Eight Area Communities To Enter Queen Contest
Eight communities in the district enter the Nelsonville queen contest during the Labor Day week festival. Chauncey The Plains Buchtel Tork Murray at Odenville Minion Furnace Cartan Ei Nelsonville Chauncey-Dayer have seven contestants filing applications and photos. Winners released at the ball park opening day advance to select Miss Hocking Valley of 1953. Ballot boxes set up in each town with photos and applications due at local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Queenton
Estel Crabtree
Cy Young
Fon
Chauncey the Plains
Buchtel+ Tork
Murray
Odenville
Minion Furnace
Cartan Ei
Chauncey-Dayer
Clyde Byers
Hocking Valley
Judes
Messenger
Carlos Ogg
Tribune
Byers
Crabtree
Ward Philips
Shafer News Stand
Man’s Arm Mangled in Hay Baling Accident
Nelsonville report states Gilbert Whitmore, 52, of Bessemer Road, suffered a severely mangled right arm when it was pulled into a baler during hay baling with Lawrence Dix Friday afternoon. The machine was dismantled by Dix and others to release him. Whitmore, bleeding and shocked, was taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital. Saturday he remained in fair condition with additional cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gilbert Whitmore
Bessemer Rd
Lawrence Dixon
Bessemer Ra
Whitmore
Nelsonville Residents To Attend Institute
Nelsonville notes that the Senior High Institute for the Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Chillicothe District will be at Lancaster Camp Grounds from July 5 to 11 Attending from First Methodist Church Nelsonville are Julie Gray Judy Wallace Martha Wells Raymond Lomley Gonna Howson Mark Shelton and Gary Bodyer Supervisors and counselors include Mrs Bessie Somers Mrs Frank Nestkirk and Mrs F M Wentz They will visit relatives in Phoenix Pasadena and Mount St Mary Lundy Hill and plan to return to Nelsonville later in the month Nearby visitors include William Somers Frank Hitchings and their families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Chillicothe District
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Metholaist
Jul É. Gray
Judy Wallace
Martha Well
Bessie Ollie Somers
Prand
Frank Nestkirk
Harry Stare
F. M. Wentz
Geeorge Garner
Somers
Phoenix
Mount St. Mary Lundy Hill
Pasadena
Calif
Jag Ois
Gore
William Somers
Frank Hitchings
Huntington
W.va
Susan
Ial Beekley
Wova
Moonlight Adult Swim Planned at Nelsonville Pool
Nelsonville announces a Monday night moonlight swim for adults at the community pool beginning at dusk. Pool manager Whiley Fyo states the event is for adults 18 years and over with a fee of 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvilda
Murray City Visiting Guests From Nearby Towns
Local residents report guests and family visits in Murray City and nearby areas. Pending community notes include relatives from Christopher Illinois, The Plains and Willoughby visiting the Murray City area, with several couples hosting relatives and friends.
Admitted and Dismissed Names From Murray City Area
Record lists admissions of Miss Lorna Thompson of Murray City and Bernard McLichek of Buchtel. Dismissals include Mrs Waneia Christman of Maxafala, Bernard Sikara of Detroit, and Jerry McKinley of Union Furnare, with Mrs James Sanborn of Nelsonville and daughter L Woods also noted in the Nelsonville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna Thompson
Murray City
Bernard McLichek
Buchtel
Waneia Christman
Maxafala
Bernard Sikara
Detroit
Jerry McKinley
Union Furnare
James Sanborn
Nelsonville
L. &. Woods
Nelsonville Social Notes and Local Visits
Nelsonville social column highlights a Queen Esther Class meeting at 7:50 p.m. in Tri Psi Sorority rooms with Nancy Duvall leading devotions and Eileen Bishop, Mary Lou Jenkins, and Lillian Wilson overseeing the program. July 24 plans include a party with the attendance contest losing team hosting and treating winners, plus a handkerchief shower for Doris White. The item also lists recent visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. James Patton in Fort Worth, Mrs. Tom Kelly and son Donn in Detroit, Dr. Charles F. Howe in Eden Florida, and many local families and returning travelers from Columbus, Chicago, and various Ohio towns. Ensign J. P. Wood to report soon for duty. multiple relatives and guests are mentioned attending or visiting in Nelsonville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Methodist Church
Tri Psi
Nancy Duvall
Ella Lanner
Daisy Evans
Kay Bohy
Hazel Bean
Eileen Bishop
Mary Lou Jenkins
Lillian Wilson
Doris White
James Patton
Patton
T Mirs
Fort Worth
Texas
Tom Kelly
Donn
Detroit
William Mills
W. Washington Sr
Albert Dodds
Chicago
Phillip Curtis
Charles FE. Howe
Eden, Fla
WL. Cooley
Nelsonville
Howe
Westerville
Florida
Harold Speer
Brilliant
Ohio
Vern H. Vorhes
Dorothy
Harry Lines
Worthington
Frank Burnell
Akron
Ensign J. P. Wood
Columbus
John V. Wood
Harris Wood
Tucson
Ariz
Ensign Wood
Norfolk
Nelsonville Building and Remodeling Continues Along Main Streets
Nelsonville area building and remodeling accelerate. Methodists plan interior rehabilitation with an architect. Elks Home and funeral home on Fayette Street undergo exterior work using J D Kramer Nu- Bric process. Nye Chevrolet may sign 140 contracts for exterior work on Fayette Street as projects proceed, including Wye job and high school building repainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Vaughn
Pinegrove
Mount St. Mary Hospital
First Methods Church
Elks Lodge
Stout
Methodists
Nye Chevrolet
Fayette St
J. D. Kramer
Lancaster
Methodist Church
Elks
Elks Home
The
Arthur Kennedy
Orlando Howson
Howson Ansa
Cpl Altier Returns Home After Year in Korea
Cpl Altier, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson of VILI, arrived home after thirteen months of service in Korea. After a brief leave he plans to remain in North Carolina where he will be stationed until his discharge becomes effective in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson Vili.altier
al This Cay
al Fore
Korea
North Carolina
Ordinary bottle glass melts at high temperature
Ordinary bottle glass melts at 2550 degrees Fahrenheit. This detail notes glass’s melting point under extreme heat conditions.
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Maytag
Maytag CO
Tel
Ohio Truss Co
Betts
Auz
General Electric
Hoffman
Appliance Co
W. Washington
Dinette
Baler
Raymond Somers
Arizona
Gosts
Bessie Little
Deanville
Athens County
Guy Darby
Lagan
Earl Huntley
Christopher, IL
Lawrence Huntley
Sand Run
Seth "Huntley
Jobs
Howerd Craft
Granville Thompsson
the Plains
Lorna
Nancy
Karren
Dave Lined
Logan
Mary
Patty
United States
Congress
Tom Hunter
Calvin Edgel
Henry Clay
Frank. Stanley
Bernard
Ikera
Mich
Charles Campbell
Kathy
Joy Brooks
Willoughby
Milton Campbell
Pat Antie
Eddie Annie
Victor Sayre
Millfield
John Ante
Teddy Sabo
Tim Trewin
Clara James
Sherry James
Judy Dixon
Brown Furniture Co
E. E. Byrne
EL State St
Athens
Keller and Weltner
Logan, Ohio
Monument CO
Jeanne Mullins
Chauncey
Dover
Beverly Sheffield
Anna M. Bobo Chauncey
Dorothy Robinson Chauncey
Nelsonville Social Notes
Haydenville
Hank Berger
Springfield
John Sorrell
Sorrells
Gerald Sorrell
Gregory
Harn Sorrell
Pat Sorrell
Anabel Lannings
Co‘lumbus
Clarenee Morrison
Steve Molnar
Joe
Star
Daisy Thompson
Ja Evans
Ray Lanning
Anabel
Lorna Thomp- Cook
John Buddy
Frank Bryan
Hattie
Mar
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
Max Collins
Howard Craft
Lachess Barren
Tecrnicolos
Rock Hudson
Julia Adans
Mart Castle
John McIktire
Ugh O'Briane
Orilla ‘Worthy
Mitchell
Peirilo
Tcharlita Ae
Landers
Hmo
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
Chestnut St
Tuth
Jandeca
Alelvin Wentz
Sau
Cpl. Altier
Foster's
Foster’s Drug & Jewelry
Admiral
Edwards Radio & TV Sales
W. Washington St
James H. Wilson
First National Bank
Cable
Strellers
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