Building Repairs Funds Awarded By York School Board
York School Board awards about 18000 dollars for junior high heating plant upgrade and roof replacement at the same building. Additional boiler and plumbing repairs discussed. bonds planned for partial funding. New teachers hired. resignations accepted for three instructors to pursue further studies.
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Nelsonville
City Board of Education
Stanton Furnace Co
Martins Ferry
Doid Kerns Sons’ Co
Lancaster
East
Central
Bureau of Federal Security
Ita
Blanche Moorehead
Paul Wiley
Andrew Rohrbaugh
Wiley
Rohrbaugh
Ohio University
Ohio State
Carol Lowman
Ada
Marjorie Reese
Youngsown
Catherine Morris
Ruth Beckler Cunningham
Jocal
Florence Cook
Homer Harding Rites Await Brother Arrival
Funeral arrangements for Homer H. Harding chief engineer for New York Coal Co. who died at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan will be completed after arrival of his brother Robert Lee Harding of Philadelphia Thursday. Burial planned at New Philadelphia Ohio. Friends may call at Stout Funeral Home Fayette Street.
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Nelsonville
Homer H. Harding
New York Coal Co
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Robert Lee Hardling
Philadelphia
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Stout
Fayette St
Carbon Hill Cubs win 6 4 over Bruins in junior baseball
Carbon Hill downed the American Legion Club nine 6 to 4 Tuesday, clinching their sixth win in the Junior Twilight league. Dane pitched six solid innings for the Hocking County nine, while Platt struggled with walks. Bruins briefly led in the second, but Carbon Hill answered with four runs to seal the game as Brooker led the offense with a 1 for 3, lifting average to .158. Local festivities mixed with birthday celebrations and upcoming park play at the City Playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
American Legion Club
Bruins
Platt
Dane
Hocking County
Sever
Hugh Brooker
Cubs
Hawk
Miner
Nutter
Brooker
Carbon Hillers
Carlton
P. H
Athens
Folk
Naval Hospital
Paul Wiley
Leland Pierce
Poplar St
H. P. Philopoulos
St. Louis
W. KR. Pierce
Nye Chevrolet
Thomas Jewelers
Revival Scheduled At Happy Hollow Church In Nelsonville
A two week revival begins July 28 at Happy Hollow Church with evangelist Rev. Norman Rickey of Pittsburgh. Public services will feature special singing as part of the program.
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Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
Norman ‘Rickey
Pittsburgh
Notice of sale in ONeal estate Athens County probate
R W Finsterwald as administrator of John O Neal deceased filed a petition in the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio for sale of real estate to pay debts. The tract details include parts in Dover and Athens Townships, with multiple described parcels fronting roads and sections, and the defendants are to answer by July 7 1948 or a judgment will be entered. The action names Helen O Neal Marcus O Neal Eldon O Neal Grace Dowler Orland O Neal Lucile Parker Mrs Hugh Day James O Neal and unknown heirs of John O Neal deceased as respondents.
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W. Finsterwald
Idmr
John O'Neal
Fred O'Neal
Helen O'Neal
Marcus O'Neal
Eldon O'Neal
Grace Dowler
Orland O'Neal
Lucile Parker
Hugh Day
James O'Neal
R. W. Finsterwald
Athens County
Ohio
Dover
Acre
Enal
Graia
Ald
Benjamine Orm
Gouty Recorder’s
Athjena County
Porton Land Smith
Admi
John O'Neal Dee
O. K. Parrett
John P. Kelso
Nelsonville
L. Pickering
Francis D. White
Gilert B. Courtney
Chauncey
Harvey Courtney
Dover Township
Francis D White
Tribes Will Convene Mrs Zackine Dies at Home
Mrs. Rachel Zackine aged 78 widow of Frank Zackine died Tuesday noon at the Goose Run family home after living in Nelsonville since arriving from Hungary 43 years ago. She leaves children Joseph Frank Mary Dezso Sue Harvey and funeral services will be conducted Thursday July 25 at 2 p.m. at Warren Funeral Home with Rev George Martin of Athens. Burial will be at Greenlawn Nelsonville. Friends may call at the funeral home any time.
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Nelsonville
Rachel Zackine
Frank Zackine
Goose Run
Hungary
George Martin
Athens
Greenlawn
Army to air football play by play on ABC and MBS
The U S Army plans a fall football broadcast plan using ABC and MBS for about 11 weeks starting mid September to support recruiting. West Point games will be on ABC with a weekly game on MBS depending on team records, plus personnel moves include Lowell Thomas joining CBS after NBC tenure and a CBS west feed from 10 p.m. in Chicago area. Also court notices name John P. Kelsey as administrator of L Pickering estate and Gilbert B Courtney as executor of Harvey Courtney estate with four month creditor claims.
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New York
U. S&s. Army
ABC
MBS
Lowell Thomas
NBC
CBS
WBC
Chicago
Markets Drift In Downtrodden Wall Street Session
Markets showed dried up action with leaders drifting lower while several issues rallied on boosted dividends. Cattle and sheep futures steady to weak with meat prices pressured by meager sales. grain and energy sectors mixed as several major stocks rose or fell amid thin demand.
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Brew York
Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
Montgomery Ward
American Can
General Electric
Eenstral
Great ,Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Standard On
Dow Chemical
Chrysler
U .S. Rubber
Bowing
Noth American
United Corp. Allied Chemical
International Nickjel
Northern Pacific
American Telephone
Cing Ti
Nelsonville Eagles Plan Summer Dance July 27
Three new membership applications were accepted at a meeting of the Eagles Tuesday night. Announcement was made of the second in a series of summer dances to be given July 27. Music will be furnished by Bob Madison's colored band from Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Bob Madison
Columbus
Brooks Shoemakers to host Colum bus Rens in Nelsonville
Nelsonville set for a 2:30 pm Sunday game as Brooks Shoemakers, under George Garner, clash with the Colum bus Rens from Columbus. Rens, led by ex-Columbus star Tobe Morrison, boast a balanced lineup with wins over Springfield Mt. Vernon Cardington and other Central Ohio clubs. The Shoemen, 8-4 at home this season, aim to extend their perfect home mark. The rained-out July 22 Logan Mingos game will be rescheduled. lineups to be announced later.
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Nelsonville
Brooks Shoemakers
Columbus
Rens
Springfield
Mt. Vernon
Cardington
Ohio
Tobe Morrison
Brooks
George Garner
Shoemen
Logan Mingos
Mayor Fines Two on Tuesday in City Court
Nelsonville reporter Charles Stanley of Carbondale was found guilty by Mayor Oral Daugherty on arraignment for intoxication and fined 525 plus costs. Robert Newman of focal was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation. George L. Claftey of Columbus cited to appear July 28 for reckless driving, Lawrence J. Gibbs of Columbus cited to appear July 27 for excessive speed.
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Nelsonville
Charles Stanley
Carbondale
Oral Daugherty
Robert Newman
Focal
George L. Claftey
Columbus
Lawrence J. Gibbs
Marriage licenses issued in Logan Probate Court
Judge E L Ewing granted licenses Tuesday to Laurence William Long a 47 year old decorator of Toledo and Charlotte Hell Redd 46, of Logan, Donald Lee Stimson 20 of the Army and Dorothy Ann Dalton 18 of Logan.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Laurence William Long
Decorator
Ammon Long
Toledo
Charlotte Hell Redd
Emma, Bell
Kimberly Area News Briefs Highlights Local Events
Kimberly area notices cover a Syracuse marriage of former Kimberly resident Leonard Rutter to Arlene Liepka on July 13 and plans to reside in Syracuse. Local figures Andrew Farms and York Township the 10th birthday, various visits among residents, a charity shower for Dorothy Smith Burchfield, and a juvenile delinquency lecture by Forman Linchcome. A revival ended with a baptism at the Hocking River. The Bucht York High Band performed at Kimberly School. Community members, hospital clinics, union audits, and Democratic Club picnic planning are noted, with details on transfers, visits, and local civic events.
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Kimberly
Leonard Rutter
Syracuse
N. Y
Arlene Liepka
Syrracuse
Rutter
Nelsonville
Andrew Farms
Columbus
York Township
Pure
Parker Glenn
Waterford
Glenn
William Burchfield
Marie Lyons
Kimberly Crossing
Hocking
Bucht York High School
Howard Williams
Haydenville
Jim Lauderback
Bobby Hatfield
Robert Hatfield
Orville Robinson
George Griffin
Lawrence Six
Ellis
Earl Rutter
Lorenzo Chilcote
John Chilcote
Floyd Brown
Legion Service
Veterans’ Clinic
Doctor's Hospital
Merle Bond
Bonds
Merle Love
Kimberly Local Union 3903
Kimberly Mine
Jocal
Clifford Brown
Merle Green
William Adams
King Dalton
Royal Hartman
i/York Township
Democratic Club
Umet
jConnett
Social Notes From Tuppers Plains Ohio
Tuppers Plains section lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to events. Entries include Mr James Keffer of Middleport Christian Church speaking at vacation Bible School, visitors from Point Pleasant Albany and Parkersburg, and social calls among residents in Coolville Buckeye Lake Pomeroy and Hockingport with multiple family connections.
WSCS Meeting Slated For Thursday at Eight
GLOUSTER The WSCS of the Methodist Church announces a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting in the church. Mrs Ed Kurtzman will lead Worship Service, Mrs Roy Davis program leader, and the refreshments committee members are Mrs C A Pride, Mrs William Ellis, Mrs Clara Golding, and Mrs Anna Canway.
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Glouster
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ed Kurtzman
Roy Davis
C. A. Pride
William Ellis
Clara Golding
Anna Canway
Glouster Personal Visits Scatter Through Columbus Trip
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs Paul Harrison and children Patricia Paul Melvin and Ernes tine Harrison visited Columbus Wednesday. They called on sister Mrs Clifford Brown. Eva Brooks and Denver Kittle were guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Bennett Sunday. Tom Brown of Columbus ate dinner with the Harrisons Sunday. Ernest Harrison visited Mrs Charles Holmes in Trimble Monday. Mrs David Landers, visiting relatives here, traveled to Crooksville Saturday before returning to Barbert on. Glenn Kittle of Pittsburgh has returned home. Frederick Wilson and children Ann and Frederick Jr spend a week with his mother Mrs Carl Wilson and Robert. Dean Peugh and wife Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents and with her parents in Jacksonville. Peugh went to Louisville Sunday for work. Mrs Peugh remains. Mrs C E Turner visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J A Turkop in Cleveland. She joined them Sunday after they stayed with Turner Saturday and Sunday.
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Tuppers Plains
James Keffer
Middleport
Mae Childers
Parkersburg
Nelson Torrence
Charley Seringer
Columbus
Clarence Koehler
Homer Cale
Ronnie Kincade
Coolville
Buckeye Lake
Maxine Hensley
Trimble
Clarence Barnett
Forrest Kile
Pomeroy
Oscar Findling
C. E. Woode
Charles Lambert, Jr
Charles Lambert
Myrtle Frost
Marlene Torrence
East Shade
Stone
Vienna
W. Va
William Fulton
Sarah Woode
Vere Swartz
Alfred
George Cooper
Clem Cooper
Hockingport
Glouster
Paul Harrison
Patricia
Paul Melvin
Ernestine Harrison
Clifford Brown
Eva Brooks
Denver Kittle
Homer Bennett
Tom Brown
Ernest Harrison
Charles Holmes
David Landers
Crooksville
Barberton
Glenn Kittle
Pittsburgh
Frederick Wilson
Ann
Frederick, Jr
Carl Wilson
Robert
Dean Peugh
C. E. Peugh
Charles Orme
Jacksonville
Peugh
Louisville
C. E. Turner
J. A. Turkop
Cleveland
Turkops
Women of Moose Glouster Chapter 244 Meeting Preview
Officers and escorts of the Women of Moose Glouster Chapter 244 will gather at Moose Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday for practice. Initiation is planned for the meeting on Friday evening.
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Glouster
Women of
Moose
Glouster Chapter
Moose Hall
Chester Social Briefs Reflect Club Meetings and Local Visits
Chester Garden Club met at Mrs. Helen Hayes home on July 10 with a program by Ela Whipple Eleanor Knight and Letha Koblentz. New president Altona Karr named committees and flower awards were given by Ida Knight Elva Biddle and Pauline Ridenour. Next meeting set for Aug 7 at Karr residence. 4H club met at Nora Wolfe home with ten members and two visitors. next meeting Aug 9 at June Ridenour’s. Local visits noted: Clark Hill Medina visited Mr. and Mrs. Eber Gillilan. Mrs. Charles Miller helped Mrs. Ralph Parker cook of threshers. Over 100 attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Karr at the bride’s parents home.
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Chester
Pauline Ridenour
Helen Hayes
Mae Mora
Elva Biddle
Letha Koblentz
Eleanor Knight
Altona Karr
Freda Gillilan
Sue Beaver
June Ridenour
Clark Hll
Medina
Eber Gillilan
Charles Miller
Ralph Parker Cock
Threshers
Paul Karr
Clarence Wolfe
Glouster Members Attend Lancaster WSCS Program
Glouster Methodist Church members attended the WSCS program at Lancaster Camp Grounds Tuesday. Speakers included Mrs. Fred Reynolds of Newark who addressed WSCS problems and achievements in multiple talks. A WCTU day and a Glouster church group program are planned later in the week.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Dave Cox
Ansel Gamwell
R. B. Smith
C. F. Guinther
E. Munden
F. V. Yaw
Fred Reynolds
Newark
WSCS
WCTU
Glouster Church
Warren Couple Visiting At Browns Residence
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Jack R Brown Warren are spending a ten day vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs N T Brown in Trimble Sunday they attended a picnic at Lake Hope Others attending the picnic were Mr and Mrs Charles Gross and son Middleport Mr and Mrs Ernest Gross Mrs Jack Miller Mr and Mrs Oliver Unroe and daughter Donna June Mr and Mrs Thomas Matthews all of Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs N T Brown Trimble
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Glouster
Jack
R. Brown
Warren
N. T. Brown
Trimble
Lake Hope
Charles Gross
Middleport
Ernest Gross
Jack Miller
Oliver Unroe
Donna June
Thomas Matthews
Pomeroy
Mrs Elizabeth Gordon Hosts Monday Guests
Mrs Elizabeth Gordon welcomed visitors Monday evening including Mr Walter Gordon and Misses Anna and Marie Gordon from Lancaster and Mrs William Flynn of Columbus. They accompanied Mrs Gordon home from Lancaster where she attended her brother in law William Gordons funeral services.
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Glouster
Walter Gordon
Anna
Marie Gordon
Lancaster
William Flynn
Columbus
Elizabeth Gordon
Main St
Rainfall Brings New Life To Crops In Glouster
A three day period of showers brought about 1.14 inches of rain in the Glouster area. Lawns pastures and cultivated crops show renewed growth as soil moisture improves. Prospects for good crops are materially increased by the rainfall.
Cheney Family to Move Into New Apartment
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Harry Cheney who live over the C E Turner service station will move to the Henry Angle building on Main St The Turners will occupy the Cheney apartment The Women's Council of the Church of Christ meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with guest speaker Mrs Fern Johnson Trimble Mrs John Dyer returns from Columbus after two weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John M Bryson
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Glouster
Harry Cheney
C. E. Turner
Henry Angle
C. G. Faires
Main St
Women's Council of the
Church of Christ
Fern Johnson
Trimble
John Dyer
Columbus
John M. Bryson
Don’ts for Pimples and Skin Irritations Ad
Don’t scratch or squeeze pimples to avoid infection and irritation. Peterson’s Ointment offers quick relief for itching eczema and angry red blotches, making skin look and feel better. 35¢ at all druggists with money back guarantee if one application does not delight you. Also soothes tired or itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
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C. E. Grosvenor
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Nelsonville First National Bank
Berets
Homer Harding
Carbon Hill Downs Cubs
Nelsonville Social Notes
Ear Pyle
William Evans
Barbara
Even Barber
Sally Locke
Bernard Davis
Bill Cooley
Pauline DeLong
Georgia Warren
Jean Evans
Sharon Evans
Merrell Hemsworth
Darrel Covert
Pauline Cain
JoAnn Cain
Donna Kuhn
Patty Partlow
Mrs. Frank Knox
Frank Knox
Presbyterian Missionary Society
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Darrel Inman
Robert Meyer
Dunbar
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Charles Gill
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P. H. Philopoulos
Flo Richards
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Della Shafer
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Robert Keynes
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Kill Eagle Tribe
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KBC
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Hildegarde
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Kay Kyser
Art Linkletter
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Frankie Carle Band
Beatrice Kay
Kavier Cugat
J Taylor
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