Nelsonville Woman Louise Shafer Dies After Illness
Louise Shafer lifelong Nelsonville resident dies at home on Fayette Street after an extended illness. She was one of 10 children of George and Mary Shafer and active in First Presbyterian Church missions and choir. Survived by two sisters and three brothers. funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Presbyterian Church. interment Green Lawn Cemetery mausoleum.
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Nelsonville
Louise Shafer
Fayette St
George and
Mary Shafer
First Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
Choir
Miss Mable
Eva Silcott
Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Banquet Honors Band Members and Director Gilbert
About 200 attendees including 80 band members gathered at the Band Boosters Club banquet in Nelsonville to honor the school band and director James Gilbert. Ohio State Bands director Manley R. Whitcomb spoke on the band’s community role as seniors received music awards and Morton hats were given to seniors.
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Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
James Gilbert
The
Christian Church
Manley R. Whitcomb
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Gilbert
Margaret Beal
Beth Gray
Neil Hoece
Mary Johnston
Glenn McClain
John Wiseman
Florence Byrd
Elinor Call
Diane Crabtree
Shir
W. H. Hyde
Paul Galvin
Ralph Davis
Leonard Powell
Boosters’ Committee
L. C. Gray
Galvin
Whitcomb
Columbus
Hyde
William Erwine
James Reese
Ohio University
Reese
J. A. Long
Death claims D A Ferree and wife Florence
Daniel Abraham Ferree 81 died at Hocking Valley Hospital at 2 30 am after his wife Florence died three days earlier. He was a longtime Nelsonville educator and member of the Nelsonville A and FM Lodge Eastern Star McArthur Methodist Church New Plymouth Grange No 1856. Survived by nieces and nephews. Double funeral held at Heistand Funeral Home with Rev J W Obee. Second service at Hannah Funeral Home Blanchester. Interment Blanchester Cemetery.
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McArthur
Daniel Abraham Ferree
Hocking Valley
Florence
Nelsonville
Ferree
J. W. Obee
Hannah
Blanchester
Blanchester Cemetery
Nelsonville Church Notices Across Local Congregations
Sunday schedule outlines services at Fort and Short Streets with J A Long and Atty S P McNaught among speakers including Ohio Temperance League. Other churches list morning prayers, Sunday schools, young people events, choir rehearsals, and midweek studies for Epiphany Episcopal Methodist Church of Paul M Niswander and Pilgrim Holiness at Harper Chestnut Streets.
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Christian-Fort and Short Sts
J. A. Long
Atty. S. P. McNaught
The
Ohio Temperance League
Chi Rho
Orlando Howson
Church OF Christ In Christian Union
Happy Hollow
Edward Angle
Pilgrim Holiness
Harper and Chestnut Sts
Raymond Simpson
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes show numerous admissions and discharges. Patients include Max Wolfe Nelsonville Monty Calvert Buchtel Robert Eugene Barrett Trimble Orville Werren Deanville and others from Athens Nelsonville New Lexington and Jackson ville. A child Joey Williams underwent surgery at Children’s Hospital Columbus and is recovering. The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ in Glouster meets at 7 30 PM today.
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Max Wolfe
Nelsonville
Monty Calvert
Buchtel
Robert Eugene Barrett
Trimble
C. Orville Werren
Deanville
Arlie Campbell
Haydenville
Cameron Brooker
Harold F. Griffith
New Lexington
Landis Baker
Athens
Joseph Eazeikowski
Jacksonville
Ralph Crawford
Fred Miller
Glouster
Joey Williams
Joe Williams
Childrens Hospital, Columbus
Church of Christ
Gilouster
Clarence Bing Dies Thursday in Pomeroy
Clarence Wilson Bing Sr aged 64 died at 11 30 pm Thursday at his home in Pomeroy His wife Marjorie is the widow and his children include Clarence Wilson Bing Kenton Ohio and Rita Laudermill Hartford Two other children Ellen Bing and Aaron Wilson Bing preceded him in death Funeral service set for Sunday at 2 pm at Ewing Funeral Home with burial in Rocksprings Cemetery Friends may call the funeral home at any time
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Pomeroy
Clarence Wilson Bing, Sr
Cee Igi
Marjorie
Clarence Wilson Bing
Kenton
Ohio
Rita Laudermill
Hartford
Ellen Bing
Aaron Wilson Bing
Ewing Funeral Home
Rocksprings
Nelsonville VFW Auxiliary plans April anniversary dinner
Nelsonville unit members discussed the annual anniversary dinner for April at the Post Home with favors for all paid attendees. The auxiliary announced its district meeting at New Marshfield on Feb. 3 and voted $15 for the polio drive. Two new members Mrs Minnie Laughlin and Mrs Emma Conners were initiated as 15 members shared a pot luck. The next meeting is Feb. 6.
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Nelsonville
VFW Auiliary
Post Home
New Marshfield
Minnie Laughlin
Emma Conners
Social meeting of the Friendship club hosts Bertha Butterworth
The Friendship club met at Mrs. Bertha Butterworth's home on January 15 with fifteen members present. Pot luck and games followed, and attendees included Lessie Hannahs Vada Kerr Edna Barron Elizabeth Perkins Ora Barrows Eva Kerr Gertrude Stocklen Hattie Bennett Velma Evans Margaret Campbell Lillian Herdlitzka Bea Windle Jackie Kerr and the hostess. The next gathering is planned at Ora Barrows' home on February 19 at W Columbus St.
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Friendship Club
Bertha Butterworth
Lessie Hannahs
Vada Kerr
Edna Barron
Elizabeth Perkins
Ora Barrows
Eva Kerr
Gertrude Stocklen
Hattie Bennett
Velma Evans
Margaret Campbell
Lillian Herdlitzka
Bea Windle
Jackie Kerr
Pearl Keiffer
W. Columbus St
Driver Pleads Guilty at Nelsonville Traffic Court
Kenneth Smith of Nelsonville pleaded guilty at arraignment in Mayor Paul Galvin’s court after a traffic accident at the East city limits. He was fined $100 plus costs for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Ray C. Lurber of Logan changed a prior innocent plea on a truck overloading charge to guilty and was fined $25 and costs.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth Smith
Paul Galvin
Ray C. Lurber
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Sergeant Back in Fight Following Two Wounds
Master-Sergeant Patrick V. Barrett of Trimble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barrett, was wounded Oct. 6 and again on Christmas Day in Korea. He holds the Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge, and Silver Star, veteran of World War I, and past commander of Trimble VFW post. His brother Pf. Donald Co. Barrett is with the 809th Engineers Aviation Battalion. A photo was taken in Seoul on Nov. 15.
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Trimble
Patrick V. Barrett
Barrett
Francis Barrett
Trimble Township
Donald Co. Barrett
809Th Engineers Aviation Battalion
Seoul
Korea
Glouster Area Church Schedules in Local Digest
A local church bulletin lists multiple congregations with worship times Sunday schools and sermons. Notable entries include Glouster First Methodist Glouster Church of Christ Jacksonville Methodist Mt Carmel Free Methodist and others across the region detailing pastors service times and midweek activities.
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Glouster First Methodist
John L. Devol
Glouster Church OF Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Enlon Grubbs
U.P
Jacksonville
Franklin Cooley
Millfield
Trimble
Ferndale Church OF Christ
Edwin Carpenter
Glouster First Baptist
Frank C. Cleveland
BYPU
Bishopville Church OF Christ
Homer Vian
Redtown Free Methodist Sunday School
Roy Strausbaugh
Young Peoples’ Meeting
L. A
L. A. Robinson
Trimble West Side Church of Christ
Oakdale
Church OF God
J. B. McClung
B. F. Mowry
Leona Thompson
Glouster
W. H. Mathias
Hollister Eue
Mrs Frances Sheeran Death Reported in Glouster
Mrs Frances C Sheeran a former Glouster resident died. The Sheeran family lived on Madison Street and her husband worked in the Jones Coat Co office. Funeral services were held Thursday morning with burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
Frances C. Sheeran
Sheeras
Madison St
Pastor Teater Returns Home From Sheltering Arms Hospital
The Rev. Daniel K. Teater is back home from Sheltering Arms hospital where his condition was described as satisfactory. He is expected to continue recovery at home.
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Glouster
Daniel K. Teater
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Community Family Night at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church observes a family night on January 23 led by Rev. John Devol. A 6 p.m. pot luck dinner is planned with Mrs. Ethel Blower as decoration and tables chair, WSCS members assisting.
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First Methodist
John Devol
Ethel Blower
WSCS
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