Nelsonville Eagles Host Southern Ohio District Meeting
Nelsonville hosted District 4 of the Eagles with delegations from Athens, Jacksonville, Murray City, Logan, Marietta, Shawnee, Corning, Glouster, Pomeroy, and Nelsonville. About 300 attended as Past State President George Herman spoke for 20 minutes. District Director L E Hilles and State Chaplain Viril Davis also made brief remarks.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Athens
Jacksonville
Murray City
Logan
Marietta
Shawnee
Corning
Glouster
Pomeroy
Herman
L. E. Hilles
Viril Davis
Harry Chesher
K. of P. Hall
Eagles Club
Lenten Service Theme The Cross Speaks at Nelsonville Church
Tonight at seven o clock in The Church of Christ the second mid week Lenten meditation will be heard. The robed choir will provide music and a duet by Mrs Lou Allen and Mrs Wilma Gardner. A note on tea supplies cites Canada tea from British India Ceylon Java and the United Kingdom with most of it unprepared.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Lou Allen
Wilma Gardner
British India
Ceylon
Java
United Kingdom
Canada
Washburn Dies at Home in Canton Ohio
Nelsonville brief reports the sudden death of C. E. Washburn age 60 while at work in Canton Ohio. He was the son of the late Morris Wilson and a Nelsonville High School graduate. He left town about 25 years ago from railroad service. He leaves wife Stella Kaclin and daughter Lucille Loos. Funeral set for Canton Friday at 2 p.m.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Washburn
Canton
Ohio
Sam Wilson
Morris Wilson
Wilson
Stella Kaclin
Lucille Loos
Radio and Electric Shop Burglarized at Nerrick's Corner
Nelsonville police report burglars hit J. H. Cuckler's radio and electric shop at Nerrick's Corner Tuesday night. Missing are about $10 in a tin box, two radios including a 5-tube white table model and a floor model 5-tube battery set, plus a jeweler's magnifying glass. Entrance gained by forcing the front door.
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Nelsonville
J. H. Cuckler
Nerrick’s Corner
Cuckler
Nelsonville Social Notes and Camp Nelson talk
Nelsonville gatherings feature Community Garden Club at Mrs Powell home with W L Seward of Camp Nelson outlining camp grounds and reforestation efforts. Also Society to Meet Missionary to honor Bertha Barker, a Florida visit, a birth announced for Ralph Shelby, plus a sheriff sale notice for 84.03 acres in Leetown near County Road WW and a Parma property listing.
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Nelsonville
L. R. Powell
James Beard
W. L. Hudson
Cc. L. Stout
Community Garden Club
W. L. Seward
Camp
Nelson
Hocking Valley
Camp Nelson
Worley R. Reeves
Athens
Ohio
Leetown
Ohio River Survey
Sastaning
Charles W. Bayless
Athens County
Esther B. Gross
Bernard P. Sacharow
Harold J. Rose
Hope for Democracy Lies In Education Says McDaniel
Nelsonville Rotary hears high school teacher Maynard McDaniel discuss democracy and world government forms. He explains fascism and communism as threats to freedom, argues democracy best safeguards public interests, and urges enlightenment through public school education. Program arranged by Co. L. Stout.
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McDaniel
Nelsonville
Maynard McDaniel
Rotary Club
Italy
Germany
Russia
Isms
Co. L. Stout
Miss Mary Lou McMasters Completes Nurse Training
Miss Mary Lou McMasters returned to Columbus after a week with family in Glouster and Middleport. She earned a nursing diploma at Grant Hospital on February 23. Her father L. D. McMasters and Mrs. C. E. Handley attended a celebratory dinner in her honor.
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Mary Lou McMasters
Columbus
L. D. McMasters
Middleport
T. A. Noon
Will Kinney
Emma Croush
Harry Richards
Dorothy Kinney
James Franklin
S. Kleinman
Cleveland
A. Levitt
Levitts
Charles Winters
Ellen
Bobby
Winnie
Pittsburgh
Winters
Virginia Truax
M. E. Church
R. B. Smith
Logue
Mary Bryson
Ellis
Kirkbride
Marriage notices and social events from a Ohio town
William Pearl Brown and Miss Jean Jewell wed at the Church of Christ parsonage on Feb 28 with Rev. Morris officiating. Clarence Gatchel announces his son Charles’s marriage to Isabelle Kelly of Athens. Rev. Shonk wiler performed the ceremony on Feb 24 with attendants Ann Strum and Richard Brooks. The Gatchels plan to live with Charles’s parents. A Corning Thea Chapter meeting of O E S, patriotic program, 137 attendees, lunch served. Mrs Josephine Williams and Gloria Swanson host whist, high score Eunice Misner, traveling Pearl Riley. Harold Rainey celebrates thirteenth birthday with surprise party hosted by Mrs Hilda Rainey and daughter Thelma.
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William Pearl Brown
Millfield
Jean Jewell
Haydenville
Church of Christ Parsonage
D. P. Morris
Clarence Gatchel
Charles
Isabelle Kelly
Joe Kelly
Athens
A. C. Shonkwiler
Corning A. B. Church
Ann Strum
Richard Brooks
Glouster
Mrs. Gatchel
Corning
E. E. Haskins
W. A. Sayre
Dennis Addington
Donald Howard
John Binderbasin
C. B. Vernon
Robert Bulloch
Iva Pedicord
H. F. Kittle
Ernest Williams
C. F. Wallace
J. FE. Anderson
F. D. Kinney
Thea
Sunflower
Josephine Williams
Gloria Swanson
Mine St
Eunice Misner
Garnett Brooks
Pearl Riley
Willie Misner
Garnet Brooks
Louise Tucker
Anna Howard
Urban Morris
Easter Mae Bruce
Ed Cardwell
Hi.l
Rainey
Trimble
Harold
Marcella Johnson
Irene Miner
Marcella Lyon
Mary Jack
Helen Miner
Grace Ann Holmes
Erina Cole
Regina Lee Earich
Mona Jean Antle
Eileen Morrison
Kathryn Palmer
Dorothy Sharp
Dorothy Ann Johnson
Norman Schoeman
Byron Skinner
Jack Sayre
Robert Morrison
Austin McCune
Eds
Plan Program For Annual PTA Meeting
West Nelsonville PTA outlines a Friday 7:30 PM homecoming meeting at West School. Pupils perform a program and a State Highway Patrol speaker will discuss safety. Former members and parents are urged to attend. men are especially invited. Guests should bring a cup and spoon.
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Nelsonville
West Parent-Teacher Association
State Highway Patrol
Grace Shepard Converts Half Home to Duplex at 34 Monroe
Mrs Grace Shepard reports converting half of her Nelsonville residence at 34 Monroe into a two three room duplex. One apartment has already been rented, she said yesterday.
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Nelsonville
Grace Shepard
Monroe
Honor Roll of Chester Area Announced
The list shows students on the honor roll across Chester area schools for the first six weeks of the second semester. Names span Chester, Long Bottom, Bashan, and Hazal districts with multiple grades including first through eighth and high school freshmen to seniors.
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Chester Area
Chester
No Soliciting Sign Flashed Inside Courthouse
Courthouse officials announce a new wall sign on the third floor just outside the courtroom door. The message reads No Soliciting in This Building and is clearly visible after the walls were washed.
Clerks Union in Glouster Hears UMWA Speaker
William Morris of the United Mine Workers addressed the Glouster Retail Clerks Union about support for the Ohio Coal Bill and opposition to the St Lawrence Waterway. He explained Social Security and unemployment compensation, noted benefits filing, and named delegates to Columbus and Nelsonville meetings. City stores will close all day Thursday.
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Glouster
William Morris
U.M.W. of A
Ohio
Morris
FE. D. Coffman
Harold Kittrell
Columbus
Williams
Robert Williams
Rupert Embrey
Union Council
Nelsonville
Joint Meeting Postponed for Legion Auxiliary
The joint meeting of the Legion auxiliary and legionnaires planned for Thursday evening is postponed due to a special train to Columbus. The meeting will be held with the regular legionnaires meeting next Tuesday evening, March 7, when the auxiliary provides entertainment and lunch. sandwiches will be provided and auxiliary members should bring a favorite dish.
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Glouster
Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Columbus
Surprise Delegation Hears Morris Farewell Message
Rev. D. P. Morris of the Church of Christ delivered a farewell message to the local congregation as a surprise delegation attended. The visitors included Rev. Gilbert Courtney and members from Chauncey Greens Run Millfield and Trimble. Morris will serve South Church in Toledo.
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Glouster
D. P. Morris
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Greens Run
Millfield
Trimble
Ferndale
Beech Grove
Morris
Toledo
Makes First Visit to Chauncey in 35 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schoonover of Chauncey hosted their aunt Mrs. Anna Herlocker from Columbus. This marked Mrs. Herlocker’s first Chauncey visit in 35 years. They enjoyed their first airplane ride this week with Mrs. Leo Martin, Chauncey, traveling over Athens and Chauncey aboard an Athens plane.
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Chauncey
Lee Schoonover
Anna Herlocker
Columbus
Blowers Suffer Double Loss to Union Lunch in City League
In a tough week, Blowers fell twice to Union Lunch as M. Brown posted 230 in a single game and J. Zimmer totalled 593 across three games. Union Lunch finished 2 1 on the day while Blowers dropped to 1 2.
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Glouster
Luckoff
Union
M. Brown
J. Zimmer
A. Smith
L. Price
W. Wolf
Blowers J. Wolf, Sr
N. Parks
M. Hemsley
Take It On the Chin The Motive to Persevere
Poem by A. L. Snedden extols perseverance through hardship. It contrasts those who quit or falter with those who begin bravely, endure, and adapt to turn misfortune into success, emphasizing courage, stamina, frugality, and inner resolve as keys to victory. It ends by urging listeners to develop strength, intellect, and will to crest every hill.
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A. L. Snedden
Dial Phone Crisis On Lynn Party Line Ends With Arrest
A telephone operator alerted police after a woman cried for help during a disturbance on a Lynn party line. Officers responded to four homes and found a man on Johnson Street unable to operate the new dial phone, throwing the instrument as his wife pleaded to stop.
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Lynn
Mass
Johnson Street
Blue Devils Set for Union Furnace in Southeast Ohio Tourney
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils resume play Wednesday at 9 30 p m facing Union Furnace in a first round Southeast Ohio basketball tournament game at Logan auditorium. Athens County sends five teams including Stewart The Plains Jacksonville Trimble and Glouster. Alumni game postponed to follow tournament.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Logan Auditorium
Athens County
Stewart
the Plains
Jacksonville-Trimble
Glouster
Logan
Chauncey-Dover
Circle Is Entertained At Chauncey Home
Mrs Ruth Smith of Chauncey hosted West Main Street gathering for the M and H Circle. Mrs Bess Cunningham assisted. Chinese checkers sparked the evening with prizes to Clara Wallace Lizzie Harvey and Lena Cunningham. Margaret Smith won the mystery prize. Refreshments honored Washingtons birthday.
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Chauncey
Ruth Smith
West Main St
M. and
Bess Cunningham
Clara Wallace
Lizzie Harvey
Lena Cunningham
Margaret Smith
Washington
Honor 88 at Shade School Honor Roll Lists Names
Shade School releases third six week honor roll led by the eighth grade with 11 honorees. It lists each grade’s top students including John Frost and Virginia Williams among many others. Japan and Italy each have had more than 27,000 earthquakes in the last 50 years.
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SHADE
Shade School
L. E. Buell
John Frost
Charles Hawk
Don King
Jimmy Knight
Joe Moore
Catherine Phillips
Dorothy Webb
Martha Young
Virginia Williams
Anna Sargent
Rosemarie Brazier
Arthur Lée Buell
Ruth Moore
Opal King
Junior Moore
Donna Shafer
Floyd Oxley
Phyllis Fulton
Dana Hudnall
Bernice Kelley
Bob King
Eleanor Metcalf
Catherine Webb
Roger Williams
Mary Selby
Paul Oxley
Joanne Hawk
Franklin Lucas
Mary Douglas
Nellie Smith
Elden Hawk
Forest Webb
Marjory Bolin
Joe Berry
Rosemarie Slusher
Elizabeth Ann McClain
Catherine Vercoe
Japan
Italy
Chauncey Youth Reports Deep Snow in Oregon
Chauncey Simmers son of Mr and Mrs Clare Simmers serving with the CCC at Butte Falls Oregon sends a letter home describing five feet of snow at the station William Simmers works in the power house local weather conditions and CCC duties are noted in the report
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Chauncey
Oregon
William Simmers
Clarence Simmers
CCC
Butte Falls
Orgeon
William
Chauncey Personal And Social Mention
Chauncey personal and social items note Chauncey residents visiting relatives in Chauncey and Athens. William Shea of Guysville spent the weekend visiting daughter Mrs Clarence Simmers and family on Mound Street. Vera Bridgewater attended the funeral of Samuel Calentine in Athens. W P A organization will meet at 7 pm in Chauncey high school. Other items include funeral notices and family visits among Chauncey residents including the Meinhart Bean Tippie and Osborne families.
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Chauncey
William Shea
Guysville
R. D
Clarence Simmers
Mound St
Vera Bridgewater
Samouel Calentine
Athens
W.P.A
Chauncey High School
Mary Meinhart
Ruth Bean
Charles Tippie
Georgia Tippie
Feneral
Isabelle Hillen
Millefield
E. L. Bingman
Dave Osborne
Vere Ridge
Harry Noble
Hal Osborne
Henry Osborne
Mill St
Chauncey Merchant Charles H. Howard Dies Not
Charles H. Howard lifelong Chauncey resident and veteran merchant, confined at his Converse Street home by illness for months, showed slight improvement Sunday and Monday but remained seriously ill Tuesday. He observed his 86th birthday on February 28.
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Chauncey
Charles H. Howard
Converse St
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Pimples and Eruptions
A vintage ad claims Peterson's Ointment soothes itchy pimples eczema and red irritations from external causes. It promises skin improvement and relief for tired feet and cracked toes with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Peterson
Adv
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Nelsonville Social Notes
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L. F. Wendell
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John Pierce
Chestnut St
Ralph Shelby
William R. Pierce
Poplar St
Arcadia, Fla
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Tommy
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Nolen
Isle of Pines
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Isabel Vernon
Vernon Bahr
Nola Epple
Betty Mora
Bonna Sue Beaver
Joyce Fischer
Donna Well
Guy Morris
Lois Spencer
Bertha Tucker
Jo Ann Riggs
Donna Wolfe
Gail Smalley
Ernest Young
Howard Wolfe
Joan Bailey
Caryl Osborne
Dorothy Holter
Bernice Young
Betty Dean
June Babcock
Clara Murphy
Donald Mora
Harley Heilman
Harry Lodwick
Dale Ka
Reedsville
Dorothy Shumway
Howard Buckley
Grant Allen Smith
Fairy Bell Kibble
Grace Pickens
Virginia Lee Sisson
Doris Barnett
Evelyn Chevalier
Ellen Louise Sisson
Nina Petty
Billy Williams
Charles Humphrey
Marilyn Cowdery
Lorena Pigott
Phyllis Lawrence
Violet Bissel
Leota Larkins
Jeanette Clark
Mary Gladys Coleman
Lucile Pigott
Ruby Larkins
Corthia Crislip
Junior Hannum
Jimmie Hawley
Bert Lowden
Garfield Stehem
Joan Clark
Joan Hawley
Charles Larkins
George Pickens
Georgia Swain
Kleen Pigott
Bashan
Donald Cole
Marilyn Rose Orr
Jack Torrence
Pauline White
Leo Reibel
Doris Price
Earnesteen Congo
Howard Ervin
Clarence Frank
Donna Ruth White
Kathleen Torrence
Donald Trussell
Junior White
Anna Mae Congo
Eileen Riebel
Junior Sorden
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Robert Trussell
Roy Ervin
Harry Price
James Bailey
Tommy White
Hazael
Alberta Fitch
Thelma Pratt
London
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S. 1
U. S
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Clerks’ Union
UMWA
St. Lawrence
Legion, Auxiliary
Blue Devils
Southeast Ohio
Circle
Chauncey Home
Mary E. Carter
Dickey Bobo
Donna Barnhill
Rose Howard
Paul Williams
June Oxley
Betty Lou Wingett
Frankie Robinson
Betty Louise Collins
Edra Stover
Mattie Lou Allen
Esta Ackley
Wilbur Parmiter
Blaine Smith
Bobbie Burson
Lewis Buell
Arden Hawk
Lester Young
Ola Mae Collins
Kathleen Oxley
Virginia Wilson
Ruth Perry
Mary Katherine Howard
Martha Perry
Glenna Stover
Ora Mae Morrison
Dorothy Bobo
Doris Burson
Marguerite Niggemeyer
Robert Cain
Verda Belle Chappell
Carol Pierce
Mary Burson
Ernest Paul Howard
Helen Grim
Pauline Grim
Helen Haning
Marjorie Parmiter
Odessa Midkiff
David Wingett
Jack Oakie
Ball
Jakie Doake Jack
Lucille
Ruth Donnelly
Bradley Page
Ralph Forbes
Frances Mercer
RKO
Lew Landers
Lou Lusty
Bert Gronet
Olive Cooper
March OF Time
Werren Hymer
Douglas Fowley
Maxie
20Th Century-Fox
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