Base To Be Poured Wednesday On Nelsonville Canal Street Project
Nelsonville project work advances with seven inch concrete base to be poured Wednesday. WPA and Highway Department share $185,700 cost. labor supplied by contractor, equipment and supplies by WA. Two crews and center card planned. two half sections poured from east end with fresh cement, sand, gravel, bricks.
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Wee Ae
Athens Messenger
Athens
Nelsonville Canal Street
Nelsonville
WPA
Highway Department
Crist de Bente
Hamitam
Belek
Dona Simone
Sant
Reick
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Anester
Nelsonville Social Notes Messy Church Social Evening
Twenty six members joined Clase No. 21 of the Methodist Church for a social evening in the church rooms. Out of town guests Mrs Georgia Kilpatrick and Mrs Gladys Bayliss, Athens, attended dinner with local members. The column also notes several marriages and weekend visits among Nelsonville residents, including Ruth Seibert’s marriage announcement to Pierre Bourgeois and visits by Columbus and Cincinnati guests.
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Nelsonville
Clase No. 21
Methodist Church
Mia Irma Wilson
Neva Dreshee
Fut Call
Clara Beteman
Cora Monks
Georgia” Kilpatrick
Gladys Bayliss
Athens
Pierre Bourgeois
Ruth Seibert
Columbus
Olive Seibert
Frank Seibert
Howard Call
Jerry
Cincinnati
Lawrence Seibert
Sammy
Taylor
Olive ‘Seibert
Frank Bean
G. Snowden
Anthony Stedam
Patricia
Little Rock
Arkansas
Inspection Will Be Held Thursday Meeting by Pythian Sisters
Nelsonville Pythian Sisters schedule a special meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm to prepare uniforms. Members with uniforms at home are urged to bring them to the Tuesday session for inspection and shaping.
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Nelsonville
Pythian
Doanville Loses to Bombers in Local Set
Nelsonville Coalgroves Delivery Boys failed to deliver last night as the Ph Club Bombers edged Doanville 9 to 7. Tonight Adamson faces CCC team from Camp Nelson in a third league clash.
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Nelsonville
Coalgroves
Ph Club
Doanville
Adamson
CCC
Camp Nelson
Stars Sayor Horoscope for June 26 Outlook
The Stars Sayor for Wednesday June 26 predicts a lively day with unforeseen changes and spirited activity. Expect sudden shifts, opportunities, and bold moves aided by innovation while remaining vigilant against deception and intrigue. Those born under the progressive, enterprising sign may face unusual adventures and new ventures.
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Asin
Barron Improves at Home After Illness
Nelsonville reports John Barron showing improvement at his home on Madison Street after two weeks of illness. He remains unable to visit with friends while recovering.
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Barron
Nelsonville
John Barrons
Madson Sty
Nelsonville Rural visitors and local table guests noted
Nelsonville area letters mention Mrs Mick Matheny returning home from Akron to visit relatives Sarinaire and Harry Simmons are listed. Mr and Mrs Prank McColliater, and Mr and Mrs Fester Connor with their children visited Nelomei parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Wallace of The Plains were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Metolie.
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Nelsonville
Mick Matheny
Akron
Sarinaire
Harry Simmons
Prank McColliater
Fester Connor
Dons
Nelomei
Joe Wallace
the Plains
Frank Metolie
Miss Meten E. Pritchard Named Camp Counselor
A junior at Ohio University, Misaly Pritchard, has been selected as counselor at Camp Luella May in Summerville. Pritchard assumed her new role last Friday.
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Nelsonville
Meten_E. Pritchard
Ohio University
Garden Club Program At Presbyterian Church
The Garden Club held a meeting last evening in the Presbyterian Church social home. Officers and members, including Mrs Nixon and Miss Kepiar, oversaw dinner served at six. An informal social hour followed with remarks by Supt Arnold and others.
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Remoranie
Oes Nieht
Comemunity Garten Club
Presbyterian Church
Socal
Arnold
A ‘Cranmer
Ralph Pavie
J.M Hae
Honor Couple At Hemlock
In honor of Mr and Mrs Charles Kehl Mansfield newly married a miscellaneous shower was given at the bride’s parent home. Refreshments were served and attendees included Mrs Alice Tharp and daughter Mary Elizabeth and Mrs Laura Hodgson. Community members listed attended events across Crookeville Cadiz Corning Drakes and nearby areas.
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Memlock
Charles Kehl
Mansfield
Bernard Hodgson
Alice Tharp
Mary Elizabeth
Laura Hodgson
Crookeville
James Campbell
Dewey Campbell
Tribe Campbell
Wesley Campbel
Cadiz
Ira Davis
Lawrence Davis
Bunk Davis
Nework
Andy Toki Drakes
Cutford Davis
Lois
Mex Ray
Latta
Corning
Youthful Communists Threatened by Crowd
Four Cleveland college students distributing Young Communist League pamphlets were rescued from a hostile crowd and later released after the FBI declined to investigate. Police said the youths criticized U.S. policy and proposed compulsory training. the scene unfolded Wednesday evening at Pocahontas Hall.
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Cleveland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Young Communist League of
United States
Delegates Return From Akron Veterans Meeting
Commander Garrett Hoch and Mrs Hoch lead Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 delegates along with William Gray Leonard Myers W W Warren and Lawrence McDonald as alternates Ed Carter and Ben Brady also attended the Akron gathering for the VFW meeting.
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Akron
Nelsonville
Garrett Hoch
Hoch
William Gray
Leonard Myers
W. W. Warren
Lawrence McDonald
Ed Carter
Ben Brady
Akron 1
County Sends Four Men to GOP Meeting
Nelsonville will be represented at the Republican national convention. S. Mechem, president of the McKinney Club, leads R. B. Swope with Dr. H. T. Phillipe and Sack Dalton of Athens to the convention. Dr. Phillipe is chosen as one of the attending physicians. Jacke Dalton is president of Athens County Young Republican Club.
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Nelsonville
S. Mechem
McKinney” Club
R. 8
Juniper Chapel Announces June Services and Events
New Plymouth clergy invite guests for Juniper Chapel services from Wednesday June 26 to Sunday June 30 with an all day meeting on Sunday and a basket dinner followed by a prayer and praise session. Attendees include speakers and singers and the event runs through the weekend.
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New Plymouth
Juniper Chapel
Good Game Is in Prospect Tonight
Mellonville reports Carbondale faces Buchtel at 3 30 this evening at city playgrounds. Neither pitcher Brooke for Carbondale nor Jones for Buchtel has lost a game, promising a top test of the season.
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Mellonville
Carbondale
Buchtel
Orelock
Brooke
Jones
Hame
To Celebrate Anniversary Next Sunday
Nelsonville June 28 1800 William F Cail and Miss Elen Stokoe united in marriage by Rev G W Burns for 40 years Cail owns and operates a blacksmith shop Harper St and Watkins St They are members of the Independent Holiness Church on Walking St They have three sons John George of Nelsonville Howard of Cincinnati four grandchildren Mrs Catherine Civile Marion Elinor and Jerry Call one great grandson Timmy Civile They are 72 and 70 Annniversary will be observed on Sunday June 30 with a family dinner at noon and friends may call from 1 to 6 in the afternoon
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Nelsonville
Wiliam F. Cail
Elen Stokoe
G.W. Burns
Cail
Harper St
Watkins St
Fea
Walking St
John
George
Howard
Cincinnati
Catherine Civile
Marion
Elinor
Jerry ‘Call
Timmy Civile
Ise Call
Call
July Fourth Corning social events and activities planned
Corning plans a July Fourth celebration with an early softball game at 2, a band concert, and a patriotic address. There will be children’s races, greased pole contest worth $1, amusement stands, dancing at Hermey's Hall with McQuade's orchestra, and a fireworks display by 10 p.m. Bellwether social notes follow.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Hermey's Hall
McQuade
Go To Convention GLOUSTER Dr Burnelle Attend Republican National
GLOUSTER and Dr and Mrs L E Burnelle left for Philadelphia this morning to attend the Republican National Convention and will return Sunday. MAGIC CITY LODGE No 787 LOOP urged to attend Friday night meeting. NELSONVILLE girls softball team to meet at 6 pm for practice at the Athletic Field in preparation for the Cos Cob game Thursday night.
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Glouster
Mrs. L. E. Burnelle
Philadelphia
Magic City Lodge
Loop
Nelsonville
Glouster Athens Men Win State Lodge Honors
Glouster and Athens men gain state recognition as Herman E. Jones is named Grand Herald for 1941 by Maxie City Lodge No. 777. The lodge has held one of four appointive state offices for three years, with previous honorees including Morris in 1938 and Goldime in 1999. Representative Rev. Wolfe of Athens is named Grand Warden.
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Glouster
Maxie City
Loop
Herman E. Jones
D. P. Morris
Grand Lodge
W. G. Goldime
Ton Bt E. Jones
Oice
Mr. Jones
Harry Cheney
Yorntown
Jones
Rev. Wolfe
Retired Railroader Of Corning Dies
Corning funeral notices report the death of Jawara Wilson a retired crane operator at the New York Central roundhouse in Corning born in Scotland and living in Corning for years. Surviving are his widow Clara Wilson and several daughters sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be held at United Brethren Church with Rev Arthur C. Shanker officiating. Local attendees included Mason lodge members and area residents with relatives visiting from Scotland and Columbus.
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Corning
Jawara Wilson
Ace TL
McMiien
Charleston
W. Va
Jane
Mr Wilton
Scotland
New York Central
Faiiroad Roundhouse
Tha Yenights
Pythiia Ledger
Mra
Clara Wilson
Les Sean
Grace Merrion
Cok
Mary ‘Thomas
Weirton
Jeasle McDonald
Mix
Demister
Scot
James Wilson
William Little
Arthur Late
Logan
United Brethren Church
Arthur _C. Shanker
Matthew
Dawson
Elvrin
Marvin’ Murphy
Kingston
Eugene Jones
Murphy
Ann
Harold LeFavor
Kay
Nelsonville
Ian
Strand Mra
Richard Guintner
Mise
Dorothy Seckinger
Richard Swart
Bucktye Lake
Ohne Te E
Richardson
Columbus
Rotsine Frances Aber
Ralph McMullin
Columban
Clara McMullin
Columbur
Mia Alice "Thoman
Mia
A.C. Thomas
Voting for Night Officer Continues
City business men could not be contacted Monday afternoon by the committee to elect a night watchman. Voting proceeds today, with the process conducted by secret ballot and overseen by officials.
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Glousteh
Will She
Glouster Trio Debuts on Pittsburgh Radio Sundays
Openings include the Sikorski brothers Sax John singing with their trio over WWSW in Pittsburgh performing the hymn Immaculate Mother arranged for three voices. Also a Union Candy Shop opens in the Danford Building near the High St Bridge run by W. M. Capps. A Loyal Workers class in Hollister plans an annual trip and picnic.
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Glouster
Frank
Leo Sikorski
WWSW
Pittsburgh
J Ohn
Immaculate Mother
John
Union Candy Shop
Danford
High St. Bridge
W. M. Capps
Union
Hollister
A. B. Lund
Dell Banfield
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Frane McCallister
Hilaren
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Ploya Se
Scatterfly
Schrier Nehonville
Axnudues
Olive Selbert
Ruth Lee
Noland Bourgeois
Rev. Coughlin
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Venice
Colonial Finance 2
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Garden Club
Hemlock
Charles Slack
Renee
Charles
Arthur Essex
Mandairs
Gene’ Goodin
Te ‘Renur
Chub
Alice Storts
Carol Flowers Joy
Kann
Hazel McCoy
Mary Ellen Mda
Margaret’ Bu
Erma Casper
Ken Ittman
Joyce Laneing
Lilly Mae Lanting
Ernestine McDaniel
Bevty" Simon
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Jean” Dudas
Marjorie Bryson
Rebi Low
Phar Barbera Startick
Martha
Bell ‘Tharp
Norma Stekdorn
Eileen
Bartow
Corrine Adama
Eleanore
Annatelia Modgnon
8Ates
Joan Tharp
Iceland
Pocahontas Hall
County
GOP
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Lloyd Evans
Irene McDowell
Blanche Riley
Wooster
Ohio Synod and
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Guy Fellam
Virgil Reynolds
Dewcourt
Corts
Rome
Compiegne
Charles Huntziger
Italy
Corning Social Notes
Ard Clus
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Velma Lamity
Mary Ann Beaver
Effie ‘Champlin
Josephine Hermey
Thelma ‘Frasure
Beulah Craig
Jane Beaver
Nell Kochensparger
Mrs. Hardy
First Methodist Church
George Kirkbride
Virginia Lamb
Jacqueline Lamb
Phyllie Grey
Ruth Ann Thomas
Eloise ‘Theisen
Wilma Spence
Mildred ‘Williams
Jimmie
Eleanor Spence
Margaret Baird
Anné Wright
Virginia Hall
Barbara Murphy
Kirkbride
Phyllis
Robert Spence
T.N.T. Sewing Club
Mildred Ferguson
Elsie Exenkemper
Taanch
Spencer Malinda ‘Schlingerman
Saran Blower
Dorning
Harriet Levion
Camp Schonthal
Magnetic Springs
Unselor
Robert Morgan
Herman Forsbach
Warren Trussell
Billy
Malvern
Dewey Beaver
Lake Hope
Zaleski
Fand Gallipolis
Jones and
Wolfe
Odd Fellows
Oakley & Oakley Insurance
Conteat Ree Oates
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
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