Kimberly Local Honors Veteran Miners in Hocking Valley
Kimberly Local No. 3005 United Mine Workers elected Granville Green president for the new term and formed a seven member committee to select gifts for members now in U S military service. About 180 ballots were counted at Spray Hall Ne senville. A 50 year medal was presented to Isaac Six Oliver Hoskins and Thomas Spencer for long service. Seven Local members are in the armed forces with a gift committee considering inscribed emblem rings for each volunteer or recruit.
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Kimberly
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Army of Navy
Granville Green
Spray Hall
Nesenville
Hing
Hoskins F
Industrial Labor Council
Hocking
Sunday Creek Valleys
Everett Hewlett
Burial Fund
C. B. Lent
Gaile Monk
Paul Wachenschwanz
Charles Desso
David Christian
Win Bois
Carl’ Landerback
Kimberly Local
C. Hoskins
Isaac Six
Nelsonville Rt. 3
Oliver Hoskins
Thomas Spencer
Nelsonville
Hosking
Ias
Spencer
Knights of Labor
Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Hoskins
Lume
Armed Services
Don Wachenschwanz
Nelsonville Rt
U.S. Navy
Guy ‘Traugh
Ralph ‘Traugh
Roy Cagg
Clifford Pickett
Nelson
Chauncey Church of Christ Hosts Women's Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ Woman's Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m in Mrs John Shafer's home. Mrs Carl Shafer is president and Mrs Homer Johnson leads the devotions. All women of the church are invited.
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Hauncey Woman's Bible Class
Chauncey
Marriage Crowner Will Sponsor Benefit Party
Nelsonville reports a forthcoming benefit party linked to the marriage of Edward Russell and Lillian McMacken. Local Junior Order members will sponsor the event at LO.O.F. Hall, with the couple as week-end guests of the bridegroom’s parents in Millfield. The gathering occurs Tuesday at 7 30 o'clock.
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Edward Russell
Millfield
Nelsonville
Junior Order
Lillian McMacken
Colum
Lo.o.f. Hall
Fred Russell
Mrs Preston Dies Saturday In Columbus
Mrs Hlen eth Kisor Preston widow of L B Preston, once a Nelsonville merchant, died Saturday in Columbus after years of illness. The family moved from Nelsonville eighteen years ago to Lancaster then Columbus. Funeral services will be held in Columbus Tuesday afternoon with burial at Greenlawn in Nelsonville, arriving about 3 30 p m. She leaves one son Emmett J Preston of Columbus. Her husband and two sons Charles L and Fred had preceded her in death.
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Melsonville
Mra Hleneth Kisor Preston
L. 8
Preston
Nelsonville
Columbus
Lancaster
Greenlawn
Emmett J. Preston
Charles L F
Fred
Nelsonville 4-H Club Plans Tour Details
The Nelsonville 4-H Club met at advisor Mrs. Leatha Deer's home on Friday June 20. They discussed a tour and invited members and others to meet at Sheppards Corner Saturday morning at 6 o'clock with provisions for dinner and supper. Wavelyn Keplar was in Columbus and could not attend.
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Nelsonville
Tne
4-H Club
Leatha Deer
Sheppards Corner
Wavelyn Keplar
Columbus F
Infant Staley Dies in Nelsonville Home Service Held at Kimberl
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Staley died Saturday at the family home in Kimberl Funeral services were conducted at the residence this morning at 10 o clock with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery The tragedy is reported in local records as a family loss.
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Nelsonviune
Rage
Atarie Staley
Elmer Staley
Kimberl
Yelock
Greenlawn
Shafer Family Reunion At Old Man's Cave
About 50 relatives and friends attended the Shafer family reunion of descendants of David Shafer at Old Man's Cave on Sunday. Officers were elected and a late dinner was served. Many relatives in the district attended the event.
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Chauncey
Shafer
David Shafer
Old Man's Cave
Martha Bible Class of Millfield Church meeting hosts
Mrs. Charles Carr acted as hostess for the Martha Bible Class gathering at Millfield Church of Christ. Mrs. Viola Howard led the session with devotions by Mrs. Hazel Earich. Olive Brookins conducted contests and refreshments were served after the business session. Attending were Nellie Russell Mabel Smith Viola Wade Viola Howard Elizabeth Robinett Jessie Fulton Hazel Earich Lena Geary W H Wemmer Frances Wallace Ida Hill Olive Brookins Mary Wade Alice Carr and two children Dickie Geary Patty Wallace.
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Chauncey
Charles Carr
Martha Bible
Millfield
W. H. Wemmer
Frances Wallace
Ida Hill
Olive Brookins
Mary Wade
Alice Carr
Dickie Geary
Patty Wallace
Chauncey Public Library to Close for Fiscal Year End
Chauncey Public Library on Converse Street will close from July 1 to July 4 for the fiscal year end and reopen on July 7. Librarian Miss Gully announced the schedule.
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Chauncey
Miss Gully
Chauncey Publicbrary
Converse St
Chauncey Jones Family Returns From 2000 Mile Canadian Trip
Mrs Harold Jones and sister Miss Juanita Jones Chauncey returned home Friday after a week long motor tour that took them from Detroit to Niagara Falls via Cleveland and Erie then Callendar Ontario to see the Dionne quintuplets. They traveled through Mattawa Quebec fished along the way and logged about 2000 miles in Canada.
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Sauncey
Harold Jones
Juanita Jones
Chauncey
Niagara
Falls
Cleveland
Erie
Callendar
Ontario
Alfred Social And Personal News In Chauncey And Alfred
Community notes describe Mrs. Randolph’s birthday party with many relatives visiting from Flora Hemlock Grove Cherry Ridge Alfred and Sumner plus other local connections. Additional items mention miners reporting activity in Chauncey districts and neighborhood club roast plans as residents travel to Columbus for medical care.
Stars Say Forecast for a Year of Subtle Changes
Monnay's astrological forecast suggests a moderate year with mixed social and business success. It warns of unique trends that require direct, positive action and keen understanding of tangible circumstances. A birthday reader may expect a lively year with intriguing factors and possible conflicts to resolve. A born child should be talented and versatile for success. Vermont notes 500 yoke of oxen still in use, highlighting progress vs tradition.
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Monnay
Engagement Announced for Mae Ruth McSherry and Robert Freeman
Nelsonville notes announce the engagement of Mae Ruth McSherry the niece of Mr and Mrs 8 R McDowell to Robert Freeman of Columbus. The wedding is expected Sunday June 81 at 2 00 pm at the Methodist Church in Richlandville with Rev W M George officiating. The couple will reside in Columbus where the groom is employed.
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Mounvanin
R McDowell
Mae Ruth McSherry
Robert Freeman
Columbus
Riclonville
W. M. George
Xenia
Miss McSherry
The
McDowell Fame Lly
Social notes from Torch about visits across towns
Ann Anderson left for Poughkeepsie New York after several weeks as a guest in Rex Andersons home. Carl Reeder and wife Nelda arrived from Edgewood to settle here. Carl and Nelda joined Jake Lyons family and Nadine and Wayne for a Sunday visit in Chillicothe. Nadine stayed longer. Otis Miller and daughter from near Clarksburg spent Sunday with Iva Miller at Hockingport Road. daughter remained longer. A A Blackburn and Clifford Dixon families visited Edgar Dixon near Frost. June. Fannie Dewees and Lucy Coleman visited Bellaire and were escorted by Reena Nixon to Sardis to visit Fred Medley. Harry Runnion and son Junior with Elton McCoy from Vienna WV and Bernard Brewster were at Old Man's Cave for a picnic. W W Cunningham and son from Charleston were guests of Hubert Cunningham. Goldie Gladwell hosted Dewey Gladwell and Evert Buckley and families from Little Hocking. Sunday dinner at H J Runnion home included A Person, Pomeroy and Marge Runnion of Coolville. Ada Mary and Fredala Gillian, teachers at Glendale Columbus and Middletown, returned home. H J Runnion and son Junior attended services in Coolville. Rex Anderson and son visited relatives in Ravenswood W V. Mrs Hubert Cunningham traveled to Parkersburg to see her sister back from hospital. Still extent The Tuscarora Indians built masonry before white settlers arrived and Magazine Springs NC preserves some remains.
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Sorch
Ann Anderson
Rex Anderson
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Carl Reeder
Edgewood
Reeder
Nelda
Jake Lyons
Nadine
Wayne
Bob Brotherton
Chillicothe
Otis Miller
Clarksburg
W. Va
Iva Miller
Hockingport ‘Road
Miller
A. A. Blackburn
Clifford Dixon
June
Edgar Dix
Frost
Fannie Dewees
Lucy] Coleman
Bellaire
Sardis
Reena Nixon
Fred Medley
Harry Runnion
Ton
Eltons McCoy
Vienna
Bernard Brewster
Old Man's Cave
Ag Plenic
W. W. Cunning
Nam and Son
Charleston
W. van
Hubert Cunningham
Ritz
Goldie Gladwell
David Dean
Ravenswood
Parkersburg
Mineral Social Celebrates Darlene Carr Birthday Party
The Mineral Social and Personal column notes a Thursday evening party on June 12 honoring Darlene Carr on her fourth birthday anniversary. Attendees included Betty Carr Eddie Carr Herbert Carr Buddy Cooper Rita Cooper Ronnie Ely Idene Ely Juanita Vera Carr Fr and Mrs Luther Carr and others with ice cream cake and refreshments.
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An Crow
Darlene
Betty
Eddie
Herbert Carr
Buddy
Rita Cooper
Ronnie Ely
Idene_ Ely
Juanita
Vera Carr
Luther Carr
Hadley Ely
Idene
Arnold Goodwin
Mibany
Nellie Lyons
Barberton
Grace Lowry
Maxy
Baltimore
Walter Schulz
Jack Sickels
Clyde Sickels
Minois
Earl Lowry
Dowler
Carbondale
William” Sichels
Mix
Brooks and
Mes
Buckley Y Lace
Biz, Sichels
Young People Attend Weekend Church Meetings in Glouster
Youth groups from the Church of Christ and Glouster Methodist Church took part in regional events. Fifteen from the Church of Christ joined a Jamestown state banquet, while Epworth Leaguers from the Methodist group visited Logan at the invitation of the local church.
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Glouster Church
Glouster
Oth
Jaanita
Williams
Margaret Jane
Tigner
Balderson
Irene
Dorothy
Mary Stani
Audrey Dawson
Barbra Knight
Edithe Mae Hents
Dorothy Seals
Harry Vernon
C. B. Tignes
E. E. Galloway
GE Williams
Methodist Church
Logan
Anna Louise Bogue
Annn Marie
Echsteinameritary
Virginia Logue
Florence Moody
Virginia Skinner
Marjorie Winefordner
Christine Skinner
Martyn Lantz
Dorothy Skinner
Evan Morgan
CA. Pride
RS. Richey
Trimble Girl Accepted to Capital University
Miss Dorothy Danford of Trimble has been accepted for admission to Capital University Columbus and will report for registration September 8. She graduated first in her class of 26 from Jacksonville Trimble High School and earned the Capital University High School Honor Scholarship for strong academic standing. She will study Public School Music with plans to pursue music as a profession.
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Stimble
Dorothy Danford
Capital University
Columbus
Danford
Charles Danford
Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Glee Club
Miss Danford
Citizenship Study Initiated by CI GLOUSTER-N Club
The CI Glouster N. T. Club began a citizenship study titled Citizenship Ship led by Mrs Mildred Nida under the WPA project. The class meets every Tuesday evening in the sewing room of the Recreation Center at the Madison School Building. More enrollments are possible as the quota is not yet filled.
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Glouster
N. T. Club
Mildred Nida
Madison
McDougal Social Notes Include Bazaar and Services
Social calendar for McDougal lists biweekly preaching by Rev Clyde Pinnell starting June 28 at 7 p.m. A WSCS bazaar and ice cream social is planned for Friday evening July 11 with serving at seven. WSCS met June 19, next gathering July 9 to plan events. Local families and visitors are noted, including Mingus and Donovan household movements, and Pvt John Kittle leaving for Camp Shelby.
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Mcdougal
Clyde Pinnell
WSCS
Dougal
Thurs
Julia Mingus
Near
Trimble
Will Mingus
Elva Conner
Lancaster
Ising
Fred Con
Chesterhill Resident Dies in Columbus
Fran Emma Shook aged 4, mother of Mrs. H. P. Michner, died Saturday at Grant Hospital after a week long illness while visiting her daughter during the recent legislative session. Her Chesterhill home is noted along with a brother Thomas J. Price of 33 Section Road. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Chesterhill residence with burial there.
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Couvamus
Fran Emma Shook
H. P. Michner
W. Laneve
Morgan County
Legisature
Grant Hospital
Chesterhill
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Cincinnati
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Eb-Co Manufacturing Co
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Miami Beach
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