Mothers Honored in Nelsonville Memorial Program
A Memorial Day Mothers program sponsored by the Nelsonville Eagles drew hundreds to the city playground with a street parade including Boy Scouts, Nelsonville High and nearby schools. Judge C F Rawlinson and Father William Kelly spoke on motherhood’s strength, noting America’s vitality and dangers from within. Mary Evans was recognized as the oldest mother, while musical selections were performed by local high school bands and a vocal quintet.
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Nelwovile Eagles
Ciie
Boy Scouts
Nelsonville High School
Budhd
York Town
Ship
Peor
America
Jurge C. F. Rawhnna
William Kelly
St. Andrew Church
Eagles Lodge
Clyde, Byers
George Barrows
Buchtel
Bet Spar Nelba Brewer
Mary
Ellen Donley
Rosemary” Reynolds
Jean "McGuire
Regula
Hall Funeral Will Be Held On Tuesday
NELSONVILLE Mrs Anna Hall aged 62 died Sunday at her Poplar Street home Funeral service will be Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the Pilgrim Holiness Church conducted by Rev Ben Awe Burial will be at Greenlawn She is survived by her husband William Hall three children Mrs Sarah Smith and Harvey of Nelsonville and Mrs Adda Matheny Dorr Run four brothers Orland Kasler Redtown Sanford and John Kasler Bailey Run and John Columbus and four sisters Mrs Delphia Smart Buchtel Mrs Eva Lehman Mrs Myrtle Lehman and Mrs Etta Friley Logan
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Nelsonville
Anna Hall
Poplar St
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ben ‘Awe
Greenlawn
William Hall
Sarah Smith
Harvey
Adda’ Matheny
Dorr
Orland Kasler
Redtown
Sanford
John Kasler
Bailey Run
John
Columbus
Delphia Smart
Buchtel
Eva Lehman
Myrtle " Lehman
Etta Friley
Logan
Glouster Churches Honor Mothers Day Across Services
Mothers were honored in Glouster as over 40 members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles attended the Church of Christ services. Musical numbers featured by the Children's Choir complemented the program and a biography highlighted Mrs Marie Se. A correction noted grandparents of a grandson Carl Wayne West. Dorcas Sunday School Class to meet Wednesday at 1 pm hosted by Mrs Florence Hodgson.
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Order of Eagles
Christ
Marie
James Palda
Mary Miller
Arthur Banfield
John Carter
Carl Wayne West
Fred West
Dayton
Glouster— Dorcas
Hollister
A. B
Eagles Win Sunday Game in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles defeated Carlton Hill Buchtel 7 to 0 at City Playgrounds Sunday afternoon after the Mother's Day program. Edgar Jones of Floodwood pitched masterfully for the Eagles with 13 strikeouts and one hit allowed in his first appearance with the team. A Twilight League game at City Playground is set for 5 30 tonight with the Logan Mingos facing Buchtel Carton Hill.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Carlton Hill- Buchtet
City Playgrounds
Eagles
Edgar Jones
Floodwood
Jones
City Playground
Srelock
Logan” Mingos
Buchtel-Carton Hill
Freshman Volleyball Triumphs 15-13 Twice At Elsonville
At Elsonville High School on Thursday afternoon the freshman girls volleyball team won two straight 15-13. Freshman roster includes Wilma Bishop Betty Dewhurst June Mann Leta Hampton Donna Mallon Patty Nelson Jessie Pergrin Dorothy Cavote Virginia Shivers Maxine Cope Margaret Warren Esther Juniper Marilyn Wilson Dorothy Raine Evelyn Smith Mildred Dexter Jane Dishong and Evelyn Ross. Sophomores and older teams also played last week with listed players.
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Elsonville
H High School
Wilma Bishop
Betty Dewhurst
June Mann
Leta Hampton
Donna Mallon
Patty Nelson
Jessie Pergrin
Dorothy Cavote
Virginia Shivers
Maxine Cope
Margaret Warren
Esther Juniper
Marilyn Wilson
Dorothy Raine
Evelyn Smith
Atildred Dexter
Jane ‘Dishong
Evelyn
Ross
Harriet Locke
Wilma Ad
Jons
Kathryn Shields
Louise Straits
Frances Reeves
Velma Gill
Birdie Pierce
Wanda Devol
Verigene Midkiff
Mary Blimes
Kathleen Keating
Ruth | Morris
Ya Hampton
Ruth’Shafer
Mercedean Brace
Walva Bate
Man
Delores Mender
Mothers Honored Sunday At Dover Church Service
Mothers were honored in Chauncey Church of Christ with a large crowd. Mrs. Florence Pendergrass spoke on Mothers, Tanbel Courtney sang This Is My Task and Christine Brown performed a Mother's Day solo. Flowers were given. The oldest and youngest mothers were named, and Gilbert Courtney led the Lord's Supper followed by a preaching service. At Millfield Church of Christ 60 attended Sunday School with a Willing Workers Class program. The oldest mother was Mire William Wemmer. youngest Marie Danko. largest family Mrs. Gart Blower Glaze Thompson. morning sermon delivered by Ivered.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Florence Pendergrass
Tanbel Courtney
Christine Brown
Vera Shafer
Minnie Stalder
Margaret Tippett
Kern
Chauncey District Social and Personal Movements
Chauncey District notes list residents visiting relatives and returning home. Ms Naomi Womaley of Athens visited her aunt, Mrs Bill Thomas, and family. Mrs Blanche Brown visits family in Chauncey before returning to Pontiac. Robert Mosely returns to Nelsonville after visiting his Chauncey sister Mrs Mary Meinhart. Harold Lowes and family stay in Chauncey while in Columbus. Charles Leffler hospitalized in Marietta. Leffler family from Chauncey visit. Mrs Floride Grinstead from Columbus visits Chauncey parents Mr and Mrs John Shate. Mrs Etta Schoonover of Chauncey spends weekend with her mother Mrs Sarah Davis in Nelsonville. Jack Molland and Patsy of Columbus visit Chauncey with Mrs Bess V Mutchmore of Logan at 51 Converse St.
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Chauncey
Rnoda Oliver
William Shiver
Barberton
Wilford Henry
E. Main St
Naomi Womaley
Athens
Bill ‘Thomas
Blanche Brown
Pontiac
Mich
Laura Russell
Ellis Ave
Robert Mosely
Nelsonville
Mary Meinhart
Converse St
Harold Lowes
Coumbus
Charles Leffler
Leffler
Marietta
Charles | Leffler
William Omen
Millfield
Floride Grinstead
Colum
John Shate
Etta Schoonover
Sarah Davis
Jack Molland
Patsy
Columbus
Bess V. Mutchmore
Logan
Isabel Bradfield
Leighton Aumiller
Lowell Burnell
Glouster
Foster Juniper
Akron
Fred Jun
Dave Jenkins
Ben James
Lucy Donley
Robert Kinney
Dean Coakley
Camp Shelby
Misa
Fred. Coakley
Adams
St. Nelsonville
James G. Graham
Jeanette Cranmier
Ohio University
Ed_ Cranmer
Cranmer
Fred Kirke Jendall
Lucy Harvey
Scout notes from Nelsonville plan Memorial Day events
Nelsonville Boy Scout troops 68 4 gather for a meeting at West School at 7 20 pm to organize patrols and a special project. Scouts assisted with the Mother’s Day parade and program and will sponsor a flag raising at the Public Square with volunteers from local groups. A memorial committee will plan a Memorial Day service on May 30.
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Aelsonville — Lenners
Boy Scouts
West School
Lem Ton
The
Eagles
Taste Scout
Mender
May 13 Horoscope Insights Highlight Active Propositions
The lunar transit suggests a highly active day with strong drive toward new propositions and practical, energetic execution. Expect possible opposition from a group through deception or public antagonism, but progress favors those cautious with words and focused on constructive work.
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Genevieve Kemble
Cation
Ofan
Loyal Women's Church Service Planned at Shafer Home
Chauncey church women gather Wednesday at 1 30 PM for a devotional service led by Mrs. Thomas Hamilton at the home of class president Mrs. Carl Shafer in Eline. Hostesses include Mrs. Guy Brookins Mrs. Lloyd Pendergrass and Mrs. Rice Thomas. All church women invited.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Carl Shafer
Eline
Thomas Hamilton
Guy Brook Ins
Lloyd’ Pendergrass
Rice Thomas
Ten Mines Working In Chauncey District Reported
Ten mines in the Chauncey district were marked up for work Monday in the recent work report issued last night. The list includes No. 90 No. 0X No. 25 No. 107 Bailey Run No. 71 Chauncey No. 25 Poston No Hocking Kimberly and Coonville.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
Chauncey No
Poston
Chauncey Delegates Attend Rebekah Lodge State Conference
Chauncey representatives from District No 52 Rebekah Lodge and Mrs Grace Stalder an officer in Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge left for Cleveland to attend the state convention. Also notes on a Wed meeting of Friendship Bible Class and a Neighborhood Club gathering hosted by Mrs Jennie Jackson.
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Chauncey
Sauth Bridgewater
Rebekah Lodge
Grace Stalder
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Cleveland
Nelsonville Women Radio Event and Class News
Nelsonville women participate in radio program led by Chauncey M E Church Ladies Aid Society with mothers from Ohio West Virginia Indiana and Kentucky sharing messages from Camp Shelby Miss Mrs Rema Johnson Cann widow of Dr W H Cann speaks with song William noting Cann has another son James in service Canada wine industry output has grown from 1 000 000 gallons to over four times that amount Nelsonville Class of 1926 holds meeting at Nelsonville High School Room 204 Tuesday evening to plan 15th anniversary events Junior Order to host benefit party Tuesday evening at LO C F Hall at 7 30 oclock with alumni gathering and reunion plans mentioned
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Sselsonville
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of Evil
Chauncey ,M. E. Church
WLW
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Camp Shelby
Miss
Rema Johnson Cann
Lancaster
William
W. H. Cann
Canada
Cann
James
Nelsonville High School
Lo.c.f
Bual
Two Men Fined in Nelsonville Courtfor Toxication and Unsafe Driving
In Nelsonville two men faced charges. One pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor C. G. Dew and was fined five dollars plus costs. Edward Nagle pleaded guilty to unsafe operation of a motor vehicle and was fined ten dollars plus costs, with an affidavit filed by the State Highway Patrol.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
Edward Nagle
State Highway Patrol
CAA Pilots Swell Army Navy Air Training Programs
Washington reports civilian pilot trainees from the Civil Aeronautics Administration are volunteering for Army and Navy air services at growing rates. In March 23 percent more joined the Air Corps than in February, with about 22 percent of March cadets from CPT and roughly 20 percent of April naval aviation trainees from CPT. Army schools show 3728 CPT graduates and Navy 1803, among those accepted and awaiting orders.
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Washington
CAA
Army
Navy Air Services
Donald H. Connolly
Civil Aeronautic
Air Corps
Iwomines
Apri
Uate
CPT
Navy
Gener al Connolly
Havelraven
Sevice
Senior Girl Scouts Enjoy Tar Hollow Camp Week End
Selsonville reports a senior Girl Scout weekend at Tar Hollow Camp near Laurelville led by Miss Ruth Shottenbarger of Newark with help from Miss Eleanor Moniger and Miss Mary Louise Somers of Zan ille. Nelsonville scouts joined including Imogene Sayer Margaret Warren Reta Dunkie Martha Pereira Jessie Peregrin Emily Sharp Elizabeth Sharp Ruth Matthewson Peg Barber and Polly Johnson.
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Selsonville
Margaret Warren
Reta Dunkie
Martha
Jessie Peregrin
Emily Sharp
Elizabeth Shar
Reuth Matthewson
Peg Barber
Polly Johnson
Nelsonville Social Notes and Local Club Meetings Update
East Pike Township PTA installs 1941 42 officers V T Imhoff Rex Flowers Wilmer Robson. Nelsonville 4-H Club appoints Hitchings treasurer Patton news reporter. Circle of WSC Society meets at Mrs Chestnut home May 22. Tonight board to meet at Methodist church.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Herman
Chestnut, St
LHL
Rachel Hitchings
Waverline Hitchings
Delores Perkins
Kathryn Patton
Rosetella Hitchings
Leatha Deer
Mary Hitchings
Millfield Church Class Meets Friday for Monthly Program
The Willing Workers Class of the Millfield Church of Christ will meet Friday night at Jane White's home. The event features a monthly program followed by a wiener toast.
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Chauncey— Willing Workers
Millfield Church of Christ
Jane White
Prominent Social Events At J T High And Local Parties
Glouster notes describe a Junior Senior Prom planned for May 16 with Victor Joyce Orchestra. Also details a fifth birthday party for Joan Rae hosted by Mr and Mrs Waldeck with a list of attendees and a nurse confining Joan Rae to her home for three weeks due to a heart ailment. Funeral attendees from various towns are listed for a Charles Lewis Triday service.
Hoover Urges Britain to Strengthen Defense and Delay Invasion Plans
The speaker warned that an invasion of Hitler’s Europe would require millions more troops and years to assemble, arguing Britain could not stand alone without substantial American support. He stressed the need to fortify U S defenses in the Pacific, fix unprepared military and industrial bases, and unite the nation for a Western Hemisphere defense while assisting England.
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Hitler
Europe
Channel
England
United States
Japan
Asia
U. S
Eld
Jack Bradley Victim Of Accident In Sayre Store
Jack Branny, grandson of Mr and Mrs Leo Bradley, was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when his left hand was caught in an electric meat grinder at the Sayre Store on High Street. Three fingers were amputated at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. Bradley, a Glouster High School junior and 1940 football squad member, was slicing meat for hamburgers at the time.
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Louster
Jack Branny
Leo Bradley
Sayre
High St
Bradley
Glouster High School
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Young Bradley
GHS
Jacksonville Pupils Honor Their Mothers Tea
Sixth and seventh grade pupils taught by Miss May McCann hosted a Mothers Day tea in Room 6 on Friday afternoon. The blue and pink color scheme graced the tables and gifts including pink candle holders and blue candies. Each child gave his mother a corsage and a Mother’s Day program was presented. Mothers present included Mrs William Rollins, Mrs Albert Dust, Mrs Willis Shumway, Mrs Frank Binderbasin, Mrs Mitchell Bartels, Mrs Ervin Carter, Mrs Peter Hartley, Mrs Francis Barrett, Mrs Elsie Morrison, Mrs William Hallam, Mrs Bertha Barrett, Mrs Wilbur Kempton, Mrs John Exenkamper, Mrs John Might, Mrs Charles Mediey, Mrs Elmer Cochran. Guests included Mrs Henry Exenkamper, Mrs John Reinhold, Ada Kennedy, Faye McKinley, Ruthella Sheets, Helen Kearns, Evelyn Deal and Nell McCann.
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Jacksonville
May ‘McCann
Wiliam Rollins
Albert Dust
Willis Shumway
Frank Binderbasin
Mitchell Bartels
Ervin Carter
Peter Hartley
Francis’ Barrett
Elsie Morrison
William Hallam
Bertha Barrett
Wilbur Kempton
John Exenkamper
John Might
Charles Mediey
Elmer Cochran
Henry Exenkamper
John] Reinhold
Ada Kennedy
Faye McKinley
Ruthella Sheets
Helen Kearns
Evelyn Deal
Nell Me Cann
Winners announced in Glouster High bicycle race division
The Glouster High School annual bicycle race crowned boys and girls champs. Eldon Parks led the boys with Earl Echstenkamper and John Robert following. Lois Golding won the girls in under two hours with Lois Morew close behind. Ribbons were awarded to all winners. A meeting of Glouster Masonic Ras was scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30.
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Guousten
Glouster High School
Eldon Parks
Earl Echstenkamper
John’ Robert
David Cox
Billy
Paul Waldeck
Bill Gene Rice
Frank Darling
Paul Meade
Lois Golding
Lois Morew
Glouster
Giouster
Ras
Slouster Personal Notes Reflect Local Family Visits
Mrs F D McCarty returns to Columbus after cataract surgery with daughter in law Mrs Ralph McCarty. Mother's Day sees many guests including Emerson and wife, Edith Jones, Frank Ferguson of Columbus, and others visiting the Jonas, Roberts, Richards and Gladden households. Families from Zanesville, Cuyahoga Falls, Pleasant City, Trimble Heights, and Dayton are listed with extended local visits and dinners.
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J. E. Roberts
Joseph Richards
Delmar Gladden
C. E. Seckinger
Sandra
Cuyahoga Falls
R. D. Williams
Pleasant City
Robert Williams
Emily Jonas
Marcella
Charles Clayberger
Grant Wallace
Hamden
A. Cunningham
Verl Cherm
Chicago
Faye Janchius
Grace
Ochs
Robert Ochs
Columbus
A.C
Earl Faires
Maxine Burns
Doreas Burns
Mary Burns
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