Nelsonville Gets House Painting and Sidewalk Upgrades
Nel sonville progress continues as Elks lodge paints their brick home on Fayette and Hocking, the I C O F Lodge on West Columbus plans interior remodeling, and Ashton Cafe on Fulton receives a white coat. New sidewalks expand townwide with FERA labor funding and material costs shared by property owners. Bricks were removed before the City Building to lay a complete new walkway.
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Nelsonville
Elks
Fayette
Hocking Streets
Nelson Block
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Columbus Street
Ashton
Fulton Street
FERA
Degree of Pocahontas Bingo Party in Nelsonville
The Degree of Pocahontas sponsors a bingo event at Red Men’s Hall in Nelsonville on Wednesday night. The program includes thirty-five prizes with four special door prizes in addition to usual bingo. Pinay starts at 8 15 p m.
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Nelsonville
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Ayers Family Guests From Celina Ohio Visit Nelsonville
Dr and Mrs Frank EB Ayers and their relatives visited Mr and Mrs Garrett Hoch and family in Nelsonville on Sunday. Irene Hoch, who had been staying three weeks with the Ayers, accompanied them back to Celina Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Frank EB. Ayers
Charlies
Mary Ayers
Celina
Ohio
Garrett Hoch
Irene Hoch
Ayers
Thompson Rites Set for Wednesday in Murray City
NELSONVILLE Ohio area obit for William Thompson 67 who died Monday in Chauncey. Body to Stout's Funeral Home. Funeral service planned Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Murray City. Survived by four sisters Vera Wright Murray City William Coats Shawnee Adda Terre Columbus Emma Bradley Indiana.
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Nelsonville
William Thompson
Chauncey
Stout
Murray City
Vera Wright
William Coats
Shawnee
Adda Terre
Columbus
Emma Bradley
Indiana
Garden Notes: Local Visits and Moves Highlight Week
The Garden News notes residents visiting relatives in Alfred Columbus and Lawrence Chapel. Clerks and farmers like Emmet Cain moved a saw mill on the George Creesy farm and are sawing logs for several farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Robison
Norma Jean
Robison
Alfred
C. S. Goldsberry
Maxine
Frank Goldsberry
Lulu
Columbus
Emmet Cain
Shade
George Creesy
Joe Howard
Lancaster
C. F. Louther
Local Families Visit and Travel for Fishing Trips
Carbon Hill and surrounding towns show active social visits as residents travel to Stockport and McConnellsville for fishing trips. Several households, including the Winigman, Sowers, Stover, and Lowes families, visit relatives, with others staying in Logan and Rushville for short periods.
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Carbon Hill
William Winigman
Harold
Clarence Lester
Lewis Bay
Stockport
F. P. Boyce
Reverend Boyce
Cheadies
Fred Shaw
Centralia
Ephriam Shaw
Shaw
Clarence Kineer
Billy
Rosswell
Myrtle Guess
Logan
Carbon Mill
Marie Shultz
Marileene
William Lehman
Shultz
Ann Beauty Shop
Roger Sowers
Ruth Nixon
Millard Sowers
Jobs
Glen Sowers
Everett Stover
Charles Horn
McConnelaville
Everett McNabb
Mabel Lowes
Columbus
Headley Lowes
Charles Crippen
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Winifred McCafferty
Ciildren
Opal Stover
Rushville
Leva Stover
Garland Hawk
Myrna
Blanche Aultman
Sarazen Ace Leads Fresh Meadows Classic Sand Shot
Gene Sarazen delivers a memorable 65th shot from a trap on the 18th at Fresh Meadows during the 1932 National Open halting crowd pressure behind him. He credits improved play out of traps for his later major wins and explains his simple trap technique.
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Gene Saragen
Fresh Meadows
Sarazen
Gene Sarazen
U. S
Connecticut
Painting renews street lines in Nelsonville Public Square
The Public Service Department began painting new boundary lines on the Public Square and surrounding city streets using white street paint to mark parking spaces and safety zones.
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Nelsonville
Public Service Department
Elizabeth St. Homes To Have New Owners
Nelsonville reports Albert Dodds bought the Alfred Dempster cottage on Elizabeth Street. Mr and Mrs James Bland exchange homes with the Dodds on Elizabeth Street in a cottage swap scheduled for Tuesday.
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Elizabeth St. Homes
Nelsonvills
Albert Dodds
Alfred Dempster
Elizabeth Street
James Bland
Dempsey
Dodds
Nelsonville Personal Notices Mix Travel and Visits
Alfred Richard son used a Niagara Falls weekend trip to visit his son Albert Richardson and family near the falls. Cols guest lists include N B Edington and John from Xenia and Mrs Ed Hall Columbus and Mrs John Smith Carbon Hill. Ted Voigt leaves for Cleveland. parents accompany to Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Alfred Richardson
Niagara Falls
Albert Richardson
N. B. Edington
John
Xenia
Ed Hall
Columbus
John Smith
Carbon Hill
Mayme Keplar
Maria Powell
Elizabeth Warner
Mary Evans
Leonard Powell
Marie Mechem
Mary Margaret
Joe
Glouster
C. A. Webb
Frank Sharp
F. M. Rosser
Dayton
Ohio
Rose Coleman
Ted Voigt
Cleveland
Fred Voigt
Buchtel 4-H Club Organizing Meeting
BUCHTEL 4 H Club will organize Tuesday at 6 30 pm at Elsie Bookman home with Elsie Bookman as advisor. All girls from Buchtel and Happy Hollow aged 10 and up invited to attend this meeting. Happy Hollow visitor Wendell Dew from Zanesville stays with Henry Dew family. Local excursion participants to Niagara Falls include Walter Smathers John Sayre Roy Bookman Harvey Sayre Harold Tolliver George Newman and Bernard Colbert.
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Buchtel
Elsie Bookman
Buchtel and
Happy Hollow
Wendell Dew
Zanesville
Henry Dew
Niagara Falls
Walter Smathers
John Sayre
Roy Bookman
Harvey Sayre
Harold Tolliver
George Newman
Bernard Colbert
Bunker Hill Church draws large Saturday night crowd
A large congregation attended Bunker Hill Church services on Saturday night. Visitors from Albany included Mr. and Mrs. G Fagan and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Genheimer with children, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shafer of Waylors Run. Local attendees came from Mt. Hermon and Columbus, with Rev. and Mrs. William Genheimer returning from four months in St. Louis.
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Bunker Hill
G. Fagan
Evan Genheimer
Albany
Edward Shafer
Waylors Run
Dana Houdashelt
Nease Settlement
Will King
Kingsbury
Walter Schreiber
Ball Run
Victor Genheimer
W. D. Thoma
Mt. Hermon Church
William Genheimer
St. Louis
Sylvia Heilman
Alva Haning
Columbus
R. V. Heilman
Betty
Golda
Mildred
Harold Hellman
Sylvia Hellman
Clifford Carman
Roy Thoma
Home From Week in Columbus Return to Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Irwin and Mrs. Mary Beagle returned from a week in Columbus. They attended a dance review featuring Phyliss Jane and Billy McLean, children of Leonard M Lean and Grace Nixon, formerly of the city.
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Nelsonville
C. C. Irwin
Mary Beagle
Columbus
Phyliss Jane
Billy McLean
Leonard Mlean
Grace Nixon
East J. L. Webb Plans Two-Week Eastern Motor Trip
Motoring with two sons, East J. L. Webb departed Sunday for an eastern journey. They expect to remain away about two weeks.
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Nelsonville
J. L. Webb
Missionary Society to Meet Thursday at 2 PM
Members of the Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock with Miss Lu Shafer. Mrs. Delbert Walls and Mrs Henry McCullough, assisted by other members, will present the program.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Lu Shafer
Delbert Walls
Henry McCullough
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