Social Guests Visit The Veritys Circle
Teabally gaiiu Avil Di Viviei aviny Grady Whitelaw and family visited with Mrs Homer D Krieg in Cincinnati. Dean Arden L Allyn Kent State University and Mrs Allyn Kent Ohio Mrs C A Malone and Billy Stewart Cuyahoga Falls were guests from Saturday to Monday of Miss Verity. Mrs Gail Kovac Santa Monica Calif Mrs Tillie Hall Logan and Mrs C A Hooper Athens were guests Wednesday of Miss Beth Verity. Mr and Mrs James Preston Delaware are spending days with the former's parents Postmaster and Mrs J B Preston.
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Teabally Gaiiu
Avil di Viviei
Aviny Grady Whitelaw
Homer D. Krieg
Cincinnati
Dean Arden L. Allyn
Kent State University
Allyn
Kent
Ohio
C. A. Malone
Billy Stewart
Cuyahoga Falls
Verity
E. Washington St
Gail Kovac
Santa Monica
Calif
Tillie Hall
Logan
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Beth Verity
James Preston
Delaware
J. B. Preston
Memorial Day services planned at Dew cemetery
Memorial Day services were planned at the Dew cemetery Sunday May 30 at 2 p.m. with Leona Thompson as speaker and musical numbers by the Corning band. Virginia Ivers, who had been ill, was reported improving. Harry Dennis of Zanesville, formerly Hemlock, was found dead in bed.
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Burr Oak
Dew Cemetery
Leona Thompson
Corning Band
Albert Post
Ralph Post
Hemlock
Clyde Miller
Springfield
Virginia Ivers
Forrest Dennis
Glenn
Eva Ivers
Harry Dennis
Zanesville
Sulfur’s Wide Uses Across Food, Matches, and Medicine
Sulfur features in food processing, matches, and medicines, serving as a key element in additives, safety agents, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Its versatility spans industrial, culinary, and health applications.
Hearing Stated After Bicycle Is Stolen
George Arthur Zebley of Clarksburg W V faces a petit larceny charge after police say he stole Jerry Simonton’s bicycle and tried to sell it at a cafe east of Nelsonville. Zebley was arrested by Patrolman Everett Hewlett. the bike was recovered. Bonds of 18.60 were forfeited for quarreling and fighting. several others cited to appear had bonds similarly forfeited. Walter Cargsner of Columbus was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Nelsonville
George Arthur Zebley
Clarksburg
W. Va
Earl Hilleary
Jerry Simonton
Zebley
Everett Hewlett
Cleve Hallett
Freda Hallett
Andy Hallett
Fern Bay
Robert Hatfield
Columbus
Walter Cargsner
Burial Rites Planned for Pfc Pfe Robert Dearth
Funeral services for Pfc. Robert J. Dearth of Londonderry Route 1 will be held Sunday at 3 p m at Boblett Church with Rev. Willard Cozad officiating. Dearth, killed in action June 11 1944 as part of the 325th Battalion of the 82nd Airborne, arrived home from overseas for burial in Boblett Cemetery. He was born September 17 in Vinton County and survived by parents, five sisters and four brothers. Ivory rubber and diamonds are cited as Belgian Congo exports.
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Mcarthur
Pfe
Robert J. Dearth
Londonderry
Boblett Church
Boblett
Dearth
Willard Cozad
Lancaster
325Th
82Nd Airborne Division
Vinton County
Oakley ‘Dearth
Myrta Dearth
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights from Weekday Gatherings
Social notes show Mrs. Sheldon Powell hosting a bridge evening at 116 Monroe St with two tables and prizes won by Mrs. Blanche Ogg Mrs. Edna Lucking and Mrs. Jessie Townsend. Weekend visitors include relatives from Columbus and Lexington and trips to Kentucky horse venues with sightseeing in Louisville and Hodgenville.
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Sheldon Powell
Bridge Club
Monroe St
Blanche Ogg
Edna Lucking
Jessie Townsend
Powell
Methodist Church Board to Hold Monday Meeting
WSCS of the Methodist Church meets Monday evening in church social rooms. Mrs. Howard Raine leads devotions and Mrs. Malvern Wilson directs the program on The Christian Alcohol and Public Health. W. E. Siddle performs in the musical portion with Circle No. 6 members as hostesses, Mrs. Otto Shirley and Mrs. Charles Walker.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Howard Raine
Malvern Wilson
W. E. Siddle
Circle No. 6
Otto Shirley
Charles Walker
Mr and Mrs George Abraham Return With Son
Mr and Mrs George Abraham and their son George Gregory are mentioned as returning from an event or trip, indicating a family gathering or reunion. The note highlights the family units together for a social or personal update.
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George Abraham
George Gregory
Eddie Sudlow Dies in Detroit
Eddie Sudlow a Haydenville native aged 49 died in Detroit on Memorial Day after an extended illness from a stomach ailment. He moved to Detroit about 25 years ago and leaves wife Flossie Ludlow two sons Bob and Bill at home two brothers John Brentwood Md Homer Lancaster and two sisters Mable Walters Columbus and Ethel Sattler Mineral City Ohio. His sister Mrs Frank Keyes Nelsonville died last October. Funeral services and burial were held in Detroit Thursday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Eddie Sudlow
Haydenville
Detroit
Flossie Ludlow
Bob
Bill
John
Brentwood
Homer
Lancaster
Mable Walters
Columbus
Ethel Sattler
Mineral City
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Betts
Benjamin Moore
Nelsonvi
Brandwene
Irving Zafran
Chicago
Harry
Beryl
Olan
Thomas
Chillicothe
Alice Glandon
Belgian Congo
Gould
Buckeye Hotshots
Tad
Kimberly & Carbondale
Baird Showground
Police & Firemen’s Festival
Nelsonville Social Notes
Mrs. Powell
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Abraham
Mary Hall
Jackson
Mary Abraham
Jackson High School Alumni Association
Abraham
John R. Salladay
Anita Hall
Johnny
Portsmouth
Max K. Sniffen
Robert Parker
Beaumont, Texas
Mr. Sniffen
Mrs
Parker S. Sniffen
Fayette St
Charles McCarty
Tom Rodda
L. G. Chapman
C. C. Ervin
Ervin
Grace McLean
Sadie Nixon
Earl
the Store of Friendly Service
P.S
Zemo
Fdaline
Tess
Mrs. Stevens Fine
Coolray Sun
The
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Your Prescription Drug Store
Belutsa
Hickman
W. Washington Street
Nelsonville, Oho
Sire
George S. May Company
Businttde
North Michigan Ave
International Furniture
Sturdilux
International
Logan Home Furnishings
W. Main St