Nelsonville Emblem Club Pays $5,000 Hospital Pledge
The Nelsonville Emblem Club presented a full five thousand dollar pledge to Mount St Mary Hospital, a key early donation that spurred other groups. Sheriff Bateman and Mayor Daugherty hailed the gift as contributing at least fifty thousand dollars to the drive, with club members and guests at the Elk’s Club witnessing the presentation.
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Nelsonville
Emblem Club
Mount St. Mary
Sheriff Ateman
Oval Daugherty
Elk’s Club
Woman's Club
Grand Inner Guard To Address K of P in Nelsonville
Evan Owens, grand inner guard of the Domain of Ohio, Knights of Pythias, will speak at Valley Lodge 169 in Nelsonville during an open meeting. New flags will be dedicated to local order members who served in World War II. Open meeting starts at 7 30 p m with lodge business at 7 p m.
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Nelsonville
Evan Owens
the Domain of Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Valley Lodge
Raymond Patton
Community Emblem Club honors youth program
Chairman Bateman and City Chairman Daugherty praised the club's achievements and the new youth program. Mayor Daugherty voiced appreciation for the initiative. Little Cookie Freer received gifts from the Emblem Club and $5 from a prize winner, which he wished to donate to the hospital. Mrs. Kelso presented the gifts and Cookie returned the $5. Ellis hosted a dance after the ceremony for members and guests.
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Bateman
Daugherty
Hospital Fund Committee
Little
Cookie” Freer
Public
Emblem Club
Kelso
Cookie
Ellis
Holy Week Services Held in Nelsonville
Special Holy Week services are conducted at the Christian Church through Friday evening announced by Rev. J. A. Long. Activities include a 7 p.m. song service and sermon “What Do You Think of Christ?” Thursday shows The King of Kings at Majestic Theater with no admission but an offering.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
J. A. Long
Christ
Majestic Theater
First Presbyterian Church
License Plate Sale Advances Ahead of Last Year
Sale of 1948 license plates at the office of E. C. Evans deputy registrar has been moving steadily since March 1. New tags must be displayed on all motor vehicles using public streets on and after April 1. Applicants are advised to avoid the rush by calling for tags during the current week. Local office open daily except Sunday.
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Nelsonville
E. C. Evans
Local Happenings in Corning and Nearby Towns
Banquet attendees from Corning and Zanesville gather at a K of C event. Funeral friends from Corning attend Mrs. George Souders’ service in Pomeroy. Residents recover from injuries while others visit New Lexington and Bethesda Hospital. A baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Embrey of Millertown with Ernest Embrey as grandfather.
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Leo Clifford
J. C. Clifford
P. H. Clifford
B. J. Souders
Leo Nash
Francis Nash
Corning
Raymond Clifford
Columbus
George Souders
Lewis Hettick
East Hill
Ray Latta
Gusta Nichols
New Lexington
Sam Altman
Gail E. Wallace
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Faith
Clarence Hampton
West Hill
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Calvin Embrey
Millertown
Ernest Embrey
J. R. Richardson
Nelsonville Pharmacist Orlie Rider Dies at 60
Orlie A. Rider 60 owner of Gem Pharmacy and longtime Nelsonville businessman died at 5 p m Tuesday at St Anthony Hospital Columbus from complications after recent surgeries. He graduated from Ohio Northern College of Pharmacy and bought Gem Pharmacy in Nelsonville. Survived by wife Myra, daughter Joan Stiffler Kingston Ohio, son John a student, sister Mrs L P Rice Nelsonville. Funeral Friday at 4 p m Warren funeral home with burial Greenlawn. services by Rev John Lloyd Evans.
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Nelsonville
Orlie A. Rider
Gem Pharmacy
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
John Rider
Rider
Ohio Northern School of Pharmacy
Ada
Ohio
Gem
Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
The
Elks
Rotary Club
Rotary
Masonic Fraternity
Myra Chapman Rider
Joan Stiffler
Kingston
John
Ohio Northern Pharmaceutical School
L. P. Rice
John Lloyd Evans
Warren
Greenlawn
Fayette St
J M Bullock Dies at Home in Nelsonville
John M Bullock 64 died Tuesday afternoon at his home Millfield Route 1 after several weeks illness. He worked at Mine 25 Chauncey. Survived by wife Martha seven sons James Earnest Earl Floyd Dalmus Roy in Columbus and Robert at home three daughters Mae Manning Morriston Ersel Adkins Elaine and two brothers Elaine Millfield Route 1 Napoleon Chauncey and one sister Cleo Melton Vernon Ky. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Pilgrim Holiness Church Chauncey with Rev Ray Pidcock. Burial Hilltop Cemetery Millfield. Friends may call at the family home.
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Nelsonville
John M. Bullock
Millfield
Chauncey
Martha Bullock
James
Fairfield
Ohio
Earnest
Earl
Floyd
Dalmus
Roy
Columbus
Robert
Mae Manning
Morriston
Ersel Adkins
Elaine Bullock
Elaine
Napoleon
Cleo Melton
Vernon
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ray Pidcock
Hilltop Cemetery
300 Dancers Attend Policemen and Firemen Ball
Approximately 300 dancers attended the annual Policemen's and Firemen's Ball at the Elk's Hall. Amby Armbruster orchestra provided music and about 600 dollars was raised for the policemen's and firemen's special fund.
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Nelsonville
Elk’s Hall
Amby Armbruster
Smoke fills Legion home as furnace damper closes
A closed damper in the furnace pipe at the American Legion home caused smoke to fill the building on Tuesday evening. The unoccupied building triggered a fire department call, and opening drafts and dampers quickly cleared the trouble.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Scouts Hike to Snake Tower on First Day of Spring
Panther Patrol Troop 65 Boy Scouts led a hike to Snake Tower on March 21 the first day of spring. Participants included Jim White Bob Linton Dick Hubbard Kenny Bumgardner Jack McNabb Charles Johnson Jerry Hickman and Sonny Keplar with patrol leader.
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Nelsonville
Panther Patrol
Boy Scouts
Snake Tower
Jim White
Bob Linton
Dick Hubbard
Kenny Bumgardner
Jack McNabb
Charles Johnson
Jerry Hickman
Sonny Keplar
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Harry Edington and Mrs. Orrin Thacker both of Columbus were weekend guests of their brother C. G. Sheppard and Mrs. Sheppard. Sheppard Black of Columbus was a Sunday guest of the Sheppards, Mrs. E. M. Poston and son Mac. Columbus spent Saturday here on business.
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Harry Edington
Orrin Thacker
Columbus
C. G. Sheppard
Sheppard
Sheppard Black
Sheppards
E. M. Poston
Mac. Columbus
Meigs Officials Showed Interest in Mobile Crime Lab Stop
Meigs County officials led by Prosecutor Danae Peoples toured Ohio's Mobile Crime Laboratory in Pomeroy for three hours despite rain. Sheriffs, police chiefs, deputies, and other officials from Meigs County and nearby towns examined the equipment and heard explanations from lab technicians Tom Wagner and E L McSavaney. The truck will move to the State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation after a six week state tour and then serve all Ohio law enforcement agencies.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Danae Peoples
Ohio
Mobile
Sidney Russell
McClure
Ike Neal
Middleport
Ralph Welker
Frank Clark
Paul
Herb) Harb
Hillsboro
E. L. McSavaney
Columbus
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
McElroy
Standish Family Learns of Father’s Death in Salem Ind
Mr and Mrs O L Standish Wilma Adkins were called to Salem Indiana by critical illness of O J Standish who died Monday after a heart ailment. Funeral services were held in Salem and the Standish couple will return home later this week. Mr Standish is connected with the Liden Coal Co.
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Nelsonville
O. L. Standish
Wilma Adkins
Salem
Ind
Arnotts Return From East Ohio Trip
Reverend and Mrs. T. H. Arnott of Nelsonville Nazarene Church returned from East Liverpool after the death of Mrs. Arnott's father Parker Fleak. Fleak was born and raised near Parkersburg West Virginia.
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East Ohio
Nelsonville
T. H. Arnott
Cottonseed oils power expanded for animal feed and byproducts
Oil mills of the cotton belt report capacity to produce more than double the current supply of cottonseed stock feed oil and linters. The expanded output aims to boost animal feed supplies and byproduct utilization across the region.
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Pain
for 70 years folks reached for Sloan's Liniment to ease neuralgia neuritis sciatica and muscle aches. when pain strikes again reach for Sloan's Liniment. see how warmth brings relief. ask for the 602 economy size at your drugstore today.
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SLOAN
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