Youth Rally Set at Nelsonville Church on Sunday
The Church of the Epiphany in Nelsonville hosts the Hocking Valley Episcopal youth Winter Rally. Registration starts at 4 p.m. Delegates from St. Luke's Marietta St. Peter's Gallipolis Grace Pomeroy Good Shepherd Athens attend. Reverend Frederick C F Randolph of Lancaster speaks on A Kingdom without Frontiers. Irene Scudds from Southern Ohio Diocese attends. The film Stephen, the First Christian Martyr is shown. Supper by Nelsonville women. About 20 teens expected.
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Church of the Epiphany
Hocking Valley
Episcopal
St. Luke's
Marietta
St. Peter's
Gallipolis
Grace Church
Pomeroy
Good Shepherd
Athens
Epiphany
Frederick C. F. Randolph
Lancaster
Griffiths
Diocesan
Irene Scudds
Episcopal Diocese
Southern Ohio
Nelsonville Social Notes Dinner Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Eudora Chapter held a dinner at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening. Seated for 20 with St Patrick decor, two new members joined after a social hour. Eastern Star members served the dinner. hostesses were Retta Lennox Hattie Hickman Ida Hill Mable Campbell and Helena McCune.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Masonic
Brownie Troop 9 Prepares Birthday Program Invitations
Brownie Troop 9 met at East School Tuesday at 3 30 p m to prepare invitations for a birthday program. Attending were Elizabeth Pickering Judy Whyte Elizabeth Hall Joan Mc Manamay Nola Jean Christian Phyllis Barber Carolyn Elliott Martha Daugherty Roberta Taylor Sue Bullock Mona Fields Gay Windle Denise Lanning Janet Howson Charlotte Hansen Sharon ONeil Marquita Crikfield Donna Adams Nettie Carlin and leaders Mrs Orlando Howson and Mrs Edward Lucking.
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Elizabeth Pickering
Judy Whyte
Elizabeth Hall
Joan McManamay
Nola Jean Christian
Phyllis Barber
Carolyn Elliott
Martha Daugherty
Roberta Taylor
Sue Bullock
Mona Fields
Gay Windle
Denise Lanning
Janet Howson
Charlotte Hansen
Sharon O'Neil
Marquita Crikfield
Donna Adams
Nettie Carlin
Orlando Howson
Edward Lucking
Rain bow Class of the Christian Church entertained
Fourteen members of the Rainbow Class gathered Thursday at Bernice Johnson’s home on W Washington Street. President Mae Streets led the business session with reports from Nelle Johnson secretary and Sigrid Love treasurer. Luncheon followed for Fern Hickman, Sigrid Love, Leah Fick, Georgia Foughty, Nelle Johnson, Catherine Figgins, Myra Mitlholland, Libby Phillips, Ann Butt, Mary Rawlings, Lou Allen, and the two hostesses.
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Nelle Johnson
Sigrid Love
Fern Hickman
Leah Fick
Georgia Foughty
Catherine Figgins
Myra Mitlholland
Libby Phillips
Nelsonville group backs Ohio School Improvement Program
The Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club endorses the Ohio School Improvement Program urging state legislators to fund higher operating costs and provide salary increases for teachers, plus aid for new buildings and buses. The club argues Southeastern Ohio children deserve equal advantages.
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Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club
Ohio
Birth of Frank Steven Hubbard in Logan
Mr and Mrs Charlies Hubbard announce the birth of a son Frank Steven March 3 at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and Mr Charles A Hubbard Columbus.
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Charlies Hubbard
Jackson St
Frank Steven
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Frank Johnson
Charles A. Hubbard
Columbus
Hospital Transport for Local Woman After Incident
Mrs Berna Dine Watkins of Nelsonville was taken to University Hospital in Columbus Thursday for observation and treatment. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Regina Whyte.
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Bernadine Watkins
University Hospital
Columbus
Regina Whyte
Nelsonville churches schedule Lent services and sermons
The city churches list Lent observances and weekly services. Fort and Short report morning worship and sermons. Epiphany Episcopal notes Lent readings and potluck March 14. Pilgrim Holiness and First Baptist share service times. Methodist announces evangelistic series March 16 27 with Curt Davis music director. Presbyterian notes guest groups and Westminster Fellowship. Nazarene outlines Sunday school and NYPS sessions plus midweek events.
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J. A. Long
Young Peoples’ Party
Conference Mothers
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
Woman's Auxiliary
Joseph Dickson
St. Luke's Church
Granville
Ohio
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B. J. Hall
Man
Jesus
Frank C. Cleveland
Mt. Zion Church
Athens
L. A. Griffith
Harold Cunningham
Taylor University
Curt Davis
Davis
First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Girl Scouts
Community Garden Club
Pandorian Club
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Westminster Fellowship
Nazarene
Adams
Girl Scouts Mark 37th Anniversary in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Girl Scouts observe the organization’s thirty seventh anniversary with a morning service at First Presbyterian Church at 10 30. Brownie Troops 4 and 6 Intermediate Troops 1 and 9 attend. parties for other troops follow at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
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Girl Scouts of
First Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville Elks Plan Election Next Tuesday
Nelsonville Lodge of Elks to elect officers for the ensuing year at a regular meeting next Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Tonight the Elks sponsor a seven up tournament and an oyster fry for members starting at 8.
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Nelsonville
Eagles and K of P Sponsor Teen Dance in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports the Eagles and the Knights of Pythias sponsor a teenage dance at the K of P Hall Saturday night from 8 to 11. Chaperones will be Mr and Mrs Robert Green and Mr and Mrs Gerald Jacobs.
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The
Eagles
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Robert Green
Gerald Jacobs
Two Drivers Fined On Traffic Charges
Nelsonville report notes James G. Smith of Logan guilty on a speed charge. He paid 15 dollars plus costs after being cited for 50 mph in a 35 mph zone on Alternate Route 33. George S. Hobstetter, local, pled guilty to passing another car at an intersection and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
James G. Smith
Logan
Earl Hilleary
State Highway Patrol
George S. Hobstetter
Pastor to Return to Nelsonville Church Sunday
The Rev. John Lloyd Evans, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, has been hospitalized in Boston for two weeks and will occupy the pulpit at the local church Sunday morning. He is expected to arrive Saturday morning.
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Nelsonville
John Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Boston Hospital
Mr. Evans
Seniors to Sponsor Donkey Basketball Event at Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School seniors sponsor a donkey basketball game at the school gym on March 15. A preliminary game starts at 7 p.m. The feature match pits the Senior boys against the Nelsonville Eagles at 8 p.m.
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Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville Eagles
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