Seven Are Rejected After Tests
SELLONVILLE Twelve of the group of 19 registrants from Stead at Athens were examined for preinduction Tuesday. Seven were rejected while those accepted include Kenneth Wesley Cope Basil Guy Whitlatch Bennie Donald Hutchens Homer Ellsworth Byrd Harold Kenneth Young Edward Miskell Howe Walter Pearl Keplar Daniel Curt McInturf Gerald Rodehaver Charles Lee Hanson Myron Alfred McGrew R and Nelsonville Amesville noted.
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Sellonville
Stead At
Athens
Homer
Gilberville
Homer Ellsworth Byrd
Sheppard St
Nelsonville
Harold Kenneth Young
Edward Miskell Howe
Scott St
Walter Pearl Keplar
Daniel Curt McInturf
Stewart
Irom Gerald Rodehaver
Guys Charles Lee Hanson
Sharpsburg
Myron Alfred McGrew
Amesville
Mourn
Nelson
Operators Grateful For Remembrances In Nelsonville
Nelsonville telephone operators at the Christmas time exchange received many gifts from local patrons. The girls acknowledge these courtesies with sincere thanks and appreciation. Spokesman for the group states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Exchange
Secere
Youth Group Meets at Nelsonville First Methodist Church
Nelsonville youth gathering drew about 200 despite weather. Rev Eibert Courtney of Chauncey preached "Are Ye Able" at the service in Nelsonville. Estel Crabtree shared experiences with Cincinnati Reds during a social hour followed by skits and light refreshments. Athens Church of Christ won a trophy for attendance. Next county youth meet planned for Glouster.
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First Methodist
Nelsonville
Eibert Courtney
Church of Christ, Chauncey
Estel Crabtree
Cincinnati Reds
Church ‘of Christ ‘of
Athens
Methodist Youth Fellowship
W. S.C
Athens County
Glouster
Yorks Service Men Wounded In Action In Europe
War Department message to Mrs. William Hewitt, Nelsonville Rt., reports Corporal William Hewitt wounded in action in Germany on December 12. Also noted are Christmas greetings from Pfc Ralph S. Russell in Germany, assignment moves for James F. Russell to Geiger Field, Spokane, and Sgt. Paul A. Hall returning home after nine months overseas. Lt. Col Roy Inman of the 101st Airborne Division wounded December 24 and hospitalized in Paris, is son of Harry Inman of Pueblo, Colorado.
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Cpl
William Hewitt
Germany
War Department
Nelsonville Rt
Frank Russell
Ralph S. Russell
James F. Russel
Frank Roussell
Camp Pine Dale
Calif
Geiger Field
Spokane
Wash
Aviation Engineers
Paul A. Hall
High St. Nelsonville
Ars
Cecil Shafer
Roy Inman
101St
Paris
Inman
Harry Inman
Pueblo
Colo
Harry Tama
Nelsonville Circle Meeting and Social Notes
Nelsonville Circle of truth holds monthly meeting in Presbyterian church social room with a pot luck supper at six. Mrs James Knight presides. reports read and accepted. Devotional on Faith, Scripture by Anna Chapman. Music included Holy Holy Holy My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Faith of Our Fathers. Mrs Gordon Thompson reviewed part one of Mission Study The Unfolding Drama in South Eastern Asia. Hostesses Mabel Haffner Frank Knox Leonard Powell. Guests Mrs Stanley Dew Miss Elizabeth Shater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amtivatin
Circle of Tuth
Presbyterian
James, Knight
Anna Chapman
Our Fathers
Gordon ‘Thompson
Asia
Mabel Haffner
Frank Knox
Leonard Powell
Stanley Dew
Elizabeth Shater
Nelsonville firm showcases juvenile furniture at Chicago mart
Carl Hupach of Nelsonville Electric & Manufacturing Co described ties at the Chicago formt and merchandising mart during a Rotary Club meeting. Exhibitors from across the nation displayed furniture equipment to thousands of retail dealers. The Carbon Hill plant makes juvenile and nursery furniture and was represented with an exhibit. Flight Officer Robert Tack, who earned his wings and bombardier ratings at an Arms School in Texas, was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carl Hupach
Nelsonville Electric & Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Rotary Club
the Mart
Carbon Hill
Robert Tack
Texas
Charles Wolfe Rites Planned at Greenlawn
Nelsonville reports Charles P. Wolfe 80 died Tuesday at Stott Rest Home Columbus. Funeral services Thursday at 1 p.m. Stott Funeral Home burial Greenlawn. Survived by son Dan Thurston and daughter Mrs RR Thomas Columbus. Wife Anna preceded him in death. Also note cabinet meeting Thursday Jan 11 at noon in Home for FFA plans.
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Nelsonvill
Charles P. Wolfe
St.ott
Columbus
Stott Funeral
Greenlawn
Wolfe
Zion Hidge
Dan
Thurston
RR. Thomas
Nelsonville
FH. A
Home Fee Homies
F. Il. A
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Residents
Corning society briefs mention Mrs Bergen hosting MT Club night. Sgt Carl Hermes, after overseas duty, sent from Santa Ana to Lake Field to run a provisional replacement depot. Kenneth N Fouts on leave with mother Nancy Fouts. Delmer Dunlap and friends visit from Glouster. John Duffy back to railroad work after October illness. Stoughts travel to Harrington Kansas after Columbus visit. Joyce returns home after holidays with relatives.
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Betty Jane Dunlap
Virginia Davis
Delmer Dunlap
Glouster
Raymond Clifford Find
Columbus
P Clifford John Duffy
Rottahd Stought
Stought
Harrington
Kaw
Fred
M. E. Joyce
Penns acquire Gloeckner property on Mulberry Ave
Mr and Mrs Ben Pomeroy Penn purchase the Gloeckner property on Mulberry Avenue a three acre lot with two homes. They bought as an investment and plan to repair and improve the residences once restrictions lift and materials are available. Earliest surviving Babylonian clay tablets date to about 3500 B C.
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Pomeroy
Benson Penn
Gloeckner
Mulberry Ave
Penns
Officers Installed by Millfield Pocahontas Lodge
Chauncey new officers were installed at Mazon Council Pocahontas meeting led by Deputy Alice Carr and Ruby Simpson. Names include Heloise Sisson Winona Theo Moody Powhatan Jeane Dunkle Margie Pyle Alice Theisen Ruby Simpson Frances Wallace Helen Dunkle Florence Pyle Auldine Fox Elizabeth Robinett Avanelle Crabtree Jennie Cole Mary Leffler Maggie Dean Jessie Fulton Ruth Dunkle Cassie King Alice Carr Elizabeth Robinett. Chauncey Mr and Mrs Thomas Oliver hosted a two course chicken dinner Sunday honoring son Harry H Oliver home on furlough with family and friends.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Millfield Council
Alice Carr
Ruby Simpson
Heloise Sisson
Winona
Theo Moody Powhatan
Jeane Dunkle
Margie Pyle
Alice Theisen
Wampum
Frances Wallace
Helen’ Dunkle
Florence Pyle
Auldine Fox
Elizabeth Robinett
Avanelle Crabtree
Jennie Cole
Mary. Leffler
Maggie Dean
Jessie. Fulton
Ruth Dunkle
Tepee
Foret
Cassie King
Elbeth Robinett
Chauncex
Thomas Oliver
Converse St
Harry H. Oliver
R.d.mac
Marie Neighbors
Chaunncey
Clarence ‘Oliver
Dora Grubb
Athens
Edgar Burt
Lloyd and
Keith
Daughter Is Honored On Fifteenth Birthday
Chauncey Mr. angers Harley Lanning hosted a Millfield party for Virginia Lanning celebrating her fifteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests, with many gifts and refreshments of sandwiches cookies and coffee. Attendees included Patricia Pettit Patty Wallace Patty Hamrick Ruth Miller Ruth Ann Howard Jeanie McHarg Donna Earich Mary Lou Earich Virginia King Kathleen Mingus Marian Earich Russ Border Robert Crabtree Junior Courtney James Stanley Buddy Earich Bunkle Brown Junior Lanning and Mr and Mrs Harvey Lanning.
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Chauncey
Mr. Angers
Harley Lanning
Millfield
Virginia
Marian Earich
Russ Border
Robert Crabtree
Junior Courtney
James Stanley
Buddy Earich
Bunkle Brown
Junior Lanning
Harvey Lanning
Jenkins Funeral for Rhoda A Jenkins Thursday
Rhoda Ann Jenkins of Nelsonville died Tuesday at her Harper Street home. Funeral services will be Thursday at 3 PM at Stout Funeral Home conducted by Rev. LC Evans of the Church of Christ. Burial will be at Greenlawn. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rhoda Ann Jenkins
Harper St
Stout Funeral
LC. E. Evans
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Esther Class Hostess Meeting At Chauncey Methodist
Esther Class of Chauncey Methodist Church was hosted by Mrs. Laura Russell with Elizabeth Boling as new president. Ruth Bridgewater led devotions. reports from Evelyn Patterson and Laura Russell. Nell Jordan won mystery prize. next meeting set for February at Winnie Skinner's home. Auditing committee and officers of Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge to meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Roger Boling's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Laura Russell
Ellis Ave
Elzabeth Boling
Evelyn Patterson
Ruth Bridgewater
Nell Jordan
Elizabeth Boling
Audry Leffler
Winnie Skinner
Jacobs Ave
Helen Nicholson
Lizzie Harvey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Roger Boling
Oliver Family Seeks Missing Details in Brief Notice
A fragmentary notice mentions Mr. and Mrs. T. Oliver and family seeking information about a missing item or person. The truncated text also references a Marge and a motel, suggesting a local concern or family matter requiring community attention. Further readable context is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Oliver
Margeean Motel
Stasey Transferred To Fort Meade From Camp Walters
Chauncey James Stasey, trained at Camp Walters Texas, is transferred to Fort Meade Maryland. He is the son of Elmer Stasey of Chauncey and has five siblings Clarence Walter Russell James and Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Stasey
Camp Walters
Texas
Fort Meade
Maryland
Elmer Stasey
Clarence
Walter
Russell
James
Euene
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K. of P
Nelsonvit
Bastogne
Nelsonville Social Notes
Bernice Johnson
West
Washington
Nelle Johnson
Cosmopolitan Lab
C.D. Shafer
Louise Pearce
J. E. Davidson
Eartha
Corning Social Notes
Babylonia
Beaco
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Wilson's Store
Millfield Pocahontas Lodge
Council
Mrs. Russell
Stasey
Save
OPA
Cleveland Orchestra
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Ader
Howard Irlow
America
Sohio
Deems Taylor
Me C
Standard Oil Co
Akron
WADC
Canton
WHBC
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WHK
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Metropoli Opera and Radio
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