Nelsonville Auto Victim Virgil V. Hamilton Jr. 21
Virgil V. Hamilton Jr. 21 of 93 Clinton St. died this morning at Mount St. Mary Hospital from injuries from an April 23 automobile wreck on Route 216 between Murray City and New Straitsville. He served two years in the Air Force, discharged in December. Survived by mother Alice. three brothers Jack of Columbus. Wayne and Richard of Nelsonville. three sisters Lana Juanita Cindy Hamilton. father preceded him. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Johnson funeral home. Burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Virgil V. Hamilton, Jr
Clinton St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hamilton
Murray City
New Straitsville
Chauncey
Air Force
Alice
Jack
Columbus
Wayne
Richard
Lana
Juanita
Cindy Hamilton
Johnson Funeral Home
E. E. Leadingham
Green Lawn Cemetery
DAR Flag Committee Endorses Proper Display of U S Flag
Nelsonville DAR chapter reports on the national flag committee aims to increase proper display and respect for the flag. They cite Flag Code and stress saluting during the National Anthem and prohibiting other flags above the U S flag. Flag Day is June 14 marking the Stars and Stripes 1777 adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
U.S.A
Elizabeth Zane Dew
DAR
Mittee
U.S
Constitutional Congress
Philadelphia
California
United States
Ex Resident John Gathers Dies in Miami
John Gathers 41 former Nelsonville resident died Friday in Miami Florida where he had lived for several years He was born in Nelsonville attended Nelsonville High School and left with Charles Goden schwager in the 1941 draft A World War II veteran he was the son of the late Edward Gathers His mother Mrs Lizzie Gathers lives in District 29 He is survived by his widow Thelma a brother Wilbur of Columbus two sisters Mrs Elizabeth McQuaid of Columbus and Mrs Beatrice Hitchings of Nelsonville Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 pm at Johnson Funeral Home Rev John Lloyd Evans to officiate burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Friends may call after 8 pm Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Gathers
Miami
Fla
Nelsonville High School
Charles Godenschwager
Edward Gathers
Lizzie Gathers
District 29
Thelma
Wilbur
Columbus
Elizabeth McQuaid
Beatrice Hitchings
Johnson Funeral Home
John Lloyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Release List of Dismissals
Hospital notes list a series of patients with birthplaces and residences. Several individuals are marked as dismissed while others remain listed under Mount St Mary Hospital. Named entries include Elizabeth Miller Shaw William Foughty Glouster Barbara Hanson Millfield Bertha Nixon Deanville Randy Dale Garner Lancaster William Dickson Albany Nelsonville Cincinnati Logan Athens Murray City Murray City Logan Logan Athens Nelsonville Nelsonville Nelsonville New Lexington Jacksonville Buchtel Glouster New Straitsville Nelsonville Nelsonville Murray City and daughter Murray City Route 1 son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Miller
Shawnee
William Foughty
Glouster
Barbara Hanson
Millfield
Bertha Nixon
Deanville
Randy Dale Garner
Lancaster
William Dickson
Albany
Violet Call
Cincinnati
Robert Weaver
Logan
Shirley Wilson
Athens
Amarilla Morrison
Murray City
Jennie Collins
Paul Poling
Paul Goss
Charles Gerken
Constance McClain
Nelsonville
Margaret Tittle
Anna Chappelear
New Lexington
Cora Antle
Jacksonville
Helen Dupler
Buchtel
John Norris
George Jewitt
New Straitsville
Burl Stanley
Commencement exercises at Columbia Elementary School
Eighth Grade graduates at Columbia Elementary School recently held commencement events led by Robert B. Will of McArthur. Richard Jeffers was valedictorian and Lynn Ann Whittington salutatorian. other graduates included J. W. Burke Virginia Nell Turner Rita Kaye Teets Doris Hamon Shirley Hatfield Eloise Darst and Patricia Tolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Columbia
Robert B. Will
McArthur
Richard Jeffers
Lynn Ann Whittington
J. W. Burke
Virginia Nell Turner
Rita Kaye Teets
Doris Hamon
Shirley Hatfield
Eloise Darst
Patricia Tolly
Mrs Marjorie Brown Moves to Carpenter From Victorville
Mrs Marjorie Brown and her sons David and Frank Perry Jr recently relocated to Carpenter from Victorville Colorado. They plan to live in Libby Reeves owned houses. Recent visitors include Mrs Theresa Smith of Lancaster and several others from Athens Albany and Columbus. Westina Crabtree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brown
David
Frank Perry, Jr
Carpenter
Victorville
Colo
Libby Reeves
Libby Reves
Theresa Smith
Lancaster
Artie McPherson
Frank van Dyke
Myrtie A. Nichols
Athens
W. A. Throckmorton
Albany
Oley Winters
Carpenter Anniversary Celebrated in Syracuse
An open house marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carpenter in Syracuse. Guests included Mrs. Charles Sayre and Mrs. Early Roush, with other relatives visiting from West Virginia, Columbus, Antiquity, and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
Howard Carpenter
Syracuse
Charles Sayre
Early Roush
Dolly Wolf
Herbert Roush
Roger
Harold D. Roush
Carpenters
Herbert Sayre
West Virginia
Columbus
Frank Buck
Antiquity
Roy Buck
Earl Robinson
Raymond
South Carolina
Roger Weaver
Ross Norris
Tuppers Plains Rose Garden Club Meeting Recap
Officers for the year were elected at the Rose Garden Club meeting in Mrs. Ulah Swan's home. New president Mrs. Clarence Headley outlined plans for the flower show while lessons on planting were given by Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Arbaugh and Mrs. Headley. Blue ribbon for flower arrangements went to the hostess. Lois McCain and Neisel Weatherman won red and white ribbons. Recreation prizes went to Mrs. Hobart Shields, Mrs. R. R. Gray and Mrs. Howard Caldwell. Mrs. Weatherman took the traveling prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by co-hostess Mrs. L. L. Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Rose Garden Club
Ulah Swan
Clarence Headley
J. S. Davis
Norman McCain
John Arbaugh
Davis
Davis, Mrs. Arbaugh
Headley
Lois McCain
Neisel Weatherman
Hobart Shields
R. R. Gray
Howard Caldwell
Weatherman
L. L. Lyons
Three Drivers Convicted On Weekend DWI Charges
In Nelsonville court, Mayor Earl Hilleary presided over five DWI related convictions alongside fines for other offenses. Harold Hartman and Richard Fouty each faced $100 fines and three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Ralph Cox paid $20 plus costs for driving left of center, Larry Ray Mace $10 for unsafe operation, Harley Jeffery $10 for intoxication, Barry Brown $5 for parking ticket failure, and William Speelman $150 plus costs was jailed on a State Highway Patrol DWI charge under Logan Mayor Francis Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Harold Hartman
Athens
Richard Fouty
Deanville
Ralph Cox
Larry Ray Mace
Carbondale
Harley Jeffery
Barry Brown
William Speelman
Logan
Francis Myers
State Highway Patrol
Mrs Danford Dies Sunday in Trimble Family
Mrs Charles F Danford nee Mabel Morris daughter of Elza and Clara Morris of Glouster died Sunday at Mount St Mary hospital after long illness. Survived by husband two daughters Bernarda Burkan Slaterville Springs NY Dorothy Grueber Columbus four grandsons two brothers Earl Morris and Ernest Morris four sisters Ray Dulaney Miami FL Robert Gamwell Sr Glouster Harold Deis Columbus Joan Burke Columbus. Funeral was held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the family home Trimble conducted by Rev Gilbert Courtney. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 9 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles F. Danford
Mabel Morris
Elza
Clara Morris
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Dwight Burkan
Bernarda
Slaterville Springs
N. Y
Arnold Grueber
Dorothy
Columbus
Charles David Burkam
Robert Grueber
Danford
Danny) Grueber
Earl Morris
Ernest Morris
Dayton
Ray Dulaney
Miami
Fla
Robert Gamwell
Harold Deis
Joan Burke
Trimble
Gilbert Courtney
Maplewood Cemetery
Memorial Day Visitors Fill Meccum Home List
Glouster social notes report Memorial Day visitors at Mrs. Eliza Meccum’s home from Pontiac Michigan Canton Columbus Cleveland Dayton Jacksonville Hollister Nelsonville and Debra and Cherry. Names include Anderson Bee Chic Aquia Ralph Deem Bill Whaley Lawrence Bee Claude Vance Gordon Mary Bee Homer Mecum Rex Keller Carl Moody Gerald Kennard John Mecum and Andrew Williams and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Eliza Meccum
Anderson Bee
Chic Aquia
Robert
Andrew Bee
Ralph Deem
Pontiac
Michigan
Bill Whaley
Charles Deltz
Canton
Lawrence Bee
Claude Vance
Debra
Cherry
Kenneth Koch
Karen
Gordon
Mary Bee
Homer Mecum
George Bee, Jr
Columbus
Rex Keller
Cleveland
Carl Moody and
Birthday celebration for Mrs Esta Eaton at Portland Park
Mrs Esta Eaton was honored with a birthday gathering of her descendants at Portland Park. Attendees included Curtis and Harry Johnson families with children, plus relatives from Ravenswood Ravenswood, Mason City W Va and Charleston among others. Several families visited others in Wilkesville Huntington Cleveland Columbus and Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Esta Eaton
Portland Park
Curtis Johnson
Harry Johnson
Columbus
Roy Johnson
Carrol
Glenn Cartwright
Mason City
W. Va
J. P. Satter
Lottie Wilcoxen
Jack Wiltshire
Nancy
Huntington
Bob Wiltshire
Charles
St. Albans
Harry Wiltshire
Donald Wolfe
Janice
Salon Butcher
Cleveland
Wolfe
Emma Sargent
Verne Watterson
Vincent
Watterson
George Goldbertson
Lillian Gerber
New Brighton
Freda Bentz
Marilyn Rice
Connie Hendricks
Newport
Jenkins
Philadelphia
Pearl Martin
Charles Salser
Charleston
Sybil Miles
Wheeling
Charles Caldwell
Maude Bridgett
Pomeroy
Maurice Lott
Harry Pickens
Walter Stewart
Marietta
Chauncey Society Hosts Stork Shower For Virginia Scott
Mrs. Pearl Henry co hosted the event at Mrs. Richardson’s Mill Street home on May 31 honoring Virginia Scott. Guests included Helen Nicholson Arlene Lester Christine Brown Helen Courtney Macel Dunlevy Garnet Mullins Betty Boling and Julia Smith. Prizes were awarded for contests and refreshments served. Brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Marion Schoonover attended. Wilma Terrell, recently dismissed from Shelter Arms Hospital, is convalescing at her mother Elizabeth Ferrell’s home until she can return to Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pearl Henry
Virginia Scott
Richardson
Mill Street
Helen Nicholson
Arlene Lester
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
Macel Dunlevy
Garnet Mullins
Betty Boling
Julia Smith
Marion Schoonover
Wilma Terrell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elizabeth Ferrell
Glouster
Funeral Gatherings Highlight Swartz and Blackford Families
Mr and Mrs Arthur Swartz of Philo visited his sister Nellie Jordon and son Eldon and attended the funeral of Gerald Blackford. Attendees from afar included George and Eldon Scott of Columbus Albert Platt and children of Dayton and Ellen Blackford Addleman of New Jersey. Florence Grandstaff returned home after three weeks with her sons in Lansing Michigan. Sunday visitors at the Ferrell home were Elmer Ferrell of Athens and R K Benedum with son Jimmy of Parkersburg. G W Pickens of Baltimore spent the weekend with John Dunlevy. Harold Blackford also spent Sunday with his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Swartz
Philo
Ferrell
Elmer Ferrell
Athens
R. K. Benedum
Jimmy
Parkersburg
G. W. Pickens
Baltimore, Md
John Dunlevy
Harold Blackford
Nelsonville 4 H Club Formed For Girls Age 10 to 12
4 H'ers to form Nelsonville A 4 H Club for girls aged 10 to 12. Meeting Wednesday at 5 p.m. in Nelsonville High School home economics room. Advisors Mrs. Peggy McDonald and Mrs. Woodena Hanning. Girls and parents invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Peggy McDonald
Woodena Hanning
Martin Fined for Speeding in Logan Mayor's Court
Carl M. Martin, 36, Mount Perry, Ohio, was fined 20 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a speeding charge in the Logan mayor's court. The citation came from the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl M. Martin
Mount Perry
Ohio
Martin
Arrests and Fines Reported by Glouster Mayor
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Sr lists weekly arrests and fines. Clyde Singer of Glouster paid 113.80 for untaxed liquor and jail time. Clarence E Wollett of Columbus 108.80 and three days for driving while intoxicated. June Barrett no address 108.80 and three days for DWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams, Sr
Clyde Singer
Auxiliary To Meet Chauncey CHAUNCEY-Dover School Potluck
The UMWA Auxiliary will gather Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Chauncey Dover School for a potluck supper followed by a business meeting. Final convention plans will be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
UMWA
Chauncey - Dover School
Nelsonville Elks Plan Tuesday Lodge Meeting
The Nelsonville Elks will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the lodge rooms. An initiation of new members will also be observed at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elks
Roger Wolfe Wins at Glouster Teen Age Road-eo
Twelve local drivers competed at Glouster Park as Roger Wolfe won the boys division earning 25 dollars and a plaque from Standard Oil. James Blower and Kenneth Whaley rounded out the podium with 15 and 10 dollars. Judy Knoderer led girls with 25 dollars, followed by Janet Westfall and Jeanette Baker. Wolfe advances to Cleveland on June 22 for the state contest and potential national scholarship opportunities. Co sponsors included Ogg Motor Company, Ohio Trucking Association, Standard Oil, and Trimble Township Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Park
Roger Wolfe
Jonas Insurance Company
Standard Oil Company
James Blower
Kenneth Whaley
Judy Knoderer
Faires Trucking Company
Janet Westfall
Jeanette Baker
Wolfe
Cleveland
Ogg Motor Company
Roger Dean
Athens
Ohio Trucking Association
Trimble Township
Jaycees
Jacksonville Resident Dies at 81
Pearle Anderson Sr., 81, died at home in Jacksonville after a long career as a coal miner. He was survived by his wife Batie, two sons Pearle Jr. and John of Miamisburg, five daughters including Christine Myers and Ethel Sorrell, 18 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and a brother Charles of Glouster. Arrangements were being made by the Norvert v. Jout StA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pearle Anderson, Sr
Jacksonville
Batie
Pearle, Jr
John
Miamisburg
Christine Myers
West Carrollton
Ethel Sorrell
Marie Waymer
Evelyn Thomas
Ruth Bethel
Charles Anderson
Norvert v. Jout Sta Funeral Home
New Piles Cure Shown Without Surgery
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne creating shrinkage and pain relief for hemorrhoids without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and patient statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
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Gathers
Carl Coakley
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Pythian Sisters
Oak St
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Chauncey Society
Fasteeth
Ny Drug Counter
Ady
General Electric
Trousseau
Go Electric
Portable Appliance Department Electric Housewares and Radio Receiver Division
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Ralph Parks
Dale McDaniel
Chris Skinner
Glen Whaley
Robert Collins
Pat Bulstrom
Woody C. Watts
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