Gordon Bush Addresses Rotary on War, Unity Fears
Gordon Bush, Athens publisher of The Mes, spoke to the Rotary Club urging better national unity amid disunity and debates over intervention. He contrasted today with pre World War I calls for involvement, warning that many citizens remain uncertain about whom or what to believe and that readied public sentiment is tepid. He accused leadership of stirring a shooting pitch while others push isolation as security and called for frankness and resolve.
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Nationa
Rotary Can
Gordon K. Bush
Athens
Mesbbe
Frank
Hess
Draft Board No 2 Calls Six Men for Military Service
Draft Board No 2 received notice from state headquarters of six men for selective service. Local board reports Monday morning May 26. call may come from volunteer list. Mrs Belle Lancaster, clerk, notes two men will be supplied Monday May 12. Community leaders discuss defense boom benefits and expansion of existing factory facilities. program arranged by Dr Rider. Guests at club include Joe Stratton Arch Crowhton Tom May and Bob Smith.
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nAnUn Vshaees — Manera Cour Ty
Belle Lancaster
Bord
Bush
Defense Commission
DR. Rider
Joe Stratton
Arch Crowhton
Athens
Tom May
Midlieport
Bob Smith
This City
Lodge Confers Degrees At Annual Inspection
Nelsonville report says Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F A M will confer fellow craft degrees at the annual inspection on Thursday evening May 8. Dinner at 6 30 served by Velock William Porter will be the inspector. Visitors are welcome.
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
F&a. M
Converse
William ©. Porter
Maita
Hilo
Nelsonville lecture on Peace by Bible scholar Muir
Nelsonville will host lecturer Muir a Bible scholar from 4M Petersburg Monday evening May 12 at the Nelsonville High School auditorium. The talk titled A Thousand Years of Peace will be his subject. Delays posted for carnival delay until May 14 due to postponement.
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Nelsonville
Muir
Petersburg
Nelsonville Hah School
Juniors Present Play At Buchtel High School
Buchtel High School juniors present their annual class play in the school auditorium. Donald Morrison stars as Jerry the kindly custodian, with Bula Ward as Mrs Bond and Virgil as the villain Mort Pint. The cast features Eddie, Opal Altman, Henry Tilton, Sid, and a large Uplifters Society group. Rose Campbell directs and Clarence Culp co directs with others assisting.
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Ejchtel
Claus
Buehel High School
Jerry
Donald Morrison
Saver
Henry Tilton
Cecil
Woodrum
June Ervin
Stanley Zglenicki
Alf
Donald May
Bille Shivers
Uplifters Society
Hie
Betty Palm
Jenna Wachenswans
Mise Plumb
Helen Almashy
Millie
Vivian Murphy
Belinda Snodgrass
Roma Wagner
Matilda Brown
Mary Margaret Wright
Polly Sidenbender
Tia Rite
Phoeter
Catherine
Skivers
Beanblossom
Edith Hartman
Violet Labelin
Aster
Barbara’ Morris
Sophronia Doolittle
Jean de- Long
Susie Sampson
Lucl Hall
Raymond Conner
Jimmy Ince
Tommy Schultz
Herman
Mayles
Deacon
Violet Lobelia
Clarence Culp
Billie Shivers
Raymond
Conner
Cecil Woodrum
Rose Campbell
Glouster Social Notes and Local Birthdays Highlight May
Glouster Social Notes recounts the May meeting of the WCTU at the Methodist Church with new members welcomed by President Mrs. Iva Pedicord. The program featured readings on child welfare health and moral training, plus a potluck luncheon after a benediction and patriotic song. The column also notes Buckmdays birthday gathering for George L. Antle and a Glouster personal item about Lawrence E. Williams moving to Indianhead, Massachusetts.
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W.ct.u
Methodist Church
J. A. Thompson
Iva Pedicord
Enid Cox
Flo. Henry
Julia Byers
Ilene Galloway
Thompson
Maude Williams
Marian [Byers
W. Figley
A. A. Geagell
Flo Henry
W.C/T.U
R. B. Smith
Winfield Hartley
Women's Society For Christian Service
America the Beautiful
Light Plant Employees Vote on Paid Vacation Proposal
An error in reporting the council vote on granting one week of paid vacation to 40 light and water plant workers sparked confusion. W H Glenn and Charles B Glenn supported the plan, but usual opposition prevailed as other members rejected it due to additional costs and current timing.
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Elsonville
W. H. ‘Gunn
Themberst
Engieers
Flemen
Senior Play Draws Large Nelsonville Crowd
A large crowd packed the Nelsonville high school auditorium Friday night to see a senior play praised as one of the best. Cast members included Pauline Johnson as Mrs Van Della and Frieda White as Harold Bole's maid. Photographs were taken for The Saga, and profits go to the Junior Class fund.
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Nelsonville
Pauline Johnson
van Della
Frieda White
Harold Bole
Don
George
Ob Sowers
Jose Pietra
Alice Duskey
Tazes
James Selby
Marmaduke
Eldred Parsons
Alexis
Kathrine Baron
Bob Morris
Mary Blimes
Helen Jackson
T Roger Wolfe
Cal
Nelsonville WSCS Meeting Reports Columbus Conference Visit
Nelsonville Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting featured readings from Bible verses, songs led by Hawk, and talks on the Columbus conference where over 1000 women gathered. Mrs John Herrold presided as president and Martha Class Dues planned a social hour at the church.
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Woman's Society of
Charles Poston
Memorial Hall
Columbus
WSCS
Virginia Imhoff
America
Alice George
John Herrold
Florence Coakley
Shafer
C.D. Shafer
Martha
Methodist Church
Fayette St
Mila Nixon
JM. Hyde
Suneau
Alaska
Train Kills Virgil Seenes at Walbridge
Virgil Seenes, formerly of Doanville, a Walbridge resident, was struck and killed by a passenger train Monday night. His body was sent to Stout Funeral Home in Nelsonville for services set for Thursday at Greenlawn Cemetery with burial there. He was the son of Mr and Mrs George Seenes of Walbridge, a 1931 Nelsonville graduate.
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Walbridge
Doanville
Nelsonville
He ‘Stout
N ‘Onville
Greenlawn
Seenes
George Seenes
Deanville
Newlyweds Honored With Two Showers
A Millfield area couple Chauncey Whiltie Weenett and Raiph Kirkendall were honored with two wedding showers. A prior shower at the Church of Athens featured family and friends, followed by a second event at the Rollercade in Millfield with tickets sold for a benefit skating party.
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Chouncer
Mr. Angers
Chauncey
Raiph Kirkendall
Mildred Martin
Millfield
Martin G Firist
Mise Mary Wade
Athens
Piet Et
Centre
Mathers
Tome
Augutine
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey district notes show family movements and visits. Mrs Carl Glevecke funeral at Athens First Christian Church Saturday. Chester and Millfield Sanders return from two weeks with Dow Sanders in Albany. Carson Sanders remains unchanged at home in Millfield. Carter of Chauncey to Oklahoma City with son James Carter who joined railroad yards. Lawrence Carter, former Chauncey resident, now in Oklahoma City.
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Ison
Dwight Ferrel
Chauiey
Carl Glevecke
First Christian Church
Athens
Chester Sanders
Millfield
Dow Sanders
Albany
Carson Sanders
Vas Carter
Chauncey
Oklahoma
City
Okla
James Carter
Lawrence Carter
B. E. Carter
Oklahoma City
Revival Services Continue at Chauncey Church
Chauncey revival services led by Rev. Hollie band with Charles E. Spearry of TeCianahan Middletown. meetings at 7 30 each night through May l Lydia Spearry hosts family dinner preceding sermons at the home on West Math. Proctor as pianist. Special anniversary services honor Mr. and Mrs Charis. Regular pastor Rev. Clar. Also mentions Will and Everett Wilbur Grandstand meetings and a cookie sale fundraiser in Murray City. Troop 64 Nelsonville meets May 7 at 7. Gilbert Courtney returns from St Louis after attending the International Church of Christ convention.
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Chauncey
Hollie Band
Charles E. Spearry
TeCianahan
Middletown
Lydia Spearry
W. Math
John Marshall
Vic
Proctor
Mra
Charis
Clar
Everett
Nee ‘Way
Wilbur Grandstand
Ana
Ety
Goonies
Frank Palmers
Oy E- Walsh
Murray City
Albany
Mines Listed in Chauncey District In Operation Wednesday
Chauncey districts report several active mines including No 90 No 255 No 107 Bailey Run No 74 Chauncey N Y 5 Poston No 6 Hocking Coonle Kimberly and Black Diamond with the report made in Chauncey Mrs Anniel Shields of Chauncey is described as seriously ill at her High Street home after months of heart trouble A spider s first web is as perfect if any it makes thereafter.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
Chauncey N Y
Poston No
Hocking
Coon‘le
Kimberly
Black Dianon
Chauney
Anniel Shields
High St
Mra
Shields
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Frank Fay
Iph
Conrad Nagel
Ralph Murphy
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Technicolor
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Glouster
Cokate Buckmday
George L. Antle
Trimble
John
S. Antle
Harold
George Thomas
Arthur Ante
Ralph Antle
Harry Vaughan
Columb
B. Thomas
Marcia Lou Thomas
Pickerington
John Smith
Lida Eddy
Isaac E. Vaughan
Squire Brown and Brown
Mildred ‘Antle
Charles Faires
Glews
Nile. Glouster
Lawrence E. Williams
As Athens
Mr. Williams
Andrew Viney
Nelsonville Social Notes
Abdella's Thauney
Route 18
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Virgil
Chauncey District
Troop No. 64
Astor
Gilbert Courtney
St Louis
The
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Dover Center
Rei Aan
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Tad's
Carbondale
Kimberly Road
F. J
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Gus Company
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