Education To Be Topic Of Discussion Creek Valley Council
Creek Valley Council announces a Saturday to Sunday water conference in Columbus on worker education. The CIO chaired event will cover plans and methods for union education programs in communities. Participants include Thomas Dixon, Giouster Kt, 48 member Local No. UM, Chauncey, and Harry Hewett.
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CIO
Conneil
Howtins
Con! Cio
Hoskina
Southern Hotel
Ted F. Silvey
Columbus
State Council
He Eal
Tent Meeting Closes Sunday at Nelsonville
A two week tent meeting at the Baird Lot Canal Street in Nelsonville nears its end with nightly services at 7 30. Sunday features include a 2 30 afternoon gathering and baptismal rites by the river under Evangelist Rev D Snow. Sunday morning services are at Chestnut Street Church with Sunday School at 9 20 and worship at 10 30 led by Rev D E Snow.
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Nelsonville
Baird Lot
Canal St
Nutround
D. i Snow
Witl
Rairo
Nelsonville Church Services and Social Event
Nelsonville church services listed for Sunday at Latter Day Saints Church on Jackson Street. Church School at 9 30, preaching at 10 45, study class at 6 20, evening preaching at 7 30. Prayer services Wednesday. Old fashioned ice cream social sponsored by the Race Society of the Presbyterian Church on the church lawn Saturday at 7 30, rain date in social rooms.
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Nelsonville
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
Harp
Ors
Race Society
Presearan
Nelsonville Tei Pal Sorority Dinner Marks Sixth Year
Nelsonville notes report thirty three Tei Pal Sorority members gathered at the White House Inn Logan for a formal dinner celebrating the sorority’s sixth anniversary. Wilma Gardner led toast duties with Ruth Butt assuming presidency later. Lillian Huddy and Mrs. Gardner performed songs and a chorus sang. New officers listed include Ruth Butt president Helen Stewart vice president Rachel Inman secretary Catherine Woile treasurer. Separate entries note Mrs Frank Freer and Mrs J H McKiddie hosting the Wednesday Bridge Club, and Rose Marie Hut’s birthday tea with many gifts and attendees. Also brief personals cover several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Barnsdall Oklahoma, Armarilla, Columbus and Washington, D.C.
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Nelsonville
White House
Eathier
Iing
Wilma Gardner
Ruth Button Jackson
Mee
Lillian Huddy
Ruth Butt
Helen” Stewart
Rachel¢ Inman
Catherine 4 Woile
Four Autos Robbed in Nelsonville Sleuths Report
Four Nelsonville cars were pilfered Wednesday night as sneak thieves struck parked vehicles near owners' homes. Dr J Le Webby’s unlocked car on Fort Street lost three leather cases including medical supplies and instruments. Carl Kastner’s car near Poplar Street was missing a woolen jacket, and Charles Pensyle’s car at the DeSteigner Chestnut intersection reported gloves missing. C B Whitmore’s car beside the Pensyle vehicle was robbed but nothing reported missing. TO HOLY PARTY: G A Club to host benefit party in LOC Mall Saturday at 8 o'clock.
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Selsonville
J. le Webby
Fort St
Carl Kastner Pareed
Poplar St
DeSteigner
Chest 1
Sts
C. B. Whitmore
Penayl
Nelsonville
G. A. Club
Loc
Mall
Arthur Knight Buried Today At Delaware
Funeral services for Arthur D. Knight age 72 former Nelsonville resident were held at Delaware. He died at his farm home near Delaware on Wednesday. Knight was born near Chester and moved to Nelsonville over 40 years ago where he ran the Franke Minner livery stable on West Columbus Street. He later started a similar business on Fayette Street and sold to Dana Windon, then became involved in coal mining with partners including the Tate Jack Linx and Oscar Aumiller. After retirement he bought a farm near Delaware. He is survived by his wife step-daughter of James Standall two sons Robert Carl and William one daughter two brothers Bert and Ernest and a sister Mrs Smith of Pomeroy.
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Nelsonville
Delaware
Arthur D. Knight
Knight
Pomeroy
Chester
Franke Minner
W. Columbus St
Fayette St
Dana Windon
Tate Jack Linx
Carbon Hill
Oscar Aumiller
New Straitsville
James Standall
Robert
Carl F
Wiliam
Bert
Ernest
Mrs. Smith
Fathers Day Services Elucidate Nelsonville Church Events
Nelsonville Church of Christ invites all fathers and nonmembers to a 9 30 Men s Class and 10 30 service with a rose request. Pastor Charles A Freer preaches The Neglected Fathers and the church joins a 1 90 union service at the Methodist Church. A benefit party by the Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A is set for June 15 at the Buchtel Opera House. Daughters of America sponsor a Friday benefit at the T O O F Hall at 8. Rumbe Grange plans a regular reunion with a birthday celebration and a lecturer program featuring a strawberry teva.
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D.of A
Beneftt
Nelsonville
the Daughters of America
Nelsonsville
Nelsonvill
Nelsonville Church of Christ
Charles A. Freer
Mr. Freer
Buchtel—Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Buchtel Opera’ House
Nelsonville Daughters of America
Rumble Grange
Trimble Grange
Plana
Two Admit Taking Auto Tires and Wheels
Tony Mc Knight and Arthur Evens of Nelsonville were arrested by Police Chief George Bateman and charged with removing two wheels and tires from Eugene Campbell’s car near Myers Crossing Sunday night. Both pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor C. G. Dew, receiving $100 fines, costs, and 90 days in jail. Campbell reported the theft, which led to tires being found on a car owned by William Dixon near Gore. Dixon faces an additional charge and is to be arraigned.
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Nelsonville
Tony McKnight
Arthur Evens
George Bateman
Eugene Campbell
C. G. Dew
Campbell
Resto Place
Myers Crossing
Chief Bateman
William Dixon
Gore
Hocking County
McKnight
Evans
Bateman
Earl Green
Chestnut St
Greendale-Gore
Dixon
Piano Pupils Recital Moves to Methodist Church
Nelsonville notes a piano recital for Mrs Ralph Parks pupils tonight at 7 00 moved from Presbyterian to Methodist Church. list includes Elvira Thompson Patty Lou Hall Emily Whitmore Anne Preston Rita Powell Anne Brush Rosemary Coleman Naomi Ogg Kathryn Johnson Betty Jo Whit latch Doris Warren Virgena Dabritz Betty Anderson and others. 8 15 program adds ensemble vocal numbers and soprano Jean Allen with Chas Poston. performers Marion Call Thelma Awe Martha Pergrin Nancy Whittmore Edith Cook Ada Jean Raine Betty Hankison Margaret Warren Jessie Pergrin Ruth Raine plus assistants Emily Sharp Elizabeth Shafer Kathryn Barron Imogene Sayre Mary Kate Sharp Louise Lowden. Refreshments at Colonial for pupils and assistants. public invited.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Parks
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Elvira Thompson
Patty Lou Hall
Emily Janne Whitmore
Elizsabeth Shafer
Kathryn Barron
Imogene Sayre
Mary ‘Kate Sharp
Louise Lowden
The
Colonial
Nazarene Church Moves to Gospel Barn in Nelsonville
The Church of the Nazarene relocates from W Washington St to the Tedrow barn on Adams St. The new home, named Gospel Barn, hosts Sunday services at 10:30 with Sunday School at 9:30 and prayer at 7:30 Wednesday. Public invited.
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Nelsonville
Church of the Nazarene
Churen
Eagles Open Home Sked on Sunday
NELSONVILLE The Eagles baseball club will play its first home game of the season Sunday June 16 at the City Playground. They have played four road games this year in Zanesville Cambridge The Plains and Chillicothe, splitting two wins and two losses. The Eagles, coming off last year’s 15 straight wins, will face the Columbus Cycles managed by Lou Wright. The visitors hold five wins and one loss this season. The drum and bass corps will perform at the opening home game and manager Ward Phillips says several new faces appear in the Eagle lineup. John Brown returns as assistant manager and Dewey Whyte is business manager.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Zanesville
Cambridge
Plains
Chillicothe
Columbus
Lou Wright
Ward Phillips
Eagle
John Brown
Dewey Whyte
Twilight League battle as Buechtel shuts out Buffalo
Buechtel team dominates Buffalo Club in a Twilight League game with Jones pitching a complete game. Finn ends slump by going three for three. Tonight Brooks Shoes faces Carbon Hall, renewing a tied match from May 1.
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NewsUvntue
Buehteleam
Buffalo Club
Jones
Buechtel
C. Finn
Brooks Shoes
Carbon Hall
Collins
Stubbe
Phillips
If Woodson
Finn
Rica Bis
Fathers Are To Be Specially Honored at Pilgrim Church
Nelsonville observance of Father’s Day will take place Sunday at Pilgrim Church Chestnut Street. Rev B A Shwe, the teacher, will give a gift to the elder father with the most children present as large attendance is expected.
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Nelsonville
Pilgrim Church
Chestnut St
Rev. B.ashwe
TON JON credited with easing long illness for Edna Horney
Mrs Edna Horney of 6 fast Temple St Washington Gi says TON JON relieved her stomach bloating burning throat and mouth after meals eased cramps heartburn and constipation improved liver function reduced high blood pressure dizziness headaches and nervousness and stopped night-time kidney pains, calling it a real pleasure to amend TON JON. Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville Ohio endorses the remedy.
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Edna Horney
Temple St
Ife
Washington
Goa
Fecom
GEM Pharmacy
K. of P. Bldg
Nelsonvill
Ohio
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