Nelsonville Mayors Race Sets Hilleary Galvin Tickets
Nelsonville voters chose Earl Hilleary the Republican incumbent shoe repairman and store owner and Paul Galvin the Democratic service station operator as mayoral candidates for the November election. Primary results also show Delbert Kuhn unseated city auditor Harry Evans and a possible coin toss may decide a council seat deadlock.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Paul Galvin
Harry A. Evans
Delbert Kuhn
John Brooks
Third Ward
William Miles Howe
Brooks
Howe
Hilleary
Mender
Arthur Kennedy
Council
James F. Shumaker
Frank Anderson
Calvin Lanning
Harry West
Charles Hubbard
Jack Whyte
John W. Keplar
Whyte
Keplar
Alonzo Figgins
C. Roy Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Floyd Shelton
Jack Raybould
Edison A Jones
Harry Evans
Evans
Kuhn
Emblem Club Elects Officers in Nelsonville
Dorothy Shearer was named president of the Emblem Club at the Elk's Home during last night's election. New officers include Mary Steenrod as vice president and Freda Newton as junior past president, with installation set for June 22. The club will sponsor the Cancer Drive locally again this year.
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Nelsonville
Dorothy Shearer
Emblem Club
Elk’s
Mary Steenrod
Freda Newton
Margaret Ong
Audrey Shafer
Elizabeth Galvin
Joan Harris
Nora Jo Hall
Betty Butts
Elaine Wolfe
Dorothy Barber
Juanita Smith
Martha Friedrich
Velma Drake
Bernice Barrows
Freda Voigt
Golden Rule Class Entertains Members at Methodist Church
Mrs Esthe Kinneer hosts the Golden Rule Class at her Colum bus St home with assistance from Mrs Alberta Hellyer Mrs Lucille Steenrod and Miss Florence Hick. A program will be presented by Mrs Cleo Whitmore and Mrs Venice Brown on Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Esthe] Kinneer
E. Columbus St
Alberta Hellyer
Lucille Steenrod
Florence Hick
Golden Rule
The
Methodist Church
Cleo Whitmore
Venice Brown
Churches Gather for Praise Service at EUB Church
Hollister and nearby communities sent attendees to a praise service at the EUB Church. Visiting relatives included Emmitt and Mrs McGee and son Joe from Fostoria Ohio, plus multiple extended family members from Carrol Ohio Newark Columbus Nelsonville and Fostoria. Local note takers mention Ellona Fouts from Michigan visiting grandmother Bessie Slater with other guests Edgar Thompson Oscar Moodey and Lena Thompson.
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Hollister
Laogan
Lancaster
Murray City
Jacksonville
EUB
Emmitt McGee
Joe
Fostoria
Ohio
McGee
Tenpie McGee
Thomas Aberts
Carrol
Ed Aberts
Ona Dew
Louis Dew
Perry County Court Notes Highlight Several Estates and Tax Updates
Admin account filed for Ralph K. Eggert estate showing receipts and disbursements totaling 2772. Real estate sales pending to pay debts in Bowers Lemasters and confirmation of Mary Peck estate sale to Frank and Mary Summell. Guardian accounts and inventories filed, including Anna Alston and Harry Wood estates. Tax collection figures released: real estate tax for 1949 and 1950, delinquent and sewer payments noted. Various real estate easements and highway deeds across Perry County listed.
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New Lexington
Ralph K. Eggert
Isabella Eggert
P. Walser
Bowers Lemasters
Madison Township
Mary Peck
Albert Kudyba
New Reading
Frank
Mary Summell
John Edwards
John W. Edwards
Herbert Clifford Glass
Effie Glass
Corning
Anna Alston
Etta Alston
M. B. Penrod
Charles H. Finley
Charles Beatrice
Estella Wood
Harry Wood
Associated Discount Corp
W. Randolph St
Chicago
Ill
Charles Whitehouse
Crooksville
Max Robbins
Myrtie G. Holdbeing
Zanesville
Holbine Coal Company
H. Herbert Holbein
Eva M. Bradley
John Adams
Somerset
Dorothy Gertrude Spring
Harold Wayne Spring
John W. Dugan
Arthur Negent
Perry County
David and
Geneva Stalling
Harrison Township
Dewey Bradford
W. A. Baird
Pike Township
Arthur and
Hill
Mary R. Judy
Elizabeth Tague
Perry
Milton’ Frame
D. B. Moore
County of
William F. Patton Dies at 62 in Dayton Area
Nelsonville resident William F. Patton, 62, died Tuesday at his daughter’s home in Dayton after illness. He lived on Carbon Dale Road and worked in coal before moving to Dayton six months ago for defense industry work. Survived by wife Hazel Patton, daughters Aileen Hankinson and Wilma Wachenschwan z, son Dr. Chas Patton, sister Nellie Lee, niece Lillian Ruble, and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are being made by Stout funeral home.
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Nelsonville
William F. ‘Patton
Carbondale Road
Aileen ‘Hankinson
Dayton
Frank Patton
Hazel Patton
Hankinson
Wilma Wachenschwanz
Lima
Chas,Patton
Glouster
Nellie Lee
Columbus
Lillian Ruble
Eght
Stout Funeral Home
Reds Needled By Voice
Washington pressed Moscow on the anniversary of V E Day for shifting emphasis in victory claims. The State Department cited two past Stalin statements and a Voice of America broadcast noting the Red Army and allies helped end Nazi Germany, while Moscow later claimed sole credit and dropped V E Day observance.
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Washington
State
Moscow
Stalin
Germany
Voice of America
Russia
Fire Chief Reaches Quarter Century Mark
Nelsonville Dana Windon chief of the City Fire Department will retire by June 1 after 25 years as chief. He was appointed May 8 by the late Mayor L J Eberle and has served in an advisory role since illness last winter. Council approved three months' pay beginning March 1. He remains in the public employee retirement system.
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Nelsonville
Dana Windon
L. J. Eberle
Zaleski Notes Army Training and Korea Posting
Mr and Mrs James Hayes report their son Robert is in the U S Army and now stationed in Korea after training at Camp Pickett Virginia and Camp Stoneman California. He traveled fifteen days from California to Japan and onward to Korea, unaware his family knew of his departure from Japan until his arrival.
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Korea
James’ Hayes
Ruth Gould
Athens County
A. H. (Hobe) Hayes
Cleveland
Evan Williams
Athens
Potter
Cavanaugh
Eastern Star
Martin McKibben
Elmer McKibben
Vera
Effie Ward
Estelle Schaeffer
Chillicothe
McArthur
James McKibben
Warner Baxter DieS The Cisco Kid Actor Dies
Beverly Hills California Warner Baxter the original Cisco Kid died after years of arthritis and pain that prevented eating He was 42 native of Columbus Ohio His decline included a brain operation three weeks earlier and bronchial pneumonia hastened his end
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Warner Baxter
Cisco Kid
Columbus
Ward Local School Hillbilly Class Night Program Ends With Play
Ward Local School in Carbon Hill staged Hillbilly Class Night featuring a class night program with history poems and a senior key, followed by the one act play Divorce Case of Sam and Sadie Simpkins of Goose Creek, a 1961 fashion show by senior boys, music by the high school band, and a pianist and vocal duet with Goose Creek Boys entertainment.
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Carbon Hill
Ward
Fay Wilmoth
Gay Whitmore
Margie Courtney
Virginia Keck
Joan Horn
Key
Dave Hardy
Pauline Corby
Sam
Sadie Simpkins
Goose Creek
Judge Butterworth
Jerry Eckels
Sadie
Dav! Hardy
Sam ‘Simpkins
Sonny Rieder
Simpkins
Susie
Sidney Simpkins
Bob Devol
Sammy Simpkins
Otho Dye
Jack Whitmore
Sonia Campbell
Roberta Devol
Othalia Dye
Geraldine Eckels
Darleen Hardy
Tena Lowes
Sonia Rieder
Jean Starr
Rain
Rosie Steinbrink
Jonquil Williams
Shelby Blake
Judy Crippen
Doris
Bonnie Joyce
Joe Camp
John Lax
Buddy Steinbrink
Mac Harris
Bill Arbell
Goose Creek Boys
Barbara Downhour
Bob Marshal
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Mount St Mary Hospital reports admissions for Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Buchtel Mrs. Mae Hines of Glouster Route Farnest L Clark of Nelsonville Lloyd Burt of Athens. Discharges include Roger Davis of Nelsonville Route Robert H Lovett of Nelsonville Route 1 Frank Fillinger of Nelsonville Mrs Evie Ratliff of Crooksville Route 2 Mrs Richard Lanning of Columbus and daughter William Grose of Nelsonville.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Ralph Wilson
Mae Hines
Farnest L. Clark
Nelsonville
Lloyd Burt
Athens
Roger Davis
Robert H. Lovett
Frank Fillinger
Evie Ratliff
Crooksville
Richard Lanning
Columbus
William Grose
County Legion Council To Meet Thursday
Athens County American Legion council will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Glenford-Dugan Post 229 in Nelsonville. Members of Nelsonville Post are to attend, said Commander Robert L. Carter.
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Nelsonville-Athens County
Mrs Henry Hosts Daughters of St George Club Meeting
Mrs Flo Henry entertained the Daughters of St George Club at her home on Public Ave Friday evening. Bessie Thompson presided, mystery prize went to Lucy Morgan, with Anna Conway and Inez Williams also winning prizes. Readings included works by Cassie McCormick Hinton Oliver Embrey Strohmeyer and Henry. Refreshments followed for listed members and guests. Next meeting set at Mrs Mary Johnston's home.
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Mae Oliver
Edna Embrey
Blanche Strohmeyer
Flo Henry
Sophia Hinton
Mary Johnston
Grace Zimmer
Kate Vaughn
Cafeteria Operator Suffers Cut Hand
Nelsonville Mrs Ethel Ma theny who operates the cafeteria at the Brooks Shoe Factory received a severe laceration of the right hand Tuesday while opening a can. Eight stitches were required to close the wound at Mount St Mary Hospital. She was later returned to her home on W Columbus St.
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Nelsonville
Ethel Matheny
Brooks Shoe Factory
Mount St Mary Hospital
W. Columbus St
Soldiers meet returning privates in Columbus weekend scene
Mr and Mrs Frank Binderbasin Jr of Jacksonville and Miss Patricia Robson of Murray City greeted Pvt Jack Binderbasin and Pvt Trevice Brunton in Columbus Saturday evening. The two men on a Fort Meade Md weekend pass were inducted February 1 and stationed at the base, arriving by plane from Washington DC.
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Jacksonville
Frank Binderbasin, Jr
Patricia Robson
Murray City
Columbus
Jack Binderbasin
Trevice Brunton
Glouster
Washington, D. C
Fort Meade
Army
Father Called to Columbus as Pat Galvin Fights Stroke
Paul Galvin of Nelsonville rushed to Columbus Tuesday due to his father Pat Galvin former Nelsonville resident suffering a stroke of paralysis. His condition is listed as critical.
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Nelsonville
Paul Galvin
Columbus
Pat Galvin
Glouster WCTU Meeting Hosts Discussion and Plans
Mrs. Charles Swartz welcomed WCTU members at her Broad Street home in Glouster Tuesday. Mrs. C. A. Bingman led devotionals, Goldie Willis read scripture, and Errett Davis prayed. Davis reported on a midterm workshop in Columbus opposing universal military training and announced Thelma White will bring youth education films to Glouster Methodist Church Wednesday at 8 p.m. for high school aged youth night, followed by refreshments hosted by the hostess and her daughter Lee Gatchel.
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Glouster
Charles Swartz
WCTU
Broad St
C. A. Bingman
Goldie Willis
Errett Davis
Davis
Columbus
Our Land
Lee Gatchel
A Million Dollars To Relieve Piles
An ad notes over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as fast relief in minutes with a 40c box or 60c tube. The ad guarantees money back and touts cooling, astringent effects for itch relief.
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Peterson
Adv
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Nelsonville Social Notes
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