Business Women Hold Meeting on Tuesday
Nelsonville ten members answered roll call at the summer meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club. They discussed next year's program Your Business and Mine and a fall musicale sponsored with the Garden Club. The club leased two Buckeye Building rooms to decorate and furnish over the summer. Committee members for the September dinner meeting are Ethel Rosser Mable Haffner Blanche Linton Irma Wilson and Edith Lee. In Nelsonville the Daughters of America plan officer installation in the IOOF Hall at 730 Friday evening.
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Nelsonville
Garden Club
Buckeye
Ethel Rosser
Mable Haffner
Blanche Linton
Irma Wilson
Edith Lee
Old Timers Top Brooks Shoes 4-1 in Twilight League
Nelsonville game sees Dr. Walker's Old Timers defeat Brooks Shoes 4-1. Three runs cross on a Devol family hit in the third inning and Sweazy adds a late single before Brooks falls short. Tonight the Old Timers meet Camp Nelson in a postponed 5:30 p.m. tilt.
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Nelsonville
Dr. Walker
Brooks Shoes
Shoemakers
Ray
Garner
Evans
Smith
White
Hilleary
Blosser
Graham
W. Devol
R. Devol
Winnigan
Sweazy
Oliver
Odenthal
Camp Nelson
Cccesvenccons
Bloswer
Winnigman
Soccessseree
Sweaty
Taylor
Issxer
Christian
Boehk
Sere
Vans
Ouver
Ouver, © Ssraseee
Dupler
Johnson-Howson
Funeral Attendance Out-of-Town Relatives Gathered
Out-of-town relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs. L. R. Kelch on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included numerous names from Athens Columbus Fos toria Cleveland Glouster Logan and Lancaster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. R. Kelch
George McHenry
Harry Kelley
Jessie Roach
Edward Sherlock
William Horn
William Hampton
Athens
H. V. Souers
Fitch Staffinger
Sherman Keasy
Chauncey
E. C. Browning
T. T. Tomlinson
Marion
Jackson
George Schwenke
Logan
Carl Dupler
Glouster
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Harry Light
C. Mattox
Lancaster
Ohio
Clyde Dunlap
Corning
Richard Donley
Shadyside
Nelsonville Athletic Club Meets to Select Boxing Team
Nelsonville Athletic Club manager Dewey White calls a meeting for Thursday night June 30 at 7:30 at Spray building club rooms. Four boys will be chosen to represent the club and face four boys from Frank Beula s stable Glouster for the Eagles boxing card on July 10. Stan Partlow will oversee boxing at the club.
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Nelsonville
Dewey White
Nelsonville Athletic Club
Spray
Frank Beulas
Glouster
Eagles
Stan Partlow
Nelsonville Personalities Share Weekend Visits
Nelsonville notes list Mrs. C. W. Cable of Columbus visiting friends Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Mayne Keplar from Columbus comes today. Mrs. Winfield Scott from Columbus returns home with sister Miss Jennie Powell. Sylvia Jane Shaw and John Koehn of Dayton visit Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shough. Edna Loraine Shaw leaves with them. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Denver California were weekend guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Warner and accompany home Mrs. Alice Sloan who stayed five weeks.
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C. W. Cable
Columbus
Mayne Keplar
Winfield Scott
Jennie Powell
Sylvia Jane Shaw
John Koehn
Dayton
Pete Shough
Edna Loraine Shaw
Shoughs
California
Elizabeth Warner
Alice Sloan
Tom Thumb Wedding Planned at First Methodist Church
Nelsonville Friday evening the Retta Howe Sunday School class will present a Tom Thumb Wedding in the auditorium. Proceeds go to the church carpet fund. Cast includes Bride Betty Jo Whitlatch Groom Jack Oakley minister Harley Hubble and many others with elaborate gowns and full dress. Tickets from class members or participants.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Retta Howe
Betty Jo Whitlatch
Jack Oakley
Harley Hubble
Naomi Ogg
Roland Mender
Danny Shaffer
Esther Juniper
Rodney Jonas
Marilyn Wilson
Wibbie Warren
Darel Inman
Mary Ellen Hall
Sue Ann Fischer
Doris Warren
Sally Jackson
Alma Bateman
Miriam Betts
Betty Jean Ross
Louise Lowden
Dorothy Raine
Ray Howe
Marion Call
Billy Monks
Brides Club
Janet Coope
Shirley Sayers
Elvira Thompson
John Edward Katzenbach
Merlyn Gabriel
Richard Arnold
Charles Kinney
Ventriloquists Struggle With Lip Movement Letters
Ventriloquists find it difficult to pronounce the letters b f m p v and w as these require lip movement. The limitation affects vocal tricks and performance technique.
Rail Time Card and Air Service Schedules
A historical rail timetable lists trains for Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio lines with arrivals and departures, daily and Sunday exceptions. It includes West, North and East bound trains, with numbers 4 44 12 2 1 3 43 29 and 30, plus Athens Municipal Airport air taxi times and connections with T W A and A A airlines at near airports.
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Baltimore & Orio
Diplomat
National Limited
NEW York Central North
Athens Municipal Airport
A. A
Athens
Tagged Catfish Caught in Hocking River Near Grand Cafe
Nelsonville report says Wm War ren caught a catfish in the Hocking River near the Grand Cafe bearing the tag 2592A. The fish, weighing about one and a half pounds, may be seen at Joe Hardy Filling Station and is believed released near Rockbridge.
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Nelsonville
Wm. Warren
Hocking River
Joe Hardy
West City
Rockbridge
Mrs Bennett Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs Garnet Bennett entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club with substitutes Mrs R R Stalter Mrs C E Welch and Mrs Frank Freer playing. Mrs Cecil Shafer Mrs Harry Kelly and Mrs L P Rice posted high scores.
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Nelsonville
R. R. Stalter
C. E. Welch
Frank Freer
Garnet Bennett
Wednesday Bridge Club
Cecil Shafer
Harry Kelly
L. P. Rice
Log Store Construction Underway At Route 33 Site
Work to build a log store at the Route 33 and Falls Mill road intersection began this week by E. L. Magill. Magill will keep operating his West Hunter Street store during construction.
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LOGAN
Route 33
Falls Mill Road
E. L. Magill
Magill
Hunter St
Questionnaires Reveal Silent Doubts on Dutch Treat Dating
In Butte Mont the social relations survey among high school girls produced no responses to two questions. The queries asked if girls believed other girls spent money on boys and if they supported the 50-50 Dutch treat dating practice.
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Butte
Mont
Bristow Man Abandons 50 Cent Washboard for Syria
Eddie Nesser refused sending a brass washboard to Syria after learning 80 cent postage and four language addresses required. He left the effort in disgust at the post office.
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Bristow
Okla
Eddie Nesser
Syria
Roberta Hall Uses Prison Writings to Pay Victims
Roberta Hall, confined at Tehachapi's women's state penitentiary for forgery and fraud, funds her victims' losses by sale of writings. She writes that remittance letters show she wants to clear her conscience. Tourists returning from Germany report no speed limits but drivers must respect others.
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Tehachapi
Cal
Roberta Hall
Women's State
Germany
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and News
Syracuse guest Mrs. Harry Allison visits Anne Street, while Columbus guests stay with the Chase family. A. E. Bing heads to Waterloo via Detroit, and Rev. George Bing leaves for Wolbach. Several relatives attend funerals, illnesses improve, and a seven pound son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith. Mrs. Bing marks her 41st wedding anniversary with family aboard in Wolbach Nebraska.
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Ray Crumbley
Wellsville
Bentz Wolf
Wheeling
John Bowen
John Koehler
Willard Ashworth
Dayton
Leo Wildermuth
George Blackburn
Columbus
Pomeroy
Blackburn
Matt Crary
Wyblis Hill
George Crary
Atlanta
Georgia
Pearl Mora
Donald
Reed Crary
Louise
Norman Fisher
Alice Faye
Gerald Wildermuth
Donna Jean
Earl Shumaker
Robert
Jane
Howard Crary
Alvin Smith
Pomeroy R. D
George Beards
George Lee
Ithmer Neal
George Wittmer
William Grueser
Belle Vernon, Pa
A. Angeletti
West Main St
Louis Marchi
Parkersburg
Oscar Sc
Ford Plate
Lula Blake
Charles Ebersbach
Lincoln Hill
Chicago
Greta Price
John Paine
Detroit
Florida
Tampa
Tampa Hospital. Thursday Noon Miss Nelle
Caddie Bing
George Bing
Wolbach
Neb
A. E. Bing
Waterloo
Iowa
Bing
Shower Held For Hysells
Mrs. J. Chapelle Talbott hosted a Coquille area shower for the newly announced June marriage of Noel and Hysell. Guests enjoyed games with prizes won by Mrs. Grate and Mrs. Dwight Hysell. Ice cream cake and punch were served, and attendees included relatives and friends from Rutland, Pomeroy, Wolfpen and surrounding areas.
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Middleport
J. Chappelle Talbott
Noel Hysell
S. Third Ave
Hamilton
Wm. Grate
Dwight Hysel
Rutland
Maxine Mankin
Paul Grueser
Norman Russell
Marjorie Hysell
Pomeroy
Eleanor Hysell
Elizabeth King
Dwight Hysell
Chas. Greenler
Wolfpen
DUV Holds Picnic at Chase Home on Tuesday
POMEROY The annual picnic of the Daughters of Union Veterans was held at the home of Mrs. John Chase on Tuesday evening. A seven o'clock picnic dinner was served. Miss Bertha Miller gave a report on the state convention in Columbus. Guests included Mrs. Nora Atkinson, candidate for State Central committeewoman, and Miss Nell Pickering of Athens, with Mrs. T. A. Tedrow of Pomeroy and Mrs. William Waters of Columbus. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Viola Jones on Laurel Street, hosted by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Minnie Neutzling.
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Pomeroy
Daughters of Union Veterans
John Chase
Columbus
Bertha Miller
Nora Atkinson
Nell Pickering
Athens
T. A. Tedrow
William Waters
Viola Jones
Laurel St
Jones
Minnie Neutzling
Pomeroy Guests Enjoy Picnic Dinner Near Rutland
A group from Pomeroy visited Del Rice’s home near Rutland for a Monday evening picnic. Attendees included Mrs. M. E. Bing and daughters, Mrs. Gertrude French of Vienna Virginia, Caddie and Nelle Bing, John Chase, Mrs. William Waters and two children of Columbus, Rev and Mrs. George Bing of Wolbach Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs. A F E Bing of Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Dell McCormick of Rutland.
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Pomeroy
del Rice
Rutland
M. E. Bing
Gertrude French
Vienna
Caddie
Nelle Bing
John Chase
William Waters
Columbus
George Bing
Wolbach
Neb
A. FE. Bing
Iowa
Dell McCormick
Baptist Speakers Set for Missionary Association in Middleport
Guest speakers at the Baptist Missionary Association meeting at First Baptist Church will include Mrs. Bartlett state president Marietta and Miss Meavina Sollman missionary to China now located in Swatow. A covered dish luncheon is planned at noon.
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Middleport
Baptist Missionary Association
First Baptist Church
Bartlett
Marietta
Meavina Sollman
China
Swatow
Picnic Outing for Community Bible School Group
Miss Margaret Ella Hysell and Miss Margaret M Houdashelt chaperoned children from the Community Bible School for a picnic dinner at Central School and a hike to Bone Hollow. BYPU group from First Baptist Church and Rev L O Grant drove to Camp Kinshuta Chester for a wiener roast with games and singing.
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Middleport
Margaret Ella Hysell
Margaret Mhoudashelt
Community Bible School
Central School
Bone Hollow
BYPU
First Baptist Church
L. O. Grant
Camp Kinshuta
Chester
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