Three Are Fined in Court of Mayor Dew in Nelsonville
Nelsonville residents faced fines after guilty pleas in Mayor C. G. Dew's court Monday night. Motorist Forest Coon, Doanville, cited for not stopping at a Stop sign on State Route 691, received 10 dollars plus costs with half the fine suspended. Lester Riggs, Nelsonville, pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge and paid five dollars plus costs. Oscar Oliver of Athens was fined fifty dollars plus costs for operating a policy or numbers game.
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All Athens Messenger
Athens
OHTIO
Dew
Nelsonville
Nelsonville — Forest
Harry Coon
Doanville
C. G. Dew
Costa
State Highway Patrol
Coon
U. S
Lester Riggs
Oscar Oliver
Aged Widow Malinda Andrews Dies at Connett
Nelsonville report says Mrs Malinda Andrews 79 widow of F R Andrews died at her Connett home after four years invalid. Survived by eight children Oscar New Marshfield Joe Cincinnati Carl Connett Clarence Barberton Mrs Dora Hewitt Mrs Etta Moore Mrs Flora Borland Mrs Murriel McMannis 36 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren. Also note home coming picnic Aug 3 at Happy Hollow School Nelsonville RD 3 for former teachers and pupils.
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Nelsonville
Malinda Andrews
Connett
F. R. Andrews
Oscar
New Marshfield
Joe Cincinnati
Carl
Clarence
Barberton
Dora Hewitt
Etta Moore
Flora Borland
Murriel McMannis
Columbus
John Boggs
Junction City
Happy Hollow
Nelsonville R.D
Street Lights Go Out After Tuesday Storm
Nelsonville reports street light service disrupted for several hours Tuesday after a storm blew down a tree on Myers Street and pulled power lines down. Service was restored around 11 30 p m.
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Nelsonville — City
Myers St
Allen Brothers to Open Furniture Store in Nelsonville
Allen Brothers will open Allen Brothers Furniture Store in Nelsonville on W Columbus St Saturday Aug 2 occupying a building long used for a similar business. Arthur and Andrew Allen will run the two floor shop with a full basement and carry a complete line of modern home furnishings.
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Nelsonville
Allen Brothers
W. Columbus St
J. S. Pritchard
Allens
Arthur Allen
Carpenter Hardware Co
Andrew
New Enterprise
Carpenter
Glouster
Harry Elliott
Carpenter’s
Andrew Allen
Robert Brunton
Allen Brothers Furniture
Rotary club discusses effect of defense program
Nelsonville Rotary members discuss how the National Defense program affects business and industry. Difficulties in securing materials for civilian needs were noted. Harold LeFavor of the city and Phil Gould of Chicago attended as guests.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Harold LeFavor
Phil Gould
Chicago
Mines Active in Chauncey District Wednesday
Practically all Chauncey area mines operated on Wednesday with a list of active mines including No. 9 No. 10X No. 219 No. 107 No. 90 No. 219 No. 71 Bailey Run Chauncey No. 25 Poston No. 6 Hocking Black Diamond Carbondale Coonsville and Kimberly. Mrs Gertie McCune Sand Ridge hosted Sunday guests Jack McCune Butler Ohio Mr and Mrs Carlos Butter and son Jimmy Mr and Mrs Hughie McCune and children Mr and Mrs Herman McCune Sand Ridge Mr and Mrs Condor Webb and children Butler and Harry Smathers.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
Chauncey No
Poston No
Hocking
Black Diamond
Carbondale
Coonville
Kimberly
Gertie McCune
Sand Ridge
Jack McCune
Butler
Carlos Butter
Jimmy
Hughie McCune
Herman McCune
Condor Webb
Harry Smathers
Home Economic Instructors Attend Conven tion in Columbus
Miss Carolyn Guerra of Chauncey and Miss Carol Durst of Athens, both home economics instructors, are in Columbus tending a home economic convention. Guerra teaches at Chauncey-Dover Schools.
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Chauncey
Carolyn Guerra
Millfield
Carol Durst
Athens
Columbus
Storm Damage Is Done in Glouster Area Tuesday
Glouster social notes report a Tuesday luncheon at Miss Esta Cunningham’s home with guests from St. Louis Belle and Athens among others. A second table under a maple tree hosted nieces Phyllis and Shirley Cunningham with local playmates, as meals were served picnic style.
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Phyllis
Shirley Cunningham
Athens
Margaret Jean
David Grubbs
Glouster
Miss Cunningham
Enlon Grubbs
Shirley
Teacher Resigns for Mount Vernon Grade Schools
Miss Margaret Hemsley resigns after eleven years with Hollister Schools to take a similar post at Mount Vernon Grade Schools. She will begin new duties on September second.
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Glouster
Margaret Hemsley
Hollister
Mount Vernon
Braglin Birth Announced for Vonda Sue in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Braglin of Trimble announce the birth of a daughter named Vonda Sue born Saturday July 26. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Braglin and Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Glouster.
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Glouster
Vern Braglin
Trimble
Vonda Swe
Walter Braglin
Severe storm cuts power and damages lines in Glouster area
A Tuesday afternoon storm hit Glouster at 5 50 PM causing widespread damage. Lightning blew transformers and damaged a gas line along S High St and North St near L E Richardson and Worthy Parker homes. City linemen restored some service by seven, but Main and Spring Streets remained dark.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek
Worthy Parker
S. High St
Trimble
Nelsonville
North St
L. E. Richardson
Richardson Yard
Harry Fitch
Glouster Rt. 2
Fitch
Bishopville
Main
Spring Sts
Epworth Leaguers Attend Lancaster Camp
Glouster Epworth Leaguers returned from a week at the Lancaster Camp Ground. Three students earned 15 course diplomas: Mary Virginia Logue Christine Skinner Virginia Skinner. Certificates granted to Marilyn Lantz Mary Virginia Logue Christine Skinner and Virginia Skinner.
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Glouster
Glouster Epworth
Lancaster Camp
Mary Virginia Logue
Christine Skinner
Virginia Skinner
Marilyn Lantz
Dorothy Lee Skinner
Betty Nelson
Jo Ann Turner
Wendell Dunlevy
Billy Morris
Evan Morgan
David Cox
Eileen Love
Gerald Dunlevy
Glouster League
Chris Skinner
Anna Marie Exchempter
Junita Williams
Jack Sarlick
Gerald Dunslevy
Gertrude
Epworth League Camp Group Returns From Lancaster Dam Ground
Members of the Jacksonville Epworth League returned after a week at the Lancaster Dam Ground where they received an honor award for attending classes and exemplary behavior. A birthday party for Bonna Sue Morrison was held during the stay. An echo meeting followed their return with each member sharing their week.
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Jacksonville
Lancaster Dam
Bonna Sue Morrison
Jacksonville Noble Grands Club to Meet Friday Evening
Past Noble Grands Club gathers at Jacksonville Grove at 5 o'clock Friday Aug 1. Members urged to attend and bring a potluck dish.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Jacksonville Grove
Wage Reports Required for Temporary Workers in 1941
Nelsonville officials urge employers to report wages and social security numbers for all temporary workers on jobs covered by old age and survivors insurance. Tax returns are incomplete without names and numbers. obtain numbers when hiring new workers. A new Social Security Board booklet Make Your Money Count explains contributions and reporting. Copies available free from the Nelsonville Social Security Office.
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Nelsonville
Lawton Hargis
Social Security Office
Social Security Board
Fred Banfield Dies In Cleveland
Chauncey Fred Banfield former Orbiston resident died Tuesday at his Cleveland home after a long illness. The body was brought home for funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Orbiston Church with Rev. Gilbert Court ney officiating. Burial will be at Green lawn. Another brother Clarence lives in Orbiston.
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Chauncey
Fred Banfield
Orbiston
Murray City Personal and Social Notes
Murray City highlights include birthdays and visits from Florence Lowery Columbus and Gloria Jean Poling Columbus. Families host gatherings with relatives from Detroit New Lexington and Columbus. Local socials feature a pineapple ice and cake social August 2 near the high school. Coal furnishes 50 percent of the world energy.
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Murray City
Herbert Cunliffe
Florence Lowery
Columbus
Harry Shuttleworth
Detroit
J. W. Martin
Grace
Lydia Thomas
West
William Thomas
Bessie Wells
Mary Thomas
Bicknell
Ind
Harry Dugan
Women's Christian Service Society of
The
Methodist Church
Nelsonville Social Notes and Local Birth Announcements
The Nelsonville column notes a Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting at 2 PM with Mrs. Chas Tedrow as hostess and a Woman's Society of Christian Service gathering at Mrs. Bertha Fischer’s home at 7 30 PM. Births include a son Philip Roger to Mr. and Mrs. Max Bartoe Jr and a daughter Linda Joy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackford Vivian Joy. Grandparents and great grandparents named. many residents listed for personal notes and visits.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Bertha Fischer
E. Franklin St
Max Bartoe, Jr
Jackson St
Philip Roger
Arthur Hicks
Columbus
Max Bartoe
Mill St
Robert Blackford
Vivian Joy
Linda Joy
Stella Joy
T. J. Blackford
Chauncey
Ed Joy
Logan
G. C. Woolery
Louis Woolery
Calvin Smith
Florence Lanning
Toledo
Phillip Henricks
W. L. Hudson
David Thomas
Akron
Mary Hall
Maxine
John R. Salladay
Dayton
Wolverine Cottage
Buckeye Lake
Willard Hall
Elizabeth Ann
George Abraham
John Salladay
Joan
Jean
Portsmouth
Dover Fire Threatens Mayor’s Home In Chauncey
A large out building behind Mayor W. D. Hines’s home at 35 Converse St Chauncey burned on Tuesday with the fire spreading before discovery. Firefighters from Chauncey and Athens Department battled the blaze as onlookers gathered. Origin undetermined. Two Chauncey fires and one in Millfield have occurred in two weeks.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Converse St
Hines
Athens Department
Millfield
Chauncey-Kenneth McCune Works in Columbus
Sand Ridge social notes report Kenneth McCune of Chauncey employed in Columbus. Several local families hosted Sunday guests including the Shumways Shumway and Shumway families. A L Phillips of Mineral ill. McCune and Keirns families and Chauncey visitors Barbara Ikey Staley and Bonnie Keirns.
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Chauncey
Kenneth McCune
Sand Ridge
Columbus
Dwight Shumway
Jeanette
Jerry
Frank Shumway
Phyllis
A. L. Phillips
Mineral
Herman McCune
Wesley Keirns
Willis Keirns
Bonnie
Barbara
Ikey Staley
Jake Chapman
Orbiston Church Homecoming Raises Stove Fund
On a hot Sunday in Chauncey the Orbiston Church held its ninth annual home coming. Members discussed buying a new stove for the church and raised 23 dollars 81 cents. Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick who rang the church bell is now living in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Orbiston
Georgia Kilpatrick
Columbus
Athens
Chauncey Personalities Note Local Visits
Chauncey residents report visits from Florence Minister Athens to her daughter Dorothy Goodson. Clovie Nutter returns from visiting aunt Gail Starling Columbus. Lyde McNutt comes back from relatives in Akron. Donna Blower ill with measles at grandparents Fred and Mrs Leake Greens Run.
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Gloria Jean Poling
Columbus
Phil Fisher
John McNamee
New Lexington
John Wein
Ralph Barber
Ray Irvin
Detroit
Newton Irvin
Clayton Ferrell
Barberton
Floyd Ferrel
Fred Kinneer
Dayton
Clayton Lee
Athens
Earl Irvin
Ben Bailey
Carbon Hill
Edith Mahoney
William Brown
Canton
Brown
Eugene
Donna Kraft
Howard Kraft
Irvin Bowersock
George Ward
Lewis Robson
John Robson
Smithfield
Samuel Penn
Andrew Robson
Harold Coburn
Martha Houston
Chauncey
Florence Minister
Dorothy Goodson
Clovie Nutter
Gail Starling
Lyde McNutt
Akron
Donna Blower
Harold Blower
Millfield
Fred Leake
Greens
Chauncey hosts Sunday guests from nearby families
Mr and Mrs Jake Chapman entertained a group including Conda Webb and children from Butler, Mrs O B Adkins, Johnny James and Rosie Marie Adkins, Mr and Mrs Joe Staley and Barbara and Ikey, Chauncey, and Mrs Norman Nickles, Columbus, on Sunday.
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Chauncey
Jake Chapman
Conda Webb
Butler
O. B. Adkins
Johnny James
Rosie Marie Adkins
Joe Staley
Barbara
Ikey
Norman Nickles
Columbus
Chauncey Church Plans Annual Home Coming Event
Chauncey annual gathering and home coming at Haga United Church scheduled for Sunday August 3 features morning Sunday School a basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program led by Rev Luster of The Plains. Many Chauncey residents who formerly lived in Haga expect to attend.
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Robert Carter
Detroit
Mich
George Carter
Columbus
Tommy
Mary Alice Murphy
Robert
Kate Thyne
Mary McCann
Jacksonville
Dan Carter
Akron
Isabel Carter
Toledo
Bert Judson
Everett Spencer
O. I. Birtcher
Frances Gibbs
Ernest Gibbs
William Zimmer
Robert Kinney
August Zimmerman
Pauline Zimmer
Ella Noon
Jessie Hogue
Nora Scott
River Rouge
Jennie Jewell
J. J. Shepard
Dent Buhla
Chauncey
Haga U
Luster
Plains
Haga
Peterson's Ointment Heals Piles Quickly
A Buffalo druggist created Peterson's Ointment 30 years ago to ease itching and burning from piles. The ointment gained fame nationwide for quick cooling soothing relief and became a favorite in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for a 35c box or 60c tube with applicator. money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Ady
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