Chauncey
Willie Goss
Lancaster
Dave Evans
Sand Run
Hershel Bennington
James Catha
Myron Smith
New Lexington
Ed Dewhurst
Bernard Greuey
Malta
Mary A. Blosser
Newark
Charles Ed Heselden
Harry Davis
Carl Perry
Charles A. Williams
Glouster
Birthdays Observed At Surprise Dinner
A surprise dinner was held Sunday at the home of G C Bryan in Jacksonville honoring the birthdays of Mrs Bryan and Bill Bryan of Somerset. Other guests included Mrs Bill Bryan of Somerset and the Bryan family.
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G. C. Bryan
Jacksonville
Widow Bessie Walters Dies in Chauncey at 60
Mrs Bessie Walters 60 of Chauncey died Tuesday at Mount St Mary Hospital after a period of failing health. Survived by son Ralph Coe and daughter Margaret Wingett two brothers Allard Hostetter and Ralph Columbus and one grandson Ralph Coe Jr her son Charles Walters was killed at Pearl Harbor. She was a Rebekah Lodge member. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Stout funeral home with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Bessie Walters
Chauncey
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Alonzo Walters
Ralph Coe
Margaret Wingett
Columbus
Allard Hostetter
Ralph
Class Hears Two Readings On Presidents
GLOUSTER The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Sunday school met in church social rooms Thursday evening with hostesses Mrs Leona Hall Mrs Irene Sharlike Mrs Glenna Reese and Mrs Beulah Lee. Mrs Hall class president led devotions. Bertha Angle won the contest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Conway
Judson
Frank Skinner
Emmett Cole
Davis
Stella Dyer
Merrill Ogg
Ernest Byers
Goldie Willis
Ed Kurtzman
Kurtzman
L B Thompson Dies at Home in Salem Center
L B Lon Thompson 88 died at 7 a m Tuesday at his Salem Center home. A retired farmer he lived in the community all his life. Survived by widow Nealie two sons Glenn Charleston W Va and Vonley Gallipolis and daughter Hope Riley Paducah Ky. Final rites 2 pm Thursday at Salem Center Church burial in Salem Center cemetery. Friends may call at the residence.
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Salem Center
L. B
Lon) Thompson
Burr Oak Stage Conservation Pool Schedule Update
The notice lists pool stages for Burr Oak, with times Tuesday and Monday at 7 30 a m as well as a 24 hour rise window. It outlines a change in operating hours and pool readiness across days.
Peterson's Ointment Advertisement for Piles Relief
An old advertisement promises fast relief from itching and discomfort of piles with Peterson's Ointment. It claims 40 years of use, cooling relief, and a money back guarantee, pricing box 40c and applicator tube 70c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Dream Was Fulfilled Father Says of Sister
Nelsonville report on Sister M Raphael funeral at Mount St Mary Hospital. Rev Father Benedict Ballou praises her role as a Franciscan hospital pioneer and supervisor of the medical floor. Interment followed at St Aloysius Academy convent cemetery with 500 mourners visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Ballou
O.F.M
Washington, D. C
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Sister M. Raphael
Sister Raphael
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Father Benedict
Raphael
William A. Kelly
Belpre
Vincent Schiele
Edwin Yocke
St. Andrews Church
Msgr. Murphy
Marietta
Fathers M. Donovan
New Lexington
H. Crock
St. Aloysius Academy
J. Kish
Athens
T. Corrigan
C. M
Grove
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Ist Methodist
Wed. & Thur
Borla Preston
Carly GM
Nelsonville Social Notes
O'Neill, Krueger
William Mesaros
Glouster Route 3
Robert Cottrill
Quick, Gallaher
Frigidaire
L. A. Faires High St. — Broad St. Glouster, Ohio
Quickabe
L.B. Thompson
THUR
Calaway
Dorothy McGuire
Enchanted Islands
James H. Wilson
First National Bank
Ohio
Mae Master
A.M
Men's Sans
Dungarees
Casey Jones
Amd
New Spring
A. M
Glouster, Ohio
Willett
Heywood
Wakefield
Madden
Norwalk
General Electric
Tappan
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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