Nelsonville Becomes Centerstage for Sylvania Beam Feature
Ohio coal town Nelsonville gains fame via a four page Sylvania Beam spread by C H Bartlett. The piece highlights Lawrence Welk show plugs boosting the town, lists Hall of Fame members like C Stanley Mechem and Estes Crabtree, notes coal industry employment, the Veterans hospital dedication, and historical sites including Fort St cemetery and the Public Square.
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Lawrence Welk
Jackie Martin
Nelsonville
Nelsonville ‘‘Hall of Fame
Martin
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Cincinnati
Estel Crabtree
Daniel Nelson
Fort St
Sylvania
Glouster and UMW Auxiliaries Schedule Meetings
The Glouster Eagles Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Eagles Hall with Lucille Withem hosting the after meeting coffee hour. The UMW of A Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in K of P hall for a potluck lunch and games after the business meeting. Plans include attending the Chauncey convention on June 25.
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Eagles
Eagles Hall
Lucille Withem
UMW
Chauncey
Mayors Court Fines Levy In Glouster For Various Offenses
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Sr reports last week’s court fines. Pete Collins and George Kempton each $13.80 for intoxication. Christ Handley $10 for unsafe operation. Virgil Collins and Robert Collins each $63.80 for petty larceny and jailed for nonpayment. William A Johnson $33.80 for intoxication. Robert Roberts $33.80 for intoxication and profane language.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams, Sr
Pete Collins
George Kempton
Millfield
Christ Handley
Athens
Virgil Collins
Robert Collins
William A. Johnson
Newark
Robert Roberts
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Highlights Local Visits
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes details weekend guests visiting Vinton residents including Don Swick and Chester White, plus scattered travels from Columbus Akron and Hawaii. The list also mentions summer school attendees, hospital admissions, births and transfers among area towns like Vinton Gallipolis Nelsonville Glouster and Athens.
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Across Several Towns
Weekend visitors included Wesley Morrison and family from Dunbar West Virginia and Lee White and son from St Albans West Virginia staying with Ralph and May Ballard. Other guests were Darris Arnold from Rock Springs with Charles Bissell and Ernest Deeter family moves to the Roberts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darris Arnold
Rock Springs
Charles Bissell
Ernest Deeter
Columbus
Trimble Methodist WSCS Meeting Set at Petty Home
The WSCS of Trimble Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Erma Petty for its regular gathering and committee updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Trimble
Mrs O W Davis to Take Part in Central District Junior Club Panel
Mrs O W Davis of Nelsonville Route 3 will join a panel discussion at an institute and luncheon for all junior clubs in the Central District. The event is Tuesday at the Hebron Methodist Church in Hebron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
O. W. Davis
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Hebron Methodist Church
Hebron
Ohio
Weekend court fines and jail for intoxication and DWI
Nelsonville resident James Crabtree was fined $10 and costs for intoxication and sentenced to county jail on non payment. Logan Route 4 resident Larry Poling was fined $10 and costs for loud mufflers. Ray Davis of Carbondale was fined $100 and costs and given a three day jail sentence for driving while intoxicated. The article notes the first cathedral on the mainland of the Americas was erected in 1510 at Santa Maria de la Antigua in Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Arthur Kennedy
James Crabtree
Larry Poling
Logan
Americas
Santa Maria de la Antigua
Panama
Maurer’s sixteenth child a son named Red Grange
Nelsonville resident Jack Maurer announced with pride that Naomi Maurer had given birth to a nine pound one and half ounce boy after five daughters. The longtime athletics booster joked about naming the baby Red Grange as the town celebrated the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jack Maurer
Maurer
Nelsonville Athletic Assn
Naomi
Red Grange
Weekend chase ends in Nelsonville arrest and bond
Charles Martin of Kimberly was arrested by Chief Everett Hewlett on Chestnut Street for speeding. He led officers Tom McManis and Don Bumgardner on a high speed chase reaching 80 mph. Bond was set at 55 dollars with 20 more for unsafe operation. he must appear in Mayor's court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hewlett
Chestnut St
Tom McMannis
Don Bumgardner
Bristol RI Hassenreffer Museum Curates Indian Relics
In Bristol Rhode Island the Hassenreffer Museum of the American Indian holds a prize collection of Indian relics and curios. A hypothetical trip to the moon at 300 miles per hour would take 33 days by air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Rhode Island
Hassenreffer
Glouster Band Boosters Host Midweek Dance
The Glouster Band Boosters sponsor a Wednesday 7 30 p m dance at the high school auditorium. Music will be by records. Public invited. Soft drinks candy bars and chewing gum will be sold.
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Glouster
Glouster Band Boosters
Lafayette’s Grave Holds Virginia Earth From His Revolutionary Home
A small amount of earth from Virginia is placed in Lafayette’s grave, symbolizing the place where he lived during the American Revolution. The gesture connects the burial site to his wartime home and legacy.
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Lafayette
Virginia
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Preperation H with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Counties to Meet at Nelsonville TB Hospital
Tuberculosis control teams from seven Southeastern Ohio counties will convene June 19 at the new Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville. Dr. T A Gardner invites representatives from Monroe Perry Muskingum Morgan Noble Fairfield and Guernsey Counties to discuss regional control measures and set five year program goals. The gathering marks the first in a series of statewide studies by Ohio health and TB groups.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Southeast Ohio
T. A. Gardner
Ohio Department of Health
Monroe
Perry, Muskingum, Morgan, Noble, Fairfield and
Guernsey Counties
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Association
Anna Arnold Dies Sunday in New Marshfield Area
Anna May Arnold 75 died after a lengthy illness Sunday evening at her New Marshfield Route 1 home. She was born in Vinton County to Martin and Elizabeth Gabriel. Survived by husband Dexter a daughter Emma Buckley and two grandchildren. She helped found the Pythian Sisters in Carbondale and was a member of the New Marshfield Eastern Star. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Funeral Home incomplete.
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Nelsonville
Anna May Arnold
New Marshfield
Two Fined For Assault
Mayor Richard Carey reports fines from last week in his court. Raymond G. Headley of Parkersburg West Virginia was fined 25 dollars plus 4.80 cents costs for fishing without a non resident license. James Russell of Trimble was fined 25 dollars plus 8.80 dollars costs for assault and battery on his wife Martha and sentenced to 30 days in county jail. Carl Dunkle of Trimble was fined 50 dollars plus 8.80 dollars costs for assault and battery on his wife Ruth Anna, plus 90 days in county jail with 40 dollars suspended and jail time held for good behavior for one year.
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Glouster
Richard Carey
Trimble
Raymond G. Headley
Parkersburg
W. Va
B. F. Swartz
James Russell
Martha
Carl Dunkle
Ruth Anna
Bryson Family Weekend Visit Extends Across Grove City
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bryson and family of Grove City spent the weekend visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bryson.
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Roger Shenefield
Dayton
Tom Quickle
Vinton
Georgie Boyer
Larry
Gallipolis
Teddy Boyer
Cleveland
Darrell Petrie
Columbus
Anna Glenn
Nadene Petrie
Irene Petrie
Glouster
John M. Bryson
Grove City
John Dyer
E. K. Bryson
Mrs. Green Dies Sunday in Cincinnati Funeral
Mrs. Freda Mae Green 57, formerly of Tuppers Plains, died Sunday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. Survived by Rex Green husband Richard son Madge Mulligan Betty Timmers Ethel Arbaugh Emil Matlack Glenn Matlack and seven grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Tup pers Plains EUB Church burial Tup pers Plains Cemetery. Friends may call at White funeral home.
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Freda Mae Green
Tuppers Plains
Good Samaritan
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Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
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Patti Cavote
Dew Hotel
Max Bumgardner
Gladys Maccombs
Chuck Barrows
Hocking River
Fulton St
Danny Merz
Wiladene Kelzenberg
Pat Loudner
Imelda Smith
Jane Heintzelman
Wanda Anderson
Glouster Society
Ines
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Eugene Pauley
Charlestown
Robert Swain
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Harry Dodrill
Ray Dodrill
Goldin Johnson
Akron
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Cline Gerlach
John Stevens
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Ann
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Frank Markim
Charlotte
Anna Higgins
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Judy
Dale Lambert
Vinton Park
Hollis Wood
Elza Murrell
Shelba Ward
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Jean McCoy
Florence Brookman
Margaret Edminston
Ruby Courtright
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Rio Grande
G. E. Elliott
Henry Allison
Henry Courtright
Pinkerton
Charles Shultz
Tommy
Ed McGhee
Eddie Lambert
Lee Foster
Jessie Braley
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Bobbie Jewell
Allan Farley
Murray City
Martha Malone
Joan Simms
Ella Pierce
Walter Mechem
Tudy Deem
Ivan Tribe
Albany
Mary Dexter
Ella Rader
New Lexington
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Shawnee
Harry Breeze
Phay Love
Corning
Ted Carpenter
Stewart
Charlies Coffman
Herchel Blevins
Joan Mitchell
Carol Treadway
Elsie Cook
Bessie Cable Corning
Wavelene Pritchard
Clem Wade
Frost
White Cross Hospital
Dale Stover
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Buchtel
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Bashan
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Kimberly Man
Charles Martin
Kimberly
Mayor's Court
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South Mountain Park
Phoenix
Arizona
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Great Britain
Anna Arnold
Foster's
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W. Washington St
Pantie
M.L. White
Crers
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New Yorker
Kinneer Motors
East State Street
Athens, Ohio
Meigs Motor Company
North Second Avenue
Middleport
Pomeroy
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