Street Workers Start West Columbus Brick Removal
Nelsonville city crews under Street Commissioner Ed Dewhurst begin removing brick on West Columbus Street from Cable's Alley to the Public Square. Bricks will be cleaned and laid on a sand cushion as the thoroughfare is prepped for leveling. The street is reported in poor condition. The King's Men plan a Friday night prayer meeting at John Windle’s home on Madison Street with E. W. Acton leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ftreet
Ed Dewhurst
West Colmbus Street
Cable's Alley
King's Men
John Windle
Madison Street
E. W. Acton
Triangle No. 2436 Grange Meets at Oak Grove School
Nelsonville June 19. Triangle No. 2436 will hold a regular meeting Friday evening June 21 at 8 o'clock at the Oak Grove School house. All candidates for membership are urged to attend for work in first second third and fourth degrees.
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Nelsonville
Oak Grove
Surprise Party Honors Two Ladies From Bible Class
The Ladies' Bible Student Sunday School class hosted a birthday surprise for Mrs. Thomas Jivans and Mrs. Nelson Skiner at the former's country home on Thursday evening. A large group attended the party with games music songs and stunts plus served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jivans
Nelson Skiner
Frank Allen
Clarence Matheny
Jennie Patton
William Auchaner
George Cedars
John Gastin
Roy Gastin
Lester McClandish
Arthur Todd
Homer Carter
James Herley
Harry Locke
Morris Vollmer
Pert Tucker
Elvira Thompson
Arnold Thomas
Nellie
Alice Allen
Nora Skiner
Cathryn Todd
Helen Evans
Local Residents Entertain Guests Across Counties
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Campbell hosted their niece Mrs. Lena Powers of Athens on Sunday. Harry Hinman of Athens traveled here for his uncle Charles Is illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Saltz entertained Mrs. Belle Goodwin of New Castle Indiana. George Winters of Dundas and Miss Flo Hutchins visiting mother Mrs. W. L. Hutchins. Miss Sigrid Tove visiting sister Mrs. Eyton Smith in Columbus. The Wraiths of Zanesville and Margaret Clark returned from Handley West Virginia due to Mrs. Bessie Wraith’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allen and William Gray were Columbus visitors. Mrs. Flmira Swain A J Skiner and daughter Nona Miss Maxine Todd Haydenville Mrs. James Campbell Chauncey and Luther Skiner Jackson Michigan spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans.
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John Saltz
Belle Goodwin
New Castle
Indiana
George Winters
Dundas
Flo Hutchins
Columbus
W. L. Hutchins
Sigrid Tove
Eyton Smith
George Wraith
Zanesville
Margaret Clark
Handley
W. Va
Bessie Wraith
Glen Allen
William Gray
Flmira Swain
A. J. Skiner
Nona
Maxine Todd
Haydenville
James Campbell
Chauncey
Luther Skiner
Jackson, Mich
Thomas Evans
Mrs. C H Bartlett Handles Classified Ads for Messenger
Nelsonville announces Mrs. C H Bartlett will take classified advertisements for the Messenger by phone at 412 W. Source notes her handling duties and contact method.
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C. H. Bartlett
The
Messenger
Rotary Club Hears Boys Work Report in Nelsonville
The Boys' Work Committee H F Mechem Lloyd Evans and Donald Shafer reported Rotary Club progress toward Boy Scout support in Nelsonville with two active troops and recent camp attendance. William Morgan president elect attended Dallas Rotary International and Mexico City railroad executives conferences and will lead the club starting July 3.
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Nelsonville
H. F. Mechem
Lloyd Evans
Donald Shafer
Rotary Club
Boy Scout Movement
Cawthorne
Old Man's Cave
Laike Chute
Muskingum River
William Morgan
Rotary International
Dallas
Morgan
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
Mexico City
Stratton Motors Challengers Triumph 4 to 3 over Buckeyes
Stratton Motors Challengers edged Buckeyes 4 to 3 in Twilight League action at Nelsonville. Dileher and Linton powered the winners with strong pitching and early offense, while P Woodson drove in two Buckeye runs.
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Stratton Motors
Buckeye
Green
Buckeyes
Dileher
Bigheyes
P. Woodson
E. Sharp
Longley
West
Tucker
Linton
Greene and
Lewis
Dinner Hosts Honor Guests From New Marshfield
Mr. and Mrs. Loren North entertained as hosts at dinner Tuesday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawk and daughter Mary Lou, Mrs. J Collins, and Mrs. Rudolph Steinmeyer and daughter Donna of New Marshfield.
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Loren North
Harry Hawk
Mary Lou
J. Collins
Rudolph Steinmeyer
Donna
New Marshfield
Birthday Dinner Honors Ervin Family in Columbus Area
A Sunday birthday dinner at 894 Walnut Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ervin honored Mrs. Ervin and her daughter Mrs. Lynn Chapman of Columbus. Attendees included Miss Esther Ervin of Marion Ruth Mary Ellen Norman Ervin Boyd Roscoe Colmbus Martha Cooley and Norman Ervin.
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C. CC. Ervin
Walnut Street
Ervin
Lynn Chapman
Columbus
Esther Ervin
Marion
Ruth
Mary Ellen
Boyd Rosco Ec
Colmbus
Norman Ervin
Martha Cooley
DIES TUESDAY AT HOME HERE
Leona Stufflebean of Nelsonville died Tuesday afternoon at the Edington home on East Washington Street after a six week illness. She lived with the Sheppard family for over 80 years and was active in the Presbyterian Church and the American Legion Auxiliary. Her brother Eugene Stufflebean was killed in France in World War II. She leaves three sisters: Mrs. William Kelley Columbus, Mrs. William O Harrow and Mrs. William Smith Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Leona Stufflebean
Harry Edington
Washington Street
Maria Sheppard
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
American Legion Auxiliary
Eugene Stufflehean
France
William Kelley
Columbus
William O'Harrow
William Smith
Local social notes from New Straitsville area
Sunday visits and family gatherings are listed for Wil loughby and nearby towns. Names include Grace Shunkwiter, Charles and Annie Dyson, Esther Cook, Dorothy Davis, and Mrs. C F Hutchins with relatives in Blaine Alquippa and Nelsonville. The Missionary Sunday School plans a rally at month end and church services continue weekly on the Wye.
Fiske Wins Coal Contract For Municipal Utilities
Ed Fiske, local coal operator, won the bid to furnish run of mine coal to Nelsonville’s electric light and water works at 1.78 per ton. Bidders included John Bowers 1.74 Frank Minner 1.75 and Ernest Cook 1.78. The city expects a 7 cent per ton rise in coal costs. last year Frank Minner held the contract at 1.63 per ton. Approximate monthly consumption is 3,000 tons by local utilities.
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Nelsonville
Ed Fiske
Municiple Electric Light and Water Works
City Board of Control
Flake
John Bowers
Frank Minner
Nelsonville Elks delegates to national convention
Mayor J Eberle and Oral Daugherty will motor to Los Angeles for the Elks national convention starting in July. Mavor Eberle will be accompanied by Mrs. Eberle and Miss Virginia Low, away about one month. Squire H M De Donley will act as mayor and conduct police court in his absence.
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Nelsonville
Jane
J. Eberle
Oral Daugherty
Los Angeles
Cal
Mavor Fiberle
Nelsonville Lodge of Elks
Eberle
Virginia Low
Squire
Be Donley
Faithful Martha Sunday School Class Meets in Madison Street Home
The Faithful Martha Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met Monday evening at Mrs. Rose Cook's Madison Street home with hostesses Mrs. T. J. Davis Mrs. Cromac and Mrs. Bawelle. A business session followed by social hour featured readings and games. The group received a gift box of garments from former member Mrs. Charles Davis of Washington D. C. Refreshments served to 18 members and three guests including Mrs. Wesley Hawk of Logan.
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Martha
Methodist Church
Rose Cook
Madison Street
T. J. Davis
Cromac
Bawelle
Miller
Whitlatch
Charles Davis
Washington, D
Wesley Hawk
Logan
The King's Heralds Meet Dorothy Howard Thursday
The King's Heralds will meet Dorothy Howard Thursday afternoon at 2 20. Members meet leaders at Betty Tignor's Chestnut Street home at 2 o'clock. The birthday offering will be received at this meeting.
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King’s Heralds
Dorothy Howard
Betty Tignor
Chestnut Street
Huge parade plans for United Spanish War Veterans event
R A Dalton announces plans for a large parade in Athens on Tuesday as the United Spanish American War Veterans convene June 28. The route runs from the Armory through Carpenter East State College Union and Court streets with a reviewing stand on the campus. Governor Myers Y Cooper will attend and speak at a banquet the night of the parade. Rooms for delegates will be arranged with rates of 1.50 for a single and a double rate clarified for Thursday.
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R. A. Dalton
Armory
Datton
Carpenter Street
East State Street
College
Dalton
Myers Y. Cooper
Athens
Ohio University
Union Street
Cooper
Hozel Kerry
Cleveland
Dayton
Springfield
Smith-Hughes teachers meet to discuss county projects
Four Smith-Hughes agricultural teachers and spouses held a monthly gathering at the Johnson home to unify county farm work programs. Attendees included Hollis Throckmorton Stewart Ro Barker New Marsh N Jones Albany Samuel Pailet Coombe and the Johnsons. Jones noted the Albany livestock judging team placed eighth at the state Columbus contest and Coolville boys won second in state contests. The group plans visits to vocational projects across the county with Barker dusting potato projects for Protection using Bordeaux copper dust.
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Smith-Hughes
H. Johnson
Hollis Throckmorton
Stewart
Barker
New Marsh
Mra
N. Jones
Albany
Samuel Pailet
Coombe
Mra. Johnson
Jones
Columbus
Coolville
Janet
Quick Work When Ton Te Arrested In Albany
Joel Frum of Albany was arrested on an intoxicated driving charge after a Monday night crash near the State Hospital gateway. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Carl H Porter and was bound over to the May grand jury for reckless driving. Frum fled the scene and abandoned his car near Hillcrest Trin. deputies arrested him at his brother’s Albany home.
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Joel Frum
Albany
Carl H. Porter
Prum
Rursen
Willliam Willan
Frum
Wilson Ator
Fred Heck
Albany Hood
4-H Club Officers Meet and Training at Athens
Specialista from Colum bus will visit the farm all day on June 2. A meeting of 4-H club officers and leaders is planned at Athens Junior High School on June 28 for training. County 4-H Club Camp is scheduled for August and October 10.
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Specialista
Columbus
Athens
Johnsen
Athens Messenger offers booklet on garden insects
The Athens Messenger announces a government backed booklet titled Diseases and Insects of Garden Vegetables. Readers are urged to send name and address with four cents to receive the pamphlet via Washington Information Bureau aid for prevention and cure of garden pests.
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Athens Messenger
Garden Insect Book copy request by Athens Messenger official
Frederick J. Haskina of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington requests four cents for a copy of the Garden Insect Book. The notice is addressed to a city and state recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Haskina
The
Athens Messenger
Information Bureau
Washington
Revival Meetings Announced in Nelsonville
The Pilgrim Holiness Church on Chestnut Street will host evening revival meetings starting Friday, continuing through Sunday, June 34. Rev. BP Pridgen is pastor and Rev. and Mrs. RKR Sharp of Oshkosh, Nebraska will lead the services.
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Nelsonville
BP. Pridgen
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chestnut Street
R. KR. Sharp
Oshkosh
Nebraska
Dando and Sony Entertain at Athens Rotary Club
Dr Dando and his son Joe Dando performed at the Athens Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Berry Lt Tuesday noon. The pair shared vocal numbers to warm applause with Pauline Neary and Professor Robinson assisting.
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FT. Dando
Wellston
Ian
Joe Dando
Ohio University
Athens Hotary Club
Berry
Lt “Na
Dando
Athens
All-Ohico
Ohio
Mies Pauline Neary
Weltlston Rotary Club
Danelo
Robinson
Katherine
Nobineen
Hetty
Boston
United States
Dent In Chicare
Abandoned Auto Recovered in Ashe County
June 19 reporting that Sheriff Clifford Wilson found a car abandoned on Tamervet Road near Lexington. The vehicle, later claimed by the Office of Justice of Ashe land Ky, was reported stolen from Ashland last week.
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Lew Lexington
Sherif Clifford Wilson
Tamervet Road
Here
OF Justice of
Asheland
Ashland
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