Summer Swimming Pool Draws Big Crowds
Nelsonville reports heavy turnout at Arnold Field with over seven thousand swimmers across multiple days. Attendance reached 457 on a peak day as hundreds from town and out of town visit, while junior and senior life saving classes begin. softball leagues for men and a girls league are under way, with tennis tournaments planned for July, and a church choir program plus youth activities scheduled for Sunday.
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First Things First at Nelsonville Church Service
Nelsonville reports a morning Church of Christ service with Rev. Charles A. Freer preaching on First Things First. A Sunday night union service at 7:30 features Rev. Lloyd Evans of the Presbyterian Church delivering the sermon and the Church of Christ choir providing music.
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Nelsonville Social Notes Entertainment and visits noted
Nelsonville Social Notes records a series of social visits and entertainments. Mrs Dow Bowers hosted a dinner at home with guests including C A Hoaeer Aikon and Anna Courtney while others attended bridge and picnic gatherings. The Fidelis Sunday School group held a porch picnic for 21 members, and various personal notices list guests visiting from Louisville Huntington and Columbus, with travel to Bridgeport Grass Run Side Hill and local schools.
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Dianne
Rollie
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R. W. Bate
Olson
Man
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Clyde Will
Canada
Dayton
Misa Alta Willis
Niagara Falls
Homer Winnie
New
Services Announced at Nelsonville LDS Church
Sunday services announced for the Nelsonville LDS Church include Church School at 9:30 a.m. and preaching at 10:45 a.m. Elder Lewis A. Serig of Wheeling West Virginia will speak in the morning and evening. A fragmented legal notice follows with unclear names and dates.
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Madam See Medium and Adviser Advertises Services
An advertisement for a Madam See Medium and adviser promises guidance on all life affairs. It claims she answers questions and reveals what she sees, located at a roadside trailer on Rt. 8 four miles west of Nebsonville between The Diamond and Hay Seaville.
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Special Services Arranged for Week at Gospel Barn
Mrs. Chris Wolfe leads the rush for a new Gospel Barn schedule with Rev. D E Maxson preaching. Evening services run 7 20. Sunday School at 9 20 and morning service at 10 30. evangelistic service 7 20. Wednesday prayer and praise at 1 30. Attendance rises with the new location.
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Girl Scout Camp Supervisors Lead Nelsonville Unit
Nelsonville Girl Scouts prepare to run day camping sessions near Akron Ohio this July and August under the direction of Ruth Nixon Patton Taft and Mrs Patton. Camp activities include Troop Camping with Ohio University student Mine Mecher and local leaders Cecil Shafer and Bernard Sharp coordinating a four camp series with Fox Creek group names and patrols.
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Social Notes of Broadwell in Broadwell area
Social notes list Mrs Blanch Priest of Westland visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Del Smith. David Weaver visiting McDougal by Warren Munn. Mrs Mary Nye and son Junior to Nelsonville to visit relatives. Many locals, family visits and Sunday gatherings noted including Lotte Brill party from Chesterhill and Hermon area. Children’s Day services scheduled for Sunday evening June 23 at 8 o’clock.
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Lotte
Brill
Howard
Henry North
Frank Parsons
Hazel Burke
Lyle
White
Warren Munn
McDougal
Dorothy Lowery
McLeish
Junior Martin
West Virginia
Cook Vandyke
Orville Storer
Helen
Haga
Ford Sampson
Albert Ogg
Parkersburg
Elia Ogg
Geaile
al Irra
Old Fashioned Song Service at Nelsonville Church
An old fashioned song service will be held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Miss Imogene Cinta Margaret Gale will play the organ and Miss Josephine Sharp will be the pianist. Leaders are Miss Emily Sharp and Kenneth Orwlies.
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Josephine Sharp
Emily Sharp
Kenneth Orwlies
T. W. Wallace of Buchtel Ill. Family Informed
T W Wallace of Rainelle West Virginia, and has his home at Buchtel, is seriously ill. He has conducted business in West Virginia for several years and is associated with his two sons. His wife was summoned there last week.
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Fourth euchre party to be held at Buchtel parish hall
Privateick's church announces a euchre party in the parish hall on Saturday evening June 22 at 8 o clock. Proceeds support parish activities with light refreshments provided. All are invited to participate in a friendly, social event hosted by the community group.
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Caurenst Buchtel
Eagles to Face Cutler Reds in Nelsonville Sunday
Nelsonville Eagles travel to meet the Cutler Reds of Cutler this Sunday for their first Nelsonville appearance. The Eagles hold a seven win, one loss record this season while their local record shows three losses in five games. Manager Ward Phil Hipe plans tryouts of several new players to build a winning lineup.
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Nelsonville enlistment and events report in local pages
Harold Bate Bateman son of Mr and Mrs Robe rt Bateman graduates Nelsonville Schools enlisted in the U S Navy June 12 after two months training at Naval Training Station Newport R I he will return home for a short visit W I L L GIVE PARTY NELSONVILLE W B A Oste sera Club will hold a benefit party in Spray Hall Saturday eve ning at 8 oclock Hamburg Germany once was the old horseshoe center of the world and it all came about by accident Ships sailing from Hamburg to China began carrying load for old horseshoes as ballast but the Chinese found that the shoes could be cut in two and ground into razors Lecturer of oval blood to make a tour of the United States He toured this country twice in 1927 withs Drowns ue Gay and pear as a einen Jobe Ar Liards Supt Tas of Bhi ise a Pt
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