Police Chief Reports 350 Arrests in 1950 Year
Police Chief Janes Cui reports 350 arrests made in 1950 by the local department. Intoxication and driving incidents led the totals with four cases of resisting arrest and six motor vehicle offenses. Officers Everett Hewlett Ben Buemgardner and Max Valkin aided patrols. Constable Tom Kelly also served.
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Janes Cui
Semel On
Tanita Company
Init
Ting
Com- 4A
Chiepe
Everett Hewlett
Ben Buemgardner
Max Valkinure
Tom Kelly
Prayer Week Set Aside By Ministers
Nilsonville Historian Association plans a week of prayer starting January with nightly discussions and a union prayer service at 7 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. Al. Long will preside and lead a call to prayer for self, others, the nation, and the world.
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Ui Slsonville
Nelsonville Histerial Association
J. al. Long
Western Union Telegraph Conmynins
Thers
Ghin
Fs AL
BBC AL
Nelsonville Church News highlights weekly services
The Nelsonville churches report a busy week with First Presbyterian led by Lloyd Evans offering Sunday school and sermons on civil and religious laws concerning marriage, Pilgrim Holiness with Raymond Simpson, First Episcopal, First Methodist led by Paul M. Sander hosting universal week of prayer, Christian Fort and Short, and Azareene noting mission activities. Public events include Monday trustee elections and Wednesday union prayer services.
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First Presbyteria
Lloyd Evans
Shadom
Board of Trustees
Westminster
Circle of Ruth
Evans
Ministerial Association
Pilgrim
Raymond
Simpson
Young Femple
Priver
Rollin, Jr
Gpinkany
Sane
Thawur
Pam
First Methodist
Paul M.I. Sander
Universal Week of Prayer
Tom
Church Board of Eduction
Christian—Fort and Short
J. A. Lang
Chi Rho
Union Universal Week of Prayer
Presbyterian Church For All
Azarene
Scouts To Hike Sunday Afternoon Patrol Leaders Seek Details
Troop 66 members plan a Sunday outing to examine second class cooking and outdoor skills. Patrol leaders should contact Bill Monk for instruction and coordination.
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Nnlascnville
Bill Monk
Birth Announced in Mellonville
Mr and Mrs Gon Roi announce the birth of a child at IT Franklin Street Mellenville in the home on April date not specified.
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Mellonville
Gon Roi A
Wi. Franklin St
Unclear OCR overview of county fines and mayoral costs
Fragmented text reports payments to the county panel and sheriff with totals around 95 dollars and 715650 dollars for 1947 1950 periods. Mentions mayor Oral Daugherty's first administration and police costs of 325.15 dollars.
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Gentaived
Oral Daugherty
Bateman
Athens
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admission Notes
Cras Shawne Rage Joseph Harve Hornd Besse Hi Porier Sh admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital in unclear diagnostic notes. Details fragmented, patient identifiers not fully readable.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Cras
Shawne Rage Joseph Harve Hornd
Besse
Nelsonville Social Notes from Martha Church and Local Groups
Martha class entertained by Mrs Edna Shough assisted by Mrs Wesley Hawk at the Martha Methodist Church Tu meeting with devotions led by Mrs Hawk and readings by Miss Minnie Yerkey and others. The Circle of Ruth Presbyterian will meet with a covered dish dinner and officer installation. Loyal Woman's Class and Hospital Guild held meetings with reports and plans for next year. VFW Auxiliary met with pins awarded and a future meeting set for Jan 17. Haydenville resident William Harp er pleaded guilty to a minor invasion charge and was fined.
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Martha
Edna Shough
Wesley Hawk
Martha the Methodist Church
E. W
Hawk
Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Bertha Lawton
St. Mars
VFW
West
Riverside
Ruth North
Alven Ruth North
Belts
Markets Cincinnati LiveStock Report
Cincinnati market notes indicate hogs, sows, and pig prices with quotes and totals. Livestock groups include cattle and dairy items with remarks on butter and eggs, reflecting a generic weekly wholesale market briefing from Cincinnati.
Elsworth Ord Dies Aged 72 At Holzer Hospital
Elsworth Ord aged 72 died at Holzer Hospital at 9 a.m. after a three week illness. He suffered a stroke December 11 at his brother John Ord’s Gallipolis Ferry home, where he lived. He was son of the late Eldon and Ellen Chester Owl. Survived by brothers Walter Ord and Elmer Ord Henderson, a twin. Funeral arrangements are with Franklin funeral home.
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Point Pleasant
Elsworth Ord
Gallipolis
Fer
Holzer Hospital
Ord
John Ord
Gallipolis Ferry
Eldon
Ellen Chester Owl
Johns Ord Arther
Walter Ord Af Nore
Elmer Ord
Henderson
Franklin Fune
Euchre Party Sponsored by St Bachel Society
The Society of St Bachel sponsors a euchre party Sunday at 7 50 p m in the qaish ball. The committee in charge includes Andrew Guy Mars and Edward Bow. Invitations are extended to the public.
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Society of St. Bachel
Andrew Guy
Edward Bow
G A Meier Dies Aged 81 at Plains
G A Meier, long time resident of Plains, has died at age 81. Funeral details and survivors are reported by local notices, noting his community service and family connections.
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G. A. Meier
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