Eastern Star Matrons School Held in Nelsonville
One hundred six Eastern Star members attended a 12 o clock luncheon at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville opening a matrons and officers school led by deputy grand matron Mrs. Inez Wilson. About 150 participated in the afternoon session with Middleport Chapter sending 12 and Guysville 11. Distinguished guests included Judge and Mrs. A A Schram of Marietta and Mrs. Mary Abel of McConnelsville, who will preside over District No. 25 O E S meeting on March 29 in Nelsonville. Officers of Eudora Chapter thanked city officials and police for help with parking.
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Nelsonville
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Inez Wilson
Guysville
A. A. Schram
Marietta
Mary Abel
McConnelsville
Abel
O. FE
Eudora
Retta Howa Sunday School Class Social Held at Vaughn Home
Nineteen members and one guest Mrs Strohmyer of Hollister Ohio answered roll call Thursday evening. Mrs Isaac Vaughn with helpers Mrs Ed Williams and Mrs Ted Katzenbach hosted the Retta Howa class at the Vaughn home on Mill Street. During social hour Miss Stephenson played accordion solos then games and contests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Strohmyer
Hollister
Isaac Vaughn
Ed Williams
Ted Katzenbach
Retta Howa
Methodist Church
Vaughn
Mill St
Miss Stephenson
Nelsonville Townsend Unit 1 Meets Sunday at Hendershott Home
Nelsonville Townsend Unit No 1 will hold a meeting at the residence of L Hendershott on Poplar Street Sunday January 23 at 6 p m announced by R H McCray secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Townsend
L. Hendershott
Poplar St
R. H. McCray
Poisoner strikes West End as dogs fall ill
Five dogs suffered in the West End with four dying after eating a bone tainted with a lead insecticide. One dog was run down and another euthanized. A cat and dog survived after brief exposure, while doctors treated the animals for lead poisoning from a white powder on the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
West End
Three Teams Battle For League Lead In Weekly Play
Mechems Aust in Bombers and Neiman Auto Supply push for first as Brooks Shoemen Thomas Beers and Central All Stars fall short. Mechems wins by 235 pins led by Ralph Howe 628 total Beanie Bean 600. Neiman Auto Supply posts ninth straight 900 game and 962 team single for 2798.
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Nelsonville
Mechems
Austin Bombers
Neiman Auto Supply
Brooks Shoemen
Thomas Beers
Central All Stars
Ralph Howe
Beanie Bean
Ray Ashby
Thomas Beer
Lynch
Jake Foreman
Supply
Ching” Tennihill
Stars
George Abraham
Brooks
Central and
Central Cookson
Courtney
Neiman
Abraham
Neiman Auto Supply Grimstead
Milholland
Tennihill Mee
Kelley
Starkey
Mellinger
Davis
Ashby
C. Huddy
Berry
Johnson
Thomas Beer & Lynch Casto
Foreman
Connors
Columber
Brooks Whyte
Pairan
Cope
Steenrod
Ambitious 13 year old editor aims to live 112 years
The Clermont Times editor Meredith C Jones, 13, hopes to journal for 100 years. Admiral Peary placed Crocker Land on the map, later found to be a mirage. Legal Notice calls for sealed bids in Athens Ohio for a fire pumping engine and equipment with bond, bid security, and contract guarantees due February 10, 1988.
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ST. Louis
Meredith C. Jones
Clermont Times
Peary
Crocker
Public Service and Public Safety
City of
Athena
Maid City
Fasoline
Athens
Ohio
Bart Davidson
Ots
Caledonia and Nordmeer Reach Azores in Ocean Flight Race
Flying boats push a survey mission over the North Atlantic toward safer Europe Azores routes. The British Caledonia sits on the water at Horta while the German Nordmeer nears a landing from Lisbon following winter's storm.
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Europe- Azores
Horta
Simeon Love Dies At Dorr Run Home
Simeon Love age 50 died at his Dorr Run home after a long illness. Funeral services will be at the Independent Holiness Church Saturday at 2 PM. Burial at Green Lawn. He was survived by eight children and several siblings living in Scioto Furnace, Nelsonville, Carbon Hill, South Webster, Newport and other areas.
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Nelsonville
Simeon Love
Dorr Run
Independent Holiness Church
Greenlawn
Theodore
Dorothy
Hazel
Alice
Edna Ervin
Logan
Amnelia Merz
Mary Anderson
Mable Gabriel
Carbon Hill
John
Nancy Rowland
Lizzie Powell
Della Jones
Scioto Furnace
George
Newport
Maud Harris
South Webster, O
Miss Shaw to Lead Nelsonville Planning Session
Miss Helen Shaw will present Planning a Week of Days for the Nelsonville Young People's League on Sunday evening. The program includes an attendance contest outline and preparatory notes. Miss Helen Evans to lead worship and Miss Wilma Scott to direct special music at 6 o clock in the Presbyterian Church.
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Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
Young People's League
Helen Evans
Wilma Scott
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Emma Fouty Dies At 72 In Floodwood
Mrs Emma Fouty 72, of Lexington Avenue Floodwood, died early today at home. Survived by husband James two daughters Mrs Nel Bumgardner and Noah Floodwood. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM with burial at Greenlawn.
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Chauncey
Emma Fouty
Lexington Ave
James Fouty
Nel Bumgardner
Noah
Floodwood
Greenlawn
Local notices from Gallipolis and surrounding areas
Mason Grover of Gallipolis receives word his grandson Edward Kenner is enrolled in a CCC camp at Mackay Idaho. Ed Griffith rents his Chester farm to Oris Monday and lives at Roseville. Lee and Oris Monday prepare cord wood for Mead Mills at Chillicothe.
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Mason Grover
Gallipolis
Edward Kenner
CCC
Mackay
Idaho
Ed Griffith
Chester
Oris Monday
Roseville
Lee
Mead Mills
Chillicothe
Long Bottom Resident Suffered Spinal Injury After Fall
Mrs. E R Wells of Long Bottom in Chester Township has been bedbound for two years after a fall at home. She is cared for by Mrs. Mattie Frost.
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E. R. Wells
Long Bottom
Chester Township
Mattie Frost
Five room tile home rising in Bashan community
Mrs Pearl White is building a five room tile home on the former site of a razed dwelling. W C White is supervising the construction work on the Bashan project.
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Bashan
Pearl White
W. C. White
Reverend and Mrs Ellis to Speak at Sand Run Church
Rev and Mrs E W Ellis pastors at large for Congregational Christian Churches will preach and show curios of China at the Sand Run Y Church Sunday night at 8 oclock. A large attendance is expected.
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Nelsonville
E. W. Ellis
Congregational Christian
China
Sand Run “Y
Nelsonville church group reports missions and relief gifts
The Ladies Bible Class of the Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School submitted a report showing offerings for foreign missions 67.67 flood relief 16.75 regular offering 40.07 and flower fund 10.51 totaling 135. Enrollment is 42 with average attendance 30. In Nelsonville Mrs P N Miller has returned from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after an operation and is recovering well.
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Nelsonville
Ladies Bible
Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School
P. N. Miller
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Pythian Sisters Benefit Party Set for Saturday Evening
The Pythian Sisters plan their regular weekly benefit party Saturday night at 8 in the K of P hall. Mrs Harrold Strohmeyer Hollister is guest of her sister Mrs Isaac Vaughn. GA Club members to entertain with a benefit party Saturday night at 8 in the IOOF Hall.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Harrold Strohmeyer
Hollister
Isaac Vaughn
GA Club
IOOF
King's Men to Meet at Millfield Tonight
The King's Men travel to Millfield to gather at Carson Sanders home. They assemble at the Church of Christ at 6:30 PM before departure, with W. B. Evans in charge.
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Millfield
Nelsonville
King’s Men
Carson Sanders
Church of Christ
W. B. Evans
Millfield Mine No. 6 Cleared for Immediate Operation
Chief inspector Berry says No. 6 is among safest gaseous mines in the state with exceptional ventilation and strict gas controls. A recent squeeze and gas pocket caused a temporary halt, but inspections confirmed safety and officials stated there is no need for suspension.
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Berry
No. 6
State Mining Department
Sam Mee Namee Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Sam Mee Namee was removed Tuesday night to Grant Hospital Columbus where Wednesday he underwent an operation for appendicitis. His condition Thursday night was very favorable.
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Nelsonville
Sam
Local Club Discusses Plans At Nelsonville Meeting
Mrs Jennie Gompf and Mrs Eunice Green hosted a meeting for 19 members and two guests from the Golden Rule Sunday School of the Methodist Church at the former home in Buchtel. Officers were elected: Mary Shipley president Catherine Warehime vice president Leah Reynolds recording secretary Virginia Imhof corresponding secretary and Frances Stage treasurer. Virginia Imhof to host next meeting. Prizes awarded to Inez Wilson Marguerite Cook and Frances Stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jennie Gompf
Eunice Green
Buchtel
Helen Russell
Ruth Harbarger
Golden Rule Sunday School
The
Methodist Church
Mary Shipley
Catherine Warehime
Leah Reynolds
Virginia Imhof
Frances Stage
Virginia Imhoff
Inez Wilson
Marguerite Cook
Challenge of the Good Sermon At Church Of Christ Nelsonville
The Church of Christ in Nelsonville announces Sunday services with The Challenge of the Good as the morning topic. After the sermon, new deacons and deaconesses will be installed and the choir will perform The Lord Is My Light by John Fox. Evening service features The Surrender of the Heart by Rev. Leland Goodman following a gospel song service. The Men’s chorus will lead in the loft.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
John Fox
Leland Goodman
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