Project Is Slowed by Need of Men in Nelsonville
Nelsonville street work on the Jackson Street improvement progresses slowly because of manpower shortages. Crews laid brick and curb, prepared roughly 900 feet of tree line, with 700 feet of four inch and 200 feet of ½ inch piping ahead of paving. The project runs from Harp er Street east beyond the former Brewery property, with paving to be 26 feet wide under Street Commissioner Raymond Raine and Service Director John Lawson.
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Nelsonville
Jackson St
City Street Department
Harper St
Raymond Raine
John Lawson
Lawson Hays
Delay Club Meeting Two Weeks In Nelsonville
The M M Club meeting postponed for two weeks. The next meeting is set for Friday July 6 at the home of Mrs Sheldon Powell in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
M.M. Club
Sheldon Powell
Dover Miner Is Injured In Mine 25 Chauncey
Nelsonville Frank Lewis of Millfield Route 3 was injured at Mine 25 Chauncey and sent to White Cross Hospital Columbus for a shoulder injury and broken arm. He underwent an operation Friday and two inches of bone were removed from his elbow. He is reported to be recovering satisfactorily in Room 318.
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Nelsonville
Frank Lewis
Millfield Rt. 3
Mine 25
Chauncey
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Lewis
Juanita Donahue to Delbert Morris Wedding
Kimberly personals note the engagement of Juanita Donahue to Delbert Morris of The Plains. Visitation updates list Frank Pickett of Nelsonville with family, Lions Don Lawrence visiting from Nelsonville, and several Nelsonville residents visiting local relatives including the Adams and Smith households.
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Kimberly
Andy Donahue
Juanita
Delbert
Morris
the Plains
Frank Pickett
Nelsonville
Eugene. Pickett
Don Lawrence Lions
Erron Mac Donald
Hannah Perry
Robert Beckler
Tom Kennedy
Connett
Robert Kennedy
Hester Woods
Columbus
Andrew Adams
Dorothy Smith
Lee Smith
Jennie Fugitt
George Griffon
Nelsonville Social Notes and Personal Jottings
Mrs George Eals hosted eleven WSCS members from the Methodist Church at her home. The group led devotions and sang hymns as Bessie Ball presented Epworth School life. Five dollars was voted for Epworth Home supplies. July meeting set with Miss Margaret Clark and Louise Pearce. Local notes include Mary Ellen Donney attending Otterbein College conference and summer Westminster work, Cara van, and updates on the Juniper family and Mrs Thomas Spencer’s visit to Pomeroy.
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Nelsonville
George Eals
Circle
WSCS
Methodist Church
George Call
Bessie Ball
Epworth School
Webster Grove
Fanny Williams
Epworth
Margaret Clark Muss
Louise Pearce
Mary Ellen Donney
Westerville
Otterbein College
Westminster Fellowship
C. H. Bartlett
Marietta
Raymond Gene Juniper
S$dne
Fred Juniper
Dayton
Don Juniper
Thomas Spencer
Chestnut St
Pomeroy
Hurle Hannahs
New Plymouth Social Notes Detail June WSCS meeting
The New Plymouth Personal and Social Notes report the June meeting of the executive board of the WSCS at 7 30 PM hosted by Mrs W W Waren with Plymouth Dayton fliers and circle leaders urged to attend and present quarterly reports. It records visits by Mae Ellis and family from Columbus, Marion Frantz of Columbus, and several local social visits and church events including Talent Night at the Church of Christ in McArthur, plus a WCTU gathering and a China relief program with a $20 collection and a guest list of attendees from Hamden McArthur Logan and nearby areas.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
W. W. Waren
Orew
Plymouth
Dayton
Schuithers
Logan
Frantz
Mae Ellis
Columbus
S. M Heinlein
C. V. Heinlein
Marion Frantz
Earl Frantz
Earle Heinlein
Elizabeth Jones
Larry
Jean Smith
Church of Christ, McArthur
Hazel Frantz
Charles Lyke
John Mowery
W. H. Trowbridge
Earle Frantz
Mary Rannells
Queille Rannells
Lora Rannells
WCTU
Clara ‘Ler
Jennie Cassidy
Lena Mt Daniel
China
Heinlein
China Reinew
Hamden
Etta Hughes
Flora Campbell
McArthur
Mira Tucker
Mesdames
Rosella Hixinbauzh
Grace Rheinscheld
Verna Rheinscheld
Dora Smith
Mary
Viola Smith
Hattie Heinlein
Anna Heinlein
Mary Morehead
Clara Miller
Chesser
Annie Hawk
Lucille
Rotarians Picnic At Farm Near Logan
Nelsonville Rotary Club members enjoyed a farm picnic at the Lt. Krieg farm near Logan Tuesday evening. Attendees relaxed outdoors, sharing light refreshments and fellowship in a rural setting.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Anderson Plans Protection for Food Growers
Kansas City dispatch reports Clinton P. Anderson, newly named Secretary of Agriculture, said the American farmer producing wartime foods must be protected from ruin as war demand slackens. He stated he has definite ideas but will not disclose them before taking office.
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Kansas City
Clinton
PB Anderson
Anderson
Jhem
Increased Compensation To Reach House Vote
Columbus report says the House Judiciary Committee unanimously backs the unemployment compensation bill as the Senate did, raising the maximum benefits from 16 to 21 and extending to 22 weeks, aiming for House approval.
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Columbus
House
Judcmry
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Senate
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Asares
Pfc
Edward Heidersehein
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Wis
Fvt
Charles Kasenych
Centralia
Red Cross
Riviera
France
Jean Boyl
Springfield
Barbara Bray
Upper Darby
Nance Krone
Chappaqua
N. Y
Nelsonville Social Notes
New Plymouth
Merton House Turkey Soup
National Brands Stores
Leadway Coffee
Campbell's
California
Donald Duck
Scott's
del Haven
Roman Cleanser
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Stedma
National Biscuit CO
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Cordens Site
Footes
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National Brands
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