Trade Board Progress Report For Nelsonville Rotary Meeting
William Friedrich, governor of the Nelsonville Board of Trade, outlined progress since the board’s organization. He noted nine of 15 directors are Rotarians, a $1000 membership drive, a $1500 first year budget, and plans to attract new industry while supporting existing plants. He cited a $600,000 yearly payroll impact from new local employers, and announced a fireworks display for the opening of the municipal park on July 4. Guests included Ralph Helber of Logan and James Fry of New York.
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Nelsonville
William Friedrich
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Friedrich
Logan
Hocking Valley
Board of Trade
Ralph Helber
James Fry
New York
Parade of the Hills Committee Plans Meeting
Nelsonville residents will attend a general meeting of the Parade of the Hills committee Thursday at 7 p m in the city building. Clyde Byers directs that festival plans and committee chairmen updates will be discussed.
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Nelsonville
Clyde Byers
Officers to Meet Nelsonville Elks Tonight
Elks Lodge 543 officers are requested to meet in the Elks Hall tonight to discuss lodge affairs and upcoming events. The notice calls members to assemble promptly for the gathering.
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Nelsonville
Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Ever Ready Circle hosts June WSCS meeting at church
Nelsonville WSCS Ever Ready Circle met at 7:30 PM in the First Methodist Church dining room for a June gathering hosted by Mrs Doris Pergrin Mrs Reneva Pritchard and Mrs Pearl Williams. Members heard a devotional by Mrs Miller Wilson and slides by Mr and Mrs Ray Elliott.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Doris Pergrin
Reneva Pritchard
Pearl Williams
C. D. Duncan
Miller Wilson
F. M. Wentz
Ronald Riley
Carl Duskey
Adda Neikirk
Ray Elliott
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Meeting at 503 Poplar Street
The Cosmopolitan Club met Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Louise Pearce and Mrs Harry Ball as hostesses at 503 Poplar St. Wesley Hawk presided. Officers for 1955 56 were approved, Frances Stage and Pauline Knowlton joined, bake sale planned for July 7 in front of the Dew House on the Square.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Louise Pearce
Harry Ball
Chi Rho Junior High Group at Camp Christian
Seven members of the Chi Rho junior high group from the Christian Church vacation at Camp Christian near Magnetic Springs Ohio. They left Sunday at noon and return Saturday afternoon. Attendees include Linda Barrows Sandra Hall Lorita Kay Koker Kay Martin Timmy Riley Michele Shafer and John Withem. Mrs Garnet Withem serves as sponsor and Dr Herald Monroe of Cleveland is camp director.
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Chi Rho
The
Christian Church
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Linda Barrows
Sandra Hall
Lorita Kay Koker
Kay Martin
Timmy Riley
Michele Shafer
John Withem
Garnet Withem
Herald Monroe
Cleveland
Daughters of the American Revolution Close Season with Lunch
On June 14 at noon the Elizabeth Zane Dew chapel will close its 1955-56 season with a guest luncheon at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. John H. Pace of Columbus, state chairman of national defense, will speak.
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Elizabeth Zane Dew
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Presbyterian Church
John H. Pace
Columbus
National Defense
White Shrine sponsors rummage sale at Central School
The White Shrine sponsors a rummage sale at Central School this Saturday from 8 a.m. to unspecified closing time. People with items to donate should call Nelsonville 157 or Logan 53746 to arrange drop off or pickup.
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Nelsonville 157
Logan
Willing Workers Class to Meet for Oak Street Pot-Luck
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church meets at Mrs. Goldie Bryson’s Oak Street home on Thursday at noon for a pot-luck dinner with Mrs. Grace Lash assisting the hostess.
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The
Christian Church
Goldie Bryson
Oak St
Grace Lash
Local social notes from several area families
Poston Mr and Mrs Dean Davis of California recently visited Mrs Faye Brookhart and Mr and Mrs Edward Nagle. Ruth Brookhart of Pennsylvania visited Mr and Mrs Johnnie Brookhart. Paul Vamos Jr of Norfolk VA Naval Air Station visited at his home here. William MecColley of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Charles North. Many locals enjoyed a picnic at Old Man's Cave with Roy Azbell and friends. A wiener roast at Dewey Hunter's home drew George Smith Clarence Smith and other families. Youth Club met at the Scout Home for a wiener roast and plans a potluck and skating party. Mr and Mrs Earl Smathers hosted guests from Logan and Thornville and Micky Smathers returned home with Mr Manaway.
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Athens
Clarence Smith
Strouds Run
Melvin Walls
Lyn McCollister
Nelsonville
Charles Sharpe
Steve Cooper
Scout Home
Earl Smathers
Slyvester Frisinger
Logan
William McManaway
Lucille
Jimmy Kaye
Micky Smathers
Manaway
Clifford South
Thornville
Norva South
Susan South
Vacation Bible School Ends With Picnic Attendance
The Daily Vacation Bible School closed Saturday with a picnic. Twenty seven attendees, 57 total, 42 had perfect attendance and received prizes. The Golden Rule class met with A. F. Levane and Mr. and Mrs. Husley. 15 attended, games awarded prizes, pot luck lunch served.
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Long Bottom
Golden Rule
A. F. Levane
Charlies Husley
C. E. Myers
Otho Hamilton
Joint Elks Meet Slated in Nelsonville Logan event
A joint meeting of the Nelsonville and Logan Elks is set for Thursday night at the Elks Home to honor Flag Day. Columbus attorney Willard D. Campbell will speak at 8 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 64 members will participate. Stine Johnson, exalted ruler of the Logan Elks, will give the response. A dance follows at 9 p.m. with a buffet luncheon around 10:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Bible Schools Start Monday Morning in Nelsonville Area
Nelsonville area vacation Bible schools begin Monday June 18 in Kimberly Cornet Oak Grove and Carbon Hill. Miss Helen Chappie will supervise. Classes run daily 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. at public schools.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Area
Kimberly
Cornet
Oak Grove
Carbon Hill
Helen Chappie
Sugar gives energy better than other foods
Sugar provides more energy per penny than any other food option, according to the report.
Shortage of type O positive blood noted in Nelsonville
Nelsonville faces a critical shortage of O positive blood at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Pat Bateman, bloodmobile chairwoman, says Columbus bloodbank has none and nine donors were needed for three patients. The Red Cross will provide free transport for the June 19 visit at the health center from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a goal of 150 pints. Call 364 for appointments.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Pat Bateman
Columbus
Veteran Stoyton Taken to Dayton Veterans Hospital
Logan Charles Stoyton of Rockbridge, a two war veteran, was driven by ambulance Tuesday to Dayton Veterans Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
Charles Stoyton
Rockbridge
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Births and admissions at Mount St Mary Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Frank Stuffle bear of Carbon Hill a daughter and Mr and Mrs Charles Collins of Murray City a daughter. Also Mr and Mrs Ned Carter of Nelsonville a son. Admitted include Miss Jo Ann Tucker Nelsonville Route 2 and Mrs Linnie Norris Nelsonville Route 2 plus Miss Vicki Nice Union Furnace, Michael Mourn Nelsonville Route 1, Mrs Waltus Morris Hamden, Carl Fondale Junction City and Mrs Grace Ackison New Plymouth Route 1. Discharged are Miss Antionette Lanning Hebron Route 1 Andy Kollar Millfield Route 1 Mrs Mary Smith Nelsonville and James C Ellis Athens Route 2.
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Frank Stufflebear
Carbon Hill
Charles Collins
Murray City
Ned Carter
Nelsonville
Jo Ann Tucker
Linnie Norris
Vicki Nice
Union Furance
Michael Mourn
Waltus Morris
Hamden
Carl Fondale
Junction City
Grace Ackison
New Plymouth
Antionette Lanning
Hebron
Andy Kollar
Millfield
Mary Smith
James C. Ellis
Athens
Local visitantes named at Jacksonville gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoisington and grandson Lloyd hosted recent guests: their son Ralph M Hoisington of Zanesville and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Thomas McGrath and son Charles of McConnelsville. Also visiting were Mrs Harold Dickens of Millfield and Mrs Gladys Kempton and Mrs Kate Thyne of Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Charles Hoisington
Lloyd
Inlaw
Ralph M. Hoisington
Zanesville
Thomas McGrath
Charles
McConnelsville
Harold Dickens
Millfield
Gladys Kempton
Kate Thyne
Rees to Direct Methodist Choir in Nelsonville
James Rees, Nelsonville High School band instructor, will direct the First Methodist Church choir as substitute director for the next few weeks. The group will rehearse Thursday at 7 p.m. at their regular time.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
James Rees
Frigidaire’s Clever Ice Tray and Cold-Pantry Model 143
The ad touts Frigidaire refrigerators as top sellers and highlights an inverted ice tray that releases cubes into a sub zero storage bin. It also showcases the Cold-Pantry Model 143 with three shelves that roll out for a bird’s eye view and instant access to stored items.
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Freeda Ellison
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Justice of the Peace
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Methodist Choir
Nelsonville — Valley Temple
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
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Roger Sean Fayette
James H. Wilson
First National Bank
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