Dr Brehm To Discuss Ohio Coal At Nelsonville High
Dr Walter F Brehm of Logan will speak at Nelsonville High School auditorium tonight at 8 sponsored by the Ohio Coal Foundation. Mayors C G Dew and Wallace with Dr B Backley will join in presenting the foundation s long range program to inform Ohio citizens about the coal industry s merits and future.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Brehm
Ohio
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville
Walter FE. Brehm
Logan
Ohio Coal Foundation
C. G. Dew
Ng Wallace
Glouster
B. B. Backley
Jacksonville
Foundation
Tuesday Is Last Day For Swim Payments
Nelsonville notices Tuesday is the final payment day for season tickets at the swimming pool. If the due amount is not paid or a satisfactory plan arranged, tickets will be removed from file. Early tickets were sold with half down and half in early July. many have paid in full.
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Nelsonville
Eagles Call Members to Tuesday Meeting on Picnic
Nelsonville. Worthy President Clyde Byers asks all Eagles to attend Tuesday night meeting to decide on the annual picnic and whether this year should be a family affair rather than a stag event.
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All Eagles
Nelsonville
Clyde Byers
The
Eagles
Eagles Triumph 23-5 Over Crooksville in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles defeated Crooksville 23 to 5 Sunday afternoon in Nelsonville. Medley fueled the attack with three home runs while Haddox added two triples. Both players had five hits in seven plate appearances as Crooksville used four pitchers to slow the barrage.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Crooksville
Medley
Haddox
Eagles
Former Resident Hurt in Auto Wreck in Columbus
Mrs. Tena Campbell formerly of this city and now living at 1645 Oak Street Columbus suffered a possible skull fracture in a collision at Fulton and Monroe Streets Columbus Sunday evening. She and her husband Earl were in the car and she was taken to St. Francis Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Tena Campbell
Oak St
Columbus
Fulton and
Monroe Sts
St. Francis Hospital
Campbell
Earl
Athens garden clubs asked to co sponsor Sept flower show
The Athens Garden Club asks county garden clubs to cooperate in sponsoring a flower show on September 28 at the Armory in Athens. More detailed plans will follow.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Personal Mentions From Across the Midwest and East
Miss Lillian Stover spends a week in Columbus. Mrs Clyde Rodda and daughter Dorothy of Toledo visit Mrs Nettle Stewart’s family, as do Mr and Mrs Robert Kinney and two sons in New York City for the World’s Fair. Mr and Mrs Roy Snackenburg and two daughters return from Norwood after a visit with Mrs Tena Snackenburg who is recovering. Nettie Stewart hosts dinner for Colonel L P Hartley and family and sister Mrs Charles Thompson from Mt Pleasant Ohio.
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Lillian Stover
Columbus
Clyde Rodda
Dorothy
Toledo
Nettle Stewart
Robert Kinney
Preston Pumphrey
Ruth Vorhes
New York City
Roy Snackenburg
Betty
Rosemary
Norwood
Tena Snackenburg
Nettie Stewart
L. P. Hartley
Washington, D. C
Charles Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Work ers Council to Host Monthly Supper Night
Nelsonville church to hold regular Workers Council supper in social parlors tonight at 6 o clock. Mrs Spencer Steenrod named hostess and arranging the meal.
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Nelsonville
Workers Council of the Church of Christ
Spencer Steenrod
Nelsonville Ministerial Association Meets Tuesday Morning
The Nelsonville Ministerial Association will gather Tuesday at 9 30 in the sacristy of the Church of Christ for its regular meeting.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ministerial Association
Church of Christ
Nelsonville man fined for receiving stolen goods
Howard Fisk of Nelsonville pleaded guilty on arraignment in Mayor C. G. Dew’s court and was fined 50 dollars plus costs after police recovered six Army blankets a pair of shoes three shirts and a barracks bag pawned from Camp Nelson. Four locals were arraigned on intoxication charges and fined five dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Howard Fisk
C. G. Dew
Fisk
Bone Hollow
George Bateman
Camp Nelson
Charles Wright
Bennett Fisk
Clifford Elliott
Ronald Martstiller
Lightning strikes home of Kimberly miner in Nelsonville
Clarence Keck and family were away on an outing when a lightning bolt hit their house across from the mine tipple. The residence, owned by Hocking Valley Mining Co, burned with all contents. Neighbors informed the family of the loss.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Keck
Postpone GOP Meeting in Nelsonville Tonight
The Republican Club in Nelsonville will not meet as scheduled due to the Burn Ohio Coal meeting. It will instead meet Tuesday evening at the Legion Building for the session.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Republican Club
Legion Building
Four Boys Leave for Fair and New England
Nelsonville report says four boys Warren Badger Jr Ralph Windle Calvin Lancaster and Bob Howe departed for the New York World's Fair. They planned camping and a tour of New England lasting eight or nine days.
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Nelsonville
Warren Badger, Jr
Ralph Windle
Calvin Lancaster
Bob Howe
New England
Important meeting of the Retail Clerks Union No 887
An important meeting of Retail Clerks Union No 887 is announced for tonight Monday at 7 30 o clock in the K P Hall.
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Nelsonville
Retail Clerks Union No. 887
P. Hall
Mothers Study Club Meeting at Oak Grove School
Nelsonville news notes the Mothers Study Club gathering at Oak Grove School on Wednesday night July 12 at 7 30. Members should bring sandwiches cake or coffee and prepare some entertainment for the event.
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Nelsonville
Oak Grove
Martha Class Meeting Postponed at Nelsonville
Martha Class of the Methodist Church will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock with Mrs. Rose Cook. All members are urged to attend.
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Martha
Nelsonville
The
Methodist Church
Rose Cook
Zodiac Outlook For Birthdays And Luck
The horoscope suggests a bustling yet fortunate state of affairs influenced by ruling transits. Expect lively social and domestic life with potential for expanding fortunes if impulses are held in check. A child born today could be capable and ambitious but may falter if impulsive or combative.
Former Glouster Dentist Hobart Hart Dies at 42
Hobart Hart of Smithvale Pennsylvania died Wednesday of a heart attack at age 42. Born in Glouster, he was a dentist in Smithvale and youngest son of Ida Hart. He leaves his wife, his mother, two brothers John and Walter, and sister Mrs Lucy Hawkins. He was nephew of Mrs John Chadwell of Trimble.
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Glouster
Hobart Hart
Smithvale
Hart
Ida Hart
Fairlawn Ave
Clyde Harper
Harts
Trimble
John
Walter
Lucy Hawkins
John Chadwell
Kiwanis Club Holds First Outdoor Meet in Grove
GLOUSTER The Kiwanis Club held its first outdoor meeting Thursday evening at the Howard Antle Grove near Glouster on State Route 13. Plans call for at least three monthly grove meetings over the next three months and one monthly gathering at the Gordon Hotel. An outdoor fireplace, designed and built by Ernest Vernon, is to be used for roasts this summer. In horseshoe pitching, Pete Haskins and Forest Totman defeated all challengers.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Howard Antle Grove
the Grove
Gordon Hotel
Ernest Vernon
Pete Haskins
Forest Totman
Christian Endeavor Program at Glouster Church
Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ led the Sunday service with two songs, evening prayer, Dean Peugh hosting a scripture reading by Delores Stansberry, a Junior C E Choir number by Herbert McDonald, offering by Gloria Heck and others, a special musical number, sermon by Mr. Martin, and the benediction with the hymn Bless Be the Tie That Binds. Deaconesses included Maxine Smith Jessie Jauchius Irene Stahl and Mary Stahl. Song leader was Herbert McDonald.
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Jessie Jauchius
Irene Stahl
Mary Stahl
Herbert McDonald
Ferry family reports post surgery updates
GLOUSTER Howard Ferry, after an appendectomy at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville, returned to his father in law C. E. Palmers home. Mrs Ferry remains recuperating from a major operation at that residence.
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Glouster
Howard Ferry
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
C. E. Palmer
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Madge Graham joins father Charles Spencer in his Greenwich Village apartment as he orders Maxie kept under guard after betraying his hideaway. Nellie pleads for leniency and Gus enforces a prison like regime while Spencer reassures and plans to change all locks. The next installment promises more moves in the secret city saga.
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Madge Graham
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Greenwich Village
Spencer
Maxie
Nellie
Gus
Birth Announcement and Social Shower in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Wayne E Fierce announce the birth of a son Daryl Lee on Friday June 30. Grandparents listed as K T Fierce Trimble Heights. Mrs Ansel Gamwell hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Harold Vaughn Edithe Wolfe Thursday evening with prizes to Mrs Harry Vaughn and Mrs Ralph Nida. Guests included Mrs Mike Sharlike Mrs Henry Zimmer Mrs Bob Skinner Mrs Harry Vaughn Mrs Ralph Nida and son Gene Mrs Isaac Vaughn Mrs John Wolfe Mrs Margaret Gamwell Cynthia Vernon and Mrs Harold Vaughn.
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Wayne E. Fierce
Daryl Lee
K. T. Fierce
Trimble Heights
Ansel Gamwell
Harold Vaughn
Edithe Wolfe
Garmwell
James Vaughn
Bill Johnson
Harry Vaughn
Ralph Nida
Mike Sharlike
Henry Zimmer
Bob Skinner
Gene
Isaac Vaughn
John Wolfe
Margaret Gamwell
Cynthia Vernon
Local Social Notes Show Visits Across Cities
Mar Vern Dunlap and family spent Friday with relatives in Wellston. Ak ron Rev. and Mrs. G S Smith were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A A Gessell. Harley Kittle and children visited Muskingum River on Sunday. Jean Matthews returned from Jackson after visiting grandparents. Bob Ochs of Columbus was a weekend guest of his mother Grace Ochs. Delmar Gladden and Helen Richards went to Cuyahoga Falls to bring back Mrs. Gladden and Mrs. Joseph Richards, guests of Custer Seckinger. Maxine Davis of Corning visits with Delmar Dunlap. Dick Smith, former Glouster resident, called on friends Sunday. C E Palmer and Howard Ferry party visited Zanesville to see Howard Ferry in Bethesda Hospital. Glen McDaniels of Athens and Miles Hoon of New Marshfield visited C E Palmer’s home. Marilyn Hoon accompanied home after visiting Miss Lalla Danford. Carl Phillips family and E T Fierce spent Friday with Eldon Bolin. Betty and Doris Fierce spent the week with the Fierces in Athens. Harley McCall attended Mrs Elza McCall’s funeral at Carpenter.
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Mar. Vern Dunlap
Billa Ramsey
Maxine Palmer
Corning
Delmar Dunlap
Wellston
G. S. Smith
Akron
Jackson
E. B. Matthews
Bob Ochs
Columbus
Grace Ochs
Delmar Gladden
Helen Richards
Cuyahoga Falls
Gladden
Joseph Richards
Custer Seckinger
Maxine Davis
Dick Smith
Glouster
Friends
C. E. Palmer
Howard Ferry
This City
Richard Enlow
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Bethesda Hospital
Glen McDaniels
Athens
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Lalla Danford
Marilyn
Miss Danford
Carl Phillips
E. T. Fierce
Betty
Doris Fierce
Bolin
Guy Fierce
Harley McCall
Elza McCall
Carpenter
Glouster UMWA Auxiliary to Hold Special Meeting
A special Glouster UMWA Auxiliary meeting is set for Wednesday night July 12 at 7 30 at Mrs William Winefordners to discuss final plans for the district meeting of auxiliaries in Glouster Moose Hall Monday night July 17. The Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ will meet this Monday evening at Herman Jones Hill Street urging all men of the church to attend.
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Glouster
Glouster Umwa
William Winefordner
Glouster Moose Hall
Church of Christ
Herman Jones
Hill St
Church
Straitsville Social And Personal Notes
Straitsville notes record local meetups and visits. Priscilla Class will meet Tuesday evening in the church parors. Rev Rompel speaks at the M E Church School Worship Service morning and evening. Rev Henry Edward Rompel of Ottawa visited with their son the Methodist minister. Ottawa and Carroll pastors cross paths with former roommates.
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New Straitsville
Priscilla
William Brown
Louis
Billie Brown
Mary Jane Mills
Athens Fair Grounds
William Devol
Dotty
Carbon Hill
William Matthews
Vernon
Fred Blankenship
Lancaster
Lillie Hunter
Earl
Canton
M. E. Church
Nobel M. Rompel
Henry Edward Rompel
Ottawa
Illinois
Florida
J. Adrian Thompson
Carroll
Rompel
Rompel and His Parents. Rev. Thompson
Garrett Ribbins Institute
Rev. Rompel
Dated Turtle Found On Hill Near Glouster
Turtle bearing the date 1909 was found by Herbert McDonald on the old brick plant hill south of Glouster. The discovery included letters T. O. 1908 F. T. J. A. J and speculation the initials may refer to Trimble or Toledo, Ohio, as the turtle has reportedly traveled for 30 years.
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Glouster
Herbert McDonald
McDonald
T. O
Trimble
Ohio
Toledo
Turtle
Epworth Leaguers Attend Lancaster Institute Camp
Glouster M. E. Church Epworth League members travel to Lancaster Camp Grounds for a week at the Young People's Institute. Chaperons Mrs. F G Boroff and Mrs Carson Vernon accompany the group.
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Glouster
Epworth League of
M. E. Church
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Young People’s Institute
Glenna Morris
Christine Skinner
Gertrude Dunlevy
Edith Summers
Alice Jean Keith
Laura Mildred Lantz
Clara Summers
Irene White
Virginia Skinner
Mary Lee Thompson
Mary Virginia Logue
Jack Duncan
Bob Emrick
Jimmie Thompson
Lowell Cole
F. G. Boroff
Carson Vernon
Judy
Special Meeting of Retail Clerks Union in Glouster
A special Retail Clerks Union meeting at 908 is called for Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Members are urged to attend this important gathering.
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Retail Clerks
Glouster
Retail Clerks Union
Nelsonville Junior Order Benefit Party Planned
The Junior Order will hold a regular benefit party Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the IOOF Hall.
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Nelsonville
IOOF
Chauncey Church of Christ Hosts Picnic for 29 Children
Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday School organized a Thursday outing with games and a picnic supper. Supervising teachers included Miss Eva Ferrer Miss Julia Johnson Miss Margaret Jackson Miss Ethel Henry Mrs Elmer Cass and others. Children attending included Woodrow Ferrer Sally Minister Marvella Burton Sharon Cunningham Freddie Cunningham Terry Cunningham Donna Leiber Jo Ann Cass Paul Cass Lynn Cass Lonnie Cass,Dickie Hitchings Susie Ferrer Sally Ferrer Donald Daugherty Jane Minister Jackie Crosser Donna Russell Shirley Russell Jo Ann Ward Charles Fiske Alfred Deal Carolyn Daugherty Bobby Daugherty Garnet Hartley Norma Hartley Edna David Lewis Bobby ag.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday School
Eva Ferrer
Julia Johnson
Margaret Jackson
Ethel Henry
Elmer Cass
Dorothy Daugherty
Alice Richardson
Woodrow Ferrer
Sally Minister
Marvella Burton
Sharon Cunningham
Freddie Cunningham
Terry Cunningham
Donna Leiber
Jo Ann Cass
Paul Cass
Lynn Cass
Quarterly Meeting at Trimble M E Church
Rev Robert Lawrence of M E Church announces a quarterly meeting to be held Friday night at Trimble M E Church. All officers and Official Board members are urged to attend. Dr Ira Jones district superintendent to deliver the sermon. Esther Class party set for tonight at Mrs Grace Stalder home. Ladies Aid Society to hold all day quilting at the M E Church on Wednesday.
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Chauncey
Robert Lawrence
M. E. Church
Trimble M. E
Ira Jones
Esther
Grace Stalder
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Church Delegates Take Charge of Services
Lois Ann Shafer Julia Johnson and Isabel Courtney delegates from the Church of Christ led the morning service at the local Church of Christ on Sunday July 9 They sang read scriptures offered prayers and spoke about their week at the Youths Conference held at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio Rev Edward Lewis preached Sunday night on In God We Trust.
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Chauncey
Lois Ann Shafer
Julia Johnson
Isabel Courtney
Church of Christ
Muskingum College
New Concord
Edward Lewis
God We
Chauncey Personal News Rounds Up Local Visits
Chauncey residents report visits from several relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs George Keck and daughter Pauline return from Cincinnati to Chauncey to visit Mrs Helena Myers family. Mildred Ryan from Gallipolis vacationing with her parents in Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Alexander Madek return to Detroit after visiting Noah Harvey’s family, Mary Helen Harvey and Betty Dickerson join them for a month. The Reed and Dew families travel to Lancaster to see Lizzie and Andy Moody, while Ben Neighbors and daughter come back from Middleport.
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George Keck
Pauline Keck
Helena Myers
Cincinnati
Mildred Ryan
Gallipolis
Chauncey
William Ryan
Alexander Madek
Detroit
Noah Harvey
Mary Helen Harvey
Betty Dickerson
Charles Reed
Alice Dew
Mary Dew
Lizzie Harvey
Bess Cunningham
Lancaster
Lizzie
Andy Moody
Ben
Middleport
Ladies Aid Picnic Highlights Millfield Church Event
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Church of Christ held its annual picnic on the Sanders lawn with Miss Olive Brookins leading the meeting and Mrs. Mabel Smith giving devotions. Attendees included Clarence and Chester Sanders, Mabel Smith, Hazel Earich, Viola Sanders, Amzy Beal, Eldon Sanders, and many others. The next gathering is planned for the first Friday in August with Miss Brookins and Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett.
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Amos Matheny
Henry Heffken
Henrietta
Carolyn Heffken
Charles Sanders
Sandra Lu
Bart Pettit
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Bill
Celia Boudinot
Mabel Smith
Hazel Earich
Viola Howard
Nellie Russell
Bible Class Meeting at Zion Church Home
Chauncey Mothers Bible Class of Zion Church Lower Plains will meet Tuesday night at Mrs Faye McDonalds Salem Road. Mrs Hazel Luman the class president will read the meeting.
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Chauncey
Jacksonville guests on Fourth of July visit
Visit notes Mrs. Tish Childress and John Lock Chauncey as guests of sister Mrs. Mary Hallam in Jacksonville on July Fourth. Gilbert Childress hosted weekend guest Lewis Barbaley from Yorkville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tish Childress
John Lock
Chauncey
Mary Hallam
Jacksonville
Gilbert Childress
Lewis Barbaley
Yorkville
Ohio
Hazel Childress Enrolls at Sayre Academy of Cosmetology
Chauncey Hazel Childress daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Childress left Nelsonville to Akron for enrollment at the Sayre Academy of Cosmetology after employment at the Colonial in Nelsonville.
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Akron
Chauncey
Hazel Childress
Russell Childress
The
Colonial
Nelsonville
Sayre Academy of Cosmetology
Fort Knox Inspector Checks San Francisco Gold
Russell J. Van Horne, chief of the Federal Gold Depository at Fort Knox, visits San Francisco annually to inspect the gold holdings at the local mint and has just completed his routine check. He is described as having more money than any other man in the world.
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San Francisco
Russell J. van Horne
Ft. Knox
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Federal Theater Project
Edward Nello
Theater Project
Los Angeles
Project
Nello
House of Miner
Fair
By Genevieve Kemble
F. J. Beasley Co
Smithvale, Pa
Christian Endeavor
Adele Garrison
Lillian
Straitsville
New York
Carol King
Harry Bridges
U. S
Bridges
Epworth
Chauncey Church of Christ
Tae
America
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
Ladies Aid Group
Merle Daugherty
Doe Daugherty
Newark
City Hospital
Elwood Daugherty
Charles Daugherty
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