Nelsonville Eagles Officials To Attend Meeting In Zanesville
Four petitioners were elected to membership at the Nelsonville Eagles meeting. The worthy president, trustees and secretary were voted to attend the Victory-at Zanesville Sunday. Robert Green, junior past worthy president, will attend the grand aerie meeting in Chicago. The charter was draped in memory of Frank Herring former grand president active in Mother's Day and social security. Millard Delong received a production manager pin for June. Initiation is set for Tuesday evening July 7 with candidates to report. refreshments to follow.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Aerue
Victory
Zanesville
Robert Green
Grand Aerie
Chicago
Lodge
Frank Herring
The
Order
Millard
Pat” Delong
Miss De-Vol Marries Sgt Ringhiser at Logan
Nelsonville notes announce the marriage of Wanda Kay De-Vol to Sgt Charles Ringhiser of Camp Butner North Carolina. The ceremony occurred Monday July 19 at 6 pm at the Lutheran parsonage in Logan with Rev Amos Heyde officiating. The couple plans a brief wedding trip to Canton Ohio during a 10 day furlough.
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Nelsonville
Will De-Vol
Wanda Kay
Charles Ringhiser
Camp Butner
N. C
Logan
Amos Heyde
William Ringhiser
Viola
Will de Vol
Virginia Moore
Columbus
Cpl
Clyde Bocher
Miss Moore
Walnut St
Robert Warren
Jill
Ralph de- Vol
Nancy
Ringhiser
Canton
Ohio
Mrs Crouse Hosts WSCS Circle Meeting in Nelsonville
Circle No. 5 of the W. B. C. S. of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Ed Crouse home in Nelsonville. Leader Mrs. Rose Cook opened with scripture and prayer. Mrs. Janet Clark led chapter six of On This Foundation. Mrs. F. Locke recited Sally Ann's Experience. A picnic dinner was planned for Aug 16 at Mrs. Rose Cook's home.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Ed Crouse
Rose Cook
Janet Clark
F. Locke
Sally Ann
Swams Plan Wednesday Church Meeting at 8 30
Nelsonville reports the Swams will meet Wednesday night at 8 30 o clock at the Church of Christ. All members are urged to be present.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Recognizes Hero as World War I Officer
Nelsonville resident Leland Diamond aged 53 is a master gunnery sergeant in the United States Marine Corps and a trench mortar expert. Time magazine featured him for Guadalcanal service and he remains an instructor while Leonard Myers identified him as his former platoon sergeant from the 83rd Company 6th Regiment Marines in World War I. Diamond enlisted in 1917 and has declined commissions despite multiple decorations.
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Nelsonville
Leland Diamond
United States Marine Corps
Time
Guadalcanal
Diamond
Leonard Myers
Sgt. Diamond
83Rd Co
6Th Regt. Marines
Myers
Synthetic tire supply warned for 1944 and coffee rationing eased
Civilian Defense columnist Mrs Parker reports Seiberling Rubber Co expert J P Seiberling warns synthetic tires will be scarce until mid 1944 and no major all synthetic truck tires exist yet. Authorities urge motorists to conserve tires while coffee ration stamps Nos 21 and 22 change validity amid wartime supply factors and potential future cutbacks.
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Parker
Sniffen
J. P. Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Co
Ear- Hest
OPA
Local residents host relatives and travelers visit
Mrs. D. F. Shafer came by Tuesday due to her mother Mrs. Marion Coakley’s illness. John Holland of Columbus is spending several days at home. Mrs. Julius Fischer hosts cousins Miss Margaret Urick and Miss Betsy Heald from Ironton, with Miss Hannah Urick visiting as well. Mrs. Harry Evans leaves for Omaha to join her husband at Camp Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sherrick and Mrs. Mary Dezso return to Cincinnati after a weekend with friends and kin.
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D. F. Shafer
Marion Coakley
John Holland
Columbus
Julius Fischer
Margaret Urick
Betsy Heald
Ironton
Hannah Urick
Fischer
Harry Evans
Omaha
Neb
Pfe
Camp Cook
Floyd Sherrick
Mary Dezso
Cincinnati
Plan Reunion At Happy Hollow School August First
An all day reunion will be held Sunday August 1 at Happy Hollow School. A basket dinner and program will feature the event. All former teachers pupils and friends are invited. The article notes the deepest salt mine near Berlin at 4157 feet.
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Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
Miss Hall Weds Warrant Officer Warren Warden in Columbus
Miss Marie Judith Hall daughter of Mrs Ina Hall of Columbus married Warrant Officer Warren E. Warden son of Mr and Mrs R D Warden of Fairmont at United Brethren Church Columbus. The ceremony featured white satin gowns bridal party in pastels, a Beechwold Tavern reception for 75, and a brief wedding trip. The bride will reside in Columbus while the groom is stationed in Savannah Georgia.
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Nelsonville
Marie Judith Hall
Ina Hall
Hudson St
Columbus
Warren E. Warden
U. S. Army
R. D. Warden
Fairmont
W. Va
D. S. Mills
United Brethren Church
Harriett Davis
Elzie Hillyer
Frances Hall
David Treadway
William Evans
Ray Wright
Emma Stephens
James Burton
Ft. Hayes
Kenneth Simmons
Beechwold Tavern
Warden
Savannah
Harry Davis
Holzer Hospital welcomes new patients in Gallipolis
New admissions include Mrs Morton Stanley Pt Pleasant W Va medical Mrs Charles Holstein Pt Pleasant who gave birth to a baby boy at 336 pm Monday Albert Harold Mackenzie Gallipolis surgery Mrs Ella C Irwin Gallipolis medical George Gilmore Gallipolis medical Mrs Ted Waller Gallipolis who gave birth to a baby girl at 745 am Tuesday Bert Markey Pt Pleasant surgery John Thomas Wellston surgery Mrs Jack Hackworth Gallipolis surgery Mrs Mildred Buck Athens surgery and Mrs Charles Baker Gallipolis surgery Discharged patients include Mrs Raymond Stoneking Thurman Mrs William Sprouse West Columbia W Va Mrs Norwood Van Comey Middleport and Mrs Bert Boggs Oak Hill
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Morton Stanley
Pleasant
W. Va
Charles Holstein
Albert Harold Mackenzie
Ella C. Irwin
George Gilmore
Ted Waller
Bert Markey
Pt. Pleasant
John Thomas
Wellston
Jack Hackworth
Mildred Buck
Athens
Charles Baker
Raymond Stoneking
Thurman
William Sprouse
West Columbia
Norwood van Comey
Middleport
Bert Boggs
Oak Hill
York Servicemen News From Nelsonville Area
Ralph Bols of Dayton formerly Nelsonville now serves with a motor transportation division of the Army Air Corps in North Africa according to his father Win Bols who came from Dayton to visit. Cloyd Shorty Boss is at Fort Francis Warner Wyoming attending carpenter construction school. Harold Bols is finishing a radio school program at Scott Field Illinois graduating today. Jack Mulligan son of Mr and Mrs Fred Mulligan is transferred from Fort Hayes Columbus to Fort Bliss Texas assigned to an Anti Aircraft Artillery Unit after leaving for physicals at Clarksburg.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Bols
Dayton
Army Air Corps
North Africa
Win Bols
Cloyd (Shorty
Fort Francis Warner
Wyo
Harold
Scott Field
Ill
Jack Mulligan
Fred Mulligan
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Fort Bliss
Texas
Jack
Clarksburg
Rotary Picnic Near Logan With District Governor Pending Visit
Nelsonville Rotary members met at L. I. Krieg farm near Logan for their annual picnic. Guests included William Brooks and Earl Washburn. President Kenneth Orwiler announced district governor Charles Evans of Chillicothe will visit next week. The meeting is set for Little House Tuesday at 6:15 PM.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
L. I. Krieg
Logan
Willia Brooks
Earl Washburn
Kenneth Orwiler
Charles Evans
Chillicothe
Little House
Duster Report Near Nelsonville High Gas Flow
In Nelsonville the gas test on Frank Minner property, drilled by Marion Porter, is termed a duster. The Berea sand well was completed Monday. Frank O Mara in District 29 began No 2 on the Hocking Valley Brick Co while No 1 yielded 800000 cubic feet.
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Nelsonville
Frank Minner
Marion Porter
Berea
Frank O'Mara
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Picnic Planned by Golden Rule Sunday School Class
The Methodist Church class will meet Mrs. Ruby Howard for a Sunday picnic. Members should bring a covered dish and table service. Transportation options available from Miss Alice George’s home by 6 pm on East Columbus Street.
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Nelsonville
Golden Rule
Methodist Church
Ruby Howard
Alice George
East Columbus St
England's Prince's G C Noted As Longest In Sandwich
England's Prince's Golf Course at Sandwich is described as the longest in the country with a length of 6998 yards. A typical round requires about four miles of walking for a player.
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England
Prince's
Sandwich
Board of Education Plans for Fall in Point Pleasant
The Point Pleasant board of education met with all members present led by President Rogers. They awarded coal contracts to Ice and Fuel Co. for Lewis District and Vitus Hartley for Graham Waggener and Robinson districts. The board approved the teacher list by Superintendent Walden F. Roush, with about 195 names to be publicly announced tomorrow.
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Point Pleasant
Board of Education
Rogers
Caldwell
Starkey
Burdette
White
Ice and Fuel Co
Lewis
Vitus Hartley
Graham
Waggener
Robinson
Walden F. Roush
Retirement pensions approved for 37 state teachers
Point Pleasant reports the retirement board approved pensions for 37 state teachers. Included are Mrs. Bertha Wilson of Hollywood Florida and Mrs. Bessie H Brown of Apple Grove who recently retired after qualifying for pensions. Wilson, a former county superintendent, taught in city schools for about 40 years.
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Point Pleasant
Bertha Wilson
Hollywood
Fla
Bessie H. Brown
Apple Grove
Wilson
Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Rudolph Rogers Home
Mrs Rudolph Rogers will host the Ladies Aid Society of Vaught Memorial Church at her Route 17 home south of the Kanawha Thursday at 8 PM. A pot luck supper will be served and other church groups have been invited.
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Ladies Aid
Point Pleasant
Rudolph Rogers
Ladies Aid Society of Vaught Memorial
Route 17
Kanawha
Mustering 50 Ohio Guardsmen in Gallipolis
A large crowd witnessed 50 Ohio State Guardsmen mustered into Company D, Second Regiment, in Gallipolis. Brigadier General Donald Pancoast administered the oath as Capt. Craig Slagle and other officers spoke.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Furniture Industries
Sycamore St
Second Ave
Ohio State
Craig D. Slagle
O. G. Lyle
Louis B. Hauser
Earl Brannen
Roland Lee
George H. Perry
Athens
Ed Rosser
Chillicothe
Addison Hudson
Lancaster
Frank Watkins
Joe Guerra
Kenneth Sands
Stanley Cooley
John F. Newsom
Co. A
Harry Breth
Edwin E. Higgins
Morris Haskins
Elmer Caldwell
Howard S. Hardway
Frank Danner
James F. Danner
Raymond O. Gooch
Frank L. Haskins
Buell B. Hayes
Arthur M. Hoyt
Lowell W. Kemper
Robert Lee. Long
Merrill McCormick
Rader C. McDaniel
Clifford E. Manley
Bill B. Matthews
Claude Miller
Jack L. Mills
Charles A. Nuckles
A. L. Parsons
Walter B. Plantz
R. S. Rees
Robert Reynolds
Robert M. Richards
Lonnie Safford
Ralph Saunders
Raymond Shelton
Don Slagle
Augustus M. Steele
Hector Steele
James Stewart
Loren Thomas
Eddie M. Watts
Edgar E. Wooten
Gallia County Second in Bond Sale in July Week
Chairman Harold W. Wetherholt reports Gallia County ranked second in the sale of Series E F and G bonds during the first week of July. The county fell to fourth place in southern Ohio in June.
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Gallipolis
Harold W. Wetherholt
Gallia County
Real Estate Deals in Gallia County Ohio
Gallia County real estate items include Harold and Anne J Notter buying the Jones farm of 195.70 acres in Addison Township near Route 35 for about 5000 dollars. E E Cardwell and wife selling 53.25 acres in Huntington Township. C L Johnson purchasing from Harold Swindler and wife their half interest in 84.15 acres in Green Township. Carl C Myers buying the half interest in the Doepping Building on Court Street in Grand Rapids Michigan, now home to Dan W Thomas and Son Shoe Store.
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Addison Township
Route 35
E. E. Cardwell
H. E
Nellie B. Keeney
Huntington Township
C. L. Johnson
Harold Swindler
Green Township
Carl C. Myers
Doepping
Court St
John Doepping
Grand Rapids, Mich
Dan W. Thomas and Son Shoe Store
Willie H. Jacobs Funeral Tomorrow
Gallipolis funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Old Ruger Church for Willie H. Jacobs aged 81 who died suddenly Monday. Rev. Melvin Dunn will officiate with burial at Gravel Hill Cemetery by Rawlings Coats. He was the son of Stephen H. and Mary Roush Jacobs and married a daughter of Julius Boice in 1890. His wife survives with two granddaughters Vera and Mary Elizabeth and a great grandson Thomas Lynn Darnell.
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Gallipolis
Rgger
Willie H. Jacobs
Melvin Dunn
Gravel Hill
Rawlings-Coats
Middleport
Stephen H
Mary Roush Jacobs
Jacobs
Julius Boice
Fredah Irene
Charles Thomas
Vera
Mary Elizabeth
Marion Darnell
Thomas Lynn Darnell
Hostess to Club Hosts 4-H Meeting in Gallipolis
Hostess to Club GALLIPOLIS-Naoma Hawks hosted Fairfield Sen So's 4 H Club at her home on July 8. Members worked on projects and played games later. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for July 22 at Mrs Opal Powell's home.
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Gallipolis
Naoma Hawks
Fairfield Sen So
Opal Powell
Dinner honors Thomas Waldie Jr before joining forces
Mr and Mrs Dewey Mayes hosted a dinner at their Henderson home on Monday honoring Thomas Waldie Jr of Point Pleasant who is entering military service.
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Point Pleasant
Mrs
Dewey Mayes
Henderson
Thomas Waldie, Jr
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Little Chickamauga
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Cleveland
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Gallia
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