Poland Resident Speaks At Brotherhood Meeting
Nelsonville Ohio The Men's Brotherhood of the Athens County Churches of Christ met at the Christian Church with Fred Lee Tom presiding. Thadeusz Danielewski of Poland spoke on wartime Poland including Warsaw destruction and seven million Polish lives lost, praising American aid and the Oslo Youth Conference. The next meeting will be in Trimble on March 10.
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Nelsonville
Men's Brotherhood
Athens County
Karl Gardner
Chauncey
Thadeusy Z. Danielewski
Poland
J. A. Long
Warsaw
America
World Conference of Youth
Oslo
Norway
County Brotherhood
Trimble
Welfare Group Reorganizing Is Started
NELSONVILLE The Child Welfare Committee inactive since 1944 begins reorganization. Supt D W Codding chairs the board with Alice Kelso secretary treasurer. Members include Eva Davis Estel Crabtree Granville Green Nellie Elliott from schools PTA and other groups. Second meeting set for Sunday at 2 pm in Codding’s office to draft rules and a program.
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Nelsonville
D. W. Codding
Codding
Alice Kelso
Eva Davis
Estel Crabtree
Granville Green
Nellie Elliott
PTA
Community Chest
Glouster Church News Roundup and Schedules
Local church listings for Glouster and surrounding areas detail service times led by pastors W H Mathias Daniel K ater H H Lafferty R A Bata and John Devol plus midweek meetings Bible schools and communion. Community notices include Mrs George J Campbell returning home after visiting relatives.
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Glouster
George J. Campbell
Russell Brewer
Georgie Higgins
Scout Troop T2 Meets For Clean Up And Recruitment
Scoutmaster Ted Byers schedules a Saturday 9 50 a m meeting in the Scout room for Troop T2. The scrap drive opens January 22 with town wide canvassing for wages. The day includes Scout room cleanup and an advancement opportunities session. Boys 12 and older are invited to join at 7 pm season event, aiming for 32 scouts by February 6 Scout Week.
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Glouster
Ted Byers
Byers
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs A Blake Mechem
Funeral services were held Thursday at the Warren funeral home for Mrs. A Blake Mechem. The Rev John Lloyd Evans of the First Presbyterian Church, of which she was a member, officiated. Classmates of the class of 1929 attended in a body. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Warren Funeral Home
A. Blake Mechem
John Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville Past Matrons and Patrons elects officers
Nelsonville covers for 18 officers at a covered dish dinner in the Masonic Temple marking the annual Past Matrons and Patrons Association meeting. Officers elected include Retta Lennox as president Phyllis Mc Daniels as vice president Helen McCune as secretary and Mabel Campbell as treasurer. Three members Helen Washburn Olive Brookins and Edith Hardy were initiated. Inez Wilson retires as president.
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Nelsonville—Association
Masonic Temple
Retta Lennox
Phyllis McDaniels
Helene McCune
Mabel Campbells
Helen Washburn
Olive Brookins
Edith Hardy
Inez Wilson
Dinner Guests Listed for Covert Family Event
Mr and Mrs Ellis Covert hosted Sunday dinner with Nelsonville Route 1 relatives incl Mary Schoonover Floodwood Katie Knight Zanesville Clyde Shingler and children Carolyn Clyde Jr Willard Dunn Zanesville Belford Hammond and daughter Betty Columbus Cecil McGlone Edith Jordan Athens and Rev and Mrs Shingler Akron among others.
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Ellis Covert
Nelsonville
Mary Schoonover
Floodwood
Katie Knight
Zanesville
Clyde Shingler
Carolyn and
Clyde, Jr
Willard Dunn
Belford Hammond
Betty
Columbus
Cecil McGlone
Edith Jordan
Athens
Shingler
Akron
Friendship Club January Meeting Report
Mrs. Margaret Betts hosted the Friendship Club January meeting at her home with attendees including Mrs. Bessie Warehime, Mrs. Agnes Woodard, Mrs. Sylvia Hall, Mrs. Hannah Parry, Mrs. Myrtle Linscott, Mrs. Fannie Williams, Mrs. Netta Stewart, Mrs. Clara Hall, and Miss Edna Hall.
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Margaret Betts
Friendship Club
Bessie Warehime
Agnes Woodard
Sylvia Hall
Hannah Parry
Myrtle Linscott
Fannie Williams
Netta Stewart
Clara Hall
Edna Hall
Mrs Steenrod Recovers After Hospital Operation
Mrs S S Steenrod was reported recovering satisfactorily Thursday evening in Grant Hospital Columbus after an operation earlier in the day. She is listed in room 253.
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Nelsonville
S. S. Steenrod
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Epiphany Ep i scopal Serv ices in Nelsonville Churches
Nelsonville churches list Epiphopal Rol lin Polk Jr presiding second Sunday after Epiphany with morning prayer sermon by Ray Ashby at 9 30 a m First Methodist led by L A Griffith with 9 30 church school and 10 30 worship subject The Call for Christian Workers Christian Fort and Short led by J A Long with 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 worship sermon The Motives of Men Pilgrim Holiness Raymond Simpson pastor 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 worship Young Peoples 6 p m and 7 p m sermon by L R Roberts First Presbyterian Lloyd Evans minister 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 worship sermon Like a Certain Man Nazarene Adams St T H Arnott pastor 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 worship NYPS 6 15 p m and 7 p m sermon Prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m
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Jacksonville
H. H. Lafferty
Trimble Methodist
Mr Lafferty
R. A. Bata
Ilouster
First Baptist Sunday School
Bishopville
Carmel Free Methodist
Mr. Householder
Glouster Methodist
John Devol
Donald Weller
Plains Methodist Church
Devol
Spencer Ridge Bible Christian
Leona Thompson
Trimble West Side Church OF Christ — Co
Clouston
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
Ray Ashby
First Methodist
L. A. Griffith
Call For Christian Workers
Youth Fellowship
Fort and Short
J. A. Long
Young Peoples
Raymond Simpson
L. R. Roberts
First Presbyterian
Lloyd Evans
Westminster Fellowship
Dorr Run
Nazarene—Adams
Hit-Skip Damages Parked Car in Nelsonville
Nelsonville police investigated a hit and run incident in front of 245 Canal Street. Floyd Dearth reported his son Jim Dearth current in military training had a car side swiped. left rear fender taillight wheel and tire damaged about 50 dollars.
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Nelsonville
Floyd Dearth
Canal St
Jim Dearth
Dearth
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Describes Hogs Cattle Prices
Salable hogs 2000 with barrows and gilts mostly 50 higher, sows up to 25, top 160-220 lb at 22.25, 240-250 lb at 21.00, 268 lb at 20.50, 275-285 lb 19.25-50, some 148 lb at 21.50. Cattle 300, calves 100, slow but steady slaughter cattle trade, beef cows weak, steers 550 lb at 25.50, heifers 23-25, common stock 18-22, canners 14.50-17.00. Sheep 100, no early lambs or ewes, some large lambs available.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. 8
Dept. Agr
Market Prices Report From Cincinnati January 14
Poultry and butter prices listed in Cincinnati market notes include heavy fowls 36-37 cents per pound for 4 pounds and over, leg horn and light 26-28, heavy fryers up to 5 pounds 31-33, heavy broilers 31-33. No ducks geese or turkeys. Butter prints 67 cents per pound for 1 and 2 pounds, 67 and 68 cents for larger prints with premium 60 and regular 57 cents per pound. Potatoes quoted at 2.00 to 5.25 per bag or hundredweight.
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Cincinnati
Consumer grades and wholesale prices released
Cincinnati reports consumer grades with U S A large 50 53 percent and medium 45 50 percent. Wholesale grades show Extra large 46 4914 percent. Current receipts range 40 42 percent.
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Cincinnati
U.S. A
Mrs. Bartels Hosts Catholic Ladies Study Club Meeting
Mrs. Kate Bartels hosted the Catholic Ladies' Study Club in Church Hall on Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Ley led the session. Sacred reading by Mrs. T. A. Noon and a piece titled The Bell Shall Ring Again by Mrs. John R. Clark were read. Letters from Dan Rice in Patna India and Mrs. Ann Bailey in a TB sanitarium were read. Games followed by lunch. Mrs. Walter Yount will host the next meeting.
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Glouster
Kate Bartels
Catholic Ladies’ Study Club
Church Hall
Ed Ley
T. A. Noon
John R. Clark
Dan Rice
Patna
India
Ann Bailey
Walter Yount
Ladies Aid Meeting at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
GLOUSTER The Ladies Aid Society of the Taylor Ridge Church of Christ met in the church Friday evening. Mrs. Audria Chesser led devotionals with help from Mrs. Cora Davis and Mrs. Ruth Murray. Refreshments were served by several members including Mrs. Ida Chalfant and Mrs. Bertha Heffken.
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Glouster
Ladies Aid Society
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Audria Chesser
Cora Davis
Ruth Murray
Ida Chalfant
Pauline Swart
Charles Holland
Verna Swartz
Vera Bryan
Lela Welling
Bertha Heffken
Legion Auxiliary Plans January Games Party for Girls' State
The Murray City American Legion Auxiliary met with 23 members in the Knights of Pythias Hall. They discussed the midwinter conference on March 5 at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus and set a Jan. 25 games party open to the public. Proceeds will sponsor a girl for Girls' State. Lunch was by the hostess committee: Agnes Murphy, Grace Donohue, Sally Riggs, Sadie Foster, and Jennie Shunkwiler.
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Murray City
American Legion Auxiliary
Knights of Pythias
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Columbus
Agnes Murphy
Grace Donohue
Sally Riggs
Sadie Foster
Jennie Shunkwiler
Regina Bowles Rites Set in Haydenville Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Regina Bowles who died Wednesday at her Haydenville home will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Haydenville Methodist Church led by Rev. J A Long. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan.
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Nelsonville
Regina Bowles
Haydenville
Haydenville Methodist Church
J. A. Long
The
Christian Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan
Dance Series Planned by Murray City Eagles in January
Murray City Eagles sponsor weekly dances starting Saturday January 15. Music by Gene Carpenter and His Hill Billies. William Brooks, worthy president, announced the event.
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Murray City
Eagles
William Brooks
Gene Carpenter
Hill Billies
Keno Resident Ezra Newell Dies at 72
Ezra Newell, 72, lifelong Keno resident of Chester Township Meigs County, died at home Thursday night. Survived by wife Ellen, son Leroy of Chillicothe, brother Jessie of Keno, and sisters Esta White of Keno, Mary Reed of Chester, and Nora Damewood of Chester. Funeral services incomplete.
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Tuppers Plains
Ezra Newell
Keno
Chester Township
Meigs County
Newell
Ellen
Leroy
Chillicothe
Jessie
Esta White
Mary Reed
Nora Damewood
Chester
Eagles Plan Dances For Dedication Week
Nelsonville event outlines two nights of dances as part of dedication week with square dancing tonight and modern dancing plus a floor show on Saturday from 9 to 1.
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Eagles
Nelsonville
Glouster Couple Attends Funeral in Waynesville
Mr and Mrs Vern Hall and daughter Sharon Ann traveled to Waynesville Saturday for funeral services for Mrs Hall s grandfather Frank Stansberry They were joined by Mr and Mrs Zane Kasier of Columbus visiting his mother Mrs Edna Kasier in Trimble Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Floyd Cooper and daughters Karen and Ginney Lee of Columbus for the weekend
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Vern Hall
Sharon Ann
Waynesville
Hall
Frank Stansberry
Zane Kasier
Columbus
Edna Kasier
Trimble
Floyd Cooper
Karen and
Ginney Lee
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Hollister
Mr. Mathias
Glouster Church OF Christ
Daniel Kater
Young People’s Church
al Rader
A. B. Mechem
Orpheum
Hopalong
Plu
William Boyd
Russell Hayden
Willard Robertson
Matt Moore
Betty Moran
Dary Sherman
Lesley Sciencies
Screen Guild
William Tracy
Elyse Knox
James Gleason
Aia Eines
Sun
Tuesson
TAR
Tomny Weissmuller
Ena Brenda Joyce End
Linoa Chai Christian
Nelsonville Social Notes
Mrs. Betts
Majestic
Robert Susan Young- Hayward
Sane Greer
Tom Powers
Irving Pichel
Ianae
Joan Harrison
Screee
Jonathan Latimes
Gordon Moo
Nelsonville Church News
Ethel Barrymore
Selznick
Louis Jourdan
David
Alfred
Chcock
Lindbergh Field
San Diego
Calif
Ken Coward
Mrs. Bartels
Ladies Aid
Legion Auxiliary
Family Atlas
V.F.W. Dance
Bob Holloway
C. E. Whitmore
U. S. Highway 33
Sam
Ohiosville
Janes Rendering
Whitmore's Greenhouses
Buchtel Road
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