Weil Seeks Presidency Of The BRT In Tight Race
William J. Weil 51 announced at the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention in Cleveland that he will seek the BRT presidency. He challenged W. P. Kennedy 67 who has led the union since 1949, as delegates foresee a close race with voting likely after next week. Weil denounced waste and conservatism and urged a younger, aggressive leadership to restore workers to prominence.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
William J. Weil
Weil
BRT
W. P. Kennedy
Deanville Chapel members plan meeting on new building
All members and friends of the Deanville Chapel are urged to gather in the chapel to hear reports elect officers and map the completion of the new church. Rev Leonard MelIntire invites volunteers for a work day Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m at the chapel site.
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Nelsonville
Deanville
Leonard MelIntire
Stag Party and Fish Fry Planned by VEW Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 in Nelsonville will host a stag party and fish fry on Friday night. A perch fillet dinner begins at 9 p m with a tournament from 7 30 to 9 p m and further entertainment after dinner. Tickets cost 1 per person for members social members and invited guests.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Masonic Officers Installed in New Straitsville
The Rose Temple 84 Pythian Sisters held an installation for the coming year at the K of P hall with 16 members and four guests present. Roxie Wolfe Hattie Bright and Sylvia Brownes from Logan Temple assisted. A potluck lunch followed. Several local residents and visitors were mentioned including William Murphy Margaret Rushin Edward Lawson and others.
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New Straitsville — Forest
Rose Temple
K of P
Roxie Wolfe
Hattie Bright
Sylvia Brownes
Logan Temple
William Murphy
Columbus
Robert Sines
Margaret Rushin
Elizabeth Mills
Nelsonville
Edward Lawson
Harve Eberts
Logan
Gleaners
The
Methodist Church
Della Arnett
Arnett
Orpha Wilson
David Lloyd
Margaret Lloyd
Thelma Tolbert
the Plains
Leonard White
Charles Lowry
Murray City
John Spicer
Charles Lawson
Claudia Potts
Birthdays and visits highlight Chauncey social notes
Chauncey residents host relatives and friends from Athens Columbus Sugar Creek Nelsonville and Baker Settlement. The week features birthday dinner for Don Forsyth hosted by Miss Francis Howard with guests Charles Howard Bernice Pritts and Janice Howard. Other gatherings include Ruth Simpson visiting Mrs Myrtle Simpson, Grover Patton with the Mulpas, and Brookins families visiting with Tippett and Williams relations.
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Hubert Bobo
Howard Bobo
Chauncey
Bill Evener
Diana
Penny
Debbie
Sugar Creek
Francis Howard
Don Forsyth
Charles Howard
Athens
Terry
Billy and
Johnny
Bernfice Pritts
Janice Howard
Ruth Simpson
Columbus
Myrtle Simpson
Lois Simpson
Grover Patton
Robert Mulpas
Guy Brookins
Neal Tippett
David
Susan Elizabeth
Harold Brown
Baker Settlement
Brown
Brookins
Ralph Williams
Donna Williams
Teresa
Paul Easler
Nelsonville
Hocking Street Beauty Shop Change of Ownership
Nelsonville reports Catherings Beauty Shop has been bought by Mrs. Merre North who will open Tuesday for beauty services at the same Hocking Street location. Miss Catherine Herald leaves after eight years to take a position in Columbus. Kenneth Davis is named layleader for Epiphany Church Sunday with a morning prayer and sermon at 9 50, followed by coffee at 10 30.
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Nelsonville
Merreleen North
Catherings Beauty Shop
Hocking St
Catherine Herald
Columbus
North
Esther's
Kenneth Davis
Epiphany Episcopal Church
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Bowman
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Logan Home Furnishings Co
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Axminster Rugs
Speed
America
Speed Queen
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