Fellowship Student Tells Rotary Club of Travels
Clarence M. Higgins Jr a Coshocton Rotary Foundation Fellowship student spoke to the Nelsonville Rotary Club about his year abroad. He traveled through Europe and the British Isles visiting clubs and colleges, sharing life in the United States with colored slide displays and plans to visit more clubs in District 232 to promote international understanding.
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Nelsonville
Clarence M. (Clipon Jr
Clarence M. Higgins
Coshocton
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Higgins
Rotary Foundation
Ohio
United States
Edinburgh University
Edinburgh
Scotland
London
Elizabeth
Coshocton High School
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Groves
Heidelberg
Lund University
Lund
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Holland
British Isles
England
Wales
Ireland
Loughborough College
Rotary
David Jackson
William Friedrich
J. O. Steer
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
Millions of sufferers over generations find relief from itching and smarting piles with Peterson's Ointment. The cooling soothing astringent formula is praised by users who report relief and better sleep. Available for 40c and 70c at druggists with money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Adv
Buchtel Man Dies at Age 66
George Smith 66 lifelong Buchtel resident and World War I veteran dies at University Hospital Columbus after a week of treatment. Survived by son George Jr and brother Frank Smith with other relatives. service planned Friday at 3 pm at one Methodist Church. Burial at local cemetery. Friends may visit Frank Smith’s home after noon Thursday.
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Nelsonville
George Smith
Buchtel
University Hospital, Columbus
John and
Helen Smith
George, Jr
Frank Smith
Charles Bailey
Columbus
Earl Smith
Mt. Hope
W. Va
Martha
B. J. Hall
One Methodist Church
Wil E
Tel
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Leo Martin Nelsonville Route 1 Mary Davis Nelsonville Charlotte Wolfe Nelsonville Route 2 Miss Wilma Singer Logan Mrs Frank McGuire Nelsonville Mrs Marie Eddy Giouster and discharges Jim Phillips Albany Lillian Alvina Wilson Nelsonville Carol Ann Wilson Nelsonville Theodore Sharp Nelsonville Route 1 Miss Phyllis Chalfant Coolville.
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Leo Martin
Nelsonville
Mary Davis
Charlotte Wolfe
Wilma Singer
Logan
Frank McGuire
Marie Eddy
Giouster
Jim Phillips
Albany
Lillian Alvina Wilson
Carol Ann Wilson
Theodore Sharp
Phyllis Chalfant
Coolville
Nelsonville Social Notes Party Tables Demonstration
An adult homemaking class will host a demonstration titled Set Your Table for Fun and Fame at 2 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Dorothy Tisher and Mrs. Ruth Richmond will demonstrate using available materials for party tables. The event, part of a two week series, is held in Nelsonville High School home economics rooms with Ohio University adult homemaking class support led by Mrs. Ida Patterson.
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Nelsonville
Dorothy Tisher
Ruth Richmond
Nelsonville High School
Home Economics Department
Ohio University
Ida Patterson
Evelyn Crandall
Clarabelle Burns
Nelsonville Garden Club Meets at Oakley Home
The Nelsonville Garden Club held its last meeting before fall at Mrs. Victor Oakley’s summer home in Buchtel. After a 6 p.m. picnic, a business session awarded a gift to retiring president Mrs. C. E. Whitmore and featured a plant exchange. Plans were made for a flower and vegetable show during the Parade of the Hills in September as Thelma Starkey became president and Florence Cook assumed the treasurer role.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Whitmore
Thelma Starkey
Florence Cook
Glouster Social Roundup Notes Visits and Vacations
Glouster personals list Saturday guests Miss Anna Louise Logue and Miss Belle Thomas in town hosted by Miss Wil ma Ferrer. Worthington visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Kinney and sons Mike Pat Timmy vacationing with Mrs Kinney's parents Mr and Mrs William Zimmer while building a cottage at Lake Burr Oak. Kate Hinton weekend Dayton trip. granddaughter Kathy Jane Hinton to visit locally. Paul Collins and relatives from J E Anderson and Clifford Collins entertained. Andrew J Viney Jr Detroit arrives for two week stay with mother Mrs Gladys Viney. Rolland Higgins returns from Columbus visit with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Bechtold and Carol Ann.
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Anna Louise Logue
Columbus
Belle Thomas
Zanesville
Wilma Ferrer
Miss Logue
Glouster
Robert Kinney
Mike
Pat
Timmy
Worthington
Paul Collins
J. E. Anderson
Clifford Collins
Andrew J. Viney
Detroit
Gladys Viney
Rolland Higgins
Jack Bechtold
Carol Ann
All Stars To Meet Point Pleasant Team In Softball
The Admiral All Stars will play the Point Pleasant team at Sundown Park near Myers Crossing tonight at 8 p m. Point Pleasant, a top Ohio Valley Softball League club, comes after its win over The Plains VFW 3 0. The Admirals hold a 14 16 season record.
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Nelsonville
Admiral All-Stars
Point Pleasant
Sundown Park
Myers Crossing
Admirals
Plains Vfw
Hair loss defeat eludes determined man
A determined man discovers that despite effort, maintaining his hair proves elusive and stubbornly resists care.
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Enue
Explorer Jack Sowers Will Receive Silver Award
In Nel sonville Jack Sowers of Boy Scout Troop 66 sponsored by K of P Lodge will be awarded the Silver Award the Explorer Scout highest honor at an 8 15 p m program in the K of P Hall A 730 p m lodge session precedes the ceremony The Rev J A Long Christian Church pastor will speak and Explorer Crew and Troop members will attend in uniform.
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Nelsonville
Jack Sowers
Kootaga Council
Lodge
J. A. Long
The
Christian Church
Explorer
Ball Program In High Gear in Nelsonville Youth Baseball
Nelsonville hosts a junior baseball program with about 100 players under Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion. Games run weeknights at 5 30 at the city playground featuring teams from Nelsonville and area towns. Funds cover bats and balls, with Nye Chevrolet among recent supporters. donations via American Legion Youth Recreation Association memberships aid the program.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Brooks Shoes
Chauncey Lions
Buchtel
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Jacksonville-Trimble
Nye Chevrolet
Legion Committee
The
Legion
American Legion Youth Recreation Association
W. D. Mender
Driver Fined For Speeding In Nelsonville Court
Grenford E. Decker of Murray City pleaded guilty in Nelsonville to operating a motor vehicle at excessive speed. He was fined ten dollars and costs for 45 mph in a 35 mph zone. Pennington of Oak Hill posted ten dollars bond for arraignment, later forfeited. Carlin of Carbondale was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication and jailed pending settlement.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Grenford E. Decker
Murray City
Arthur Kennedy
Harry Eldridge Pennington
Oak Hill
W. Va
Cecil Carlin
Carbondale
Baptismal Services Planned at Lake Point and Church
GLOUSTER The Baptist Church officers will hold baptismal services at Lake Point on Lake Burr Oak Sunday at 3 p.m. The Rev. C. J. Carpenter of Columbus will preach in the church auditorium at 4 p.m. The sermon will be followed by holy communion observance.
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Glouster
The
Baptist Church
Lake Point
Lake Burr Oak
C. J. Carpenter
Columbus
Local Social Notes From Chillicothe and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs William Phillips of Chillicothe visit G B Radekin. Orland Souis family of Newark with Radekins. Jesse Proffit recently in Parkersburg hospital. Clarence Ogdin Erma Vale visit Anise Vale and daughter Clemma. Arane Radekin vacationing with aunt W J Swelt in Pomeroy. Carrol Folden family week with Toledo relatives W F Caster. J E Rade kin birthday guests James Nicholson Nellie Vale Arlin Radekin. Lanna Turner week with uncle W A Ogdin in Springfield. Harley Pickett from Gallipolis visiting grandparents W R Holcomb while mother with Errol in Columbus Children’s Hospital. J E Radekin and grandson Arline in Parkersburg on business.
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Point Rock
William Phillips
Chillicothe
Orland Souis
Newark
G. B. Radekin
Jesse Proffit
Parkersburg
Clarence Ogdin
Erma Vale
Anise Vale
Clemma
Arane Radekin
W. J.swelt
Pomeroy
Carrol Fold
Class Plans Picnic At Lake Burr Oak
Mrs Geneva Jewell hosted the Willing Workers class of Oakdale Church of God for a Friday evening worship on the theme Prayer. Attendees included Betty Nott Carol Christman Janice Nott Kay Nott Mary Helen Jewell Sandra Nott Nancy Christman and Pamela Nott. A picnic at Lake Burr Oak was planned.
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Glouster
Geneva Jewell
Oakdale
Mrs Bratka Hosts Nineveh Rebekah Club Meeting
Mrs Lena Bratka hosted the Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge at her Jacksonville home with vice president Hettie Rambo in charge. Readings included The Smile of a Friend and A Prayer for Fourth of July. prizes awarded to Mrs Gaskalia, Mrs Rambo, and Mrs Brooks. Guests and members listed. July gathering planned at Maude Davis’s home.
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Oskey
Gaskalia
Gladys Kempton
Edward Oskey
Minnie Gaskalla
Florence Hoisington
Corda Whetstone
Phena Householder
Maude Davis
Mary Conaway
Hettie Rambo
Lena Bratka
Ida Brooks
Providence District Meet Held at Glouster Baptist Church
The Glouster Baptist Church hosted the Providence district Sunday school and BYPU convention with delegations from the Providence district and state workers. Rev. Frank C. Cleveland delivered the missionary sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday, and Rev. T. J. Teague of Columbus gave a missionary address at 2 p.m. The next convention is set for June 1954 at Philadelphia Baptist Church in Beaver, Ohio.
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Glouster
Providence
Glouster Baptist Church
Frank C. Cleveland
T. J. Teague
Columbus
Philadelphia Baptist Church
Beaver
Ohio
Fagles Plan Dance at Glouster Eagles Club
A free dance will be held at the Eagles club room in Glouster Saturday night June 27. Music will be by the Rhythm Makers, with Fagles and their families attending.
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Fagles
Glouster
Eagles Club
Rhythm Makers
Funeral attendance honors Mrs. Lillian Chappelear Deal
Attendees at the Jacksonville funeral included numerous relatives from Ohio and nearby states. The list names J C Johnson Virgil Lowery John Deal Kay Detroit Ella Altman L Skindmore David Prichard Dias Deal Margaret Ebert Mary Mile Evelyn Deal Rolland Deal and others. Mrs Deal, born in New Straitsville, spent her married life in Jacksonville.
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Margaret Ebert
Mary Mile
Canton
Evelyn Deal
Rolland Deal
Dayton
Charles Chappelear
Fred Chappelear
James Rush
J. C. Vore
Royal Deal
John McDonald
Columbus
William Reed
Newark
Agnes Price
Portland
Elsia Deal
Donna
Larry Deal
Trimble
D. D. Chappelear
Athens
Gladys Altman Brand
Akron
Thomas Schultz
Nelsonville
Arnold Deal
Sharpsburg
Eugene Dickens
Charles Hallowell
Lucy Carpenter
Roy Smith
Logan
Margarette Stage
Verna Schultz
L. E. Richardson
Herbert Six
Crooksville
Deal
George and
Hannah Chappelear
New Straitsville
Jacksonville
Grange Meats Saturday Meeting and Lecture
Trimble Grange will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. for a brief business session followed by a lecture and program. A potluck supper will be served after the event.
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Grange
Trimble Grange
Kiwanis Inducts Norbert Johnston at Gracious Meeting
Norbert Johnston was inducted into the Kiwanis club and assigned to the program music and public affairs committees. The group then attended Memorial Park for the junior baseball league opener where Cobert's Cubs beat Teater's Terrors. Attendees included Carl Bradbury Richard Eddy L G DeLong Roger Kittle Lawrence Colbert Richard Guinther Harold Rose Enlon Grubbs Johnston Ray White Ben Goldberg Hugh Billingsly George Campbell Dan Kovach Porter Dugan.
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Glouster
Kiwanis
Norbert Johnston
Memorial Park
Cobert
Cubs
Teater
Terrors
Guinther
Gunners
Kittle
Kats
Carl Bradbury
Richard Eddy
L. G. DeLong
Roger Kittle
Lawrence Colbert
Richard Guinther
Harold Rose
Enlon Grubbs
Johnston
Ray White
Ben Goldberg
Hugh Billingsly
George Campbell
Dan Kovach
Porter Dugan
China’s Dialects Span Nine Major Speech Groups
A sentence notes that nine major Chinese dialects are spoken across China with many unfamiliar outside their native districts.
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China
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