Highway Project Opens in Anon City to Aid Travel
A new highway segment from Nelsonville to Green, about 75 miles, opened for travel after paving and cement work. The project includes grading, cement base, brick and tar filler, curbing, and drainage. Officials expect full completion and delivery before September 1 with cement base completed in May.
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Anon
West Corporation
Nelsonville
Green
Gort
City
Ion
Twilight League second half schedule extends to Sept 12
The Twilight League second half runs from July 16 to Sept 12 with games in Carbondale Haydenville Carbon Hill Shoe Factory Old Timers and Mead's Paper Mill facing Nelsonville Eagles on July 29 at 2 30 PM. Postponed games will determine the second half winner to meet Carbondale for the league title.
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Nelsonville
Shoe Factory
Carbondale
Old Timers
Carbon Hill
Haydenville
Mead
Paper Mill
Chillicothe
Nelsonville Eagles
Resident Faces Non-Sup Charge In Local Court
William Davis pleaded not guilty to non support at a local court arraignment before Justice of the Peace Farous Smith. Bond set at 300 dollars. Davis fined ten dollars plus costs for intoxication offenses with six month driving suspension. arrangements were made for payment. The report cites To operating an auto while intoxicated as contributing to the case.
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William Davis
Farous Smith
Newonville R
Fines and actions in Nelsonville City Court and church social
In Nelsonville City Court Overton Wallace pled guilty to intoxication and was fined 25 dollars plus costs and placed on six months' probation. Eugene Dupler An drew Kilpatrick and Kimberly also pled guilty and paid five dollars and costs each. Robert Mounts paid ten dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Homer Mourn pleaded not guilty to assault and battery and was bound over to the grand jury on two hundred dollars bond. Also in Nelsonville Methodist Class No 21 held a social with a 6 pm covered dish dinner, a tea towel drive for the kitchen, and plans for a picnic at Birch Hollow on August 8 with twenty-two members present.
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Nelsonville
Overton Wallace
8. G. Holland
Eugene Dupler
Andrew Kilpatrick
Kimberly
Robert Mounts
Homer Mourn
Stella
Methodist Church
Birch Hollow
Girls Return From Lancaster Camp Grounds
Nelsonville reports six girls from the Queen Esther Society at the Methodist Church spent a week at Lancaster Camp Grounds returning Sunday evening. Mary C. Miller Vera Coakley Vivian McCombs Elizabeth Pierce Fanny Glenn Wanda Lee accompanied by Mrs. P. M. Miller.
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Nelsonville
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Lancaster
Mary C. Miller
Vera Coakley
Vivian McCombs
Elizabeth Pierce
Fanny Glenn
Wanda Lee
P. M. Miller
Homecoming Social Hosts in Nelsonville at 1 East Franklin
Mrs. George Dixon entertained Sunday evening after the Orbiston homecoming. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dennison Lee Master Mr and Mrs Lois Patterson Mrs Iva Duncan and sons Miss Grace Whitney of Columbus Mr and Mrs Clyde Evans and children of Dayton Mr and Mrs Joe Evans and children and Frank Evans of Belle Vernon We note the warm community gathering and the listed attendees.
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Nelsonville
Orbiston
George Dixon
Franklin Street
Ralph Dennison
Lee
Lois Patterson
Iva Duncan
Grace Whitney
Columbus
Clyde Evans
Dayton
Joe Evans
Frank Evans
Belle Vernon
Nelsonville Personal News Briefs Hit Parade of Local Travel
Mrs Nelson Dowler and daughter Nelle left Monday for Detroit relatives and will stay a week while Nelle remains until school opens. Mayme Kepilar visited Columbus yesterday and today. Hiram Thompson funeral held in Chesterhill Saturday attended by Glenn Thomas and first cousins. Eddy guests from Flint Mich with Hickman family. Doctors Butt Patton Sheffield left for Kirkville Mo for a week. Dr Lowell Burnelle of Bexley spent weekend at home. Beverly Lu Bonner returned to Chillicothe after visiting grandparents Alex and Mrs Nelson. Bill Nelson accompanied her home for weekend stay.
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Nelson Dowler
Nelle
Detroit
Glenn Thomas
C. P. Bingman
Hiram Thompson
Chesterhill
Carrington Eddy
Flint
Mich
J. W. Hickman
Lorenzo Butt
Charlies Patton
Don Sheffield
Kirkaville
Lowell Burnelle
Bexley
Beverly Lu Bonner
Chillicothe
Alex Nelson
Bill Nelson
Nelsonville family guests honor Mayor Holland’s parents
Mr and Mrs Edwin Holland and John Holland of Columbus were guests at the end of the week of their parents, Mayor and Mrs S G Holland, in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Edwin Holland
John Holland
Columbus
S. G. Holland
Infant James Clinton Sunter Funeral Held Near Sand Run
Funeral services were held today at 2 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hunter near Sand Run for their nine month old son James Clinton Sunter who died Saturday. Burial followed in Oak Hill Cemetery conducted by Reverend Shearer. A group meeting of district young people will be at the Methodist Church Trimble Tuesday night July 31 with Reverend Celia Bradshaw speaking and music planned.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Hunter
Sand Run
James Clinton Sunter
Shearer
Oak Hill
Methodist
Trimble
Celia Bradshaw
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chillicothe Beats Nelsonville in Sloppy League Game
Chillicothe toppled Nelsonville 7 0 in a game plagued by six Nelsonville errors. Eby and Diehl led Chillicothe hitters with four hits each. Miller pitched well despite first inning trouble. Nelsonville’s Whyte was absent and Odenthal left after the third due to injury.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Chillicothe
Eagles
Hilleary
Smith
Tolbert
Clyde Ray
Miller
Eby
Ohio State
Diehl
Lyons
Gilbert Smith
Whyte
Odenthal
Chillicothe Abrhoa Vause
Csmeccacentecs
Schumacher
Scsumessennes
Crearscesmae
Sens
Barnett
F Miller
Abrhoa Mitteary
Toethert
Guy Gee
Bartley
Covcecwnes
Columber
SG K. Johnson
E. Johnson
Ray
Evans
K. Johnson
Patton
Frisby
Garner
Mrs Raine entertains Nelsonville with bridge evening
Mrs Raymond Raine entertained Friday evening with three tables of bridge in compliment to Mrs Ralph Emerson of Lima. Refreshments followed play with wild flowers on small tables. high scores by Mrs Eulalia Slater and Miss Adaline Ray. low by Mrs Ada Nethery.
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Raine
Nelsonville
Raymond Raine
Ralph Emerson
Lima
Eulalia Slater
Adaline Ray
Ada Nethery
Mayor Moore Buys Umbrellas for 200 Stop and Go Officers
Philadelphia reports Mayor J Hampton Moore approved a shady deal in which the city bought each of 200 stop and go officers a large umbrella to shield them from sun. The purchasing department will cover the cost. In Budapest a woman dream incident leaves her with three broken ribs after a fall. In Camden a county detention home coach seeks two players who are both bad and good for a local baseball team, as explained to Judge Garfield Pancoast.
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Philadelphia
J. Hampton Moore
Camden
N. J
Grave A Riggins
Garfield Pancoast
Airmen Bail Out As Balloon Becomes Parachute
An air crew attempting a daylight balloon flight near Rapid City encountered tears in the bag east of North Platte Nebraska. With the gondola failing, Lt bailouts followed from about 3 000 feet and 1 500 feet as the balloon converted to a parachute. Stevens regained ground safety but lamented loss of cameras and film equipment.
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Page One
Rapid City
A&a
North Platte
Nebr
Anderson
Stevens
Kepner
Morgan Co High School Merger Proposed for Route 78 Site
Morgan County near Glouster sees talks to merge Union and Homer Township High Schools. A new six room high school would be built on Route 78 near the township line. Ringgold and Mountville would serve as grade schools if built. next year the two high schools remain separate.
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Union
Homer Township
Route 78
Ringgold
Mountville
Mrs. Mary McKee Found Dead at Palos
Mrs. Mary McKee aged 86 was found dead in her Palos home from natural causes at 6 Sunday night. Neighbors note she lived alone and funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Dew Cemetery near Burr Oak. Her husband George McKee died about two years ago. She leaves two grandchildren Charles Zarley and Harley Zarley and several great grandchildren.
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Glouster
Mary McKee
Palos
Nancy Shaner
McKee
Dew
Burr Oak
George McKee
Mrs. Catherine Mulligan Dies at Athens Home
Mrs Catherine Mulligan 49 wife of Joseph Mulligan died Sunday at 11 Palmer Street after an illness of over six months. She leaves husband two daughters Mayme and Jean a son Frank at home and two sisters in New Lexington and Shade. six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 9 am at St Pauls Catholic Church Father W G Dowd officiating with burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Catherine Mulligan
Joseph Mulligan
Palmer Street
Mulligan
Mayme
Jean
Frank
Michael Hillis
New Lexington
FS. Pierce
Shade
St Paul's Catholic Church
W. G. Dowd
Funeral service for Charles Chapman held in Greenlawn
The funeral for Charles Chapman, who died Wednesday night in a Toledo hospital, was held Sunday afternoon at the home of his sister Mrs. O A Rider. Rev Lloyd Evans of the First Presbyterian Church conducted the service and burial followed at Greenlawn. Ralph Parks sang Crossing the Bar and Mr Evans read Abide With Me.
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Charles Chapman
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
O. A. Rider
Toledo
Lloyd Evans
Flist Presbyterian Church
Ralph Parks
Evans
Gamwell Business House Moves to Main and North
The Gamwell Clover Farm Store relocates from North Street Cunningham building to Robert Gamwell’s purchased corner site at Main and North streets. The remodel offers an attractive new storefront opening this morning. Mrs. Frank McClellan, long treated at St. Francis Hospital Columbus since July 3, may return home next week.
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Glouster
Gamwell Clover Farm
Cunningham
North Street
Robert Gamwell
Main
North Streets
Frank McClllan
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
McClellan
Robinsons Host Guests From Athens and Logan
Mr and Mrs Phil F Robinson have as guests Sunday Mrs Nel F Robinson of Athens and Mr and Mrs Fault White with two children Logan.
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Glouster
Phil F Robinson
Mr Robinson
Nel F. Robinson
Athens
Fault White
Logan
Local Birth Announcements From Nelsonville Area
Mr and Mrs Joe Bircher of Nelsonville announce the birth of a son Herold Irvin born Monday July 23 weighing eight and a quarter pounds. Mr and Mrs Willis Reece of Dayton Ohio announce the birth of a son Donald Leroy born Friday July 27 at the home of his maternal grandparents Charles Pritts Pleasantview Avenue. Grandparents listed include Allen Reece Butteraville Ind Julia Wolf Jacksonville Ohio Minnie Lanning New Floodwood and Lucy Shrout Shelbyville Ind.
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Nelsonville
Joe Bircher
Flo Lafollette
Herold Irvin
Willis Reece
Evelyn Pritts
Dayton
Ohio
Donald Leroy
Charles Pritts
Pleasantview Avenue
Allen Reece
Butteraville
Ind
Ita
Julia Wolf
Jacksonville
Minnie Lanning
New Floodwood
Lucy Shrout
Shelbyville
Ites
California Visitors Camp Along Route Through Ohio
Mr and Mrs Collis Jordan and three children from near Los Angeles travel with a camping outfit on a trailer. They visit Mrs Jordan's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw and plan to tour Ohio relatives before heading home, staying two nights in camps and hotels en route. They will take the Southern route there and return by the Northern route with sightseeing stops.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Jordan
Sis
Ter
J. H. Henshaw
Ohio
California
Visit Carnival Sponsored by Legion Draws Large Crowd
A Saturday night crowd of 2,300 attended the American Legion street carnival on the athletic field across from the Athens Lumber Company plant. Ideal weather and attractions by Howard Brothers Millfield helped make it one of the city's largest carnivals, sponsored by Frank McCann Post American Legion.
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Glouster
American Legion
Athens Lumber Company
Howard Brothers Millfield
Frank McCann Post
Plan Annual Picnic of Millfield Church of Christ
Annual harvest picnic of the Ladies' Aid at Millfield Church of Christ will be held at the country home of society president Mrs C H Boudinot on Thursday Aug 2. Basket dinner at noon, games and stunts planned for the afternoon. Members of the society and their families invited.
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Ald
Millfield Church of Christ
C. H. Boudinot
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Don Hartley
York Town
Pete Howard
Plersycred
L. A. Davis
West Bet
Em Brothers
David
Lakes Superior
Huron
Michigan
Marie
Fee
Write Chamber of Commerce
Sault Ste. Mare
Ound Business Practice
Men County Wings & Loan Company
Nell
Mayme Kepilar
Holland
Hunter
JOE Spray
Miss Georgia
Engelhard
Oman
Budapest
Lajos Varga
Jly
Morgan County
Here
Gamwell Business House
Main and
North
May
Collis Jordan
Near
Legion
Millfield Ladies’ Ald Society
Nelsonville, Ohio
Central Bank
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