Albert Schive ly dies at 64 in Ruchtel
Albert Schive ly, 64, died Sunday night at his home in Ruchtel. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 PM. He is survived by his wife Mae and ten children including Lola Kinner of Columbus and Grace McGee of Dayton, with siblings Wendell of Wyton, George of Buchtel, and Lena Mahaffey of Pittsburgh.
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Nelsonville
Albert Schively
Ruchtel
Mae
Lola Kinner
Columbus
Albert
Kimberly
George
Trenton
N. J
Grace McGee
Dayton
Parker
Vivian Langley
Murray City
Marie Glover
Don Schivers
Don Schivers Home; Two Brothers, Wendellyton
George of
Buchtel
Lena Mahaffey
Pittsburgh
James Pierce Dies at Murray City Home
Nelsonville James Thomas Pierce age 70 died Saturday night at his Murray City home. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Murray City Holiness Church with burial at Green Lawn. Survived by wife Minnie and children Ethel Baird Edith Sanborn Gene Shafer and Clyde Pierce plus grandchildren Williard Pierce two sisters and four brothers.
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Nelsonville
James Thomas Pierce
Murray City
Holiness Church
Greenlawn
Minnie
Ethel Baird
Edith Sanborn
Glouster
Gene Shafer
Clyde Pierce
Williard
Pierce
Hannah Turvey
Mary Stetnagle
Columbus
Frank
Sam
John
the Plains
Albert
Coonville
Camera Club Planned for Nelsonville Adults
Local residents discuss forming a Camera Club at a meeting for photography enthusiasts to be held at the high school building on Tuesday evening January 30 at 7 o'clock. All interested adults are invited to attend.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Girls Basketball Tryouts Tonight At High School
The Nelsonville girls basketball team will practice at the high school tonight at 8 o clock. All girls wishing to try for the team should report. The squad will be cut to eight players after tonight. Dewey Whyte, booking manager, seeks a sponsor and invites contact.
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Nelsonville
Dewey Whyte
Nelsonville Benefit Planned by Junior Order
The Junior Order will hold a benefit in the LO C F Hall on Tuesday January 30 at 8 oclock. Patrons are asked to bring month end tickets.
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Nelsonville
Lo.c.f
Reserves Edge Second Team In Tight Hardwood Night
Greyhounds fall to Ames Bern 25 21 as Amesville Pups top Amesville Reserves 15 10 to claim sixth win. Amesville led 14 9 at intermission with White scoring 11 and Oncoming Inman sealed the game with a late field goal.
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Bill Watkins
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Ames- Bern
Greyhound “Pups
Amesville
Scarlets
Amesville Quint
White
Hounds
Inman
Wells
Bob Juniper
Amesville Seconds
Pups
John
Mathews
Wolfe
Knights of Pythias to Convene at Nelsonville Lodge
The district convention of the Knights of Pythias will meet at Nelsonville Lodge No. 169 Castle Hall on Wednesday night January 31. Ohio grand chancellor and West Virginia grand chancellor attend. A 6 o clock dinner precedes a program and initiation of Paul Pritchard and Sam Howe, with life memberships awarded to W. G. Pearce and J. R. Howe. Delegates from twelve lodges across Gallia Meigs and Athens counties will attend.
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Nelsonville
The
Knights of Pythias
Nelsonville Lodge
No. 169
Castle Hall
Pythian
Ohio
West Virginia
Paul Pritchard
Sam Howe
Valley Lodge No. 169
W. G. Pearce
J. R. Howe
Ja Grand Lodge
Gallia
Meigs
Athens
Glouster
Middleport
Racine
Long Bottom
Gallipolis
Thurman
Vinton
Rutland
Tuppers Plains
Pomeroy
Ed Bateman
Roy Tomlinson
James Newman
Don Lancaster
W. D. Mender
Clifford Barber
Roger Scott
John Johnson
Wm. M. Howe
Mark Herrold
C. W. Monks
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights Local Guests
Nelsonville social notes report Miss Harriett Davis and Paul ine Blanton were weekend guests of Harriett’s parents Mr and Mrs Harry Davis. Miss Carma Haffner begins secretarial job in Columbus for a Massachusetts firm. Mrs Frances Junod and Mrs Carolyn Robinson of Athens visit. Deanville class to meet Tuesday at 7 at Community Center. Dorcas Society meeting canceled for class gathering. Frank McCall birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Sarah McCall with multiple relatives present. E W Hamill from Chillicothe recovering at home in Nelsonville. Varsity WIB Association meeting canceled. urged attendance for Athens game Friday.
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Harriett Davis
Pauline Blanton
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Harriett
Harry Davis
Carma Haffner
Nelsonville
Massachusetts Insurance Company
Haffner
Frances Junod
Carolyn Robinson
Athens
James Hallett
Deanville
Charles Osey
Dorcas Society
Sarah McCall
Frank
Chestnut St
Frank Sapp
Fred McCable
Laurelville
Lawrence Jinks
Adelphi
Gay McCall
Jack
Frank McCall
Frank Junior
This City
Jim Madden
Murray City
Parkersburg Wins In Ping Pong Match Here
NELSONVILLE The Eagles ping pong team failed to match Parkersburg as the visitors won 11 of 12 games. Dewey Whyte admitted Parkersburg has a strong squad while Joe Evans and John Dezso won the only doubles for Nelsonville. Next week Logan, Ohio, comes to town. Also in Columbus, Reverends Butler and George attend a pastors convention and Miss Irene McDowell attends a church women’s conference.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Parkersburg
Dewey Whyte
Dewey
Joe Evans
John Dezso
Logan
Ohio
Whyte
Lawrence C. Butler
William M. George
Columbus
Irene McDowell
Ohio Church Women's Conference
Haydenville Social Notes
Haydenville social notes report Mrs. Ralph Campbell hosting a bridge club with two tables, awards to Mrs. Clayton Martin and Mrs. Lloyd Matheny, and luncheon to several guests. An all day quilting party at Mrs. Clarence Matheny’s home followed, with luncheon served. Karl Schmitter shows slight improvement after a two week illness. visitors to the McNamee home include Emerson Spencer and Miss Juanita Spencer.
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Haydenville
Ralph Campbell
Bridge Club
Clayton Martin
Lloyd Matheny
Martin
J. M. Ingram
J. D. Rutgers
Vern Robinette
Clarence Matheny
W. D. Bassett
Mrs Emma West 79 Dies While Visiting In Cadiz Ohio
Mrs Emma West aged 79 died Saturday while visiting her daughter Mrs E D Hall in Cadiz Ohio. The body rests at Warren Funeral Home Nelsonville with services Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey and burial at Greenlawn. She leaves eight children and two sisters.
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Nelsonville
Emma West
Emmett West
Poston
E. D. Hall
Cadiz
Ohio
Warren
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Greenlawn
West
Hall
L. F. Ely
Ruth Rice
Columbus
George
Everett
the Plains
John
Thomas
Chinston
W. Va
Lida Patton
Sarah Radcliff
Radcliffe
Eagles Push State to Match Federal Pension Grants
Eagles join with Ohio lodges to urge maximum federal pension grants. Revised Social Security allows up to 20 dollars monthly if the state matches. Currently 30 dollars could rise to 40 for the neediest. Local committee: John Parry chairman, Jack Barrows, Joe Barrows.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonshire Eagles
Eagle Lodges
Ohio
Eagles
The
John Parry
Jack Barrows
Joe Barrows
Lottridge and Carthage Two Club Meeting Notes
Lottridge Sunbeam and Sunshine classes of Lawrence Chapel met at Mrs. Bertha Golden's home with eleven present. After devotional service games were played and refreshments served. Various local residents and visitors attended events and visits, including Gordon Bailey at the CCC Camp in Nelsonville and Aubrey Bailey injured in a coal mine in Dunbar.
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Lottridge
Lawrence Chapel
Bertha Golden
Scott Snodgrass
Alfred
Harvey Persons
Gordon Bailey
CCC
Nelsonville
W. A. Barnhill
Atherton
Aubrey Bailey
Dunbar
W. Va
Charleston
L. B. Bailey
Bailey
Emma
Gordon
Flatie Allen
Parkersburg
Emma Chevalier
Grace
John
Frank Caldwell
Mabel Morton
Carl Kincade
G. H. Chalfant
P. G. Chapman
Janice
Guysville
R. L. Sharp
Lennie
John Jeffers
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Chevalier
Grace Jeffers
Gertrude Cole
Gerald Stephenson
New England
Albany
Dick LaFollett
Athens
Arthur Cole
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. Bessie West hosted friends on Front Street with Chinese checkers and a dainty lunch for nine guests including Mrs. A A Gessell and Mrs. Emma Easler. Mrs. J E Roberts on Broad Street entertained relatives at dinner for her husband’s 70th birthday with guests listed.
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Bessie West
Front St
Chinese Checkers
A. A. Gessell
Emma Easler
Harry Vaughn
Elza Morris
Elizabeth McKee
Emma Heffken
William Johnston
C. F. Wallace
James Johnston
J. E. Roberts
Broad St
Andrew Plant
Harold Smith
Richard
H. H. Zimmer
Roberta
Ralph Antle
W. S. Worden
Loyal Workers Class Meets at Hollister High School
The Loyal Workers Class of the Hollister A B Church will meet Tuesday at 7 PM in the Hollister High School building with Mrs. Helen Rothery and Mrs. Emma Hardy as hostesses.
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Hollister A. B. Church
Hollister High School
Helen Rothery
Emma Hardy
Meeting of the Progressive Class at Trimble Church of Christ
The Progressive Class at Trimble Church of Christ met Thursday evening January 25 with 10 members and four children. Officers elected for the year were Vincent Bailey president L R Gooding vice president Eva Gooding secretary treasurer. A Bible study class opens February 2 from 7 to 8 pm open to all. The group shared a potluck social.
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Trimble Church of Christ
Vincent Bailey
L. R. Gooding
Eva Gooding
Fern Johnson
Esta Haskins
Lavada White
Edna Miner
Neil
C. H. Pettit
Rusten
Elah
Dennis Addington
Joanne Gooding
Marshfield Classes Hold Joint Meeting at New Marshfield Church
Loyal Men and Women from New Marshfield Church of Christ met Thursday night. After a program of music Bible readings and questions and contests officers were elected: President Mary Collins, vice president Lottie Shaffer, secretary Flora Jones, treasurer Ed Hawk, news reporter Hazel Trout. Refreshments of vegetable soup slaw and coffee were served to twenty five members.
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New Marshfield
Glouster PTA Plans February 5 Meeting Program
Glouster PTA will meet Monday February 5 in the high school auditorium. The American Legion sponsors the program which will feature a talking picture with a historical background.
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Glouster
American Legion
Wellston Defeated Glouster In Bowling Match At Wolf Alleys
Glouster outscored Wellston by 270 pins in a Sunday bowling meet at Wolf Alleys. J Wolf Jr led with 557 for the three game total while visitors Angle 206 high single highlighted the performance. Individual scores include Wellston’s Sentient 471 and McGarvey 574, with Glouster’s Wolf 525 and Johnston 424.
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Glouster
Wolf Bowling
Wellston
Angle
J. Wolf, Jr
Sentient Ac
Rherts
Gutties
ARG Oe
McGarvey
J. McAllister
M. Brown
F. Wolf
J. Johnston
Benefit Euchre and Dance at Moose Hall
The Catholic Ladies Study Club sponsors a benefit event on Saturday February 3 at the Moose Hall. Euchre from 8 to 10 and dancing from 10 to 12 with George Demschack’s orchestra providing the music.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Moose ,Hall
George Demschack
Plight of Needy Will Be Taken Up in Glouster Area
Residents met in the mayor's office Friday night to discuss unemployment and destitution in Glouster and nearby communities. After debate the meeting adjourned to Thursday night February 1, inviting business leaders officials and township trustees to participate in relief efforts.
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Glouster
Charles Wyatt Dies at Home in Indiana
Charles Grover Wyatt aged 65 a former Glouster resident died at his Indianapolis home after a major surgical operation. He was born in Glouster the third son of Jacob and Maria Wyatt. He taught school at Bethel Ridge and Blackwood then studied pharmacy in Ada Ohio. He married Anna Nuberry of McConnelsville and leaves three children Phyllis Faye and Charles Jr. Also survive half sister Mrs Hester A Druggan and sisters Mrs Cora Shafer Thornville and Mrs Fred Cornwell Athens. The couple previously lived at 29 Fairlawn Ave now home to the Stewarts.
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Glouster
Charles Grover Wyatt
Indianapolis
Ind
Wyatt
Jacob and
Maria Wyatt
Glouster High School
A. B. Allen
George W. Rose
Lovissa Drake Ferguson
Athens
Indiana
Fairlawn Ave
Stewart Taylor
Honorable Mention Recipients Honored at Bible School
The Church of Christ honored several individuals for perfect Sunday School records. Recognized for eight years were Mrs. Felda Stansberry and her two children Delores and Frederick, Lea Swartz, and Mrs. Henry Williams. Four years noted for Mrs. Iva Pedicord. One year each went to Richard Jones, Freddie Morris, and Mrs. Wanda McAllister.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Felda Stansberry
Delores
Frederick
Lea Swartz
Henry Williams
Iva Pedicord
Richard Jones
Freddie Morris
Wanda McAllister
Hollister High School Junior Class Lunch Offer
Hollister High School junior class will serve a ten cent hot lunch at noon Wednesday in the schoolhouse. Proceeds support the class activities and student programs.
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Glouster
Hollister High School
Miss Worden To Take Akron Teaching Post
Miss Gracia Worden of Bishopville resigns after 16 years at Greens Run Grade School. She secures a teaching post at the Talmadge School near Akron, four miles away. No replacement was hired. pupils are split among other teachers. Worden is regarded as one of the county’s most capable teachers.
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Glouster
Gracia Worden
Bishopville
Greens Run
Akron
Talmadge
Miss Worden
Meetings Continue at Glouster Cottage and Church
Cottage prayer meetings resume Tuesday at 2 o clock in the homes of Mr and Mrs Elmer Jones 39 Madison Street and Mr and Mrs Henry Williams Spring Street Evangelist Williamson speaks tonight at the Church of Christ on Christian Unity What Why How A capacity audience attended Sunday evening Services are at 7 30 each evening.
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Glouster
Elmer Jones
Madison St
Henry Williams
Spring St
Williamson
Church of Christ
Former Resident of New Lexington Dies
Miss Mildred Lantz 40 of 325 Derver Rd. died yesterday in St Francis Hospital after a short illness. She was a telephone operator for 12 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad and daughter of Mrs. Clara Lantz. Survived by three brothers Thomas George and Edward Lantz and three sisters Mrs. Mary Hannigan Mrs. Celia James and Mrs. Rose Morgan. Body to lie in D R Woodyard Co chapel with funeral at St Rose Catholic Church Lexington Wednesday. burial in New Lexington.
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Columbus
Mildred Lantz
Derver Rd
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Francis Hospital
Clara Lantz
Thomas
Corge
Edward Lantz
Mary Hannigan
Celia James
Rose Morgan
D R Woodyard Co
Perry County Miner Burned To Death
NEW LEXINGTON Lester Warden a 45 year old coal miner died last night in a fire that destroyed his shack near Hemlock in Southeastern Perry County.
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New Lexington
Lester Warden
Hemlock
Perry County
Mrs William Kinsel Taken Home in Ambulance
Mrs William Kinsel was brought from White Cross Hospital Columbus to her home in the John Blower ambulance Saturday evening. She remains in a critical condition. Her son Ernest Kinsel and wife of Brownsville Pa were called here Saturday due to her serious illness.
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Glouster
William Kinsel
John
Prevent Colds With Simple Health Rules and Va-tro-nol
Advice urges normal living and hydration to ward off colds, plus two tips: at first sniffle use Va-tro-nol in both nostrils to support natural defenses, and if a head cold worsens, Va-tro-nol may ease nasal congestion and improve breathing.
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Vicks VapoRub
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