Nelsonville OKs Shelter House at City Park
The Nelsonville city council unofficially agreed to provide 4000 for a shelter house at the park if land title is secured. Officials noted community groups, including the athletic association and volunteers, contributed to park improvements and urged timely completion by mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Recreation Commission
Arnold Athletic Field
Orlando Howson
Nelsonville Athletic Association
Board of Trade
Howson
Matt Adkins
Delbert Kuhn
Pearl Glenn
James Shumaker
Shumaker
Glenn
Adkins
Ward Phillips
Bob Matheny
Joe Barrows
John Brooks
Arthur Kennedy
Clarence Monks
Charles Evans
Recreation Commission
Warren Badger
Commission
Ohio
Phillips
Council
Badger
Earl Hilleary
Liars Bench Installed On Public Square In Nelsonville
At a recent city council meeting Harold Forst proposed a new bench for the Public Square after the old one deteriorated. A white bench appeared in front of Central School with no prior notice, funded by Forst and unnamed contributors and built by Vern Coakley, and has been in daily use.
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Nelsonville
Harold Forst
Forst
Council
Central School
Homer Adams
Earl Hilleary
Vern
Snap) Coakley
Births and admits at Mount St Mary Hospital noted
Births include twin daughters to Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson of Logan Route 3. Admissions list Leona Van Bibber Nelsonville Route 2 Charles Rutter Logan Route 3 Howard Bruce Elyria Hubert Klingler Junction City Miss Edna Wolf Nelsonville Route 2 Darrell Bryan New Plymouth Route 1 Robert Redd Union Furnace Mrs Maxine Griffith New Lexington Route 1. Discharges include Jeanette Robinson Athens and Dorothy Hughes Shawnee Terry Rutherford Carbon Hill Richard Hine Athens Route 2 Pearl Hillyer Murray City Miss Grace Scott Nelsonville Charles Jarvis Trimble Mrs Jennie Collins New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona van Bibber
Nelsonville
Charles Rutter
Logan
Howard Bruce
Elyria
Hubert Klingler
Junction City
Edna Wolf
Darrell Bryan
New Plymouth
Robert Redd
Union Furnace
Maxine Griffith
New Lexington
Jeanette Robinson
Ath
Terry Rutherford
Carbon Hill
Richard Hine
Athens
Pearl Hillyer
Murray City
Grace Scott
Charles Jarvis
Trimble
Jennie Collins
New Marshfield
Allen
John Allen
Seth Smith
Sharon
Jimmy
Harold Dyer
Betty
Columbus
Jess Allen
Ruth
Neil
Ronnie
Carbondale
Harley Allen
Paul
Shirley
Frank Allen
Donald
David
Johnny
Ben Allen
Donna
Dianna
Janet
Floyd Allen
Mike
Steve
Billwolf
Darrell
Ricky
Mary
Esther
Charles Allen
Carrol
Gene
Joyce
Patty
Earl LaFollette
Clifford
Debbie
London
Kenneth Dane
Longstreth
Junior Campbell
Amanda McClain
Sugar Creek
Mary Bentley
Joseph Allen
Vance Wolfe
Edwin Boone
Fort Wayne
Ind
Local visitors hail from several Ohio towns
Mr and Mrs Wayne Huston and Joyce and Gary of Columbus visited the Wolfe and James families with other relatives. Sam Wolfe and children from Newark, and Charles Gears with daughter Kim of Cleveland visited Gears and Elmer Gears at Jobs. Grandchildren Karen and Christie returned home with their grandparents. Additional visitors included Beatrice Hinte of West Virginia, Willia Wooten and Johnnie of Logan, Forrest Hinte of Columbus, Walter Shaw of Logan, Jack Bookman and children Gregory and Vanessa of Orbiston, and Morris Dupler family. Elizabeth Ann Board of Columbus visited Burr Oak Lake with the Huston household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Huston
Joyce
Gary
Columbus
Dan Wolfe
Gears
Beatrice Hinte
West Virginia
Willia Wooten
Johnnie
Logan
Forrest Hinte
Walter Shaw
Jack Bookman
Gregory and
Vanessia
Orbistan
Morris Dupler
Michael
Raymond Huston
Lidwina
Aaron
Elizabeth Ann Board of
Steve
Springfield
Gerald Wooten
Elmer Evans
Rosalie
Howard Craft
Australian Ranch Size Sets Record Across Continent
A single Australian cattle ranch spans hundreds of square miles and rivals the size of Belgium as one property dwarfs national scales. The vast operation underscores a landholding pattern where immense ranches shape rural life and agriculture.
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Australia
Belgium
Damage suit filed after auto accident in Logan
Marion Strawn of Logan sues Garry D. Edwards of Laurelville Star Route seeking 15 562 damages for injuries from a February 27 auto crash at an east west Logan alley intersection. He alleges negligence failure to yield stop and unsafe entry. Claims permanent knee cartilage damage and severe shock with ongoing pain. He seeks 280 lost wages 52 medical bills 230 vehicle damage and 15 000 punitive damages.
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Mon Pleas
Marion Strawn
Logan
Garry D. Edwards
Laurelville
Strawn
Mrs. Audrey Leffler 46 Dies in Chauncey
Audrey G. Leffler 46 of 12 Lexington Avenue Chauncey died Wednesday evening in Mount St. Mary Hospital after a weeklong illness. Survived by husband Walter daughter Mrs. Shirley Stephenson Nelsonville three grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral 3 p m Saturday Chauncey Christian Church burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call Johnson funeral home until Friday 4 p.m. then at Chauncey residence.
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Nelsonville
Audrey G. Leffler
Lexington Avenue
Chauncey
Mount St. Mary Hospital
James and
Lavena Johnston
Walter
Shirley Stephenson
Jeffrey Stephenson
Clyde Johnston
Magnolia
Ohio
Harley Johnston
McCombs, Ill
James Johnston
Mineral City
Leafa Stalder
Kensington
Rita Rodgers
Dover
Gaynell Nixon
Canton
Chauncey Christian Church
Green Lawn Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Local families host and visit around The Plains and Nelsonville
Mrs Helen Augustine was visiting The Plains with Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield. Columbus visitors returned home after visiting Geneva Robinson Dayton relatives. Sharon and Jimmy stay with grandmother. Families from Nelsonville Columbus Glouster Chauncey Malta visit Hillyer household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simms
Nelsonville
Nancy Vamos
Simms
Charles North
Billy and
Marilyn
Bill Hixon
Pamela
William McColley
Columbus
Duane Brown
Lester Brown
Chesterhill
William MecColley
Bill Hixson
Pam
Dwight North
Malta
Elizabeth Robinson
Painesville
Ruth Collins
Glouster
Hazel Beller
Chauncey
Robert Hillyer
Subsidized Scientist Pioneers Aluminum Research
Napoleon III endorsed aluminum research by funding Henri Sainte Claire Deville to develop a low cost production method. The French emperor anticipated aluminum as lightweight equipment for soldiers and supported early work in the metal.
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Napoleon III
Henri Sainte- Claire Deville
Allen Family Reunion Held At Nelsonville Area
The Allen family reunion gathering occurred Sunday at John Allen's home on New Marshfield Route 1 with a basket lunch. Attendees included numerous Allen relatives from Columbus Carbondale Nelsonville and nearby towns. Members were asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches to Appleseed Park.
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Appleseed Park
Mary Martha Group Picnic Planned by Nelsonville Church
The Mary Martha Group of the Christian Church in Nelsonville will hold a picnic on Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Johnny location. The event invites members and community guests to attend and enjoy a social gathering.
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Nelsonville
Mary Martha
The
Christian Church
Johnny
Russell Reynolds Rites To Be Saturday
Funeral services for Russell Reynolds 38 of Congress Street Chauncey will be held Saturday at 1 p m at the Chauncey Church of God with the Rev Gus Graham officiating Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery Military rites will be given by the Chauncey Veterans of Foreign Wars Friends may call at the family home. Catholic congressman Father Gabriel Richard was the first Catholic priest in Congress elected in 1823.
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Nelsonville
Russell Reynolds
Congress St
Chauncey
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Father Gabriel Richard
Michigan Territory
Nelsonville Personal Ad Highlights James Howell and Marlene Stage
Local personals note James Howell and Marlene Stage from Nelsonville appear in a light social entry. The brief mentions their names and the pair's connection in or near Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Howell
Miss Marlene
Weekend guests in Nelsonville family
Frankfort Indiana resident visited Nelsonville grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stage and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort, Ind
Clarence Stage
Hubert Stage
Nelsonville
ITCH MF Claim Ad From Quick's Drug Store
An advertising notice touts ITCH MF as a fast itch reliever that also kills germs for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itches. It is guaranteed locally by Quick's Drug Store with a 40 cent rebate at participating drug stores.
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Quick's Drug Store
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Weon
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