Nelsonville Band Expands to 75 Players with New Uniforms
James Gilbert reports to the Rotary Club on Nelsonville high school band growth from 50 to 75 pieces. The Band Boosters authorized $2,000 for new instruments and 25 more uniforms, with Mayor Daugherty noting the ten year old attire. New uniforms are ordered and due in about a month as students earn advanced ratings and prepare for the Southeastern Ohio Music Festival.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
James Gilbert
Board of Education
Oral Daugherty
Regalia
Gilbert
Boosters
Athens
Logan
FASTEETH makes dentures fit firmer and odor free
Advertisement claims FASTEETH powder keeps false teeth securely in place and reduces denture odor. It promises non acidic formula that does not sour and can be purchased at drug stores.
Scouters Meet New Hocking District Field Scout Chief
Nelsonville group of local scouters met Joe Mihalka new field scout executive for Hock Hocking District in the Knights of Pythias lounge. Neighborhood Commissioner Leonard Powell Tom Lax Scoutmaster Robert Wilson and others discussed annual plans and a finance drive. Mihalka, a recent graduate of the national scout leaders training school, will work in the Athens and Meigs County district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scout
Joe Mihalka
Hock-Hocking
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Leonard Powell
Tom Lax
Robert Wilson
Bob Johnson
Wilber D. Mender
Mihalka
National Scout Leaders Training School
Athens and Meigs County
Practice of veterinary medicine origins in France
The encyclopedia Britannica notes that veterinary medicine and surgery began in France to treat injured horses from war, highlighting early veterinary science.
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France
Fourth Benefit To Be Friday In Auditorium
Twenty two Ohio University students will present Nelsonville High School's fourth benefit assembly Friday afternoon in the local school auditorium. The program includes two puppet shows a magic act dances tumbling and a vocal quartet with Sharon Betts majorette singing and the high school band performing. The event begins at 2 30 p m and proceeds go to the Mount St Mary Hospital school pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Nelsonville High School
Sharon Betts
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Local Notes and Visits Around Yellow Town Area
Mrs. S. C. Halley was called to Akron for her daughter Mrs. A. D. Dorsey’s illness. Eliza Groves and Glydus of Gallipolis visited Sunday school and relatives. Linsey Connell visited cousin J. A. Brothers. Gus Kritner returned from wintering in Wisconsin Chicago and Columbus. Nellie Topping of Bidwell stayed with Anna Topping. Enos Lockado of The Plains visited nephew Harold Lockado. Ray Grover was taken to Holzer Hospital after sudden illness. Mr. and Mrs. Shuman Kemper moved to J. W. McClish house. Abner Clouch bought L. A. Lawless farm. Lawless plans to move to Mrs. Fanny Cramer’s home. Mrs. Raymond Fisher of Vinton visited her mother Anna Topping. Mrs. Seymour Lawless.
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Eliza Groves
Glydus
Gallipolis
Linsey Connell
Yellow Town
J. A. Brothers
Gus Kritner
Wisconsin
Chicago
Columbus
Nellie Topping
Bidwell
Anna Topping
Enos Lockado
the Plains
Harold Lockado
Ray Grover
Holzer Hospital
Shuman Kemper
J. W. McClish
Abner Clouch
L. A
Community Greetings and Family Visits Across Prattsville Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Martin Barberton attended the funeral of Aaron Martin McArthur. The Maces moved to the home of James Mace. Cecil Martin of Columbus visited his parents. Eldin Daugherty Hollister funeral attended by Bessie Morris Margaret Daugherty and Paul. Athens visitors included George Death Fannie Daft Edna Dearth. Guests of Nathan Allman included John Allman Murrell Peters. Forrest Dearth hosted Hazel Trout Deloris Barber Camay and Allen New Marshfield and Don Simms Creola. Pearl Martin visited by Eugene Martin. Luster West Chillicothe visited Bundy Perry and Edna Dearth.
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Prattsville
Robert Martin
Barberton
Aaron Martin
McArthur
Merrill Mace
Mace
James Mace
Cecil
Columbus
Bessie Morris
Margaret Daugherty
Paul
Eldin Daugherty
Hollister
George Death
Eugene Martin
Luster West
Chillicothe
Bundy Perry
Edna Dearth
Boy Scout Troop 65 Holds Panther Patrol Meeting
Panther Patrol of Troop 65 met Monday evening under Dick Hubbard with a review of tender foot and second class requirements. Keplar led announcements and a game session followed a hike last Saturday including Ray Johnson, Bill Wendell, Sonny Keplar, Jim Maurer, Lowell Bolen, Dick Hubbard, Jack McNabb, Kenny Bumgardner, and King Kelley, accompanied by assistant scoutmaster Bob Johnson.
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Nelsonville
Panther Patrol
Troop 65
Boy Scouts
Dick Hubbard
Keplar
Ray Johnson
Bill Wendell
Sonny Keplar
Jim Maurer
Lowell Bolen
Jack McNabb
Kenny Bumgardner
King Kelley
Bob Johnson
Local families and visitors gather across the region
Teddy Hilaman attends Florida State College in Tallahassee and spends days with his parents. The Niceswangers visit Crooksville kin. Rosseau, Chesterville, and Thornville residents host relatives weekend and celebrate birthdays. Lon Graham’s Iowa brother in critical condition. Williams family travels between Columbus and home. several injuries and illnesses noted among local residents.
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Pennsville
Teddy Hilaman
Florida State College
Tallahassee
W. T. Hilaman
Dallas Niceswanger
Crooksville
John McIntortf
Lena McPeak
Audrey
Rosseau
Maude Kinsey
Russell Best
Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Rossie Davis
Lara Wymer
Minnie Deweese
Bill Hilaman
Rebekah Lodge
Chesterhill
Paul Wood
Nanci van Fossen
Albert Abel
John G. Walter
Harry Bracaus
Thornville
Don Woodward
Huntington
W. Va
T. J. Masterson
James Watts
Anna Masterson
Myers van Fossen
David Fitch
Frank Fitch
Etta Hallet
Golda van Fossen
Eagle pledge lifts Mount St Mary Hospital Fund total to 162000
Nelsonville citizens push the Mount St. Mary Hospital Fund to a final total near 162000 after a $5000 pledge by Nelsonville Aerie No 391 Fraternal Order of Eagles and additional gifts from local and out of town supporters. General Chairman George Bateman said payments are being met promptly with many paying in full. Local subscriptions rise toward the city’s 130000 goal, with city leaders highlighted by Mayor Oral Daugherty.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles’ Grand Lodge
Watson Wolfe
Oral Daugherty
Mount St. Mary
Columbus
Loyal Order of Moose
Glouster
Athens Bottling Works, Inc
Athens
Louise Hyde Stilson
Worthington
George Bateman
Dupler Dupler nuptials set in Cleveland Baptist Church
Nelsonville social notes report the marriage of Warren K. Dupler to Helen Dupler in Cleveland on February 28. Bride in blue crepe with pink accessories. attendants included Mrs Richard Verical and others. Dupler family ties to Murray City and Nelsonville, with schooling at Carbon Hill and Murray City High School. Warren Dupler served 17 months in the Army Air Forces in India and works for Western Lake Erie railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Dupler
Murray City
Warren K. Dupler
Helen Dupler
Oscar Dupler
Nelsonville
Baptist
Cleveland
Richard Verical
Richard Veri
Cal
Molly Verical
of Honor
Richard Verical Duart
Dupler
Carbon Hill High School
Borden Milk Co
Murray City High School
Army Air Forces
India
Western Lake Erie Railroad
Mrs Winfield Scott and Irene Scott Visit Columbus Friends
Mrs Winfield Scott and her daughter Miss Irene Scott of Columbus spent Tuesday here with W Le Powell and his son Lewis Powell of FE Columbus Street. Mrs Howard Phillips of Washington DC accompanied them.
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Winfield Scott
Irene Scott
Columbus
Howard Phillips
Washington, D. C
W. le Powell
Lewis Powell
Columbus St
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Kraft American Cheese
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Saltz Insurance Agency
Nelsonville Social Notes
Athens Pharmacy
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