Naughton Rites Slated Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Bridget Naughton 97 will be held Friday at 9 30 a m in St Andrews Church. Burial at Greenlawn. Rosary Thursday at 8. Roy Newell Jr and Janice Lola Faye Cremeans of Point Pleasant receive a marriage license.
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Nelsonville
Bridget Naughton
Margaret Bowers
Adams St
St. Andrews Church
William Kelly
Greenlawn
Eall
Stout
Point Pleasant
Roy Newell, Jr
Janice Lola Faye Cremeans
Carrier Turns In Fourth Full Book
Roger Barber 13 of Murray City has delivered to 57 subscribers on a six week route and earned 12 dollars saved from newspaper earnings. He has 13 points in the Messenger contest and bought a bicycle basket. He plans for Boy Scout camp and college, with good grades and basketball past. He is in the ninth grade and active in 4 H Club Boy Scouts and Baseball Club. He enjoys baseball and reading. Two marriage licenses were issued: Herschel Norris and Julia Stiles. Robert Slagel and Vera Roush.
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Roger Barber
Ralph Barber
Murray City
Nelsonville
Messenger
Roger
Boy Scouts
Keary Hoskine Recovering After Major Surgery
Keary Hoskine and his mother Mrs. Fred Charities C. Hoskine were at the alley Hospital in Logan where he underwent major surgery on Wednesday and is recovering.
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Keary
Fred Charities C. Hoskine
Alley Hospital
Logan
Willing Workers Class Plans Friday Church Event
Nelsonville notes report the Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church plans a Friday 7:30 p m meeting with a silver offering. Members are urged to attend, with a Sunday dinner honoring Charles Warner's birthday. Several local residents and visitors are listed as guests and travelers.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Windy Taylor plugs antenna and halts show
A local tale describes Windy Taylor meddling with Judge Cunningham's TV antenna during a vaudeville program. The screen streaked briefly, Buzz Ellis charged $20 for repairs, and Windy apologized, emphasizing restraint in meddling with others affairs.
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Judge Cunningham
Windy
Buzz Ellis
Miss Blanche A. Riley Retires From Mission Work
Nelsonville notes Blanche A. Riley retires after 30 years with the National Missions Board of the Presbyterian Church USA, including 12 years in the Hocking Valley. She departs July 1 for vacation with Miss Bette Jeanne Shaw and will later establish a home with her brother.
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Nelsonville
Nationalissions Board
The
Presbyterian Church, USA
Hocking Valley
Blanche A. Riley
Bette Jeanne Shaw
New Concord
Muskingum College
Helen Chappie
Riley
YWCA
Schauffer Mission College
Cleveland
Dillonvale
Ohio
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Chappie
Wayside Fellowship
Miss Riley
Athens
Synod
Synodical of Ohio
Wooster
Hamilton
Vacation and family visits reported in local column
Betty Barber of Columbus vacations at home in Carbondale. Final services were held at the Bible School. Inez Mace and Virginia Holland plan a 10 day trip to New York. Willard Barber visits grandparents in New Marshfield. Granville Crow family heads to Florida for two weeks. O Leary of Zaleski and several Cox families visit Crow and Dunlap households. Walter March with daughter Alma Jean visits Barberton relatives.
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Carbondale
Betty Barber
Columbus
Bible School
Inez Mace
Virginia Holland
New York
Willard Barber
Roy Lewelyn
New Marshfield
Granville Crow
Jacqueline
Florida
O. Leary
Zaleski
Betty Cox
Cathy
Allison Cox
Leo Cox
Walter March
Alma Jean
Barberton
Anniversary Observed at Sorority Picnic
Forty five Tri Psi members gathered Monday night at Mrs. Bob Ohlinger’s country place near Gan for the annual sorority picnic. After dinner a brief business session approved holding the August meeting at Mrs. Victor Oakley’s country home in Buchtel.
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Tri Psi Sorority
Bob Ohlinger
Gan
Victor Oakley, Buchtel
Ruth Smith Graduates From Lancaster Hospital School of Nursing
Ruth Wolfe Smith of Nelsonville Route 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Wolfe, completed nursing training June 7 at Lancaster Fairfield Municipal Hospital. She plans to continue nursing at the same hospital after earning part of her experience at Children’s Hospital Columbus and the Toledo state hospital.
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Nelsonville
Ruth Wolfe Smith
Chris Wolfe
Lancaster Fairfield Municipal Hospital
Lancaster
Smith
Lancaster High School
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
State Hospital
Toledo
Local families take two week East vacation tour
Mr and Mrs Fred Wright of Nelsonville travel with Mr and Mrs David Logan and Mr and Mrs Ted Winigman of Carbon Mill. They vacation two weeks in the East visiting the Smoky Mountains then Shadeyille Maryland cottage plans. They meet Mrs Neite Spray visiting son Frank in Petersburg Indiana and Mr and Mrs Clarence Monks with Mr and Mrs Charles McKee and daughter Patty return from a 10 day Big vacation.
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Fred Wright
Nelsonville
David Logan
Ted Winigman
Donald Betts
Miram
Martha
Arriviny
Shadeyille
Maryland
Smoky Mountains
Neite Spray
Frank
Petersburg
Ind
Clarence Monks
Charles McKee
Patty
Big
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Julia Stiles
Robert Slagel
Gallipolis
Vera Roush
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Atcott
Nelsonville Social Notes
Charles Warner
Elva Larkina
Low Bottom
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Odessa
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Will Burne
Emma Cook
Iowa
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Detroit
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Alex Nelson
Alma, Mich
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Paul Gorski
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Baltimore
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Lewis BD. McRiride
Athena
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United States Brewers Foundation
Guy Evans
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