Doolittle Dies in Carbondale Former Mine Manager
Melvin H. Doolittle 85 longtime Carbondale resident died at home. From 1897 to about 1934 he was general manager of Carbondale Coal Co. He fostered reforestation and helped erect monuments to Union soldiers and local heroes. Survived by wife Frances and three children. services Thursday at Carbondale Methodist Church.
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M. H. Doolittle
Carbondale
Nelsonville
Melvin H. Doolittle
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Carbondale Coal Co
Carbondale Forest
Mr. Doolittle
Grafton
W. Va
Willett A. Doolittle
Clifton
Conoco Coal Co
Camden
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Doolittle
Col
Richard Enderlin
Chillicothe
Vacation Schools Open on June 16
Nelsonville community sponsors annual Vacation Schools run by the Nelsonville Ministerial Association. Parallel sessions will be held in East and Central School buildings from June 16 for two weeks. A conference for helpers is set for Thursday at 7 pm at the Presbyterian Church with leaders Dr. C. W. Pinder and Miss Blanche Riley from Marietta.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Pinder
Blanche Riley
Marietta
Virgil Nelson Dies at 56 in Rutland
Virgil Nelson 56 of Beech Grove near Rutland died at 2 a.m. in Mason Clinic from a cerebral hemorrhage after an emergency call Sunday night. Survived by wife Lena son Willard mother Mrs Cordelia Trowbridge two brothers Oscar and Emory Nelson. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Midway Church near Dexter with burial in Robinson Cemetery. calling hours at Chase Funeral Home, Rutland.
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Rutland
Virgil Nelson
Beech Grove
Mason Clinic
Lena
Willard
Cordelia
Trowbridge
Chesapeake
Ohio
Oscar
Emory Nelson
Huntington
Midway Church
Dexter
Robinson Cemetery
Chase Funeral Home
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital are Mrs. Frank Erdy of Millfield Route, Mrs. Fred Volmer of Haydenville, Morgan Claytor of Buchtel, and William Maccombs of Nelsonville. Discharged are Mrs. Paul Stump of Carbondale and her son, and Mrs. Dorothy McAfee of Nelsonville.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Frank Erdy
Millfield
Fred Volmer
Haydenville
Morgan Claytor
Buchtel
William Maccombs
Nelsonville
Paul Stump
Carbondale
Vacation Bible Class Opens June 9 In Nelsonville
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Jackson Street announces a Vacation Bible School from June 9 to June 20. The theme is Stepping Stones to Zion with music story periods drama and handiwork for ages 4 to 15. All children are invited.
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Nelsonville
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
Zion
Driver Fined After Pleading Guilty in Glouster Court
George W. Duncan of Glouster Route 2 pleaded guilty at arraignment in Mayor Paul Galvin's court. He was fined $10 and costs for driving to the left of the center line as charged by the State Highway Patrol.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
George W. Duncan
Glouster
Paul Galvin
Rummage Sale Planned by Nelsonville Club Members
Nelsonville members of the Business and Professional Women's Club announce a rummage sale Saturday from 8 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the Little Valley Coal office on W Columbus St. Donors are asked to bring items Friday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Little Valley
W. Columbus St
Nelsonville man reports hit and run crash on Canal Street
Charles J. Wolfe of near Nelsonville reported a hit and run crash on Canal Street in Nelsonville Monday around 9 10 p m while driving west. A second car sideswiped his vehicle and fled the scene.
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Nelsonville
Canal St
Charles J. Wolfe
Mayoral Court Receipts Total $1485 In May
Nelsonville city council reports Mayor Paul Galvin collected 1485.90 in May for fines costs and licenses. City share 839.70 allocated to General fund 464.20 auto tax 315.50 license 20 recreation 40 State received 315.50, half of state highway patrol fines. Other costs: Mayor 296.10 Chief of Police 12 Sheriff 2.60 county 20.
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Nelsonville
Paul Galvin
State of Ohio
Athens County
Nelsonville Social Notes Young Matrons To Meet
The Young Matron’s group of the Christian Church will meet Thursday at 5 30 p m at the church Transportation will be arranged for members and their families to attend a picnic supper at Mrs Wanda Gulley’s home WSCS met Monday evening at the First Methodist Church with Mrs Gilbert Weiss in charge and Mrs C D Duncan at the piano The program Children’s Work Around the World was presented by Mrs L C Gray with devotions assisted by several members The chorus performed two selections Announcements included officers’ training in McArthur June 18 and a Lancaster Campground school July 13 18 Two guests were present Mrs Mayme McNerney Feigley and Mrs Wm King
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The
Christian Church
Wanda Gulley
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Gilbert Weiss
C. D. Duncan
L. C. Gray
Clarence Butts
Wilmena Mender
Adda Neikirk
W. W. Warren
Irma Wilson
Herbiet Leyshon
Charles Powers
Louise Pearce
McArthur
Lancaster Campground
York Grange 2436 Pie Social at Grange Hall
York Grange 2436 hosts a pie social at the Grange Hall in connection with a meeting scheduled Friday evening at 8 p m. The event pairs community gathering with the group’s regular meeting in York.
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York Grange
Grange Hall
Loyal Workers Class Meeting At Methodist Church
The Loyal Workers Class of the First Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Mayme Wallace on Myers Street. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Margaret Riley and Mrs Stella Betts. Mrs Bessie Warehime will be program leader.
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First Methodist Church
Mayme Wallace
Myers St
Margaret Riley
Stella Betts
Bessie Warehime
Pandorian Club Meeting At Mrs Lawson Home
Mrs William Lawson will host Pandorian Club members Thursday at 2 30 P M at the home of Mrs B W Lawson on West Washington Street.
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William Lawson
Pandorian Club
B. W. Lawson
W. Washington St
Cincinnati visitors return after Memorial Day week
Mrs. Floyd Sherrick and daughter Sandra return to Cincinnati after a week's visit with Mrs. Ethel Beverage and her son Guy Beverage. Other guests at the Beverage home on Memorial Day include Miss Ella Dezso, Mr. Phillips of Columbus, Bob Dezso of Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy VanMeter of Louisville, Ky.
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Floyd Sherrick
Margie Dezso
Sandra
Cincinnati
Ethel Beverage
Guy Beverage
Beverage
Ella Dezso
Phillips
Columbus
Bob Dezso
Akron
Roy VanMeter
Lucille Smith
Louisville
Vorys Pleads Guilty On Stop Sign Charge In Nelsonville
George W. Vorys of Lancaster pleaded guilty in Mayor Paul Galvin s court on Tuesday for failing to observe a stop sign. He was fined 19 dollars and costs with arraignment set for later.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
George W. Vorys
Lancaster
Paul Galvin
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K. T. Crossen
James Gabriel
Crossen
France
Masonic Lodge
New Marshfield
Misa Frances M. Taylor
Grace Smith
Logan
Leola Frisby
Leroy M. Doolitle
Carbondale Methodist Church
William Brown
Carroll Chesser
Asbury Cemetery
James H. Wilson
First National Bank
Oho
Tel
Atta
Joe Parks
Sears and
SAVE
Homart
Sears
Bath Ensemble
China
Sears Roebuck & Co
Kenmore Gas
Kenmore Irower
Kenmore
Harmony House
Silvertone
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