Aluminum Drive Planned in Nelsonville for Defense
Nelsonville to hold an aluminum drive on July 24 as part of the national defense effort. Mayor C. G. Dew led a Thursday night meeting with local groups and Boy and Girl Scout units to solicit scrap aluminum and route collections. The drive opens July 22 with Girl Scouts canvassing districts. pickups run July 24 from 1 pm, with city trucks aiding.
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Nelsonville
National Defense Program
C. G. Dew
City Hall
Citizens Defense Committee
Boy Scouts
S. W. Ross
Mayor Dew
Ross
John Monks
Knights of Pythias
William Morgan
Rotary Club
Robert Kinney
Business and Professional Association
Frank Shivers
Frank Keyes
American Legion
J. H. McKiddile
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joe Evans
Eagles
Earl Baker
Ellis
Joe Stratton
Bob Smith
Scout
Edward Sharp
Girl Scouts
United Service Organization
Fred Mulligan
Representa
Rally Day Observed at First Baptist Church Nelsonville
Rev. J. I. Miller of Mount Pleasant Ohio will preach Sunday morning and evening at the First Baptist Church in Nelsonville. Rally day invites all members both in and out of town. Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. Morning worship at 10 45 a.m. B Y P U at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
J. I. Miller
Mount Pleasant
First Baptist Church
Grace Chapman
B.Y.P.U
Goldie Brunston
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights Local Club Meetings
Nelsonville social items report G T Club meeting at Elizabeth Ray home Madison Street at 7 30 tonight M W N Club picnic Sunday at 4 at Car bondale with Mary Adams engagement announced for Isabelle Lohimier to Alvin Seyler wedding set July 19 at Mt Vernon several local visits and travelers to Columbus Pittsburgh and Mt Vernon plus relatives visiting Athens Amesville and Bessemer Road areas.
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William Lohimier
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Nelsonville
Isabelle
Alvin Seyler
Martins Ferry
Marjorie Lohimier
James Hunter
Local council to discuss solicitation plans Wednesday
Notes indicate a Wednesday session will set plans for the solicitation. Officials will review proposals and outline next steps during the meeting.
Union Services Set for Sunday Night at Local Churches
Nelsonville report notes 27 attendance gain at Bible School of Church of Christ last Sunday. Mr. Frier to teach all young people and juniors Sunday morning before worship at 10:30. A union service titled The Acid Test of Christian Devotion is planned for 7:30 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev. Lloyd Evans preaching.
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Nelsonville Bible School
Church of Christ
Frier
Methodist Church
Lloyd Evans
Local Union Meeting Planned for Nelsonville July 19
Nelsonville area Local Union No. 3905 Kimberly will hold its monthly meeting Saturday July 19 at 1 o clock in the 1.C.C.F. Hall. Announcement comes from secretary C. E. Hoskins.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly
1.C.C.F. Hall
C. E. Hoskins
Bible Schools Closing Today in Hocking Valley
Nelsonville and surrounding areas report multiple Bible schools ending today. Greens Run closes at 10 with a program and picnic. Trimble ends at 2 30 with a Church of Christ program. Millfield closes at 7 tonight. Taylor Ridge plans a 7 30 closing program. Deanville ends at 7 at the Community Center. Dorr Run Evening Bible School wraps up Thursday. families attended together in a long running family school.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Bible Schools
Blanche Riley
Helen Chapple
Greens Run
Stacy Sharp
Ruth Mae Dunkle
Mary Ayers
Trimble Bible School
Richard L. Smith
Leake
Connie Brown
Regina Barrich
Donna Seckinger
Church of Christ
Millfield
William Mooney
June Tyson
Lillian Misner
Taylor Ridge
Mia
Clyde Cantor
June Hilderbrand
Deanville
Dorr Run
Carbon Hill Longstreth Triumphs Over Brooks 4-3 In Twilight League
Carbon Hill Longstreth defeated Brooks Shoes 4 to 3 in a nine inning Twilight League game at City Playground. Brooks led with 10 hits and three runs, led by Patton and Ray with three apiece, while Carlton Hill Longstreth drove in the winner in the ninth with Smathers and Woodson getting key hits.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Smathers
Woodson
Carbondale
Logan Mingos
Brooks Shoes
Patton
BC Soakanntenten
Pwareot
Wesnawmiow
Williams
Cod
B. Smathers
Herrold
Brooks Choes
Carbon Hill-L
Eagles Win Second Game in Tourney at Miller Park
Nelsonville Eagles boost state semi pro tourney record to 2 0 by beating Dayton Delccs 10 8 at Miller Park Lancaster after noon. Woody Wills homered as Harrison and Taylor pitched for the Eagles while Dayton had eight hits. Logan Mingos beat Troy 9 8 in 11 innings in the same tournament.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Miller Park
Lancaster
Zanesville
Eagles
Dayton Delccs
Woody Wills
Eagle
Harrison
Taylor
Dayton
Logan Mingos
Troy
Doanville Bible School Program Announced Tonight
Doanville Bible School commencement will be held tonight at the Community Center at 7 o'clock. Teachers in charge include Marcy Punnett from Union Theological Seminary Twa Hunter Jo Donley Juanita Tolliver and Mary Ellen Donley. The program features singing Bible passage reviews dramatizations by the primary department and accordion solos by Alice George of Nelsonville. Catherine Gleason will summarize the work done. The evening school for young people and adults, a new venture this summer, has proven successful.
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Doanville— Bible School
Community Center
Marcy Punnett
Union Theological Seminary
Twa Hunter
Jo Donley
Juanita Tolliver
Mary Ellen Donley
Alice George
Nelsonville
Catherine Gleason
Nelsonville Draft Numbers List
A long enumerated list of names with addresses in Ohio totals many entries from Nelsonville Glouster Amesville and Athens areas. Each line shows a name followed by a Rural Free Delivery route or city and state. The list appears to catalog registered residents or voters with precise local addresses.
Amesville Church Services Announced Sunday
Morning worship at the Presbyterian Church begins 9 30 in Amesville with Sunday School at 10 30 and a youth society meeting at 6 30. New England Church offers Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 45 with a youth meeting at 7 45 in the evening.
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Amesville
Presbyterian Church
New England
Young People's Society
Euchre Club Hosts and Local Birthday Observed
Mrs William Zimmer hosted the Thursday Euchre Club on Locust Street with Mrs Joe Wolf as guest. Frances Gibbs won the high score and Mrs Wolfe the second. Cunninghams next hosting. Louisa Banfield turns 85 today at 443 S Ogden Ave Columbus amidst illness and homebound status.
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Glouster
William Zimmer
Locust St
Joe Wolf
Frances Gibbs
Wolfe
Thomas Vaughn
Grace Ochs
Jessie Hill
Alfred Morris
Albert Zimmers
Hu “S Cunningham
Cunningham
August Jonas Dies at Home in Glouster
August Jonas age 79 died Thursday morning at his home on Locust Street after a monthlong illness. Survived by three sons Charles Martins Ferry Henry Columbus and John at home. two brothers John and Will in West Virginia. two sisters Mrs. Emily Morgan Detroit and Mrs. Carrie Airline California. Wife preceded him in death two years. Body at 48 Locust Street then to C F Wallace & Son Funeral Home Sunday noon. Funeral 2 p.m. Rev. Harvey Smith. Burial Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
August Jonas
Locust St
Charles
Martins Ferry
Henry
Columbus
John
Will
West Virginia
Emily Morgan
Detroit
Carrie Airline
California
C. F
Ice Cream Social Planned by Nelsonville Church
Plan for a church ice cream social on the lawn Saturday from 7 to 9 proceeds fund sending Rosemary Snackenburg Adda Jean Ruth Raine Elizabeth Shafer Emily Sharp Imogene Sayers Raymond Henshaw and Eugene LaFollette to Wooster.
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Nelsonville
Condition Is Serious At White Cross Hospital
Nelsonville report says Mrs. Charles Arbell is seriously ill at White Cross Hospital Columbus. Her condition remains unchanged. Her husband stays by her side. Friends may write or call Room 128.
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Nelsonville
Charles Arbell
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Sowers to Return Home After Appendicitis Operation
Robert Sowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wers, will be returned to his home in Nelsonville tomorrow from Cherrington Hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis.
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Nelsonville
Robert Sowers
Clarence Wers
Cherrington Hospital
Floyd Mosier
Carbondale
Logan
Mrs J R Binford Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs J R Binford who was taken to Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta on June 26 was brought back to her home by the C F Wallace & Son ambulance. A humorous note on sugar intake compares a human to a hummingbird saying 50 pounds of sugar daily would be eaten if proportions matched size.
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Leaves Hospital
Glouster
J. R. Binford
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
C. F. Wallace & Son Ambulance
Glouster Buys 42 Passenger School Bus For 1942 Use
The Glouster Board of Education received a 42 passenger school bus ordered last spring. Delivered to Maxwell Garage for display and storage, the orange all steel body bus meets State Board of Education requirements and will serve students in grade transport and school athletic events starting September.
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Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
Maxwell
Maxwell Garage
State Board of Education
Services in Glouster Churches Planned
Church activities outline Bible School service at 9 a.m. with Paul McAllister as superintendent and Ralph Byers as chorister. C B Tigner to speak at 10 30 a.m. on Teach Us to Pray and 7 30 p.m. on The Four Baptisms of the Scripture. Youth meetings, unified worship, and evangelist Rock’s sermons noted.
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Tigner
J. A. Thompson
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Lancaster Camp Gound Institute
Church of Christ In
Trimble
West Side
W. C. Rock
St. Clairsville
Evangelist Rock
Bowlers to Meet at Glouster Alleys Sunday
Important meeting of men’s bowling league members at Glouster Alleys Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock to organize the league for the fall bowling season. All interested bowlers or league members urged to attend.
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Glouster
Population rise in Arkansas from 1930 to 1940
The Arkansas population grew from 1,184,482 in 1930 to 1,948,268 in 1940, reflecting a substantial demographic increase over the decade.
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Arkansas
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