Nelsonville Sportsmen Elect New Officers
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association elected Ed Carter president at its annual meeting held at the American Legion Building. Sam Thomas was named vice president and M. R. Hubbard was secretary treasurer. Carter succeeds Edward Sharp who led the group since its founding two years ago. Barabry retires as secretary treasurer after two years. The association had 246 members in 1940 and dues are due in March.
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Nelsonville
Ed Carter
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association
American Legion
Sam Thomas
M. R. Hubbard
Carter
Edward Sharp
Barbary
Mrs. Clara Caldwell Dies in Painesville Nelsonville
Nelsonville resident Mrs. Clara Caldwell died early this morning at her daughter Mrs. Albert Corwin’s home in Painesville. The body will be sent back to Nelsonville for burial at her sister Mrs. Nora Siddle’s home on Poplar Street, with calling hours observed. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. She is survived by son Leo of Baltimore and daughter Mrs. Leonard Whitmore, sister Nora Siddle of Nelsonville, and brother Dr. S. E. G. Pedigo of Athens. Her husband Neal Caldwell preceded her several years ago.
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Nelsonville
Clara Caldwell
Albert Corwin
Painesville
Nora Siddle
Poplar St
Corwin
Leo
Baltimore
Leonard Whitmore
S. E. G. Pedigo
Athens
Neal Caldwell
Scout Troop Adds Four Members in Nelsonville Meeting
Troop No. 65 Boy Scouts sponsored by the Order of Elks held a session in Nelsonville. Four new members Tommy Bateman Bernard Ruscoe Walter Crane and Albert Evans were initiated. Walter Crane was named grand master of the troop. The group discussed discipline activities and ongoing membership drive. Songs rounds and games followed the meeting closed with the scout prayer. Leaders planned next Thursday’s meeting.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Order of Elks
Tommy Bateman
Bernard Ruscoe
Walter Crane
Albert Evans
Nel sonville Retail Merchants to Meet for Dinner
The Nel sonville Retail Merchants Association will hold its semi annual dinner Monday evening January 20 at 6 30 at St Andrews Parish House. All members are urged to attend and the regular business meeting will follow the dinner.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association
St. Andrews Parish
Senior Class Plans Washington Trip and Nickel Campaign
Nelsonville reports the senior class met to organize the On to Washington drive and Nickel Campaign. Members are selling tags to fund the spring trip. A school paper drive, postponed to January 25, asks every senior to collect 100 sacks of old newspapers and magazines and call for pickup.
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Nelsonville
Washington
Veryone
Sunday Is Climax To Church Loyalty Drive
Nelsonville residents are urged to attend the church of their choice at regular worship hours this Sunday. The Church Loyalty Campaign has progressed well this week though sickness will delay some canvassing, with plans to finish the city next week.
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Nelsonville
Rainbow Class entertains at Bernice Johnson home
Nelsonville Rainbow Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Bernice Johnson on Poplar Street. President Mrs. Lu Allen led the business session. Prizes went to Mrs. S. S. Lane and Mrs. Georgia Foughty. A refreshment course was served to 22 members by Mrs. Johnson and assistants Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Nelle Johnson.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Bernice Johnson
Poplar St
Lu Allen
S. S. Lane
Georgia Foughty
Johnson
Nelle Johnson
Patrick Dyer III Ill in City
Patrick Dyer III a long time resident of this city is reported seriously ill with unspecified condition.
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Patrick Dyer III
Glouster
Patrick Dyer
Madam See Offers Life Advice at Route 33 Stop
A notice proclaims a psychic service in trailers four miles west of Nelsonville along Route 33. It promises guidance on love, marriage, business, and life questions, claiming to see both good and bad outcomes for clients.
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Nelsonville
Corning High School Principals Elected At Board Meeting
Corning elects Carl Penrod to principalship of Corning High School and Steven Benedict as high school teacher. Board reorganizes with Dr. James Miller as president and W D Foraker as clerk. Community events include Philo Class social, Oddfellows Lodge installation, and PTA safety program featuring D W Taylor and state patrol officers.
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Corning
Carl Penrod
Corning High School
Board of Education
Penrod
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio State University
Steven Benedict
John W. Nelson
Benedict
Margaret Lott
New Lexington
James Miller
William Foura
W. D. Foraker
George Parsons
J. E. Rodgers
Bank of Corning Stockholders Elect Officers
The Bank of Corning held its annual stockholders meeting and elected Dr. James Miller as president G D Keller as vice president Leo Radkoski as cashier and Emma Hensler as assistant cashier in the officer reorganization.
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Bank of Corning
James Miller
G. D. Keller
Leo Radkoski
Emma Hensler
Church for Our Day and Cox Funeral in Nelsonville
The First Methodist Church Nelsonville hosts Rev. W. M. George Sunday morning at 10 30 with a sermon titled Church for Our Day and an evening talk Back to Christ. Sunday School meets 9 30 led by Arthur Kennedy Epworth League 6 pm led by Mary Jane Howe. Val F Cox 72 dies Kentner Street home services Sunday 2 pm conducted by Rev R G Purrington of Athens.
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Nelsonville
W. M. George
First Methodist Church
Christ
Arthur Kennedy
Epworth League
Mary Jane Howe
Corning High Promotes The Green Valley Boys Show
The Junior Class of Corning high school presents entertainment by The Green Valley Boys of WHIZ Zanesville on the local high school auditorium stage Wednesday January 29 at 8 p.m. Class 13 of the First Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Anita Cady’s home Tuesday evening with Viola Pierce and Mary Spence as assistant hostesses. Mrs. Cady spoke the Parabel The Good Samaritan and Edna Dew read the fifth chapter of The Bible review The Great Men of the Bible. Refreshments were served by Delcie Spence Lizzie Mardy Flossie Hampson Gladie Morgan Lulu Dunlap Marie.
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Corning High School
Green Valley Boys
Station Whiz
Zanesville
First Methodist Church
Anita Cady
Viola Pierce
Mary Spence
Theft Report From Carbondale Vehicle On Hocking Street
Roy Arnold of Carbondale told police Thursday that a wheel, a tire, and a blanket were stolen from his automobile parked on Hocking Street early that morning.
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Nelsonville
Roy Arnold
Carbondale
Hocking St
Stars Forecast A Turbulent Yet Lucky Day
The stars predict a highly active day with potential progress but warn of conflicts with large powers and group bodies. Domestic and romantic life may face cross currents unless harmony is guarded. a birth on this day promises talent and ambition but possible home tensions.
Brooks Shoes Wins Three Games in City League Match
Brooks Shoes defeated Mechem 2 games to 1 in the City League as Paul Davis led Mechem with a 240 single and 595 series. Neimans face Sohio tonight at 8 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Brooks Shoes
Mechems
Paul Davis
Mechem Crew
Neimans
Sohio
Mt Union Social Notes Highlight Sunday Guests and Illness
There were 37 in attendance at Sunday School last Sunday. Rev. Higgenbothem preached and will return January 26. Mrs. Grace Carr is ill with influenza, cared for by Charles King of Bradbury. Ernest Carr visited from Harrisonville. John Wiseman and son Bobby hosted from Chillicothe with O W Wiseman. Epple family joined Kingsbury visitors William King and family of Kingsbury. Ed King and family from Enterprise joined at the King home with other guests. Later, O W Wiseman and Willis plus John Wiseman and Bobby joined Nicholsom family for Sunday.
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MT. Union
Higgenbothem
Grace Carr
Charles King
Bradbury
Ernest Carr
Harrisonville
Harley Carr
John Wiseman
Bobby
Chillicothe
O. W
Packard-Willys win in tenpin league thriller
Packard & Willys defeated Gamwell's Clover Farm two games to one in the local ladies league on Thursday. Lois Lantz rolled 168 and 440, Ione Cunningham 169 and 430, and Jim Wolf set a 290 in open bowling. team totals reached 1823 for Packard-Willys and 1966 for Clover Farm.
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Glouster
Packard & Willys
Gamwell
Clover Farm
Lois Lantz
Ione Cunningham
Jim Wolf
Jim
M. Hardy
M. Hemsley
Cunningham
L. Lantz
A. McCune
G. Mudrie
B. Cornwell
GC. Bhgo
A. Williams
Entertains Club Hosts Ladies Democrat Meeting
Mrs Edna Rawl ins Jacksonville hosted the Ladies Democrat Club at her home. After the business session under Mrs Minnie Hallam, a social hour followed. Lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs Blanche Jansen.
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Glouster
Edna Rawlins
Jacksonville
Ladies Democrat Club
Minnie Hallam
Blanche Jansen
Glouster Methodist Sunday School Meet Tonight
The GLOUSTER-Orpah Class of the Methodist Sunday School will meet at 7:30 this evening at the home of Mrs. Gus Morris on S High Street. Mrs. W. D. Witham is co-hostess.
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Glouster
Orpah
Methodist Sunday School
Gus Morris
S. High St
W. D. Witham
Boy Scout Week To Be Observed In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Boy Scouts will celebrate Boy Scout Week from February 6 to 14. During the week local Scouts will help govern the city and Troop 64 plans a hike next Saturday. Second class requirements pressure attendance for all seeking advancement.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts Troops
Club Meets Tonight at Hellyer Home
The MCT Club will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Freda Hellyer in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
MCT
Freda Hellyer
Long Walk of Concrete At Grand Coulee Dam
A vivid figure claims the dam used concrete enough to make a one foot wide by three inch thick walkway from Earth to the Moon, highlighting the project’s vast scale and engineering ambition.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Washington
Moon
Missionary Charles E Beulehr to Speak at Church of Christ
Charles E Beulehr, a missionary in India for 35 years, will speak at morning and evening services at the Church of Christ this Sunday. He directed a boys orphanage, built a mission farm, supervised a leper hospital, and is trained as an engineer. Public invited to attend both services.
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Nelsonville
Charles E. Beulehr
India
Church of Christ
East
Churches Announce Services in Glouster and Oakdale
The Church of Christ offers Bible School at 9 a.m and a 10 a.m. communion with a 10:30 sermon by C. B. Tigner on The Blessed Privilege. Evening youth meetings and services follow, with midweek devotionals on Wednesday. At the Methodist Church Rev. J. A. Thompson leads Sunday School at 9:30 and worship at 10:30 with Epworth League at 6 p.m. Mrs. Mary James heads Wednesday prayers. Oakdale Friendship Circle met at Mary Miller’s house with scripture reading and a prize program.
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Harry Vernon
Richard Williams
Irene Stahl
C. B. Tigner
Methodist Church
J. A. Thompson
John S. Blower
M. M. LeFavor
Epworth League
Mary James
Plan Benefit Party Set by Glouster Pythian Sisters
The Glouster Pythian Sisters announce a benefit party this Saturday at 7 30 PM in the K of P Hall. Proceeds support their charitable work and community efforts.
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Glouster — Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Edward A Wallace former Glouster resident dies
Edward A Wallace 82 of Glouster died Thursday evening at his daughter’s home in Columbus where he had lived since his wife’s death. Born near Concord in Guernsey County he moved to Chauncey then Glouster and Nelsonville working as a merchant and blacksmith. Surviving daughters Clara Rudolph Tessa Mitchell and Ruth James a sister Ida Russell brothers Grant and Clint eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at C F Wallace & Son Funeral Home Sunday 2 PM with Rev F E Roberts and Rev Walker officiating. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Glouster
Edward Allen Wallace
Harley Mitchell
Tuller St
Columbus
Mr. Wallace
Nathan Wallace
Conscord
Guernsey County
Chauncey
Alice McKee
Main St
C. B. Vernon
Fairlawn Ave
T. J. Wallace
M. M. Bryson
Wallace
Nelsonville
Clara Rudolph
Chicago
Tessa Mitchell
Ruth James
Mia
Ida Russell
Akron
Grant Wallace
This City
Clint Wallace
Moline
Ill
C. F. Wallace & Son
Jacksonville Girl's Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Judson of Jacksonville announce the marriage of their daughter Frances to Harry Sayre Jr. The ceremony was held Tuesday at the bride’s parents’ home with immediate family present. Both graduates of J-T High School class of ’39. The groom plans to work in Columbus, and the couple will live with Frances’s parents for now.
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Glouster
Joe Judson
Jacksonville
Frances
Harry Sayre
Rev
H. O. Davis
United Brethren Church
J-T High School
Columbus
Sayre
Beware of Contagious Colds Warning and Remedies
Public health note urges vigilance for colds and promotes Vicks products VapoRub and VapoNol as relief. Advises simple care, hydration, and daily exercise while warning to contact a physician if symptoms worsen or do not improve.
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Corning Social Notes
Verna Marshall
Garry Addition
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Alice Mae Wilson
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Mae Rodgers
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Lena Fenneken
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Sarah Blower
Lora Longley
Wanna Thomas
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Oddfellows Lodge
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D. W. Taylor
Cleveland
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Ohio Central Division
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State Highway Patrol
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J. Johnson
J. Brooks
M. White
Eanen
Mt. Union Social Notes
Packard-Willys
Entertains Club
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Charles FE. Beulehr
Oakdale
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Mary Miller
Geneva Jewell
Prudy Nott
Madge Harry
May Losey
Della Loomis
Rosa Love
Annita Yocum
Gertrude Jewell
Sarah McClelland
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Mae
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Edward A. Wallace
Glouster High School
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Ralph Richey
Helen Green
Don Greider
Evelyn Kittle
Barbara Knight
Audrey Dawson
Mary Stahl
Ethel Liskey
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