Nelsonville Sportsmen Urge Lake Park Cooperation
Nelsonville Sportsmen urge broad cooperation to secure a new lake and park project near Nelsonville. The July meeting at Tad's Bar will feature Robert Minshall speaking on lake and game refuges, with plans for a 20 acre lake, 30 acre park, target range, and 8,000 acre game refuge.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association
Tad'’s Bar Y
Kimberly-Carbondale
Wennesday
Robert Minshall
Uds
Proon
Levering Dllow
Oaks Grove
Connett
Earl Hilleary
Nesonville
Sunday Arraignments Mark Busy Mayor Court Session
In Nelsonville three arrais were heard in Mayor C G Dew s court on State Highway Patrol affidavits. Ed Conley faces a hearing for intoxicated driving July 2 at 9 am. Albert Mount and Charlies Vancuren paid fines for insufficient brakes and rights violations. Oscar Oliver fined for writing numbers. Keith Zimmerman fined for driving without a license. Five intoxication cases all pled guilty. Several workers were fined five dollars for various offenses.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
State Highway Patrol
Ed Conley
Buchtel
Albert E. Mount
Nelsonville Rt
Charlies W. Vancuren
Columbus
Oscar Oliver
Keith Zimmerman
Carbondale
Woren’ Palsley
Harve Anders
Dan McClain
George Ramsey
William Lgadwell
Elaine McKiddie Undergoes Emergency Appenectomy
Miss Elaine McKiddie daughter of Mr and Mrs J H McKiddie was taken to White Cross Hospital in Columbus Sunday evening for an emergency appendicitis operation Her condition this morning is reported as satisfactory
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Nelsonville
Elaine McKiddie
J. H. McKiddie
W. Washington Sr
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Junior Order Benefit Party Set For IOOF Hall
Nelsonville notes a benefit party sponsored by the Junior Order in the IOOF Hall on Tuesday evening July 1 at 7 30. Proceeds support local aid and community projects.
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Nelsonville
IOOF
Council Chamber Is Being Rehabilitated
NELSONVILLE The council chamber at City Hall is undergoing repairs. Fifteen new chairs have been purchased for members and city officials. A rail is being installed across the front end of the room to provide space for spectators and visitors with business before Council and to improve the mayor's court arrangements.
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Nelsonville
City Hall
John Goins Dies in Millfield at 55
John Goins aged 55 died Saturday night at his daughter’s residence in Millfield where he had lived for three months. His wife Maude preceded him in death. He leaves one son and two daughters. Funeral is Tuesday July 1 at 1 PM at Whitsar West Virginia. burial in Greencastle Cemetery. Friends may call at the Adams home in Millfield.
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Nelsonville
John Goins
Nathan Adams
Millfield
Maude
Whitsar
W. Va
Greencastle
Adams
Nelsonville Social Notes
Nelsonville reports church groups active with meetings planned. Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church met at Chestnut Street home for hymn singing prayer and a July picnic date to be announced. Other notices include Loyal Women's Class at Church of Christ and Martha Class gathering in early July with devotions and potluck.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Spencer
Cora Runion
Belle Smith
Faithful Workers
Methodist Sunday School
Chestnut St
Spencer
C. G. Kreppel
Nettie Stewart
Mary Robertson
Sam Frank
Powell announce birth of daughter in Marietta
Mr and Mrs Dix Powell announce the birth of a daughter at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Powell and Mr and Mrs Frank Betts of Nelsonville.
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Dix Powell
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
James Powell
Frank Betts
Nelsonville
Local Removals and Visits From Ohio Area
Catherine Ludden Lax returns from Washington D C on vacation while employed in the War Department. Ruth Brickles leaves for Pomeroy after visiting relatives. Mrs Harold Robinson and three children head to Toledo after a week with kin. H H Iler visits Akron after Nelsonville stay. Paul Collamore arrives from New London Conn for ten days leave. met by his mother in Columbus.
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Catherine Ludden Lax
Washington, D. C
War Department
Ruth Brickles
Pomeroy
Paul Collamore
U. S
New London
Conn
Columbus
Ethel Collamore
Nelsonville Health Nurse Reports 1940 41 Activities
Nurse Tessie Cavanaugh reports to Supt. E J Arnold on school year 1940 41 including 13 tonsillectomies for students, 12 pupils treated, 7 sent to orthopedics, and several surgeries for deformities. Pre school clinic examined 50 children, 94 home visits, 655 first aid cases, and multiple eye and vaccine screenings. Attendance duties show 15 truancy cases, 9 1/2 days missed, 542 calls, 16 notices, and 19 absent due to quarantines.
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Nelsonville
Tessie Cavanaugh
E. J. Arnold
Athens
Harlan Wilson
Children’s Hospital
Schick
Six Men of Second Area Leave Today for Fort Hayes
Six Athens County men from Draft Board No. 2 departed for Ft. Hayes Columbus for induction into selective service. They received breakfast from the Selectees' Honor Committee and a New Testament from Rev. W. M. Geer. The June call listed Leon White Donald Deeter Ernest Curtis Jesse Cagg Ralph Six and Kenneth Patrick. Local registrations will be held July 1 at the American Legion building Nelsonville from 7 to 9 a.m. with about 125 expected to register.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Baties
W. M. Geer
Methodist Church
Peehalf
Leon Frank White
Hockingport
Donald Sherwood Deeter
Coolville
Ernest Wilford Curtis
Frost Rt
Franklin Jesse Cagg
Ralph Leonard Six
Athens
Kenneth Clifford Patrick
Athens Rt
American Legion
Pythian Sisters hold quarterly birthday party in Wilkesville
Wilkesville notes cover events and visits of residents including Pythian Sisters organizing a Past Chiefs Club with officer elections and a July meeting. Local outings include Ray Strausbaugh and family trips to Lake Hope and Hawks Nest, welding classes, a Dairy farm purchase, a private secretary course in Columbus, and relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hartley
Canton
Ben Rhodes
Harry Thompson
Lester Brentzer
Jackson
Chillicothe
Marshfield Social Notes Include Eastern Star Visit and House Guests
Marshfield notes list attendees at an Eastern Star inspection in Zaleski and multiple local and distant visitors. Names include Rhoda McLeod Josephine Scott Fred Hoodler F J Burt V C Vickers Patty Wise Kath leen Withers Lenore Dinsmore Laura May and others.
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New Marshfield
Eastern Star
Zaleski
Rhoda McLeod
Josephine Scott
Fred Hoodler
F. J. Burt
V. C. Vickers
Patty Wise
Columbus
Everett Wigar
Harry Liggett
Dale
John Liggett
Barberton
Frank Farrell
Donald
Portsmouth
Kathleen Withers
Lenore Dinsmore
Camp Tar Hall
Laurelville
C. A. Shaffer
Elizabeth Robinson
Goldie Willis
Birdie Brunton
Laura May
Glouster
Charles B. Robinson
Janette
Detroit
Leonard Willis
Idaho
W. Ralph Shaffer
G. N. Sidders
Carl Stanley
Bellville
Mae Master
June Dinsmore
Harold Flanders
Huron
Lena Elliott
Larry
Harve Willike
Lancaster
Glouster Residents Meet Famous Writers at Stille Home
Glouster residents Dr and Mrs E E LeFever and Miss Esta Cunningham visited the home of Samuel Harden Stille at Lower Salem to meet Dr Kedar Nath Das Gupta. Gupta, from Bengal, India, discussed his World Fellowship of Faiths goals and his work with Gandhi while Stille autographed two of his books for the guests.
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Glouster
E. E. LeFever
Esta Cunningham
Old Northwest
LeFevers
Miss Cunningham
Stille
Kedarnath Das Gupta
Chittagong
Bengal
India
New York City
London
England
United States
America
World Fellowship of Faiths
Das Gupta
Mahatma Ghandi
New York
Washington
Dr. Stille
Band Benefit Shines in Glouster Fundraiser
Glouster Band concert and ice cream social at Depot Square netted about 50 dollars. Local officials and boosters thank Mayor Thomas Williams and others for venue, ice, milk donations, and funding support.
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Glouster
Depot Square
Band Boosters Club
Thomas Williams
Board of Public Affairs
Mike Beshara
Bennett Company
Nelsonville
Roy Davis
Garnet Anderson
William Embrey
Earl Johnston
Charles Thomas
Lester Faires
Lawrence Colbert
A. C. Wells
Jim Carter
T. F. Davis
James Mates
Little Shell Service Station
D. E. Carr
E. E. Munden
Dan Mooney
Speigel
John Humphreys
Gaskalla
Mr. Parks
Charles Williams
Delmar Gladden
Willis Blower
Ernest Bryson
Hugh Cunningham
Raymond Connett
William Figley
Paul Byers
Ernie Burdess
Richard Jones
Barbara Dunlevy
Twila Mae Williams
Kenneth Skinner
Jack Anderson
Martha Byers
William Forsbach
Richard Byers
Donald Cunningham
Jimy Roman
Billy Roberts
Billy Parker
James Davis
David Cox
Billy Stahl
Jimmy Wolf
Billy Kleinman
Marian Byers
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Earl Echstenkamper
Margaret Summers
Frank Rabe Dies at Home of Son in Cuyahoga Falls
Frank Rabe Akron died suddenly at his son Albert's home in Cuyahoga Falls. Survived by wife Polly, three sons Albert Ralph and Herman and three daughters Glenna Tidyman Ruth Shank Frances Moyer and seven grandchildren. Body brought to sister in law Miss Gertie Taylor in Jacksonville. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Jacksonville Methodist Church with Rev. C E Palmer officiating. Burial Maplewood.
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Glouster
Frank Rabe
Akron
Albert
Cuyahoga Falls
Polly
Ralph
Herman
Iowa
Glenna Tidyman
Ruth Shank
Washington, D. C
Frances Moyer
Chaumont
N. Y
Gertie Taylor
Jacksonville
Funeral for Mrs. Anna E. Ray Held in Glouster
Funeral services for Anna E. Ray age 66 who died in Briggsdale were held at Glouster Methodist Church with Rev. J A Thompson officiating. Burial followed at Maplewood. Survived by husband Bert Ray Columbus six sons Ralph Groveport Leo Carl Will Bernard and a daughter Lindle Mason Briggsdale and sister Mrs Martha Snyder Greens Run. The Rays were former Glouster residents.
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Glouster
Anna E. Ray
Briggsdale
Glouster Methodist Church
J. A. Thompson
Maplewood
Ray
Bert Ray
Columbus
Ralph
Groveport
Leo
Carl
Zanesville
Will
Bernard
Detroit
Mich
Lindle Mason
Martha Snyder
Greens Run
Tom Smith 65 Dies In Springfield Home
Tom Smith age 65 a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge died Sunday evening in the I.O.C.F. Home in Springfield after being taken there a week ago. He is survived by two brothers John of Congress Run and Frank of Ferndale and two sisters in Columbus. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at John S Blower Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Dew Cemetery.
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Glouster
Tom Smith
Odd Fellow Lodge
Springfield
John
Congress Run
Frank
Ferndale
Columbus
John S. Blower
Dew Cemetery
Church Board Set to Convene First Session of Year
Official board of the Methodist Church will hold its first meeting in the new conference year this evening at 7 30 in the church basement. Members are expected to be present.
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Glouster
The
Methodist Church
Lake Alma Outing Chaperoned by Zion Church Leaders
Mrs Flora Grant teacher of Zion Church Lower Plains Sunday School took 16 members on a Lake Alma outing and picnic Saturday night, guided by assistant chaperone Miss Eileen Buflock.
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Chauncey
Flora Grant
Young Peoples
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Eileen Buflock
Lake Alma
Nine Mines Operated In Chauncey District This Week
A work report released last night states nine mines in Chauncey district operated Monday. The listed mines include No. 90 No. 255 No. 107 Poston No. 6 Chauncey N Y No. 25 Coonville Kimberly Carbondale and Black Diamond. Mrs Roger Boling and her son Richard of Chauncey attended the wedding of Miss Lois Baughman and Mr Richard E Cone in Athens Sunday.
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Chauncey
Poston No
Chauncey N. Y
Coonville
Kimberly
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Roger Boling
Richard
Athens
Lois Baughman
Richard E. Cone
Birth Announcement for Helen Sue McDaniel
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McDaniel of Millfield announce the birth of a daughter named Helen Sue. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. McDaniel of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Gerald McDaniel
Millfield
Helen Sue
H. O. McDaniel
Vacation Bible Schools Open in Chauncey District Towns
Vacation Bible schools opened at 9 o clock in Trimble Jacksonville Chauncey Taylor Ridge and Millfield with Taylor Ridge the only community with one church. Schools close at 11 30 and parents are urged to cooperate with sponsors to encourage attendance.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Jacksonville
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Large Offerings Are Received by Church
Chauncey The Church of Christ Parish cooperating with the National Brotherhood observed Parish Mission Sunday and One Day's Income Day. Despite the lowest attendance in months, the parish day offering totaled about 170 dollars, with Greens Run 30.68, Millfield 26.44, Taylor Ridge 9.55, Chauncey 61.60, Trimble 50.14, plus a special defense offering for the world crisis.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
National Brotherhood
Greens Run
Millfield
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Birth Announcement Carl Richard Evener in Sugar Creek
Carl Richard Evener was born June 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoyt Karns in Sugar Creek. The baby weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces. Proud parents are Hattie Karns and Carl Evener formerly of this vicinity. Grandparents are Richard Evener and Hoyt Karns. great grandparents include Hattie Karns Dana Schoonover and Lillie Evener.
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Chauncey
Carl Evener
Hattie Karns
Powhattan
Evener
Hoyt Karns
Sugar Creek
Carl Richard
Richard Evener
Hat
Residents Visit Across Counties Near Fisher
Chauncey area visitors include George Gabriel Jr and the McHargs hosting near Fisher. Elizabeth Koenig from Murray City and daughter Bess Patterson of Cleveland visit Isabel Bradfield’s family. Russell Alley and daughters Patty and Janet from Ashland stay with Roy and … Gabriel at Lower Plains. G W Shafer of Athens stayed with daughter Mrs. Harry Moore at Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
George Gabriel, Jr
Walter McHarg
Thelma
Norma McHarg
Howard McHarg
Fisher
Elizabeth Koenig
Murray City
Bess Patterson
Cleveland
Koenig
Isabel Bradfield
Russell Alley
Patty
Janet
Ashland
Roy Gabriel
Lower Plains
G. W. Shafer
Athens
Harry Moore
Entertains Guests At Lower Plains Home
W. E. Dicken of Lower Plains entertained as their recent guests Mr. and Mrs. John Dicken of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dicken and daughter Fay of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hysell and daughter Judith Kay of Athens. Grace Dicken accompanied the visiting party to Columbus for a few days.
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Chauncey
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
John Dicken
Columbus
Jess Dicken
Fay
Athens
Frank Hysell
Judith Kay
Grace Dicken
Dunce Caps Named After 13th Century Clergyman
The term dunce cap traces to Duns Scotus a Scottish theologian who lived in the thirteenth century. His scholastic reputation inspired a label for slow learners in classrooms for centuries.
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Duns Scotus
July Meeting of Zion Church Mothers Bible Class
Chauncey July meeting of the Mothers Bible Class of Zion Church Lower Plains will be entertained Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Freda Shields with Mrs. Lena Hamilton and Mrs. Mabel Swartz as co-hostesses. Mrs. Hazel Luman will be in charge.
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Chauncey
Mother’s Bible Class
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Freda Shields
Lena Hamilton
Mabel Swartz
Hazel Luman
Honor Daughter On Her Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Chauncey entertained with a steak dinner honoring Anna Lee Channell on her 14th birthday. A birthday cake centerpiece and ice cream followed the dinner with gifts for Anna Lee Channel from family members including Nellie Brookins Thelma Jean Brookins and Harold Brown.
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Chauncey
Dwight Robinson
Nellie Brookins
Thelma Jean Brookins
Harold Brown
Lawn Party At Zion Church Hosted By Chauncey Miss Fileen Bullock
Councillor Miss Fileen Bullock of the Young Peoples meeting at Zion Church entertained 17 members with a lawn party at the W. E. Dickens home last Thursday from 7 to 9 p m. A program of games and contests was enjoyed and refreshments included ice cream and cake.
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Chauncey
Fileen Bullock
The
Young Peoples Meeting
Zion Church
W. E. Dickens
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