Nelsonville Hires Music Supervisor From Lewisburg
Clarence A. Naffziger will head the Nelsonville high school music program, succeeding Ward W. Hamm who left for Ashtabula. Naffziger has led a 64 piece Lewisburg high school band, a 50 voice girls chorus, and a 40 voice boys group, and comes with high recommendations from his superintendent and the state education department. He will arrive in Nelsonville the last week of August.
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Nelsonville
Clarence A. Naffziger
Lewisburg
Ohio
Nelsonville High School
E. J. Armold
Board of Education
Naffziger
Ward W. Hamm
Ashtabula
State Department of Education
Nuffziger
Library To Open In Nelsonville At Central School
The County Wide Library Service will open at the Central School Building starting Thursday. It will be open each Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons from 1 to 6 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Driver Is Fined and Loses Driving Rights
Thomas Stevens pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Nelsonville court. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and had his driving rights suspended for six months. Stevens was jailed in Athens for fine and costs, after driving a car that damaged a route marker and hit a tree on East Washington Street. He sustained a minor arm cut and was taken home. Also in Nelsonville, Band Boosters meet Thursday at 7 20 p m to elect officers for the coming year.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Stevens
G. Holland
Stevens
Athens
George Bateman
East Washington Street
Water Is Approved in Nelsonville
City water samples taken from multiple points were analyzed at the state laboratories in Columbus. The Nelsonville health department reports the water meets satisfactory sanitary quality standards as stated by Health Commissioner Dr. W. H. Hyde.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
W. H. Hyde
Rotary's Meeting in Mexico Described by Local Club
Nelsonville Rotarians and their wives toured Old Mexico on Tuesday night as Lancaster Club sponsored. Ralph Wolfe reported on Rotary International convention in Mexico City in June. Mrs Wolfe a Nelsonville native shared impressions and native costume dances and songs were performed by Bettle Walkey and Frieda Riley Doughty. Additional guests included Judge Whitcraft and George Francis from Logan club and Ralph Starkey and Judson Morrison, July visiting high school Rotarians.
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Nelsonville
Old Mexico
Lancaster Club
Herman Rpalthaser
Ralph Henry
Nelsonville Group
Rotary International
Mexico City
Ralph Wolfe
Mins Virgene
Lancaster
Bettle Walkey
Frieda Riley Doughty
Miss Walkey
Doughty
Balthaser
FA. M. Whitcraft
George Francis
Logan Club
Ralph Starkey
Judson Morrison
Nelsonville Contributes to County Reemployment Office
Nelsonville City Council approved a 15 monthly contribution for five months to support the county reemployment office at the county seat. Robert Campbell of Athens outlined the program, with local registration for unemployed Nelsonville residents to renew work applications under the new setup and dates to be announced.
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Nelsonville
Robert Campbell
Athens
Federal Service
W B A Picnic Planned at Logan August Second
Nelsonville meeting of the Woman's Benefit Association set the annual picnic for Friday August 2 at the Logan Waterworks plant. Members to meet at Central School at 6 PM bring sandwiches a dish and table service. The June and July birthday dinner was served to eight guests. D of A Plans Party.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Benefit Association
Logan Waterworks
Central School
Birthday Party Held by Glouster Moose Chapter
The Glouster Chapter of Women of the Moose observed its monthly birthday party at the regular meeting Tuesday night. After the business session a pot luck lunch was served.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Death of Linsey Mitchell Brings Ida Thornton to Pomeroy
Mrs Ida Thornton was summoned to Pomeroy last week by her brother Linsey Mitchells serious illness. Mitchell died Friday after a long illness. He leaves three daughters and one son and a sister Mrs Thornton. Mrs Thornton and her son James Mann and his family attended the funeral in Pomeroy Monday afternoon July 29.
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Nelsonville
Ida Thornton
Pomeroy
Linsey Mitchell
Mitchell
Thornton
Visit near Nelsonville residents spend week at McLain home
Mrs. J. T. Cunningham and Mrs. Lou Campbell of Lancaster are visiting the McLain family on Rural Route No. 2 in Nelsonville for the week.
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Nelsonville
J. T. Cunningham
Lou Campbell
Lancaster
McLain
The Plains Playground Plans Community Sing and Games
The Plains playground will host a Community Sing Thursday at 8 pm weather permitting with instrumental music by the Vessalo brothers and vocal acts. Also three softball games are scheduled tonight featuring New Marshfield, Amesville, and Glouster teams against The Plains, plus a women’s club meeting Wednesday at 8 pm led by Miss McCullough.
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Chauncey
Plains Playground
Vessalo Boys
Plains
New Marshfield
the Plains
Amesville
Glouster
Miss McCullough
Chauncey Couple Celebrate Birthday Anniversaries
Twenty five relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Selim to mark birthday anniversaries. Mr Selim turned 74 on Sunday July 28 and his wife 72 on July 30. Guests enjoyed gifts, cakes baked by Agnes Walker and Henderson, a picnic dinner, a program, music, and photos of the group.
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Chauncey
Lafe Selim
Mrs Stanley Partlow Hosts Bridge Club Social
Mrs Stanley Partlow hosted her bridge club Friday night at her Short Street home. High score was won by Mrs C A Jack with Mrs Watson Wolfe taking low.
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Nelsonville
Stanley Partlow
Short Street
C. A Jack
Watson Wolfe
War ner Conservation Association Meeting at Trimble
A meeting of the Warner Conservation Association was held at the Church of Christ Tuesday night with C. F. Danford in charge. Secretary Hughes spoke on the association’s objects and progress, and Engineer Baker from the Ohio Water Conservation Department showed dam location surveys for a large dam in the East Branch district and smaller dams in the Sunday Creek Valley.
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Hughes
Baker
Sunday Creek
Hocking
Hollister
Loyal Women's Class Reading Program At Church
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Anne Morris's country home on Bistopville Road. President Mrs. Delma Post led the session with scripture from Psalm 121 read by Dorothy Gormley and prayer by Carrie Morris. Felda Stansberry and others presented a readings and recitation program. prizes went to Helen Thomas, Mary Johnson, and Zella Brown. Refreshments followed. social night planned for American Legion Auxiliary meeting that Thursday.
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Joe Swartz
Deila Gessell
Kat
Aughn
Jennie Wallace
Helen Thomas Mary Johnson
Zella Brown
Kiwanis Club Meets for Business Discussion
The Kiwanis Club held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Hotel Gordon focused on business affairs and organizational matters.
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Kiwanis Club
Gloustfer
Fwanis Club
Gordon
Past Grands to Meet Glouster Clab Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge
Past None Grands Circle of Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge will meet Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Lennie Snowden on Walnut Hill.
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Glouster
Clab
Marcellnte Rebekah
Lennie Snowden
Walnut Hill
Hollister U. B. Church Elects New Officers
Hollister U B Church reports 94 in Sunday School, reorganized by Rev F O Koster. New officers: Superintendent Winnie Phelps, assistant Everett Cole, treasurer Mary Dew, secretary Loretta McClellan, assistant secretary Earl Gibbs. Teachers listed. Tommy Power piano. Out of town visitors include Matthew Horner and family and Lillian Lehew. Question for next Sunday asks about a man who fled to a woman and was killed by her driving a nail through his temple.
Glouster Library Receives New Books and Magazines
Glouster unit of the county library service reports a July circulation over 400 items. Donated magazines are welcomed, and the library operates at 15 Staun Street from 1 to 4 PM on Wednesday Thursday and Friday afternoons each week.
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Glouster
Library Service
Fred Brown
Brown
Staun Street
Millfield Ladies Picnic On August First
Millfield Millfield Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society will hold its annual picnic on Thursday August 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders. A large crowd is expected with former members returning for the day. Attendees include members their husbands and families for a dinner followed by business session and program. This year the event moves from Mrs C H Boudinot home whose husband recently died. she has long served as society president.
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Millfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
Millfield Church
Plains Mine Union Votes Dues Reporting Rule
Local Union 509% of the United Mine Workers announces that any member who works more than five days in a month must report to the local secretary and pay dues and all assessments or be dropped from all funds. Nonworking members may seek exoneration. John Wyckoff, president, and Mike Krivisti, secretary, enforce the action.
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Chauncey
United Mine Workers
the Plains
John Wyckoff
Mike Krivisti
Rev J D Deeds to Preach Wednesday Night at Chauncey Church
The Rev J D Deeds will deliver a sermon at 7 30 oclock Wednesday night in the Chauncey M E Church. The public is invited. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church plans an all day quilting at the church Thursday.
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Chauncey
J. D. Deeds
Chauncey M. G
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Chauncey Personal Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
Chauncey residents Chauncey Margret Tippett spends two weeks in Columbus with Marjorie Courtney. Ralph Brown spends a week in Xenia. Ronald Robinett and Judith Ann of Lancaster visit Lizzie Robinett and William Sisson. Lorena Mae Sisson visits Haydenville with Verne Robinett family. Carol Robinett visits Millfield to see Mrs Mabel Sisson. Clarence McCafferty camping fishing on Muskingum River. Dorothy Goodson hosts bridge club. Otto M Russell family from Catlettsburg Ky visit Hixons in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Margaret Tippett
Columbus
Marjorie Courtney
Ralph Brown
Xenia
Ronald Robinett
Judith Ann of Lancaster
Lizzie Robinett
William Sisson
Lorena Mae Sisson
Haydenville
Verne Robinett
Carol Robinett
Millfield
Mabel Sisson
Clarence McCafferty
Muskingum River
Dorothy Goodson
Bridge Club
Otto M. Russell
Catlettsburg
Council To Meet Chauncey Mazon Pocahontas Degree Night
Chauncey Mazon Council No 93 Degree of Pocahontas will meet Thursday night. The monthly birthday party will be observed with August anniversaries honored. Five birthdays for the month reported. After the meeting a social hour and refreshments follow.
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Chauncey — Mazon Council
Degree of Pocahontas
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