Nelsonville selectees leave for Fort Hayes for induction
Fourteen Athens County Draft Board No. 2 selectees depart Nelsonville for Fort Hayes, Columbus to begin military service. One recruit, Oscar Teal, ill with mumps, remains to be inducted later. A March 21 call for 12 more men is announced with replacements for rejections yet to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens County
Draft Board No. 2
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Oscar Teal
Nelsonville Rt
Teal
Edward J. Warren
Clifford Perry Wein
Earl Henry Barnhart
Athens
Homer Dorsel Sinclair
Pratts Fork
John Harold Reliford
Jack Ray Perry
Albany
Merl Ray Brandenberg
Ralph Shelton West
Lathrop
Ernest Edward McClain
Lawrence Andrew Barnhouse
Leroy Milburn Cagg
Clarence Wm. McDonald
Oliver William Davis
Delbert Allen Matson
Stewart
Chapman Woodson
John Halbert, Jr
Guysville
Woodson
Wilford Arthur Tippie
Olive Kackley to Speak at Amesville Event on March 18
Miss Olive Kackley will address the Ames Bern Parent-Teacher Association on March 18 as a goodwill ambassador for WCKY Cincinnati. She will present the play The Passing of the Third Floor Back and is known for study of Shakespeare and for helping people discover themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Olive Kackley
Ames-Bern
WCKY
Cincinnati
Services Thursday For John A. Campbell
Nelsonville mourns John A Campbell age 69 who died Monday Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at Stout Funeral Home Burial will follow at Greenlawn He is survived by son Robert of Lancaster Ohio and daughter Mrs Fred Davis of this city Friends may call at the Davis home West Franklin Street until Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John A. Campbell
Stout Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Robert of
Lancaster
Fred Davis
Davis
Franklin St
Students Aid in Doanville Program
Doanville Ohio program led by Miss Flori includes a Monday night service at Doanville Church with Rev. Lewis Campbell Albany as speaker and a girls chorus providing special music. The public is invited to attend the nightly Lenten series beginning at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doanville
Ohio University
Flori
Doanville Church
Lewis Campbell
Albany
Two Drivers Fined for Overloaded Trucks in Nelsonville
Paul C. Person and James Dishon pleaded guilty on arraignment in Mayor C. G. Dew s court. Each fined twenty five dollars and costs after affidavits from the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paul C. Person
James Dishon
C. G. Dew
Mon
State Highway Patrol
York Grange Degree Teams to Hold Evening Practice
Both degree teams of York Grange are called to meet at the Grange Hall on Thursday at 7 30 for practice session and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Grange
Grange Hall
Tear Catcher Peggy Dunn Wears Tear Catchers in Farewell
Peggy Dunn of New Orleans shows off a set of tear catchers designed to wipe away tears while bidding goodbye to her boyfriend about to enter the army. The unusual makeup-saving device reflects wartime farewells and fashion practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Dunn
New Orleans
Goodby
Nelsonville F H A plans include convention in Columbus
Nelsonville F H A cabinet held a pot luck and meeting at Louise Lowden’s home to discuss money making ideas and tentative plans for the state convention in Columbus on April 18 and 19. Members attending included Louise Lowden and others. a regular meeting is set for March 11. The senior class at the high school outlined activities including the Saga yearbook drive, class play on April 18, and the Junior-Senior Prom on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
F.H.A
Louise Lowden
Columbus
Wilma Adkins
Mercedean Bruce
Jean Bumgarner
Frances Bean
Max Howard
Murat
Students Tie for High School Grade Honors
Nelsonville Buchtel high school announces the fourth six weeks grade period with two top honorees: June Ervin and Betty Sheskey. The honor rolls list seniors Frances Levering, Bette Lowtignore, Hattie Eilenbriel. juniors June Ervin, Vivian Murphy, Edith Hartman, Barbara Morris, Roma Wagner, Verna Wachenswanz. sophomores Betty Sheskey, Kathryn Milligan, Shirley Shivers, Stanley Lowe, Bob Sheakey, Ray Calvert, Virginia McCollester. freshmen Mary McKee, Marie Corwin, Nancy Whitmore, Robert Guess, James Tolliver.
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Nelsonville — Buchtel High School
June Ervin
Betty Sheskey
Frances Levering
Bette Low Tignore
Hattie Eilenbriel
Vivian Murphy
Edith Hartman
Barbara Morris
Roma Wagner
Verna Wachenswanz
Stars Foresee A Progressive Day For Action
The planets indicate a productive day with stabilizing energy. Expect decisive effort to advance ambitious programs through sound judgment and hard work. Seek support from political diplomatic or welfare groups and influential financiers. Those with birthdays may see timely opportunities. Launch practical proposals with potential cooperation from high-placed backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prion
Young Pinmen Defeat Athens In 12 Games
Nelsonville bowlers George Wolf and Harry Smith edged Athens duo Danny Redington and Harry Coknefer by 10 pins after two six game halves. Redington posted a 247 high game while Wolf totaled 660 for three games, with Redington averaging 195 for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens
George Wolf
Harry Smith
Danny Redington
Harry Cokenougher
Redington
D. Redington
Cokonougher
G. Wolf
H. Smith
G. Wolf Onewne
Ene
Pheasant Escapes City Hall Enclosure Roving Town
A cock pheasant freeds from City Hall yard in Nelsonville where Fire Chief Dana Windon cared for it. The bird was seen around town and perched near Stuart's Opera House before heading off during a barrage of snowballs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Hall
Dana Windon
Stuart
Opera House
Public Square
Coverts Top Wilson Bros in City League Tilt
Coverts defeated Wilson Bros. 3 pins to 2 amid a Wilson setback from missing members. Sid Cook led Wilson with a 212 single and 565 triple while Wilbur Hutchins paced Coverts with 862 and others contributed in a high scoring match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Coverts
Wilson Bros
Sid Cook
Wilbur Hutchins
Brooks and Letha Lou
Straitsville
D. Bumgarner
C. Heilyer
S. Howe
W. Hutchins
T. Galvin
F. Barber
H. Kimble
R. Patton
R. Sayers
S. Cook
Stocks extend rally as banks report weekly loan upturn
New York notes markets rally with fractions up about a point in early dealings. Fed member banks across 101 cities report the 23rd straight weekly rise in loans to commerce, industry and agriculture. Industrial construction is seen gaining momentum amid strong demand for materials and building shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Cincinnati Grain and Produce Prices and Poultry Lists
Grain and produce figures list butter tablets creamery butterfat premium and regular prices. Includes rage, firsts seconds nearby ungraded, poultry weights and classes such as fowls leghorns Plymouth Rocks springers turkeys and crooked breasted birds with various weights and discount ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Poultry Firm Yields Varied Egg and Meat Totals
A historical report lists Buiter firm and Meee firm egg and meat figures with multiple codes and percentages. It notes government grade white eggs, heavy hens and leg horn hens production, as well as broilers, old roosters, geese, and young turkey hens with varied counts and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buiter
Tubes
Meee
Hennery
Butter Receipts and Prices In Local Market Report
Fragmentary market note records butter receipts and prices with digits and terms such as firm creamery, fresh graded firsts local percent care current receipts dirties checks store age packed firsts extras and others unchanged. The text lists varied figures like 1.0523 and 18941 but lacks complete context for full interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye
Butter and poultry market notes from Cleveland board
Creamery extras in tubs and standards quoted with prices paid by shippers in 100 case lots. Extras 57 pounds. candied light yolks 19. current receipts 55 pounds and up 17. mediums 16 percent. Poultry steady with fowls and leghorns varied. broilers and ducks listed with weights and prices. roosters and capons priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Butter and Egg Board
Leghorn Broilers
Young Ducks
Ducks
Old Roosters
Stags Heavy
Leghorn
Capons
Toledo Grain Prices Report
Wheat No 2 red 81 91 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 68 64 cents. No 3 yellow 63 4 63 percent. No 4 yellow 60 61 cents. Oats No 2 white 39 40 cents.
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Toledo
Wool market quiet with mixed Ohio Delaines sales
The domestic wool market remained quiet last week with few sales. Fine combing Ohio Delaines brought 42 to 44 cents in the grease while best combing bright fleeces graded at 43 to 45 cents in grease. Occasional sales of original bag fine territory wools occurred around 1.05 dollars scoured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Livestock Prices in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Markets
In Cincinnati hogs 160 lb up to 350 lb bring 6.75 to 12.00 per cwt with various grades and sows at 60 to 80. Calves around steady on light supplies. Steers and heifers mostly in the 9.75 to 12.75 range. cows and cutters from 4.50 to 6.50. In Pittsburgh hogs 160 to 290 lb range 6.75 to 8.15. cattle active with top steers at 12 to 13 and cows 4 to 7.50, canners and cutters around 4 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Live Stock Prices Mixed as Receipts Reported by Market
The report lists cattle and hog receipts with varying grades and prices. Cattle totals include steers and cows with prices from good to common grades. Veal and lamb figures show prime to plain classifications, while sheep and ewe values appear alongside Morse receipts and miscellaneous totals.
Union Lunch Wins Glouster Pin Matches
Union Lunch swept Luckoffs on Wolf's Alleys as Gib Stephenson posted 235 high single and 481 high three game totals. Jack Zimmer added 192 single and 551 triple while J Kay and others contributed in City League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Union
Luckoffs
Wolf
Gib Stephenson
Jack Zimmer
City League Union
J. Kay
G. Stephenson
M. Brown
J. Zimmer
Luckofft
J. McCreanor
J. Blower
G. Thompson
D. Price
Local High School Instructor Welcomes Son Richard Edward
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kemp announce the birth of a son, Richard Edward, born Saturday at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. Mr. Kemp serves as assistant coach and Industrial Arts instructor at the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Carl Kemp
Sheltering Arms
Hosptal
Athens
Richard Edward
Kemp
Nelsonville lodge meeting set for 7:30 tonight
Paul Hogan of Lima Ohio will address the Nelsonville lodge at 7:30 tonight. He has an important message for all members and refreshments will be served after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paul Hogan
Lima
Ohio
Pocahontas Degree Sponsors Benefit Party in Hall
The Degree of Pocahontas plans a benefit party at Pocahontas Hall at 7:30 PM on Wednesday evening to raise funds for a local cause. Local leaders invite community members to attend and support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
Nelsonville Church Social Notes Recap
Esther Class of the Church of Christ met Monday at Mrs. Mable Johnson's home with several assisting hostesses. Devotions led by Mrs. Mabel Shaner included Romans 6 and prayers. President Mrs. Grace Lax conducted business. treasurer reported a balance of 42.47 and flower fund 6.95. April meeting set at Mrs. Mary Hall's home with Edna Scott and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Esther
Church of Christ
Mable Johnson
Jackson St
Maggie Keating
Maggie Betts
Nettie Keeton
Mabel Shaner
Jesus
Grace Lax
Velma Pritchard
Flower Fund
Emma Cook
Jennie Oakley
Belle Lancaster
Goldie Wickham
Lillie
Edna Scott
Varena Bowers
Rain bow Class Hosted by Ward Phillips Family
Mrs Ward Phillips assisted by Mrs Roy Morris and Mrs Leah Fick will host the Rainbow Class of the Church of Christ at the Phillips home on Poplar Street this Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Phillips
Roy Morris
Leah Fick
Church of Christ
Phillips
Poplar St
Birthday Celebration For Mrs. Chappelear With Card Shower
Mrs. Rena Sanborn Chappelear celebrated her birthday Saturday with a card shower and party. She received 40 cards and several presents, including two cakes. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sanborn of Greens Run, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanborn and son Foster, Millfield, R. 2. The hostess and her son, Wesley Sanborn, go to Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Reno White were in Columbus Thursday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Sanborn Chappelear
Raymond Sanborn
Greens Run
Cecil Sanborn
Foster
Millfield
R. 2
Wesley Sanborn
Columbus
Reno White
Willing Workers Class Plans Thursday Meeting
Willing Workers Class of the Church of Christ meets Thursday at 7 30 with John Reed and Franklin Sr attending. Mrs Irma Butt will serve as assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
John Reed
Franklin Sr
Irma Butt
Methodist Ladies to Host Friday Evening Tea
Members of the Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church will be entertained Friday evening at the Jackson Street home of Mrs. Dave Stewart with Mrs. Ada Neikirk assisting. Members are asked to bring their sales stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Workers
The
Methodist Church
Dave Stewart
Jackson St
Ada Neikirk
Tri Psi Sorority Honors Three New Initiates At Dinner
Officers and members of Tri Psi Sorority hosted a dinner in their Washington Street apartment to honor initiates Lee Galvin Jane Keating and Betty Wolfe. A committee including Nelle Dowler Helen Jacksonee Skinner Evelyn Galvin Ruth Kelly Wilma Gardner and Ruth Cookson organized the event with six tables set for dinner at six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Psi Sorority
Washington St
Lee Galvin
Jane Keating
Betty Wolfe
Nelle Dowler
Helen Jackson
Ee Skinner
Evelyn Galvin
Ruth Kelly
Wilma Gardner
Ruth Cookson
Weekend Guests Among Morgan Family Social Circle
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan hosted weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fryburger of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCleary, formerly of the city and now in Bedford, Pa., were Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Howe after spending Friday in Columbus for a Safety First meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weiss of this city planned a month in Long Beach, California with his sister Mrs. John M. Brown, marking the first meeting of the siblings in 22 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
W. W. Houston
Roy Fryburger
Columbus
Frank McCleary
Bedford, Pa
Miles Howe
Morgan
Earl Weiss
Long Beach
Calif
John M. Brown
Eudora Chapter O.E.S. Meeting Reminder and Meal Plans
Officers urged to attend this evening at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple for Eudora Chapter O.E.S. Final plans for Friday March 14 at the Corning Chapter event will be made tonight. Local members asked to bring sandwiches for Friday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Corning
Circle to Meet Mrs Beard Circle No 3
Circle No 3 of the Woman's Christian Service Society of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs Parker Sniffin on Fayette Street Thursday evening March 13 at 7 o'clock. Members listed include Miss Irma Wilson and Mesdames Robert Kinney John Herrold and Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beard
Woman's Christian Service Society of the
Methodist Church
Parker Sniffin
Fayette St
Irma Wilson
Robert Kinney
John Herrold
Ray
Wife of Glouster Pastor Is Honored
Rev J A Thompson pastor of the local Methodist Church hosted a luncheon at Hotel Gordon honoring Mrs Thompson on her birthday anniversary. Also present was Rev J Ira Jones superintendent of the Chillicothe District. The table featured a decorated birthday cake and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. A. Thompson
Hotel Gordon
Marriage Announced for Mildred Swearingen in Coolville
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swearingen announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Mr. Frank Chapman son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapman of Coolville. A single ring ceremony was held at the Coolville Methodist parsonage on Thursday evening March 6 officiated by Rev. E. B. Dean. The couple will reside in the new Chapman apartments on Main Street after a southern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Lawrence Swearingen
Mildred
Frank Chapman
Blaine Chapman
Coolville Methodist Parsonage
E. B. Dean
H. H. Chapman
Chapman
Troy High School
Chapman Bros
State Highway Department
Chapman Apartments
Main St
Farmers of America
Glenn Swisher
John Butcher
Wetzel Bond
Francis Marshall
Hobart Dodderer
Ralph Lake
Glenn Cubbison
Bert Boggs
Stewart
F.F.A
Amesville
McArthur
Albany
Troy
Hannah D
P. E. Bingman
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
William Root
Arlo Root
Gene Autry
Carolina Moon
Clyde Parrish
Floyd Matlack
Charles Bentz
Hall Chapman
Delphin Creeger
Michael Earlo
Michael Lee
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Oscar Pierce
Gene Pierce
Alvin
John Walden
The
Messenger
Jack Ross
Mary Dixon
Ronald Chapman
Dottie Lou Brandeberry
Jack Baker
Eloise Humphrey
Anna
Pauline Cole
Virginia Kincade
Madge Russell
Harold Swisher
Ruth Rise
Betty
Jean Dunfee
Ruth Brandeberry
Ruth Dixon
Frances Blake
Ethel Cornwell
Rachel Humphrey
Justine Kimble
Naomi Kennedy
Madelyn Morrison
Marjorie Reed
Helen Travis
William Anderson
Naomi Archer
Ruth Blackburn
Marilyn Boggs
Marcia Hornsby
Evelyn Jenkins
Robert Kapple
Frances Malone
Edith Martin
Lucille Reed
Betty Shanks
Hazel Warner
Alma Zickefoose
Untitled list of names reads like social column fragment
A jumble of personal names including Ashby Jr, Webb Poston, Harry Hartley, Julius Fischer, George Bateman, Glenn Thomas, Frank Jackson, Willis Hickman, C A Stover, Miller Wilson, O P Bing man, W B Evans, Phillip Weller, Parker Sniffin, Lafe Hawkins, Karl Easton, Garnet Bennett, Frank Moore, Gerald Wallace, Amos Ailes, Marie Wemsley, Dan Dunkle, S N Skiver, Howard Warner, C D Shafer, Elizabeth Bell, Vita Whitmore and John Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby, Jr
Webb Poston
Harry Hartley
Julius Fischer
George Bateman
Glenn Thomas
Frank Jackson
Willis Hickman
C. A. Stover
Miller Wilson
O. P. Bingman
W. B. Evans
Phillip Weller
Parker Sniffin
Lafe Hawkins
Karl Easton
Garnet Bennett
Frank Moore
Gerald Wallace
Amos Ailes
Marie Wemsley
Dan Dunkle
S. N. Skiver
Howard Warner
C. D. Shafer
Elizabeth Bell
Vita Whitmore
John Call
Tragic Akron House Fire Claims Two Bailey Grandsons
Hollister residents learn of the deaths of Donald Harley six four and Leroy two in Akron after their uncle’s home burned. Mrs Bailey escaped with Leroy but he died later at Children's Hospital. Donald Harley perished in the blaze. Funeral services were held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. D. Bailey
Hollister
Akron
Robert Bailey
Donald Harley
Leroy
Social notes from Glouster and surrounding towns
Glouster residents visit Columbus to hear Glenn Miller's orchestra. Parkersburg and Middleport guests join local families in weekend visits. Furnishings include moved families to Columbus for work at the Feeble Minded Institution and hospital updates on Mary Zimmer and Mrs Alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Brown
Charles Wolf
Art Smith
Columbus
Harold Hupp
Patsy Sue
Parkersburg
Lester Zimmer
Ellis Moore
Marjorie Diles
Middleport
Don Betts
Martha
Miriam Betts
Don McCune
Nelsonville
Earl Linscott
Jacksonville
John Raber
Springfield
Edna Raber
Hazel Raber
Trimble
Chester Sanborn
Thomas Pierce
Charles Shaffer
Murray City
Millard Pierce
Athens
Vern Orme
Lonnie
Orme
Sharlike
Father Son Banquet Delayed. Club Meeting Shifted
The Father and Son banquet in the Catholic Church Hall for March 17 has been postponed to a later date. The Catholic Ladies Study Club will meet at the regular time on March 18 instead of March 25 as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Mrs Modie Vore Visiting Vore Family in Trimble Township
Mrs Modie Vore of Liberty Hill stays with her son and daughter in Trimble Township where Mr Orley Vore lies seriously ill for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modie Vore
Liberty Hill
Orley Vore
Trimble Township
Mr. Vore
Retail Clerks Union to Meet in Local Hall
Glouster clerks union schedules a special meeting for Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the LC F Hall. All members are urged to attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Retail Clerks Union
All American Organization to Meet in Glouster
Chester Sanborn president of the All American Organization calls an important meeting on Wednesday March 12 at 7 p.m. in the Glouster mayor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chester Sanborn
All American Organization
Ton Jon No 1 Restores Health for Marietta Woman
A Marietta Ohio woman reports three years of female trouble and constipation improving after Ton Jon No 1. She notes better complexion, relief from dizziness cramps and headaches, renewed appetite, and regained weight, praising the remedy as the only one that worked for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TON Jon No. 1
Jon
Marietta
Ohio
R. R. No
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