Logan Mingos to Meet Brooks Shoes in Nelsonville Tilt
Nelsonville hosts the first Twi light League game of the week at City Playground on Wednesday July 16 at 5 30 PM. Tonight’s postponed contest features Logan Mingos versus Brooks Shoes with more games lined up through Friday and potential exhibition matches next week. The second half of the season kicks off the week of July 28.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Logan Mingos
Brooks
Nelsonville
City Playground
Weday
Brooks Shoes
Carbon Hill-Longstretch
Carbondale
Hocking Glass of
Lancaster
Former Nelsonville Resident Dies in Mine Accident
Logan County West Virginia toll follows the death of Austin Burchfield a Nelsonville native and brakeman struck by a trolley wire last Wednesday while on duty. He leaves wife Jane and three children Margaret Gail and Charles his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burchfield and many siblings all of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Harry Burchfield
Lawrence Lyons
Logan County
W. Va
Austin Burchfield
Jane
Margaret
Gail
Charles
Henry
William
Kenneth
Paul
Gerald
Donald
Eileen
Marie Lyons
City Workers Changed in Nelsonville
John Hamer longtime chief engineer at the municipal electric light and water works was moved from Holzer Hospital to the Veterans Hospital Huntington W V where his condition is reported improved Henry Kelch assumes chief engineer duties S R McDowell moves to engineer in the light department Walter Lenox designated as fireman from the civil service list after a vacancy created by staff changes
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Mr. Hamer
S. R. McDowell
Water Works
Walter Lenox
Civil Service
John Hettenmeyer
Jack
Columbus
M. J. Cantlon
Rettenmeyer
Mr. Rettenmeyer
Edward
Buchtel
Clarence Stage
Henry Perkins
Doris Stage
Ed Butterworth
Huntington
W. Va
John Hamer
Veterans’ Hospital
Hamer
Municipal Electric Light
Thomas Davis
Edward Evans
Nelsonville
Thomas Davis Jr
Logan
Donald Tippett
Corning
Ray Taylor
New Straitsville
Lawrence Brown
Nelsonville Bowler Defeat Glouster in Pins
Nelsonville mixed team beat Glouster by 59 pins in a Monday match led by Don Sipe with 250 and 600. Delores Eddy and Fay Lantz starred for the visitors in the women’s events scoring 219 and 545 respectively, while team totals show Nelsonville 2660 and Glouster 2601.
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Nelsonville
Glouster
Don Sipe
Delores Eddy
Fay Lantz
L. Silcott
N. Ward
Cook
W. Johnston
M. Johnston
Cunningham
Eddy
Teddy
Union Speaker Set for Haydenville Meeting
Nelsonville H C Ledyard international representative of the United States and Allied Products Workers will address National Fire Proofing Co. employees at Haydenville Wednesday evening July 16 at 7 30. Announcement by William B. Morris president of the Industrial Labor Council of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys.
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Nelsonville
H. C. Ledyard
United Stote and Allied Products Workers
National Fire Proofing Co
Haydenville
William B. Morris
Industrial Labor Council
Hocking and
Sunday Creek
Gardening Class To Start Wednesday In Nelsonville High
A landscape gardening class starts Wednesday evening at 7 in the Nelsonville High School home economics room. Led by Professor Wiggins, the course is sponsored by Ohio University with local garden club interest noted. Budget notices for Lee and Rome Townships list tentative tax budgets on file and public hearing dates set in July and August.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Wiggins
Ohio University
Garden Club
Lee Township
Athens
Marguerite W. Moore
Rome Township
Townhouse
Nelsonville Social Notes and Community Events
Nelsonville church groups held a Monday potluck devotion led by Miss Nettie Keeton with Psalms 33 read and prayer. Members discussed parables, reports showed a treasurer balance of 193.07 and flower fund 17.40. Birth announcements and family visits across Nelsonville, Buchtel, Huntington and Zanesville tied to July activities and a birthday celebration for Mrs. Josephine Hickman of Murray City.
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Nelsonville
Esther
Church of Christ
Edna Scott
Church St
Nettie Keeton
Mable Shaner
Keeton
Jesus
Grace Lax
Edna Barron
Velma Pritchard
Emma Cook
Mayme Coleman
Lillie Bland
Mabel Johnson
Jennie Oakley
Dora Bussey
Jennie Davis
Mabel Shaner
Agnes Cox
Chauncey Mayor Warns Drivers To Use More Care
Chauncey residents report complaints about dangerous driving on Chauncey streets. Mayor W. D. Hines warns reckless and fast driving must stop at once or arrests will follow.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Gibbs Funeral Held in Jacksonville Ohio
William Gibbs aged 72 died at his daughter’s Dayton home and was brought to Glouster for burial. Funeral services were held in Jacksonville M E Church with Rev C E Palmer officiating and a lodge quartet. He is survived by his wife Anna Love Gibbs four sons and three daughters. He longtime resident of Jacksonville.
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Chauncey
William Gibbs
Arthur Jonas
Dayton
John Blower
Glouster
Jacksonville M. E
C. E. Palmer
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Mr. Gibbs
Meeting of Local No 16 at Nip Bullock residence
Local No 16 holds a meeting at the Nip Bullock residence Bailey Run on Wednesday at 4 PM. Members are expected to be present.
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Chauncey
Nip Bullock
Bailey Run
Day of Promise Forecast for Ambitious Plans and Support
Forecasts describe a day of high potential tied to planetary ruling aspects. Seek aid from authorities but expect possible opposition from superiors. Elderly relatives may aid, with fortunes rising through effort and sound principles, plus some surprises. A birthday individual may advance and fulfill hopes, aided by prestigious allies. Be cautious with papers and watch for petty losses.
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District hosts dinner guests and family visits across nearby towns. Chester Sanders and family entertained at Mrs. Margaret Cline Montgomery’s home in Basil after a chicken dinner. Elmer Guess of Port Washington visited Langle in Lower Plains after years apart. Edward Fisk and family from Lancaster visited Chauncey and the Boys Industrial School. others traveled to Columbus with Mrs. Vira Shafer accompanying Mrs. Floride Grinstead.
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Chauncey
Chester Sanders
Millfield
Fred Sanders
Ralph
Chester
Jack
Billyr Dow
Richard
Trimble Heights
Balta Cline
Lowell Thomas
Robert Larry
Anna Cline
Basil
Margaret Cline Montgomery
Alex Guess
Carlton Hill
Elmer Guess
Port Washington
Clarence Langle
Lower Plains
Langle
Edward Fisk
Lancaster
Hillcrest
Boys’ Industrial School
Floyd Courtney
Floride Grinstead
Columbus
John Shafer
Vira Shafer
Mrs. Grinstead
Albany visit among Cruikshanks and acquaintances
Visit attendees included Luther Cruikshank and sons Leslie and Thomas, Miss Jennie Courtney, Mrs. Doris Eisenaugle Chauncey and others who gathered at the Gar Cheadle home in Albany. Bernice Cheadle Linzy was ill at the Cheadle residence.
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Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
Leslie
Thomas Cruikshank
Jennie Courtney
Doris Eisenaugle
Albany
Gar Cheadle
Bernice Cheadle Linzy
Cheadle
Margaret Rathburn Norman
Flint, Mich
Edith Cheadle Rathburn
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Birth Notice
Members of Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 and United Mine Workers plan a district convention at Buchtel with a 6 30 p m assembly at the Chauncey K of P Hall and transport for a small fee. Mr and Mrs Harold Childress announce the birth of Linda Faye July 2 in Akron. Grandparents are Clifford Koon and Russell Childress. Great grandmother is Mrs Tisha Childress. Luth er Spitzer in Chauncey remains in unchanged condition after a heart attack. his children have been called home.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No
United Mine Workers
Buchtel
Chauncey K
P. Hall
Harold Childress
Gladys Koon
Linda Faye
Akron
Clifford Koon
Nelsonville R. D
Russell Childress
Near
Tisha Childress
Mill St
Luther Spitzer
Buchtel Band Boosters Hold Meeting and Potluck
The Band Boosters met with Mrs. George Snowden to count sales stamps and shared a potluck lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright and Son, Mildred Sheskey, Jose Graham, James Tolliver, Glen Hanes, Robert Brashares, and Jimmie Adams of Millfield.
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Buchtel
George Snowden
Roy Wright
Mildred Sheskey
Jose Graham
James Tolliver
Glen Hanes
Robert Brashares
Jimmie Adams
Millfield
Pythian
Lodge Hall
Phyliss Williams
St. Louis
Mich
Ralph Wilson
Phyliss
Columbus
Wilsons
Charleston
W. Va
Ott Thomas
Bernard Coakley
Ervin Thomas
Walbridge
Edward Conley
Tennessee Military
Harriet Conley
Carl Kling
Toledo
Charles Conley
Akron
Shirley Thomas
Marion
William Dearing
Nelson Dane
Detroit
Wilbert Dearing
Chillicothe
Carmen Jones
Dayton
Elmer Dearing
Hemlock Grove Social And Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove social notes recount family visits and visits by relatives across West Virginia, Maryland, and Ohio. The items list Ray Albin and William Harvey families, Bert Romine and sons, Porter Midkiff gatherings, and visits involving Heilman, Hawk, Romine, Midkiff, and Smith households with multiple towns named.
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Hemlock Grove
Ray Albin
Winchester
W. Va
William Harvey
Ronnie
Baltimore
H. E. Perry
Perry
West Virginia
Bert Romine
Kenneth
Gene
Charles Romine
Miles E. Hoon
Porter
Kenneth Romine
Porter Midkiff
Charles Chaffee
Silver Ridge
Sam Curtis
Frank Clark
Cecil Heilman
Allan
Middleport
Jamey Smith
Canton
Leota Hawk
Columbus
Men Meet Tonight at Pilgrim Church Class
Nelsonville reports a large Sunday School class at Pilgrim Church corner Chestnut and Harper Sts holds its annual business session. Rev. B. A. Awe, the class teacher, asks all members to attend tonight.
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Nelsonville
Pilgrim Church
Corner Chestnut
Harper Sts
B. A. Awe
Chauncey Social Host Sees Local Guests at W Main Home
Mrs Zimmie Smith of Chauncey entertained weekend visitors from Columbus including Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith and their children Charles and Dickie and Mr and Mrs George Smith with children Francis Everett and Doris Ann at her West Main Street residence.
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Chauncey
Zimmie Smith
W. Main St
Ernest Smith
Charles and
Dickie
Geo. Smith
Francis, Everett
Doris Ann
Columbus
Club to Meet at Cecial Adkins Home
The T.C.L. Club will meet at Cecial Adkins home 611 Patton St Wednesday evening July 16. Mrs F O Schmidt visits Nelsonville after two years in Puerto Rico where Lt Col Schmidt was stationed. He now studies sea strategy at the Naval War College Newport R I and will stay about two weeks.
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T.C.L
Cecial Adkins
Patton St
Nelsonville
F. O. Schmidt
Puerto Rico
Col. Schmidt
Colonel Schmidt
Naval War College
Newport
R. I
United States Navy
Schmidt
Chauncey Dinner Honors Grace Stalder Birthday
Mrs. Mary Stalder Tribe entertained at a Sunday dinner in Athens to celebrate her mother Grace Stalder Chauncey’s birthday. A large decorated cake, a chicken dinner, and many gifts marked the gathering. Attendees included Milo C. Stalder, Dorothy Stalder, Joe Stalder, Clarence Stalder and daughter Sylvia Sue, and Charles Tribe with Brownie.
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Chauncey
Mary Stalder
Tribe
Athens
Grace Stalder
Stalder
Milo C. Stalder
Dorothy Stalder
Joe Stalder
Clarence Stalder
Sylvia Sue
Charles Tribe
Brownie
Loyal Women's Class to Meet at Church in July
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will hold their July meeting at the church on Friday evening at 7 30. A potluck lunch will be served.
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Glouster — Loyal Women's Class
Church of Christ
Old Opera House Lochs to Lodge Home in Glouster
The Moose Building on High Street in Glouster is being converted into a lodge home by Rus sell Lent of Jacksonville in charge. About $10,000 will be spent to create two large rooms for meetings and a club grill room after removing the stage. The building once served as the city opera house drawing patrons from Sunday Creek Valley.
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Glouster
High St
Moose Lodge
Russell Lent
Jacksonville
City Opera House
Sunday Creek Valley
Loyal Daughters Meet at Harper Home with Guest Co-host
Glouster group Loyal Daughters convenes Thursday evening at Mrs. Clyde Harper’s Fairlawn Avenue home. Miss Lalla Danford serves as co-hostess for the gathering.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Clyde Harper
Fairlawn Ave
Lalla Danford
Called Back to Home By Mother's Death
Mrs. John Morris of this city was en route from a visit to Elizabeth New Jersey with her mother Mrs. Charles Archer when she received word that her mother had died suddenly. Funeral services were held in Elizabeth with burial in Passaic New Jersey. Death was attributed to a heart attack.
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Glouster
Elizabeth
N. J
Charles Archer
John Morris
Men Class To Be Host at Meeting
Glouster Progressive men's class will host a gathering for the Progressive Women's Class on Thursday evening at the church. After the meeting the two groups will go on a picnic to celebrate their contest loss.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Beauty Shop License Awarded to Miss Ruth Creachbaum
Miss Ruth Creachbaum daughter of Mrs Belle Creachbaum Fairlawn Ave. Columbus trained at Lillian Johnson School of Cosmetology has passed the state board exam taken June 25 and received her license to operate a beauty shop.
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Glouster
Ruth Creachbaum
Belle Creachbaum
Fairlawn Ave
Lillian Johnson
Surprise birthday dinner for Shirley Andrews in Glouster
Glouster social notes describe a family gathering for Shirley Andrews's eleventh birthday with her great grandmother Sophia Hinton and relatives including the Johnstons and the Andrews. Separate items note visits by C G Lunsford party from Murray City and various regional relatives visiting or traveling, with locations such as Washington D C Norfolk Ohio and Detroit.
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Glouster
William Johnston
Shirley Andrews
Shirley
Sophia Hinton
Emmett Andrews
Byron
Scott
McDougal Community Notes reflect church events and visits
On Sunday July 20 Sunday School will be at 10:00 a.m. Rev Pennell will preach at 7:45 p.m. July 17 WSCS meets Thursday. Local visits include Rev and Mrs Charles Robinson from Akron, Fred Cone and Mrs Cone visiting family, Grace McDonald near Sharpsburg, Errett Eddy family in Gloucester, the Rheins visiting Warren Munn, Curtis McPherson and son from Columbus, Randolph Eisman and family in Lancaster, Ann Totten of New Lexington in Munn home, and Pearl Morris in Columbus.
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Margaret Williams
Oakdale Road
Ralph McMullin
Columbus
Clara McMullin
McMullin
Harry Lunsford
Eileen
Pontiac
Mich
Frank Skinner
Ethel Harper
Gabriel Molnar
Betty
Barbara Ann
Detroit
Molnar
Charles Kollar
Steve Molnar
Hunterdon
Lewis Mesaros
Trimble
Beatrice Molnar
Joe Mesaros
Grace
Glouster
Wiliam Gwilymn
Ralph Shelton West
Cav
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Joseph West, Jr
Arthur Quinn, Lathrop
Mcdougal
Pennell
WSCS
Charles Robinson
Akron
Cal Robinson
Fred Cone
Lancaster
Cone
Fred Conner
Grace McDonald
Sharpsburg
Garnet Kittle
Errett Eddy
Eddy
Everett Eddy
William Rhem
Wooster
Warren Munn
Rheins
Munn
Curtis McPherson and Son
Roland McPherson
Randolph Eisman
Donald O'Neal
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Eulalia Kay
Guy Barrows
Stanley
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Forest Dunn
Zanesville
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Phoebe Clements
Charlee
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Rainbow Class
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George Barrows
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Josephine Hickman
Murray City
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Thomas Davis, Jr
Dave Lanning
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Ecuador
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Chauncey District
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Pleasant City
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White Cottage
Harry Fitch
Barbara Fitch
William Zimmer
Robert Kinney
Michael
C. E. Seckinger
Cuyahoga Falls
Joseph Richards
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Ann Totten
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