Two Illegal Entry Cases Cleared in Record Time
Nelsonville police cleared two illegal entry cases at the Eagles Club on Washington Street and the Standard Oil bulk station on Myers Street in record time. Suspects Bobby Blacksten and Ray Dishong faced arraignment, with Blacksten confessing to multiple break ins and Dishong pleading guilty to illegal entry at the Eagles Club. Bond set at $1500 on each charge.
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Nelsonville — City
Eagles
W. Washington St
Myers St
Max Watkinburg
Jlatter
Bobby Blacksten
Valkinburg
Rumgarda Dishong
James
Cope
Fullerjis
Ray Dishong
Arthur Kennedy
Blackston
Dishong
Blackaten
Potice
Athens County
Blacksten
Nelsonville Social Notes and Weddings Bid in Town
Nelsonville social notes summarize DAR meeting on National Flag Day with a lawn picnic and tributes to deceased members, a church business session in Amesville, a University of Chicago wedding in champagne white silk, and community plans including picnics and family nights. Local residents Gene Connor and family visit from Hermit Texas appear in the Nelsonville Personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Ane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
A Amy Fisk
W. Columbus St
W. E. Siddle
Nancy Krieg
E. E. Bell
Baltimore
John HL Saltz
Rosa DeVore Weigand
Hazel Rosser iXriez
Parker S. Sniffen
Bertha Nixon
Belle Herrold
Bessie Stenhangen
Dean's Pills Advertises Kidney Relief in 1900s Style
An old advertisement urges relief from backache and kidney discomfort, claiming slow kidney function causes fatigue, headaches, and dizziness. It promotes Dean's Pills as a mild diuretic used for years, promising flushing of waste and quick relief to tired families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Fing
Dean
Murray Junior Players Clash With Jacksonville Trimble
Murray City faces Jacksonville Trimble in an American Legion baseball match at 5 30 pm at City Playground. Coach Harry Westfall leads Murray with Bill Sheskey coaching the J T group. Buchtel matches Brooks Shoe Friday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Murray
Mount St. Mary Hospital Birth and Discharge Notes
Mr and Mrs Wm E Sargent Logan report a daughter. Mr and Mrs George Cooke Union Furnace announce a son. Mr and Mrs Russell Allen Lucasville welcome a son. Linda Lou Feeback Haydenville listed as ADMPTS. John C Smith Chauncey noted. Kenneth Orwiler Nelsonville discharged. Gerald Robson Murray City discharged. Raymond Foughty Nelsonville discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Sargent
Logan
George Cooke
Union Furnace
Russell Allen
Lucasville
Linda Lou Feeback
Haydenville
John C. Smith
Chauncey
Kenneth Orwiler
Nelsonville
Gerald Robson
Murray City
Ais
Raymond Foughty
Officers To Be Named At Meeting Of UMW Local 3905
Nelsonville article notes Local 3905 United Mine Workers will elect officers for the ensuing year at Red Men’s Hall on West Washington Street at 1 30 p m. The meeting also plans to appoint a secretary and select a slate of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
Nelsonville
United Mine Workers of America
Red Men's Hall
W. Washington
Bryan Suffers Fatal Attack in Wellston
Leo J. Bryan, 55, of Butternut Ave died Tuesday at 5 pm en route to a hospital after a heart attack in Wellston on business. Survived by wife Al, daughter Bonita, and Bertha Bryan, all of Pomeroy. brother Clyde of Somerset. Former Pomeroy taxi operator and Rutland Methodist Church member. Services Friday at 2 pm at Ewing Funeral Home conducted by Don Seevers.
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Pomeroy
Leo J. Bryan
Butternut Ave
Bryan
Wellston
Ewing Funeral Home
Don Seevers
Mrs Greer Dies at 82 in Greer Community
Mrs Ma tilda B Greer aged 82 died at 2 am at her Greer Community home after a five week illness. Born June 4 1871 in Braxton County she lived here 25 years. Survived by husband G W Greer two sons O W Rollyson Gassaway and Okey E Rollyson Mantua Ohio four stepdaughters Sylvia Ott California Goldie Daugherty Christine Hudson Ethel Sheldon all Rixton. Crow funeral home handling arrangements with calls after 10 am Thursday.
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Point Pleasant
Matilda B. Greer
Greer
Braxton County
Alpheus McCoy
Jane
Ramsey McCoy
G. W. Greer
O. W. Rollyson
Gassaway
Okey E. Rollyson
Mantua
Ohio
Sylvia Ott
California
Goldie Daugherty
Christine Hudson
Ethel Sheldon
Rixton
Crow Funeral Home
Buchtel Man Dies at Work
Nelsonville Ohio Tuesday death reports Jonsh Price 41 of Buchtel on a Circleville school gym project by a Lancaster contractor. Survived by wife Hawes Price four children Marlene Virgie Patty Lou and Robert at home one sister Mrs Roy Graham Nelsonville five brothers Paul Columbus Bernard in the Armed Forces Oklahoma Homer William and Robert Dayton. Stout Funeral is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jonsh Price
Buchtel
Circleville
Lantcaster
Harlan and
Virgie Price
Bueatel
Hawes Price
Marlene Virgie
Patty Lou
Robert
Roy Graham
Paul
Columbus
Bernard
Oklahorma
Homer
William
Dayton
Stout Funeral Home
Admiral All-Stars Top Shawnee in Eight at Sundown Park
Nelsonville report says the Admiral All-Stars beat a Shawnee team 6-5 in eight innings at Sundown Park last night. The All-Stars now own a 12 of 13 record this season and host the Bremen Boosters at Sundown Park tonight at 8 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Admiral All-Stars
Sundown Park
All-Stars
Admirals
Bremen Boosters
Boosters
Bur Oak Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs May McDonald and granddaughter returned to Columbus after visiting sister Mrs Grace D Weaver who recently had surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital. Delores Moody of Columbus weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Dale Moody. Mr and Mrs Robert Davis and children of Canton visited Mr and Mrs Earl Davis. Mr and Mrs Harold Hartfield of Columbus visited Mrs Mae Hatfield and Mr and Mrs Lester Marshall of Fostoria. Mrs Grade D Weaver and Mrs Blanche Dennis and son Glenn visited Columbus.
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Burr Oak
May McDonald
Columbus
Grace D. Weaver
Lester Marshall
Fostoria
Grade D. Weaver
Blanche Dennis
Glenn
Vacation Bible School Opens at Nanolhouse
Kimberly Kemberly reports a Daily Vacation Bible School opening June 15 for two weeks from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. at the Nanolhouse with sessions on study, storytelling, songs, and crafts. Nearby residents Herchel Mosier Ann Martin and Gerty Christy visited relatives in Columbus and Carbondale. Earl Rutter visited Donald Kerns. Kerns, a U.S. Marine on leave in Nelsonville, left for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Giltreath
Carbondale
Ted
John Halt
George Seenes
Earl Rutter
Donald Kerns
U.S. Marines
Nelsonville
Mr. Kerns
Floyd Brown
Pomeroy Nurse Ruth Daniels Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Ruth Daniels registered nurse on the Holzer Hospital staff died at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati after being taken there for treatment. She resided on East Main Street in Pomeroy and was known in the local community.
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Pomeroy
Ruth. Daniels
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
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Peterson
Identity Sought in Columbus River Body Find
Authorities seek the identity of a woman estimated to be 20 to 25 years old whose body was recovered from the Scioto River about a mile from downtown Columbus. Police urge any information to aid identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembus
Scioto River
Columbus
Training Begins For Army Medical And Engineering Corps
A West Virginia man begins engineer training at Fort Belvoir Virginia arriving with Pvt. Thomas Gibbs son of Mrs Charles Gibbs Hartford to complete sixteen weeks of basic engineer training. Pvt. Robert L McClelland son of Mr and Mrs L McClelland Glouster Route 2 finished basic training at Camp Pickett Virginia with eight weeks of infantry and eight weeks of medical training.
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West Virginia
Army
Glouster
Engineer Replacement Training Center
Fort Belvoir
Thomas 8. Gibbs
Charles Gibbs
Hartford
Corps of Engineers
Robert L. McClelland
Past Matrons Association Meeting Held by Thea Chapter
Mrs. Ora Kittle Mrs. Glenna Reese and Mrs. Ella McDonald hosted the Past Matrons Association gathering of Thea Chapter Order of the Eastern Star on Friday. Members sat around a lace table with daisies in red green white and blue and pink candlelight. Readings followed by a flower contest won by Mrs. Estal Haskins. guest Mrs. Adeline Blower received a basket of peonage chiet gifts amid refreshments for numerous attendees.
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Glouster
Ora Kittle
Glenna Reese
Ella McDonald
Thea Chapter
Order of ,Eastern Star
Esta] Haskins
Adeline Blower
Hunior
Mary Camwell
Frances Thomas
Vernice Antle
Esta ‘Haskins
Org Kit
New Minister Assigned to Glauster Church in Lakeside District
The Rev. B. Lawrence of Hockland has been assigned by the Ohio Conference to the Glauster Methodist Church at Lakeside last week. He previously pastored the Jacksonville charge about 15 years ago and has served in Rockland and lracentiv communities.
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Louster
Lawrence of
Hockland
Glauster Methodist Church
Ohio
Lakeside
Tacksonville
Rockland
Lracentiv
Glouster Church Welcome To Rev John Devol
The Glouster church and its congregation renews arrangements for Rev John Devol after the Cofer family of Lawrence and others signed to Williamsport. Officials and church members hope for another year with a land and salary crease. Nearby, Greenbrier Military School band director Mr Hill is noted. MEETING FRIDAY GLOUSTER The Nineveh Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grands club meets Friday at 7 30 p m in Mrs Julius Bratka home. all Rebekahs invited.
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J. A. Lo
Matthews
Richard J. Matthews
Richmond Lills
N.Y
Long
Charles Hagan
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Coret Rylaarsdam
Calvin DeVries
Hazel Quinney
Mel Goldman
Lake Barlow
Mich
Galesburg
Knox College
John Devol
Frank Cofer
Lawrence
Portsmouth
Williamsport
Willard Mason
Charles Hill
Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Julius Bratka
Rebekahs
Kiwanis Picnic Hosts Family Gathering in Glouster
Fifty six Kiwanis members and guests gathered at Memorial Park for a pot luck picnic. The event included a junior baseball registration notice and practice meeting, with additional registrants added. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Aldren and many families and children.
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Glouster
Memorial Park
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Aldren
Larry
Carolyn
Ray White
B. R. Angle
L. E. Richardson
Geoffrey
Gregg Brunton
Dan Kovach
Gene Miller
Richard Guinther
Barbara
Jane
Joe Williams
Karen
Hugh Billingsly
Mike
Connie
Roger Kittle
Helen
Dan Teaster
Donnie
Timmie
Harold Rose
L. G. DeLong
Norma Powers
Richard Batty
Steve
Norbert Johnston
Carl Bradley
Peggy
Susan
Bobby
George H. Campbell
Enlon Grubbs
Gon David
Robert Smith
Children’s Day Observed at GLOUSTER Jacksonville Methodist Church
Springfield area notes show the Jacksonville Methodist Church decorated for Children’s Day with spring flowers. Mrs Walineta Exenkamper led the program, Ann Williams read responsively, and Lisa Oskey offered the prayer. Carol Dunlevy welcomed, Ann Conaway recited, four girls with roses performed a dialog. Inez Kempton played clarinet, Linda Lee Exenkamper piano, with recitations by Jane Bernard and Marie Dunnevy. Closing prayer by Mary Ann Conaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bernard
Marie Dunnevy
Mary Ann Conaway
Class Hears Six Readings At Methodist Church
GLOUSTER The Willing Workers Class met in the social rooms of the Methodist Church Friday evening with president Mrs. Etta Leadbetter presiding. Readings were given by Mrs. E M Blower Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon Mrs Esta Gardner Mrs Hulda Swart and Mrs Edna Embrey. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs William Leadbetter and others for the members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
Etta Leadbetter
Elizabeth Gordon
E. M. Blower
Esta Gardner
Hulda Swart
Poppa Champ
Edna Embrey
William Leadbetter
Bat] Oliver
Margaret
Hemsley
B .Smith
Goldie Willis
C. A. Bingman
Margaret ,Hem
Nelsonville Library Summer Reading Club Starts Thursday
The Nelsonville Public Library will start its annual summer reading club this Thursday at 1 p.m. All fourth to sixth graders are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served and officers will be elected as plans for the coming year are made. The library opens at 1 p.m. and closes at 3 30 p.m. on Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
K of P To Consider Proposed Amendment
Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias will meet at 7 30 p m in the K of P Hall. C Roy Tomlinson secretary announces a second reading of a proposed amendment to raise lodge dues due to added per capita taxes from the supreme and grand lodges of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Minersville Visit Guests From Monroe Street
Mr and Mrs Wes ley Sheren of Monroe Street visited Minersville for the weekend as guests of Mrs Linnie Southard Rummel. Mrs Sheren is an old Jacksonville school mate of Clara Kempton Hartley, nee Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Glouster
Wesley Sheren
Monroe St
Linnie
Southard) Rummel
Jacksonville
Sheren
Clara Kempton Hartley
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C. D. Dunncan
Fayette St
Miss Long Is
Iti Psi
Athens
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Women's Society of Christ
Theithe First Methodist Church
Amesville
Harry
Ball
Helen Ia Washburn
Nancy Hoskins
Betty Crawford
Edith Foster
Mancy Wolfe
Shirley Crothers
Jane Raine
Nancy Wolfe
Margie Hall
The
Christian Church
Hallie Moore
Christian Woman's
Mount St. Mary
Pial Guild
Lillian Barber
Gene Connor
Bonnie Jean
Hermit
Texas
Mr. Connor
Emma Connor
Glouster, Ohio
Cookson Clothing
Dad
Public Square
J-T
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mrs. Greer
Kimberly
Eis
Pam
Battle
Gibbs
K of P
Hema Wonder
Gauaner
Dons
Bellans
Bell-ana
Orangeburg
Beltane
Audrey's Gift Shop
Franklin St
Tonite
Thursday Randolph Scott
Robert Mitchum
Ella Raines
Barry Fitzgerald
James H. Wilson
Firet National Bank
Frigidaire
Jonathan Logan
Colorfast
Sharif
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