Nelsonville group installs officers for new year
At a Pogies Home meeting Tuesday night Nelsonville organization installed officers for the year. Jack Whyne was named worthy president with Meade White as vice president Ira Whitmore chaplain Gilbert Smith secretary A Dervis treasurer John Linton conductor Charles Bowers inner guard Sam Raybould outer guard and T H Hore trustee. Refreshments followed as a large attendance heard the session close.
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Nelsonville
Pogies
Jack Whyte
Meade White
Ira Whitmore
Gilbert Smith
A. Dervis
John Linton
Charles Bowers
Sam Raybould
T. H. Hore
Allen Dyson Dies at Murray City
Nelsonville reports Allen Dyson, n1, died Tuesday evening at his home in Murray City. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p m at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Survived by wife Anna and three children Maxine Way and Jean at home, two sisters Elia Shaw of Columbus and Lewis Evans of Middleport, and two brothers William and John Dyson of Lansing, Ontario.
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Nelsonville
Allen Dyson
French Club Dance at Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville High School's French Club staged a Tuesday evening dance at the Legion Building with members from former French classes as guests. The school orchestra directed by C. A. Nuffzigger played music while Miss Mary Margaret Betts was crowned dance queen with a corsage. Refreshments followed and the grand march was led by Miss Juanita Hall and Don W Martin. about thirty couples attended with faculty and spouses present.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High
Legion
C. A. Nuffzigger
Mary Margaret Betts
Chhosen
Juanita Hall
Don W Martin
Lodge Memorial Service Set for Thursday in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the Odd Fellows and associated groups plan the annual memorial service at 8 PM Thursday June 4 in the 10.C.F. Hall with the social committee serving refreshments afterward. Also noted weekend visitors were Mr. and Mrs. W H Beckes and their children from Charleston West Virginia visiting their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Will L. Barker.
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Nelsonville
Odd Fellows
Febekahs
10.C.F. Hall
W. H. &Bkees
Charleston
W. Va
Will L. Barker
Community Club Pleads to Keep Paper Whole
Nelsonville group urges residents and even adults to stop tearing newspapers into small pieces and letting them blow away, calling for careful handling of paper to maintain cleanliness and order.
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Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club To Stage Lawn Fete At Central School
NELSONVILLE The Band Boosters Club sponsors a lawn fete on the Central School grounds Saturday at 7 p m The high school band will perform a music program with ice cream home made cake and a bingo table The annual event draws a large crowd and is enjoyed by attendees
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Nelsonville
Neace Hosts Loyal Woman’s Class Meeting
Nelsonville Mrs Sam Neace hosted Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Church Tuesday evening. Miss Hogia Harrold led devotional. Class president Mrs Fred Juniper presided at the business session followed by a social hour. Neace served refreshments to 25 members and three guests Mrs John Warrington Mrs Will Barrows and Mrs B W Lawson
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Nelsonville
Sam Neace
Loyal Woman's Chasa
The
Christian Church
Hogia Harrold
Fred Juniper
John Warrington
Will Barrows
B. W. Lawson
Relatives meet in Marietta as Hyde group travels
Nelsonville notes Dr and Mrs J M Hyde spent Monday in Marietta for a relatives gathering. In Lowell John William Jordan and Miss Marion Shies wed. Jordan and his Columbia graduates plan to Vancouver to meet Andrew Roy and family from Nanking on a yearlong furlough in America. Frank Jordan of Pittsburgh joined the party. Henry Hale visits Byesville. Ralph Henry of Columbus en route to Amesville for a golden wedding anniversary. Geneval Brunton and Mrs Beal return from Detroit after visiting Mrs Sheldon Clary.
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Nelsonville
J. M. Hyde
Marietta
John William Jordan
Frank Jordan
Pittsburgh
Marion Shies
Lowell
Columbia University
Vancouver
Ralph Henry
Columbus
Amesville
Henry
Plans for Nelsonville Post Office Building Bids Open June 23
Nelsonville prepares a new post office on W Washington St with a 58 by 70 ft footprint and red brick exterior. About 54 000 of 65 000 appropriation funds construction equipment landscaping and fitments and a full basement for heating storage and carrier operations. The site near Johnson and Myers properties includes a loading dock a front lobby with tile and plaster walls multiple workrooms and vaults. Bids must remove existing structures and the project is the district's only federal building this year.
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Nelsonville
Washington
W. Washington St
Johnson and Myers
Tenth Congressional District
Congress
Studio Cottage For Three Demand Increases
Demand rises for the studio cottage described as a one and a half story small home with high ceiling living room two bedrooms bath and toilet room and a cellar under the entire house. It fits on a fifty foot lot and can be built for about five thousand dollars with plans available from the Building Editor House A-209.
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits From Columbus and Dayton
Nelsonville brief notes recount visits by Mrs Clinton Hick and family of Columbus to their mother Mrs Mary J Hick. Additional gatherings feature Robert Harris of Pomeroy and several Ingram relatives visiting in Nelsonville and Dorr Run. A Columbus hospital patient from Dorr Run is reported in serious condition.
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Mary J. Hick
Robert Harris
Pomeroy
Sam Pastor
Floyd Cook
Columbus
F. P. Whent
Arthur Ingram
Dorr Run
Robert Ingram
Dayton
Maynard Ingram and
Port Washington
Louis
Aubrey Ingram
Haydenville
Fiden Ingram
Mra
Edward Houdueka
Nelsonville
Mise Maude Wiiama
Elizabeth
M. Y
Harley Ingram
Leelie Teel
Dorr
W. M. Hall. Dorr Run
Amalgamated Union Appeals Arbitration Over Portsmouth Strike
Leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Tron Steel and Tin Workers appealed Tuesday to C. Candi general manager of the Wheeling Steel Corp Portsmouth plant to arbitrate the strike in progress for nearly two weeks.
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Portsmouth
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel & Tin Workers
Tuesaday
Candi Genera
Wheeling Steel Corp
Neighbors Help Mary Hicks Plant Crops At Farm Home
Neighbors of Mrs. Mary Hicks gathered at her farm near New Marshfield and planted crops a week after her husband William Henry Hicks died. Helpers included George Scott Samuel Scott Silas Scott Clifford Ross Albert Carpenter and John Katzenback. Hicks, a former Chauncey marshal, had lived at the family home there for 20 years.
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Chauncey
Mary Hicks
William Henry Hicks
New Marshfield
George Scott
Samuel Scott
Silas Scott
Clifford Ross
Albert Carpenter
John Katzenback
Hicks
Chauncey area social notes include visits and illness
Mr. and Mrs Law rence Tennithill Vera Tennithill and Virginia Lou Williams spent Sunday visiting relatives in Columbus. Miss Anna Gretz, confined to Mill St by injuries from a machine accident, is much improved and hopes to attend the Chauncey Dover commencement tonight as a graduating class member. Mr and Mrs Paul Green of Chauncey are visiting the Green's parents in Zanesville O.
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Chauncey
Lawrence Tennithill
Vera Tennihill
Virginia Lou Williams
Columbus
Anna Gretz
Mill St
Chauncey-Dover
Paul Green
Zanesville
Clerks Meeting in Logan Postponed to June 9
Due to the organizer D. J. Marquise arriving late the Retail Clerks meeting in Logan was postponed from Tuesday night to Tuesday night June 9. The gathering will take place in the Junior Order hall.
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Logan
D. J. Marquise
Junior Order
Chauncey-Dover High Classes Enjoy Freshman and Junior Outings
Chauncey-Dover High School freshmen and juniors had outings on Tuesday. Freshmen visited Old Man's Cave with Paul Fiske, Ruth Fiske, and Christine Mingus of the faculty guiding them. Juniors went to Buckeye Lake led by Joride Sprague and Principal Paul Theisen.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Old Man's Cave
Paul Fiske
Ruth Fiske
Christine Mingus
Buckeye Lake
Joride Sprague
Paul Theisen
Chauncey Chauncey Personal Gossip and Visiting Notes
Chauncey news item lists weekend visitors from multiple cities including Columbus Cincinnati Pomeroy Shel by and Pontiac Mich. Several residents suffer injuries from sports and accidents while others visit ill relatives and recover. Notable names include Ferrel Giesecke Morrison Bradbury Howard Ryan and Henry with multiple households mentioned.
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Chauncey
C. W. Ferrel
Ralph Ferrel
Bennie Ferrel
Pontiac
Mich
Carl Giesecke
Columbus
Owen Morrison
Shelby
Bill Smith
Millfield
W. B. Dawson
James Dawson
Jeanette
Jean
Janet Dawson
Bill Dawson
James Bradbury
Akron
Bernard Bradbury
Cincinnati
Charles Bradfield
Mahlon Bradshaw
Lawrence McGurdy
Martha Bradshaw
Kirtland
C. R. Howard
William Ryan
Bertha Lee
the Plains
Stahl
Pomeroy
Fletcher Boudinot
E. C. Wharton
Johnstown
Donald Henry
Chauncey-Dover High School commencement week visitors
Mr and Mrs Merritt Martin of Crooksville and Mr and Mrs Cecil Hughes with children from Columbus visited Chauncey to attend commencement week at Chauncey-Dover High School where their brother James Carter is a graduating senior.
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Chauncey
Merritt Martin
Crooksville
Cecil Hughes
Columbus
B. E. Carter
Chauncey-Dover High School
James Carter
Chauncey School reports perfect attendance for year
When classes ended for Chauncey Elementary, 28 students earned perfect attendance. Among them were five third graders, two fourth graders, seven fifth graders, two sixth graders, six seventh graders, and seven eighth graders.
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Chauncey
Chauncey School
Aid and Chauncey Church Notes and Milestone Visit
M E Church Ladies plan an all day quilting event and hold a church business meeting Thursday at 7 30 oclock. All members asked to attend. CHAUNCEY Ross Milton Malta turns 90 on his birthday and visits relatives in Chauncey before heading to St Louisville Ohio to spend time with Mrs William Cairnes. He is brother of the late T W Y Duffee mother of Mrs Hamilton. Alcohol affects nerve endings in tadpoles according to experiments.
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Chauncey
Ross Milton
Malta
Thomas Hamilton
St. Louisville
Ohio
William Cairnes
Milton
T. W. Y Duffee
Hamilton
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