Nelsonville Bond Issue Fails In Eight Precincts
In Nelsonville a proposed 375000 school bond to build two new grade schools was defeated in eight of nine precincts with 696 yes and 719 no votes from 1325 electors. Only precinct two in fourth ward supported the bond, while all other wards voted against it.
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C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
City Hall
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
The
Vierge of Education
Citizens’ Committee
John W. Scott
Board of Education
Glouster Primary Costs Highlight Local Nominations
In Glouster a Democratic council primary produced six nominees led by William Keith with 69 votes and James Trace 61. Defeated were Vern Hall 41 and Hugh Garrett 23. Mayor and Board races saw Oma Williams unopposed for mayor and W J Golding, William Lee, and Dwight Price securing seats. Total cost estimated at about $500 for roughly 100 votes.
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Glouster
Council
William Keith
James Trace
Edward Ley
Joe Roback
Lawrence Price
John Carter
Vern Hall
Hugh Garrett
Omas Williams
Board of Public Affairs
W. J. Golding
William Lee
Dwight Price
Prefab Home Show Delights Kiwanis Club Crowd
Fourteen Kiwanis members and one guest gathered at the Hotel Gordon dining room to hear Elmer Jones of Athens discuss fabricated homes. A film demonstrated single day manufacturing delivery and assembly. The board approved fireworks for the Fourth of July and the show committee booked an entertainer for the celebration.
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Glouster
Kiwanians
Gordon
Elmer Jones
Athens
Jones
Kiwanis
Committee On
Roger Kittle
Enlon Grubbs
Richard Foldy
B. R. Angle
Hugh Billingsly
Carl Bradbury
George Campbell
L. G. DeLong
Porter Dugan
Eddy
Ben Goldberg
Grubbs
Richard Guinther
Merril Ogg
Harold Tose
Ray White
Joe Williams
Banquet Tonight At Glouster With Band Honor Guests
The Band Boosters banquet opens at 6 30 with band members as honor guests. Afterward there will be round and square dancing with music by the Buckeye Ramblers from Athens. Dancing runs 8 to 11 p m in the school gymnasium. Public invited.
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Glouster
Buckeye Ramblers
Athens
Meeting Set Thursday by Glouster Trimble Bandboosters
The Bandboosters Association of Glouster Trimble Township will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the J T High School building. After the meeting a pot luck lunch will be served.
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Glouster — Trimble Township Bandboosters Association
J. T. High School
Teater Attends Butler Springs Rally in Greenfield
Mr and Mrs Daniel K Teater and sons Danny and Timmie attended the Butler Springs Christian Assembly rally in Greenfield Friday evening. The event gathered all Tps affiliated with the Butler ngs camp, including trustees managers faculties and campers. The banquet for 472 was held in Greenfield public school cafeteria with Greenfield facilities used for meetings and activities. Funds have been pledged to construct a new chapel at the camp near Hillsboro and to purchase a new kitchen. Teater is manager of the Tri-State division camps and Mrs Teater serves as camp nurse. Plans call for merger steps between Victory Camp and Tri-State Camp after the 1953 season ending in August.
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Glouster
Daniel K. Teater
Danny
Timmie
Butler Springs Christian Assembly
Greenfield
Tps
Butler Ngs
Greenfield Public School
Hillsboro
Teater
Nelsonville Social Notes Tea Hosts and Musical Program
Victor Oakley hosted the Hyperion Club for its annual tea with 20 members and two guests present. Mrs J Inman and Miss Lois Devol attended. Mrs J D Knight spoke on Peru. Martha Weller played Csardas. Margaret Johnson sang with accompaniment. Mrs Ralph Parks and Mrs Jack Pritchard performed Nutcracker selections. Mrs D R Johnson presided at tea.
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Victor Oakley
Hyperion Club
Oakley
J. Inman
Inne _ Iowa
Lois Devol
J. D. Knight
Peru
Martha Weller
Csardas
Monti
Ralph Parks
Margaret Johnson
Jack Pritchard
Loyal Workers Class hosts meeting at Runion home
Mrs Cora Runion Mrs Ben Lewis and Mrs Adda Hawk will host the Loyal Workers Class gathering at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Runion home. Mrs Fay Howard will present the program.
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Cora Runion
Ben Lewis
Adda Hawk
Loyal Workers
First Methodist Church
Runion Home
Fay Howard
Birth at Mount St Mary Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jack E Whitmore of Carbon Hill welcome a son. Admitted are Carolyn Collins Nelsonville Rt 1 Richard Anders Nelsonville Lessie McManaway Trim Danny Sims Nelsonville Mrs Lillian Griffith Shawnee Mrs Harvey Lenigar Chauncey and daughter Mrs ger Chute Logan and son Mrs Bernard Hillen The Plains and son Mrs John Heffken Athens and Harry McNutt Nelsonville Rt 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Collins
Nelsonville
Richard Anders
Ge Lessie McManaway
Trim
Tenone Childress
Danny Sims
Lillian Griffith
Shawnee
Harvey Lenigar
Chauncey
Ger Chute
Logan
Bernard Hillen
the Plains
John Heffken
Athens
Harry McNutt
Nelsonville Rotary Seeks Help for Public Library Plan
A Nelsonville Rotary Club committee led by James F. Shulmaker requests statewide assistance to move and install a Recreation Hall building from Ohio University for use as a public library. Estimated cost is about 10,000 dollars for demolition, transport, and re erection with wiring and plumbing. A community meeting is set for April 13 at 7 30 p m in the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co office, with leaders from many groups invited to discuss possible donated labor and reduced cash outlay.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
James F. Shulmaker
Ohio University
Rotary Club Committee
iColumbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
William Friedrich
Rotary
Local Pastor Visits Jefferson for Birthday Turkey Dinner
The Rev. John Devol and his wife and daughter Dianne visited Jefferson Ohio staying Monday night with Rev. and Mrs. Donald Weller. They attended a birthday dinner and then traveled to Dayton and Circleville for meetings before returning to Glouster.
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Devols
Circleville
Glouster
Aan Aes
Cal Ton Rewer
Legion Post Plans Mother's Day Program
American Legion Post 420 and the Ladies' Auxiliary sponsor a public Mother's Day program at Murray City High School gym Sunday at 2 p.m. The event features the high school band, other music, and a Mother's Day address.
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Murray City
American Legion Post 420
Ladies’ Auxiliary Unit
Nelsonville Eagles honor Augusta McNamee as 1953 Mother
Augusta McNamee of Nelsonville named the Nelsonville Aerie 391 Mother of 1953 in the annual Mothers Day observance on May 10 at City Playgrounds. She is mother of four soldier sons in the Armed Forces and two daughters, with her husband Bliss McNamee. The event features presentation by Richard Smith and follows a long local tradition of honoring the oldest mother in attendance.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Augusta McNamee
Bliss McNamee
Walnut St
McNamee
Richard Smith
Aerie
Eagles
Flossie Cope
James Cope
Sam McNamee
Canal Zone
Korea
Gale
Dale
Germany
Fort Sill
Ohlo
Robert McNamee
McNamees
Dorothy Pontius
Doyle
Sam
Robert
Pre School Clinic Scheduled May 12
Glouster hosts a pre school clinic for children entering kindergarten or first grade this September. The event runs Tuesday May 12 in the gymnasium from 9 to 11 a.m. Immunizations for smallpox and diphtheria will be offered. Conducted by the County Board of Health. No full immunization program this year.
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Glouster
County Board of Health
Health Department
Infant Dies At Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ohio infant Mary Margaret Crane died Tuesday afternoon six hours after birth at Mount St Mary Hospital. Survived by parents Theodore and Mary Crane and Mary Judith, with grandparents Everett Crane Herman Smith. Mass at St Andrew Church Friday 8 am. Burial at St Patrick Cemetery in Buchtel. Friends may call Stout funeral home Thursday evening.
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Nelsonville
Mary Margaret
Theodore T. Crane
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mary Judith
Everett Crane
Herman E. Smith
St. Andrew Church
Edwin Yocke
Firemen To Elect Officers In Point Pleasant Meeting
The Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department will meet at 7 30 p m at the fire station to elect new officers.
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Point Pleasant
Morgan Family Visit to Columbus Mentioned
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Morgan Sr. spent Tuesday in Columbus with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jr., and their son Evan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glouster
Evan Morgan Sr
Mrs. Morgan Jr
Evan
Way to Believe Itchy Pimples
When skin is irritated with pimples and itching this soothing balm promises fast relief. A 45¢ box of Peterson's Ointment sold by druggists is advertised to promptly relieve smarting and itching and leave skin looking and feeling better with a money back offer if not delighted.
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Peterson
Adv
Haymakers Plan Steak Supper and Social Meeting
The Hay makers, a side degree of the Red Men, will host a steak supper in their Buckeye W Washington Street hall at 7 p.m. A social meeting follows the supper. The Red Men also plan a regular meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Buckeye
W. Washington St
Birth Announced in Nelsonville Paula Jean Midkiff
Mr and Mrs Paul Midkiff of Nelsonville announce the birth of a daughter born April 30 at Mount St Mary Hospital named Paula Jean. Grandparents are Mrs Helen Ross and Orvil Midkiff with great grandparents Mrs Mary Rawlings Mr and Mrs Wilbur Midkiff George Barnes and others.
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Nelsonville
Paul Midkiff
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Paula Jean
Helen Ross
Orvil Midkiff
Mary Rawlings
Wilbur Midkiff
Hemlock Grove
George Barnes
Beaver Fails
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Jefferson
Legion Post
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Orangeburg
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Rav
Audrey's Gift Shop
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