Flower Show Plans Completed for Nelsonville Display
Nelsonville Community Garden Club plans a Flower Show with 10 display classes and a specimen class at First Methodist Church on August 30 from 2 to 8 pm. Themed Ohio Then and Now, entries include Colonial Ball roses, Favorite Sons arrangements, Ohio Silhouette, Old Glory colors, and Pioneers direct arrangements. Specimens must be exhibitor grown with named varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Bell
Emma Beard
Stout
Mary Kessinger
Ohio
Walter Howe
Gilbert Johnson
John Wood
Earl Hilleary
Lois Oakley
Rose Cook
Don Johnson
Bounty
Leonard Myers
Aid
Bertha Nixon
George Freer
Home
Miles Arley Fisk
Harry Hoskinson
Pride of
Bear Adamson
Grace Oakley
Florence Cook
Malvern Wilson
Wesley Hawk
Miriam Butts
Frank Lowery
Raymond Patton
C. E. Whitmore
Jessie Shafer
Ben Adamson
Victor Oakley
W. W. Warren
Water Howe
Steve Wilson
Gertrude Snackenberk
Frank, Oakley
Roy Snackenberg l
Miles Howe
Marys
Returns After 46 Years Bring Patton to Nelsonville
Frank E. Patton, son of the late Felix Patton, returned to Nelsonville yesterday after an absence of 36 years. He now lives in Floral City, Florida, and visited relatives in Zanesville before driving to Nelsonville to reconnect with old friends. His father built the Fayette Street residence and once owned the Nelson Building, making his living selling buggies and wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Patton
Sonville
Felix Patton
Floral City
Fla
Patton
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus
Seiberling Rubber Co
Ohio
U. S
Florid
Zanesville
Fayette St
Clint Shafer
Treva Shaw
Nelson
Hocking
Ruby Hook, 80, Dies in Nelsonville
Ruby Hook, 80, of 1159 Poplar Street Nelsonville, died Wednesday morning at Mount St Mary Hospital after an illness. She was born in Zanesville to Frank and Hannah Crane, wife of George Hook who died six weeks ago. Survived by four sons Reverend Charles Hook Frank Lloyd Carl. two daughters Norma Phillips and Virgie Wadley. a sister Elza Rogers. a brother Irvin Crane. and a grandson Ralph Six. She attended Pilgrim Holiness Church. Funeral service Saturday at 1 p.m. at Pilgrim Holiness Church with Reverend E. E. Leadingham officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Body at Johnson funeral home then residence. friends may call anytime.
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Nelsonville
Ruby Hook
Poplar St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Zanesville
Frank
Hannah Crane
George Hook
Charles Hook
Lloyd Carl
Dughters
Norma Phillips
Virgie Wadley
Chauncey
Elza Rogers
Irvin Crane
David, Ky
Ralph Six
Pilgrim Holiness Church
E. E. Leadingham
Green Lawn
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville Society adds to annual events and notices
Sixteen members of the Literary Club will host next week in the library with Janalee Steenrod in charge and readings by Rosemary Koker Becky Dexter and Janice Herold while friends gather for cake pie and coffee. About 100 people including Presbyterian Women attendees from nearby towns will attend the July 15 event. The Athens County Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold an ice cream social at Glouster church lawn beginning 5 PM with Don Bumgardner and family among those noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Literary Club
Janalee Steenrod
Bill
Jane Snotke Hee Kunzman
Will
Sue Brunston
Rosemary Koker
Becky Dexter
Janice Herold
Laurence Solomon
Shryl
Namee
Maryland
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Don Bumgardner
County Assn. of
Odd Fellows
Dor Rebekahs
Glouster Church Lawn
Bumgardner
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Victor Vaxiey
Barracwomaer
Bess Wood
Ruth
Daugherty
Steve Wil
Dan Wolfe
Murray City
Carolyn Davis
Millfield
David Slatzer
Shawnee
Jesse Hayes
Gleu
James Hatfield
Eleanor Kelley
Hemlock
Ethel Collins
New Straitsville
Nelsonvill
James Denny
New Lexington
Lloyd Evans
Camp Presmont
Piedmont Lake
Cambridge
Tom Donahey
Gary Hook
Marion Simonton
Darrel Puckett
Gary Stufflebean
Tom Pyle
Gary Wolfe
Grange
York Grange
Grange Hells
Oak Grove
WOLFE
Together
Foster's
Nelsonville Society
Tee
England
Air Force
Upper
New York State
Charles Barrows
Florida
7accGn
Beth Ey
Oees
Elta Et Ee
Famous
Hardwick
Logan
West Main Street
S. E. Ohio
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