Miss Nellie Hamer Quits Nelsonville Teaching Post
Nelsonville boards accept the resignation of long serving East School teacher Miss Nellie Hamer after about 21 years, with thanks. Elsie Bookman fills elementary vacancy. piano purchase for high school auditorium approved at 600 dollars with two year payments. Budget hearing set for July 25. Supt Codding to Kent State conference July 18-20.
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Nelsonville
Nellie Hamer
East School
City Board of Education
Hamer
D. W. Codding
Elsie Bookman Ll
Preston Dexter
Charles Levering
W. H. Hyde
Supt
Codding
Kent State
City Offices Get Tile Flooring
Asphalt tile flooring is being laid on the first floor hall at the City Building this week and will be used on floors of the police office and council chamber.
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Nelsonville
Police to Cooperate in Canal Street Safety Check
Nelsonville police will join a state wide safety check of rotor vehicles by conducting the second local car testing on Canal Street today from 4 to 5 p m Police Chief James Cope announced the event aims to enforce vehicle safety standards.
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Nelsonville
Canal St
James Cope
Fined $25 in Court for Disturbing the Peace
Floyd Allbaugh of Carbondale was fined $25 and costs by Floyd Brown, justice of the peace. Charges of fighting and disturbing the peace were filed by Lewis Poston of Tad's Bar, Oak Grove. Constable Tom Kelly made the arrest.
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Floyd Allbaugh
Carbondale
Floyd Brown
Charles
Lewis Poston
Tad’s Bar
Oak Grove
Tom Kelly
Nelsonville Circle of Ruth Holds July Social Meeting
Sixteen members answered roll call as the Circle of Ruth met at the First Presbyterian Church social rooms for a July gathering. After a 6 o'clock picnic dinner devotional led by Mrs. Joe Hardy followed the theme He Leadeth Me. Mrs. Ralph Cox reviewed Presbyterian medical mission work in Seria Siam and other Orient stations. Hostesses were Mrs. Mable Haffner Mrs. James D. Knight and Miss Margaret Johnson.
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Nelsonville
Circle of Ruth
First Presbyterian Church
Joe Hardy
Ralph Cox
Presbyterian Church
Seria
Siam
Orient
Mable Haffner
James D. Knight
Margaret Johnson
Mrs Betts recovering after Cleveland Clinic surgery
Mrs. Frank Betts Sr is reported recovering in Cleveland Clinic Hospital after surgery Monday morning. Mr. Betts is with her in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Worthington attend Elks National Convention in Cleveland and will visit relatives there before returning.
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Frank Betts
Cleveland Clinic
Betts
Cleveland
Earl Worthington
Sarah Davis
Rosa Brown
Kimberly
Hocking Valley Hospital
Malvern Wilson
Bob Wilson
Bert Poston
Helen Blue
Steve
Bob
Chillicothe
Mt. Sterling
Fred Wilson
Lawrence Lehman
Wilson
Happy Stitchers and Birthday Gatherings Across Town
Poston Poston Happy Stitchers met at Flossie Davis home to quilt. Mr and Mrs Leslie Davis hosted a birthday party for their son Jackie with thirty five guests. Various Marietta and Columbus visitors including Theda Ritchie Faye Brookhart and Ethel Brookhart visited different households with trips and camp activities noted. Susan South reports on social visits across multiple towns and families.
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Happy Stitchers
Flossie Davis
Leslie Davis
Jackie
al Moody
Ralph
Theda Ritchie
Faye Brookhart
Ethel Brookhart
Billy
Marietta
Louella Ortt
Kansas
Ohio
Donald Ritchie
Local Visitors Share News Across Ohio and Colorado
Miss Ella Quinn visited Marion with her aunt Mrs Charles Tes. Mr and Mrs Charles Slatten visited Mrs Slatten’s sister Mrs Frankie Miller and her mother Mrs Webb McPeak of Westland. John Woodward works on a drilling machine in Cleveland. Luge Funk of Boulder Colorado visits his sons Eugene and Leroy Funk at grandmother Mrs Louise Carr’s home. Mr and Mrs Earl Carpenter and son Kenneth of Columbus spent the July Fourth weekend with Mr and Mrs Jim Carpenter.
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Chesterhill
Ella Quinn
Marion
Ohio
Charles Tes
Charles Slatten
Earl Carpenter
Kenneth
Columbus
Jim Carpenter
Albany
Dwight Harvey
Charles
Sam Scott
Martha Lou Baughman
Floyd Clark
Fremont
Robert Gibbs
Dayton
Noah Gibbs
J. D. Crossen
Jirik
Cleveland
Edward Jirik
New Marshfield Closes In On Tie For First Place
New Marshfield defeated Amesville 11-8 to assure at least a first place tie after the first round of Junior Baseball. Carbon Hill and Buchtel set to play this week for another potential first place tie. In Junior basketball Hartley beat Hunley 28-17 at the athletic field.
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Nelsonville
Amesville
New Marshfield
Carbon Hill
Buchtel
Hartley
Hunley
Social and family notes from Carbon Hill area
Mr and Mrs Charles Downs return to Martinsville West Virginia after two week visit with Rosa Horn. Mrs Cora Pryer from Martinsville arrives to stay with her mother. Helen Johnson assists Denny family with housework. Finland's Kyllikki Vasamies hosted by Ben Ross. they toured Ohio University and attended classes. Funeral services attended in Logan for Lizzie Stacey. Elmer Byrd funeral observed for Camp family. Wedding in Barberton Ohio for nephew as relatives attend. Zoa Blosser and Ben Ross host Social Circle Club at Brandts in Logan then home. Clyde Campbell family spent Sunday in Marietta. Bob Smith and son Oakley vacation to Washington DC. Sue Evans and Sherry return to Columbus after visiting Howard Wiseman family.
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Rosa Horn
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Denny
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Helsinki
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Ben Ross
Saturday Club
Gan
Ohio University
Alice Dailey
Marie Keplar
Rosa Clark
Logan
Lizzie Stacey
Lowell Camp
Barberton
Ohio
Zoa Blosser
Brandt
Clyde Campbell
Clyde
Gary
Yvonne
Anna Lowes
Marietta
Bob Smith
Oakley
Belford
Washington, D.C
Sue Evans
Sherry
Columbus
Howard Wiseman
Langsville notices highlight local visits and 4th of July
Mrs Carol Pierce and sons Rustie David and daughters Dolores and Sandra plus Miss Vivian Hysell visited Frank and Florence Abdon in Chelsea Michigan. Judy Ann Clark stays with aunt Mrs Thomas Hendrix Rutland. Moody Wood and S G Pickens host July Fourth in Charleston W Va. Hallie Pickens with grandparents in Coshocton Ohio. Duane Barr returns home after Meigs General Hospital surgery. Floyd Snowden of Dayton Ohio visits S G Pickens family. Langsville Busy Bodies hold July 5 meeting at Alpha Barr home with Jean Lee judging projects and planning July 19 at 1 30 PM.
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Carol Pierce
Rustie
David
Dolores
Sandra
Vivian Hysell
Chelsea
Mich
Frank Abdon
Judy Ann Clark
Rutland
Thomas Hendrix
Moody Wood
Charleston
W. Va
S. G. Pickens
Hallie Pickens
Coshocton
Ohio
Duane Barr
Meigs General Hospital
Floyd Snowden
Dayton
Alpha Barr
Jean Lee
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City social items list residents and visitors including Gérald Johnson Diane Volmer and Irene Sikora visiting relatives in Dearborn Columbus Athens Newark and Marietta. It notes weekend visits by extended family and local residents with names and connections to local households.
Buck Run buck run visitors noted in local counts
Mr and Mrs John and their aunt Eliza Kline are mentioned with visitors. Mrs Effie Kline of Rockbridge called on Woltz and visited Mrs Kline. Mrs Emma Meyers and Mrs Lawrence Ellenger of Logan visited here. Dave Woltz and Ronnie Bowers of Sugar Grove called on Mrs Minnie Singleton and her son Lewis.
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Buck Run
John
Eliza Kline
Effie Kline
Rockbridge
Woltz
Kline
Emma Meyers
Lawrence Ellenger
Logan
Dave Woltz
Ronnie Bowers
Sugar Grove
Minnie Singleton
Lewis
Effie Woltz
Albany Notes on Weekly Social Visits and Local Happenings
Albany residents share holiday visits and weekend trips with family and friends from Columbus Cleveland Detroit Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh. Notable items include injuries from a fall involving Mrs Jesse Gilkey and mentions of hospital stays for K T Fierce.
Picnic Postponed by Eudora Chapter of Eastern Star
Nelsonville reports the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association of Eudora Chapter Order of the Eastern Star postponed its Thursday picnic to a later date due to unspecified reasons.
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Aic
Association of Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
STOP SEPTIC TANK Cleaning rarer eas
An advertisement for CESS-PEP septic bacteria product urges activation of tank bacteria to digest solids. It promotes one 12 ounce can three times yearly or two for new or idle tanks, with a $1.00 price and mailing to Box 4268C Pittsburgh Pa.
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Cess-Pep
Cess
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