Colonial Opens Sunday Under New Owner
Nelsonville notes that the Colonial Restaurant on Public Square, after 46 years under the Shafer family, is sold and set to reopen Sunday under new owners William and Martha Howe.
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Colonial
Nelsonville
William
Martha Howe
Cecil
Don H. Shafer
Shafer
Public Square
Eugene
Tony Blum
A&p Market
Orphium Theater
Cecil Shafer
Childress family reunion held in Nelsonville on July7
The Nelsonville Childress annual family reunion gathered at 547 Poplar St to honor ill father Russell Childress. Grandmother Mrs Tish Childress marked her 84th birthday. Attendees included Gilbert and family from Monroe Michigan and Detroit Toledo Chauncey Nelsonville Ashland and other relatives with Carl Gibson bakery catering.
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Nelsonville
Childress
Poplar St
Russell Childress
Tish Childress
Gilbert Childress
Wayne
Vicki
Monroe
Mich
James Childress
Shirley
Janice
Jackie
Susan
Detroit
Harold Childress
Linda
Toledo
Dennis Childress
Lou
Jody
Debra
Chauncey
Carl Howard
Cindy
Charlotte
Jerry Post
Roger
Ashland
Harry Childress
Herman Wamki
Carl Gibson
First Baptist Church Renovation Underway in Glouster
Interior decoration of the First Baptist Church is in progress under Rev. C. Powell Mrs. Helen Leach Wiley Harris and Mrs. Mary Goodman. The church plans to host the 122nd Session of the Providence Missionary Baptist Association August 15 to 19 with Rev. A. G. Freeman as moderator.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
C. Powell
Helen Leach
Wiley Harris
Mary Goodman
Providence Missionary Baptist Association
A. G. Freeman
Camp Family Weekend Recap In Cincinnati Trip
Albert Cairelli and his mother Essa Cairelli hosted dinner on Main Street. Karla Hambel returned from Camp Allyn near Cincinnati after two weeks away. Fred Hambel and Donald Kasler joined Karla on the trip home from Cincinnati. Karla said the camp was enjoyable and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cairelli
Columbus
Essa Cairelli
Main St
Karla Hambel
Camp Allyn
Cincinnati
Fred Hambel
Donald Kasler
Karla
Circle Five Presbyterian Women Hold July Meeting at Fraedrich Home
Circle Five of the Presbyterian Women association met in July at the home of Mrs William Fraedrich with hostess duties shared by Mrs C G Sheppard and Mrs Gertrude Edington. A 6 30 p m picnic preceded a business session featuring Mrs Eddie Watts and circle leader Mrs Friedrich. Twelve circle members and four guests attended.
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Circle Five
The
Presbyterian Women’s Assn
William Fraedrich
Esther Class meets at Christian Church for dinner and business
The Esther Class held a 6 o'clock dinner for 15 members and one guest Mrs Lydia Nease in the social rooms of the Christian Church. Anna Linton served as class president and presided over the business session with devotionals led by Mrs Velma Pritchard. Hostesses were Mrs Vada Kerr y and Edna Barron.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
Lydia Nease
Anna Linton
Velma Pritchard
Vada Kerry
Edna Barron
Senior Literary Club Met at Christian Church
The Senior Literary Club met Wednesday in the Christian Church with 16 members present. President Linda Barrows called the meeting to order as members shared their favorite stories. next week's program is planned by Jerry Stalder, Larita Koker, Rosemary Koker, and Janie Herold, with games arranged by Janie Hannahs and Peggy Mingus.
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Christian Church
Linda Barrows
Jerry Stalder
Larita Koker
Rosemary Koker
Janie Herold
Janie Hannahs
Peggy Mingus
Agnes Cox Returns Home After Ohio Visits
Mrs Agnes Cox returns to her home on Elizabeth Street after visiting Springfield Ohio with Mr and Mrs Walter Gould and Dayton with John and Frank.
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Agnes Cox
Elizabeth St
Springfield
Ohio
Walter Gould
Dayton
John and
Frank
Ringtail described as fox‑headed raccoon with long tail
A ringtail is identified as a member of the raccoon family with a head shaped like a fox and a tail that accounts for half of its total length.
Crossing warning at new city park rail crossing
Acting police chief Max Valkinburg warns both children and adults about the danger of crossing the tracks at the entrance to the new city park. He recalled a near fatal incident when a small boy crossed in front of an oncoming C&O switch engine and had his bicycle destroyed. He also cited cars parked on the tracks by waiting adults at the pool area.
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Nelsonville
New
Max Valkinburg
C&o
Valkinburg
UMW To Nominate GLOUSTER at Local Union Meeting
Nominations for international and district officers will be made by U MWA Local Union 648 of Mine 255 at a 1 p.m. meeting Saturday in the IOOF Hall. Secretary treasurer Rolland Higgins announced the plan.
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Glouster
UMWA
IOOF
Rolland Higgins
Glouster WSCS Sees Shift in Mission Work and Local Talks
Mrs. Kate Parks presided at the Glouster Methodist Church WSCS meeting. Mrs. Roy Yoder spoke on quadrennium plans and Lancaster School of Missions, urging members to attend a day at the Lancaster school. Discussions covered the South Side Settlement, children’s camp near Sugar Grove, and village saloon and tavern conditions with local officials. Next gathering is in August at the park.
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WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Kate Parks
Parks
Lancaster School of Missions
Glouster Church
Roy Yoder
Chillicothe
Wahl
Yoder
Lancaster School
South Side Settlement
Sugar Grove
Lucille Dorton
Ogg
Elias
Iva Price
C. A. Bingman
Alice McCorkle
Albany Union
Glouster
Park
Glouster WCTU Annual Picnic Held at Memorial Park
The Glouster Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Monday afternoon at Memorial Park for its annual picnic. A potluck dinner was set to begin at 5 30 p.m.
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WCTU
Glouster Wctu
Memorial Park
Mrs Madge Harry Admitted For Observation At Columbus
Mrs Madge Harry of Jacksonville was admitted to White Cross Hospital Columbus on Monday for observation and treatment.
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Madge Harry
Jacksonville
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Schultz families host weekend visitors from Redtown and Columbus
Mr and Mrs Ralph Schultz and Mr and Mrs Rod ney Schultz with their son from Columbus visited their parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Schultz Sr in Redtown. Henry Mackie of Redtown returned home after a two week stay at the Cleveland Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schultz
Waverly
Rodney Schultz
Columbus
Ralph Schultz, Sr
Redtown
Henry Mackie
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Miller
Tom Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Stuart Opera House
A&p
Jessie
Nelsonville Society
First Baptist
Wolfe
Nelsonville Pesonals
Foster'’S
Nelsonville Presents
Doit
Terry
Hamilton
Murray
Washington St
Glouster Society
Mrs
Luckoff
Glouster, Ohio
Logan Home Furnishing Co
al- Fashion
Athens Messenger
Cleveland Clinic
U. S. Gov't
L. E. Richardson, Sr
Bert R. Angle
Dan R. Kovach
D. §. Ferrell
Dan P. Mooney
Fred H. Kreis
State Banking Dept
Glenna Sagle
Karla Molnar
Magdalene Dawson
FDIC
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