District Rotary Governor To Visit Nelsonville Club
NELSONVILLE The Nelson Ville Rotary Club will host the district governor Harold V. Tom. Zanesville, to make his annual official visit to Southeastern Ohio Rotary Clubs. He will confer with club officers on administration and service activities and is a Rotary Club member in Zanesville. The report notes Rotary aims and a global network of about 7300 clubs and 350000 members in 83 countries.
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Nelsonville Club
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Harold V. Tom
Zanesville
Rotary International
Ohio
Tmo
Ex Resident Dies at Age 41 in Marion
Nelsonville native Mrs Ralph Ring Reama Morman of 602 Bond Ave Marion Indiana died at home Tuesday afternoon after a year long illness She was daughter of Mr and Mrs John Morman of this city She leaves husband three daughters Donna Fons Lois Ann and Karen Jane and two sons Morman Lancaster and Wilbur Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the Marion residence with burial there.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Ring
Reama Morman
Bond Ave
Marion
Ind
Ring
John Morman
Donna Fons
Lois Ann
Karen Jane
Lunch to be served by First Baptist Guild
GLOUSTER The Hattie Jackson Guild Girls of the First Baptist Church will sponsor a plate lunch in the church social rooms Saturday July 28 from 6 30 to 7 30 pm The lunch aims to raise money to pay the guilds associational claims.
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Glouster
Hattie Jackson
First Baptist Church
Lampman Rites Held for Luellen D Lampman
Burial services were held at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville for Luellen D Lampman 91 died Tuesday in Columbus where he had lived many years. Former Nelsonville coal businessman partner in Juniper Lampman. Charter member of Nelsonville Lodge 543 BPO Elks later life member. Survived by daughter Mrs Guyon Stearns son Forbes B Lampman sister Mrs M L Abbott four grandchildren two great grandchildren.
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Nelsonville
Greenlawn Cemetery
Luellen D. Lampman
Fifteenth Ave
Columbus
Schoedinger’s
Lampman
Brier Hill
Juniper & Lampman
C. E. Welch
Nelsonville Lodge
BPO Elks
Order
Guyon Stearns
Forbes B. Lampman
M. L. Abbott
Social notes from Harrisonville state events and visits
Mr and Mrs Asa Jordan dined with brother Ray in Chillicothe. Carolin Welsh returned home after two weeks with aunts in Albany. Frances Alkire and Bertha Douglas stayed with Fred and Martha Whaley in Chillicothe. Weltha Clark of Downington visits her son and daughter in law Robert and Clair Clark. Julia McAffee visits niece Ruth Morris. Connie Kay Carsey returns home from Dayton vacation. Carl Hegwood of Colorado and Mrs Hegwood visit sister in law John Blackwood and Mr Blackwood. Walter Bryson of Canton visits sister Clair Waggoner and Mr Waggoner. Sunday dinner guests include E P Strother of Portsmouth and Cecil Blackwood of Dayton. Esta Mae Blackwood visits Portsmouth for a week. Betty Lou Moore of Fort Wayne visits Felix Alkire. Don Williamson of Ironton visits Harley Carr. Lend-a-hand Circle meets at Mrs Alice Epple. Harold Ball and son Charles and Kenneth Welsh stay overnight with Mrs Eliza Welsh. Herbert Britton, Clara Burger, and Glen Randall of Newport visit Halliday Atkins. Homer Lee and Hie! French attend Freeland Morris hymn sing at Columbia Chapel. Lloyd Woodyard and Obert Markins share dinner. Arthur Woodyard Kenneth Martha Jane and Keith return home in Columbus after days with Mrs Eliza Welsh. Mrs Alma Atkins.
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Harrisonville
Asa Jordan
Robert Clark
Julia McAffee
Ruth Morris
Connie Kay Carsey
Dayton
Carl Hegwood
Colorado
Hegwood
John Blackwood
Blackwood
Walter Bryson
Canton
Bryson
Clair Waggoner
Mr. Waggoner
R. S. Blackwood
E. P. Strother
Portsmouth
Cecil Blackwood
Esta Mae Blackwood
Betty Lou Moore
Fort Wayne
Ind
Felix Alkire
Don Williamson
Ironton
Harley Carr
Alice Epple
Harold Ball
Charles
Kenneth Welsh
Eliza Welsh
Herbert Britton
Clara Burger
Glen Randall
Newport
Halliday Atkins
New Telephone Directory To Be Mailed
Nelsonville announces the 1951 telephone directory will be mailed to area customers on July 18. Ohio Bell official John F. Koch says 2,450 directories will be distributed this year, up from 2,255 last year. The 24 page alphabetical section adds four pages, and 32 yellow classified pages also up by four. An eight page civic section with city map and local info appears in the center, listing neighboring communities.
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Nelsonville
John F. Koch
Ohio Bell Telephone
Koch
Bike Parking On Tracks Condemned In Nelsonville
Nelsonville residents face danger as youths park bicycles along railroad tracks near the community pool. Pool management, railroad officials, and city police urge parents to stop the habit and keep riders away from tracks. Some rail workers consider enforcing no trespassing if warnings fail.
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Nelsonville
Child Injuries From Jar Fall At Home
Susie McGuire three received emergency care at Mount St. Mary Hospital after falling on a glass jar at the family home with lacerations to her side and hand. Virgil Rowland of Wellston Route 3, an employee of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., was treated for two broken fingers from an accident while returning home from work.
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Nelsonville
Susie McGuire
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Virgil Rowland
Wellston
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Local Notables and Church Picnic Highlight Racine Area
Mrs Iva Wolfe left for Pittsburgh to visit relatives. Athens visitors Mrs Jividen and family spent time with her in laws in Racine. Mr and Mrs Robert Roush hosted dinner for their children Barbara and Connie near Racine. Middleport guests Rush Philson and family joined Mr and Mrs Gomer Lewis. Happy Hustler Class picnic at Portland Park followed by officer elections and a $70 payment for church water line work.
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Racine
Iva Wolfe
Pittsburgh
Charles Jividen
Athens
Jividen
Clark Jividen
Robert Roush
Barbara
Connie
Arthur Roush
Ben Philson
Rush
Middleport
Gomer Lewis
Methodist Church
Portland Park
Sibyl Miles
B. M. Tyree
Helen Swan
Lavinia Simpson
Lillian Jividen
Ben Jividen
Thursay
Charles Jones
Alliance
George Smith
Bobbie Cline
Meigs General Hospital
Charles Romine
Holzer Hospital
Henry Euler
Charles Jiiden
Otis McClintock
Pomeroy
Henry Idle
Chauncey-Dover Queen Candidates Named for Parade Festival
Five chauncey Dover High School candidates sponsored by the Band Boosters tied to the Parade of the Hills festival and homecoming set for September 10 to 15. Names include Carolyn L Heffken Dana Robinson Barbara Staley Joanne LeWis and Patricia Ley.
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Nelsonville
Chauncey-Dover High School
Carolyn L. Heffken
Dana Robinson
Barbara Staley
Joanne Lewis
Patricia Ley
Bumgardner Named Night Fireman in Nelsonville
Robert Bumgardner has been named night fireman at the Nelsonville city fire department succeeding James Pierce who resigned to join Sylvania at its Chestnut Street plant. Bumgardner, a linesman for Hoosier Construction Co., is the son of Patrolman and Mrs Don Bumgardner. The appointment is temporary pending a civil service examination.
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Nelsonville
Robert Bumgardner
James Pierce
Sylvania
Chestnut St
Bumgardner
Hoosier Construction Co
Don Bumgardner
Laurelville Community News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Miss Anna Bowers, longtime Laurelville telephone operator, was honored with a surprise picnic at Gold Cliff by Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. coworkers from Laurelville and Circleville. Dr. and Mrs. John Bowers welcomed a son at Berger Hospital. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bowers of Laurelville. Several residents hosted bridge clubs, high scores noted for Mrs. Alice Morris, Emma Ox, and Mrs. Dorothy McClelland. The Hartsaughs and Hoys hosted visitors from Michigan and Wisconsin. Miss Poling and Miss Stahr vacationed at Indian Lake. Rev and Mrs Wesch and Mr and Mrs Drum enjoyed a Skyline Drive trip through the Smokies.
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Laurelville
Anna Bowers
Laurelville Exchange
Gold Cliff
Ohio
S. G. Hoy
Hallad
Hoy
Hartsaungh
Frieda Lappen
Columbus
Wallace Lappen
Mark
Joe Dennison
Dorothy McClelland
Bob Bowers
Homer Hartsaugh
Glenn
Tom
Walworth
Wis
Hartsaugh
Albert Bottlemy
John Bowers
Circleville
Berger Hospital
George F. Bowers
Mary Francis Poling
Florence Stahr
Indian Lake
Jack Karshner
Junction City
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Karshner
Saundra Sue
Raymond Wesch
Weston
Denver Drum
Smoky Mountains
Nelsonville Social Notes Picnic Planned for Thursday
Nelsonville social column reports a First Methodist Church Sunday school picnic for all departments set for Thursday at Rachelmacher Park Logan. Gather at the church at 4 30 p m. Also noted are visits by Miss Phyliss Moore nurse at William Booth Memorial Hospital Covington Ky with the Sowers family and local residents the Taylors and Kytes who attended a wrestling tournament in Dayton Saturday evening.
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The
First Methodist Church
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Clarence Sowers
Monroe St
Phyliss Moore
Clearfield
William Booth Memorial Hospital
Covington
Bob
Frank Sikora Rites Arranged for Thursday
Nelsonville funeral services for Frank Sikora of Murray City, who died suddenly of a heart attack Monday, will be at 9 30 am Thursday at St Philip Newi Church in Murray City with Rev Fr Peter Garbaskus officiating. Burial is in St Patrick's Cemetery, Buchtel. friends may call at the family home.
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Nelsonville
Frank Sikora
Murray City
St. Philip's Newi Church
Peter Garbaskus
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Buchtel
Apple Grove Social Notes Tie into Family Visits
Apple Grove residents report visits from Gene Webster and relatives in Cleveland and Mt. Alton W Va while Ashton Sayre and family hosted Dayton guests. Racine and Eureka visitors joined C S Sayre and the John Hayman family. A surgical patient at Holzer Hospital returned home with her daughter. Weekend visits included Fay Pickens and Mrs Jerry Graham and families traveling to Steubenville Ohio and Spencer W Va for services. Norma Kay McKelvey spent a week with Portland relatives. Albert Barr, employed in Akron, spent a weekend in town.
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Ashton Sayre
Dayton
Herbert Sayre
Stella Dickey
Racine
Ernie Halley
Eureka
C. S. Sayre
Sidney Durst
John Hayman
Carl Wolfe
Holzer Hospital
Dallas Hill
Fay Pickens
Jerry Graham
Douglass and
Alien
Steubenville
Ohio
Circle Meets At Residence Circle GLOUSTER
The Oakdale Friendship Circle met at Zenith Jewel's home. Contests were won by Nora Lee Moore and Gertrude Jewel. Miss Jean Lambert of Murray City attended as a guest. Members present included Geneva Jewel, Rosa Love, Faye Nott, Gina Moore, Nora Lee Moore, Della Loomis, Nell Hellyer, Georgia Barnes, Leta Westfall, Lillian Nott, Bernice Lowery, Zenith Jewel, Lorena Jewel, Ida Mae Phillips, Betty Hufford and Ruby Norris.
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Glouster
Oakdale
Jean Lambert
Murray City
Geneva Jewel
Gertrude Jewel
Rosa Love
Faye Nott
Virgina Moore
Nora Lee Moore
Della Loomis
Nell Hellyer
Georgia Barnes
Leta Westfall
Lillian Nott
Bernice Lowery
Zenith Jewel
Lorena Jewel
Ida_ Mae Phillips
Betty Hufford
Ruby Norris
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admissions
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list new births for Mr and Mrs Paul FE Phillips of Ashville Route 1 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Frank Warren of Glouster Route 3 a daughter. Admissions include Mrs Pearl Grace Nelsonville and Mrs Donald Grubb Haydenville. Dismissals mention Mrs Charles Ennis Nelsonville and son and Mrs Gene Wolf Nelsonville.
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Paul FE
Phillips
Ashville
Ohio
Frank Warren
Glouster
Pearl Grace
Nelsonville
Donald Grubb
Haydenville
Robert Lee Hitchings
Carson Colwell
Charles Ennis
Gene Wolf
Pleasant Blackburn
Logan
Hope Woodson
Harry Ruth
Athens
Frank Guinsler
Junction City
Church Cleanup Set at First Church Trimble
GLOUSTER members are urged to join the First Church of Christ cleanup on Thursday July 19 at 6 p.m. at the Trimble church building and grounds. Women will provide sandwiches cookies and drinks. Men and boys are in demand for the effort. MEETING PLANNED FRIDAY GLOUSTER The Orpha Class of the Methodist Church meets Friday at Loretta McGlaughlin’s home with Grace Skinner as co host.
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Glouster
First Church of Christ
Trimble
The
Methodist Church
Loretta McGlaughlin
Grace Skinner
Columbus Reverend to Preach at Local Baptist Church Sunday
Reports show color changing fish rely on sight for color shifts. Experiments indicate shading the upper fish eye darkens it while darkening the lower part prompts a lighter color.
First Baptist Church Dinner to Raise Funds in Glouster
GLOUSTER The First Baptist Church will sponsor a chicken and vegetable dinner on August 9 from 5 30 to 7 p m in the American Legion Hall. The event, hosted by the church ladies, aims to raise money for associational claims. Chicken will be limited. chicken sandwiches will be offered. Tickets available through Mrs Gladys Viney. Chairwomen are Mrs Helen Leach and Mrs Gladys Viney.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
American Legion Hall
Gladys Viney
Helen Leach
McLeish Club Meeting at Nott Home
The McLeish Club gathered at Mrs. Faye Nott’s home in Glouster on Tuesday evening July 10. A business session preceded lunch for members and guests including Mae Losey, Ruby Norris, Ruth Kloh, Gusta Roberts, Ruth Swarrow, Sarah Coffman, Rose Craig, Bernice Lowery, Jackie Losey, Linda Craig, Brownie and Cooke, Elinoe Patterson, Sally Lowery, Kathryn Ann Norris, and the hostess. The club voted to visit Hillbilly Park on July 29 with the next meeting planned at Mrs. Bernice Lowery’s home.
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Elinoe Patterson
Sally Lowery
Kathryn Ann Norris
Mrs. Nott
Hillbilly Park
Bernice Lowery
Notice of Hearing for Parole for Elmer Kisor
London Ohio July 15 1951 Elmer Kisor prisoner London Prison Farm Athens County convicted October 195 of Forgery Att and Pub A Forged Check serving a sentence of 120 months eligible for a hearing before the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after September 1 1951 Acting Parole and Record Clerk Phil F Spear mar ker announces the hearing notification
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Notce
London
Ohio
Elmer Kisor
Athens County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Phil F. Spearmaker
Glouster Auxiliary Plans Evening Moose Hall Meeting
The UMW of A Auxiliary of Glouster will meet at Moose Hall this evening at 7 p.m. to plan the annual trip and hold a party. Members are asked to bring a prize for games. The note adds a reference to Neptune’s discovery with simple instruments.
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Glouster
UMW
Moose Hall
Million Dollars Spent on Piles Remedies
Advertises Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for piles. Claims over a million dollars yearly spent on treatments. Promises cooling astringent effect, itching relief, and a money back guarantee. Available in 40 cent boxes or 60 cent tubes.
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Peterson
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Miss Staley
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Nelsonville Social Notes
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Howard Kyte
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Gene Webster
Cleveland
Edie AW
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