Nelsonville City Council Organizes at First Meeting
Nelsonville selects William T. Anderson as president pro tem for a two year term and Joe Stedem as city clerk after a secret ballot. December report shows $30.65 in fines. safety contract for prisoner boarding approved. two ordinances read and advanced. committee appointments announced. council adjourns to discuss the annual appropriation ordinance.
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Nelsonville
William T. Anderson
City Council
City Hall
Joe Stedem
Frank Poston
Robert Kinney
Stedem
C. G. Dew
Nelle Windon
William Dawson
Fourth and
Walnut Sts
Herman Ogg
Street and Sewer Committee
Brooks Shoes Triumph in City League Three Straight Wins
Brooks Shoes dominated Wolf Bowling in a City League matchup as Johnny Johnson led with 213 and 578 series. The program listed individual scores for Brooks Shoes and Walt Bowling, detailing totals for each player and team.
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Nelsonville
Brooks Shoes
Wolf Bowling
Johnny Johnson
Mechems van Neimans
Barber Service
Smith Linen
K. Cope
Steenrod
Shefer
Pairan
Johnson
Wade Se
Walt Bowling
Howe
H. Cope
Juniper
Whyte
Watkins
Cold Weather Cancels Church Class Meeting
Nelsonville report notes the Martha Class of the Methodist Church cancels tonight's class at Mrs Mayde's home due to cold weather, announced this morning.
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Nelsonville
Martha
Methodist Church
Mra J. Mayde
Frances Willard Temple to Hold Key Meeting Tuesday Evening
An important business meeting of Frances Willard Temple Pythian Sisters will be at Buchel Tuesday evening January 6 at 7 oclock. All members are requested to attend. Nelsonville visits note Elzte Neliver Calummus spends the week with Mrs Marie Davis in Nelsonville.
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Buchtfil
Frances Willard Temple
Pythian
Buchel
Nelsonville
Elzte Neliver
Calummus
Mre
Marry Davis
Krieg to Head Nelsonville Board of Education
L I Krieg was elected president of the Nelsonville City Board of Education at an organization meeting held at the high school. C S Shafer was named vice president. other members include C W Monks Mrs Ruby Cooley Raymond Patton and Converse Crawford. A clerk selection was deferred to review six applications. the board will meet next week to name a clerk. Regular meetings remain the fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. and committees will be announced.
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Nelsonville
L. I. Krieg
City Board of Education
C. S. Shafer
C. W. Monks
Ruby Cooley
Raymond Patton
C. E. Washburn
Charles Shafer
Doris Cook Ellinger
H. E. Wilson
Converse Crawford
Oae
Dc. E. Washburn
Nelsonville Teachers Association
R.O.T C
Red Cross
C W. Monks
West Schoo
Below Zero Cold Snap Hits Nelsonville
Nelsonville endures a severe cold snap as the C and O railroad yard office thermometer shows two below at midnight and drops to eight below by six this morning. The town braces for wind chills and frost.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters Meet at Mrs Linscott Home
The Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters will gather Wednesday evening at 7 40 at the home of Mrs Dean Linscott on Chestnut Street for a meeting and social.
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Nelsonville
Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Dean Linscott
Chestnut St
President outlines wartime production goals for 1942 and 1943
President states the nation’s spirit is strong and unity is tight as he orders immediate war production boosts. He details targets for 1942 including 60,000 airplanes, 45,000 combat planes, 45,000 tanks, 20,000 anti aircraft guns, and 8,000,000 deadweight tons of merchant ships, with 1943 goals rising further.
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Midway
Parasit Ae
Paul Brown Day Proclaimed by Nelsonville Mayor
Nelsonville Mayor George Bateman proclaims Wednesday January 7 as Paul Brown Day in honor of the Ohio State coach. Brown will address a large Booster Club meeting in Nelsonville, with the mayor praising his sportsmanship and citizenship efforts.
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Nelsonville
George Bateman
Paul Brown
Ohio State University
Boosters Club
Bateman
Ambitious 1943 Production Target Stated
A government statement contrasts 1941 output of 1 100 000 tons with plans to grow and reach 10 000 000 tons in 1943, signaling a major expansion drive. The remark emphasizes sustained industrial increase and national production aims.
Smoking Furnace Triggers Fire Department Call in Nelsonville
A smoking furnace at Mrs. George Mang’s Walnut Street home produced fumes prompting a Nelsonville fire department response on Monday afternoon. Fire Chief Dana Windon reported no damage.
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Nelsonville
George Mang
Walnut St
Dana Windon
Glouster Garden Club Hosts Thursday Evening
Mrs Theodore Heffken will be hostess to the Glouster Garden Club Thursday evening, inviting members to a planned meeting at her home.
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Glouster
Theodore
Heffken
Glouster Garden Club
Peter Cooper's Tom Thumb steam loco used musket tubes
Peter Cooper built the Tom Thumb in 1830 as the first U S passenger steam locomotive Archie the anti aircraft gun nickname appears in British army ranks
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Peter Cooper
Tom Thumb
United States
Shade High Cagers Visit Nelsonville Twin Hoops Cards
Shade High School teams travel to Nelsonville for varsity and reserve games at the local high school gym. It is the first outing since the holidays with the reserve game at 7 and the varsity at 8.
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Nelsonville
Shade High School
Troy Grange to Install at Coolville
Troy Grange will hold an open meeting Saturday evening January 10 for installation of officers. Former Grange members and others interested are welcome, with a request for attendees to bring doughnuts.
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Coolville
Troy Grange
Grange
Hannah D. Bible
Congregational Sunday School
Garrett Reed
Troy
New Marshfield
Charles Travis
W. E. Travis
Parris Island
South Carolina
Okey Ahart
Marteena Mae
Leslie Galbreth
David Earl
Sophronia Campbell
Anita Murphy
Charles Campbell
Camp Shelby
Don F. Deeter
Fort Knox
J. W. Deeter
Russell Buckley
Reedsville
Gertrude Barth
G. B. H. Sanford
K. M. Barth
Marietta
Dallas Casley
Belpre
Lillian Flinn
Lucy Chevalier
Joan Sheets
P. D. Sheets
Waterford
C. H. Verwohit
St. Clairsville
A. B. Saunders
Shirley Gibson
Springfield
L. H. Deeter
Otis Crawford
George Ramey
Parkersburg
Edward Fleming
Cora Hill
A M. Smith
Veteran's Hospital
Huntington
Former Bishopville Resident Iva Clay Dies at 75
Mrs Iva Clay 75 died at Locust Street home of Mr and Mrs Sam Myers after a three month illness. Born in West Virginia she lived in Bishopville 45 years before moving to Locust Street near the Mayers. Survived by daughter Olive Richards six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Bishopville Church of Christ with Minister C B Tigner officiating. Burial Bishopville Cemetery. Body at John S Blower Funeral Home on Main Street.
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Glouster
Iva Clay
Sam Myers
Locust St
West Virginia
Bishopville
Mayers
Olive Richards
Bishopville Church
Union Lunch tops Beshara's in bowling trio
GLOUSTER The Union Lunch won two of three games from Beshara's Confectionery Monday evening. Matt Cunningham rolled a high 554 series and Gibby Stephenson 201 for a high single. Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs. Eugene Johnstone in Kentucky, with the Johnstones returning home Sunday.
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Glouster
Union
Beshara
Matt Cunningham
Gibby Stephenson
Fred Thomas
Gamwell
H. Brown
M. Brown
Stephenson
Cunningham
Thomas
Hemsley
Sharlike
McCreanor
Morris
Kentucky
Eugene Johnstone
Social notes announce Dale McMullen engagement in Gore
Gore area notes list engaged couple Dale McMullen and Patricia Hinton of Glouster as they plan for a New Year Eve wedding. The column also records New Year visits, trips, and family updates from Logan New Straitsville Glassport to Columbus and Elyria with multiple households mentioned. A hospital admission and routine family movements round out the community brief.
PTA in Defense Explains at Jacksonville Meeting
Mrs L Statts Athens district director spoke on world conditions and PTA contributions at a Jacksonville pro meeting. Founders Day program planned for February, social committee named, attendance banner won by Faye McKinley's room, and a social hour followed with committee members listed.
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Jacksonville
L. Statts
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
PTA
Statts
Viola Kuhne
Florence Meeks
Lucille Williams
Faye McKinley
Margaret Parks
Effie Jackson
Mary Kempton
Sophronia Householder
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Notes and Weddings
Glouster announces the marriage of Patricia Hinton to Dale McMullen in Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Woodroe Nutter as attendants. The couple plans to live with the groom’s parents in Gore. Also notes visitors, a Christmas party for Eastern Telephone Co. alike, Pythian Sisters meeting, family gatherings, and a postponed Retail Clerks Union meeting to January 28.
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Glouster
John Hinton
Patricia
Dale McMullen
Gore
Logan
Woodroe Nutter
Logan High School
Harrison McMullen
Eastern Telephone Co
Crest Farm
Duncan Falls
Zanesville
C. G. Lunsford
Lalla Dunnett
Sadie Williams
Beulah
Marguerite Post
Retail Clerks’ Union
Complete circle rainbow seen from airplane window
An observer reports a circular rainbow visible from an aircraft, a rare optical phenomenon formed by sunlight refracting through raindrops. The event showcases a full circle halo around the sun as viewed from high altitude.
Glouster Board Elects Officers and adjusts meeting schedule
At the Glouster Board of Education meeting Joe Nelson was elected president E K Bryson vice president and D E Carr clerk. Stacey McDonald fills the vacancy left by E Galloway who moved to Columbus. Ralph Hines remains the other member elected in November. Regular meetings move to the second Monday of each month.
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Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
Joe Nelson
E. K. Bryson
D. E. Carr
Stacey McDonald
E. Galloway
Columbus
Ralph Hines
Ending Furlough Harold Watkins Heads to Columbus Visit
Corporal Harold Watkins leaves furlough and heads to Columbus to spend the night with his brother David Watkins and Mr and Mrs Ernest Roberts before returning to Camp Shelby Thursday. He had been the guest of his mother Mrs Ruth Watkins.
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Glouster
Harold Watkins
Columbus
David Watkins
Ernest Roberts
Camp Shelby
Ruth Watkins
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