Nelsonville High School To Graduate 36 Seniors
Nelsonville High School will graduate 36 seniors this year. Commencement Week begins with Baccalaureate in the auditorium Sunday at 7 30 p m. Rev E W Cole of Wesleyan Methodist Church will deliver the sermon. The program includes choir, solos, and orchestral numbers with many local clergy and Ohio University President Dr John C Baker delivering the class address on May 24. Alumni banquet and reunion follow Friday.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
E. W. Cole
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Paul Hughes
Marlene Stage
Paul M. Niswander
First Methodist Church
J. A. Long
Christian Church
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Athens
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Headline Ad
A vintage advertisement claims itchy pimples ruin romance and promotes Peterson's Ointment for fast relief. The copy urges relief from eczema blemishes and irritated skin with a 40 cent price and a money back promise, noting use for cracked feet as well.
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Peterson
Nelsonville Social Notes and Circle Meeting
Circle 3 of the WSCS meets at Mrs. Clyde McDaniel’s Walnut street home Friday at 7 30 p m. Rainbow Class of the Christian Church to meet at Miss Sigrid Love’s Short Street home Thursday at 7 30 p m. Dr J J Hoodlett and Mrs Hoodlett of Lancaster were guests Sunday of his mother Mrs Charles Hoodlett on East Columbus Street.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Frances Stace
Fannie Williae
Clyde McDaniel
Walnut
Ss Nu
Nelsonville
Rainbow
The
Christian Church
Sigrid Love
Short St
J. J. Hoodlett
Hoodlett
Lancaster
Charles Hoodlett
E. Columbus St
Shawnee Class of 1951 Baccalaureate and Commencement
The Shawnee High School Class of 1951 held baccalaureate services at the Methodist Church with Alma Harris directing the processional and choir Hazel Mughes leading hymns. Graduates include Edward Hopkins Martha McCraig William McClain Eloise McDaniel Ralph Peyton Patricia Callahan Beatrice Cox Pauline Mitchell and others. Commencement was set for May 16 at 8 o'clock.
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Shawnee
William Ricketts
Dorothy On
Ricketts
Helen Anring
Glenna Cox
Ernestine Cox
Joan Puterbaugh
Mildred Starkey
Louise Kopis
Wanda Richards
Mary Jane Jones
Virginia Garcia
Ellen Davis
Lizzie Norris
Blanche Wilams
Alma Harris
Mary Hatem
Dishon
PTA
Laverne Nichols
Jasper Spencer
Columbus
Shawnee High School
Hazel Mughes
Londonderry Air
Mother
Edward Hopkins
Bill McLain
Bill Learan
Donald Craig
Clarence Colvin Long
Shrine Visitors Attend School in Hocking Valley
Visitors were sent Tuesday evening from Gallipolis Middleport Athens and Zanesville for instruction tied to a regular meeting of The Hocking Valley Shrine at the K of P Hall. The district deputy Mrs Esta Reese Gallipolis met the officers at 5 PM. Dinner at 6:30 followed by an evening session with gifts presented to the deputy.
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Nelsonville
Galipolis
Middleport
Athens
Zanesville
Hocking Valley
K. of P. Hall
Esta Reese
Gallipolis
Nelsonville Cub Scouts Circus Day May Twenty One
Cub Scouts in Nelsonville present Circus Day at the high school auditorium on May 21. Each den offers acts including a circus band bullfight one ring circus with clowns strongmen wild animals and a radio sketch with cowboys and Indians. A troop committee clown act and a fireworks display cap the show with proceeds funding new uniforms for the cubs.
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Nelsonville
Cubs
Very
Ted | Vobt
Alter Parent
Harry ‘Chesher
Joe Matheny
Dick Donahey
Mount St Mary Hospital Admission and Discharges
Hospital notes show patients admitted including FE Hoffman, Murray ity, Mrs Besse Davis, New Straits ville, Mrs Verda LaFollette, Buchtel. Discharges include Mrs John Fnllem, Nelsonville, Mrs Vina Matheny, Nelsonville, William Mills, Nelsonville, Mrs Jesse Hayes, Buchtel and son, Mrs Anna Perry, Athens Route Clell Campbell Glouster Route 3, Mrs E H Hines Glouster Route 1, Homer W McDonald Murray City.
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FE. Hoffman
Murray Ity
Besse Davis
New Straitsville
Verda LaFollette
Buchtel
John Fnllem
Nelsonville
Vina Matheny
William Mills
Jesse Hayes
Buchtel, and Son
Anna Perry
Athens
Clell Campbell
Glouster
E. H. Hines
Homer W. McDonald
Murray City
Alfred Grange Meeting and Community News Highlights
About 30 members attended the Alfred Grange meeting. Eleanor Douglas won the apple cup cake contest with judges Bernice Swartz Helen Woode and Guy Dean. Many local residents and visitors are listed with family and church activities, visits, travel notices, and a WSCS executive meeting. null
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Alfred
Grange
Eleanor Douglas
Bernice Swartz
Helen Woode
Guy Dean
Wilbur Packer
Marion Parker
Chester
Holzer Hospital
Jimmy Woodyard
Harold
Gerald Swartz
Washington
Not All Are Delinquent Not All Are Delinquent
Nelsonville report shows two youths aged 12 criticized a sale of a baseball, matured by Service Safety Director Homer Adams. The ball wrongly belonged to the Nelsonville Eagles, and the boys returned it and were reimbursed, praised for honesty by officials.
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Nelsonville
Homer Adams
Billy Roe
Bruce Gene Hartman
Nelsonville Eagles
Adams
Senior Class To Present Play Friday At Vinton High
The Senior Class Play The Funny Brats will be performed Friday night at Vinton Township High School. Show starts at eight with Gordon Cornell as Dick Gresham and Magnolia Lowe as Harriet Gresham supported by Janice Pendleton as Mrs. Gresham Donald Barton as Tom Gresham and Lovelma Wright as the maid Aurora Pike.
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Radcliff
Vinton Township High School
Gordon Cornell
Dick Gresham
Magnolia Lowe
Harriet Gresham
Janice Pendleton
Mrs. Gresham
Donald Barton
Tom Gresham
Lovelma Wright
Aurora Pike
John Graham
Boogerface Boggs
Margaret Ann McLaughlin
Aunt Hettie
Woodrow Lowe
Whaley McWhorter
Paul Cottril
Loren Gresham
New Lexington Community Notes and Local Sales
Ray Tol ledy 31 of Crooksville is in Bethesda hospital with severe injuries after a crash on state route 75 near here involving a vehicle driven by Pvt Dwight Frieal of Chauncey. The Crooksville Church of Christ hosts a Lilac Tea May 17. Fealty Motors, now owned by Earl W Goman and partners of Newark, will continue Ford sales and garage operations. Perry County commissioners allocate 600 to 12 groups for Memorial Day observance. Pvt Donald L Jones recently crossed the 38th parallel with the Thirteenth Engineer Combat Team. Alfred Bailey of Glouster, former Perry County Commissioner clerk, named New Lexington Lion's Club president. Carol Hughes of Crooksville pledged to Sigma Alpha Iota at Muskingum College. The Traditional Rose Tea is set for June 13 by the Crooksville BPW Club. Roy and Mrs McConnell purchase Jamison Grocery on Roseville Zanesville road. Delta Theta Tau Sorority elects Alice May Solt president, Louise McGrider VP, Lena Hynus secretary, Arlene Lockhart treasurer, and P Robinson etc.
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New Lexington
Ray Tolledy
Crooksville
Bethesda Hospital
Pvt
Dwight Frieal
Chauncey
Here
Christian Crusader
Ford Autos
Perry County
Donald L. Jones
Clara D. Jones
Crookaville
Thirteenth Engineer Combat Team
Alfred Bailey
Glouster
Perry County Commissioners
Kiwanis Hear Update on Southeastern Horse Show Plan
Kiwanians at Hotel Gordon hear B R Angle and Carl Bradbury report on the Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors' Association meeting from McConnelsville. Prospect of July Fourth Horse Show in Glouster confirmed with Parkersburg's Francis E Clark and Athens' William Hughes assisting to set the program. Proceeds from park ball concessions benefit the Kiwanis underprivileged child fund. basket dinner planned for exhibitors and families at noon. Attendees listed include Richard Eddy, Ray White, Lawrence Colbert, Porter Dugan, Dan Kovach, Rev. John Devol, and others.
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Glouster
Kiwanis
Hotel Gordon
B. R. Angle
Carl Bradbury
Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors’ Association
McConnelsville
Francis E. Clark
Parkersburg
Southeastern Association
William Hughes
Athens
Kiwanis Club
Vistors
Southeastern Exhibitors Association
Richard Eddy
George Campbell
Ray White
Lawrence Colbert
Porter Dugan
Dan Kovach
Enlon Grubbs
Merrill Ogg
Son
Ray Lange
John Devol
Karlenbender
Joe Williams
Richard Guinther
Group To Observe Fifth Anniversary
GLOUSTER The Women of the Moose will serve a covered dish dinner in the Moose building dining room Thursday at 7 30 p m observing the fifth anniversary of the local organization Members and their husbands or a guest are invited.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose
Hartford church hosts evangelistic series and Mrs Gibbs supper
A Hartford Methodist Church evangelistic series led by Rev T W Schuyler continues. The Ladies Bible class held a covered dish supper replacing the monthly meeting, with plans for the May gathering at Mrs Harry Gibbs home Front St. Many locals and visitors attended including Mrs Martha Newton Miss Addie McKnight Esther McKnight and Mrs Elizabeth Greaser. Major surgery for Mrs James Holt at Meigs General Hospital is reported as improving.
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Hartford
Hartford Methodist Church
T. W. Schuyler
Methodist Church
Hamlin
W. Waig
Harry Gibbs
Front St
Martha A. Newton
Pomeroy
Arthur Mees
Lancaster
James Holt
Meigs General Hospital
A. Keith McClung
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clarksburg
D. W. Snyder
Huntington
W. J. Fiber
Middlebourne
H. C. Brown
Parkersburg
George C. Grimm
Wheeling
Harry Grimm
John Johnson
Steubenville
Glouster Personal News Briefs Report Local Visits
Mrs. Hubert Guess of Zanesville returned home after five days with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell. Visiting families from Columbus and Worthington, plus Cleveland guests, filled a weekend of calls. John L. Morris was taken to Huntington Veterans Hospital for observation with George Campbell accompanying. Rev. John Devol left for Carbon Hill to attend high school graduation exercises with his brother Robert in the class.
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Hubert Guess
Zanesville
George H. Campbell
Campbell
Gail Harris
Sharpsburg
Gail Bingman
Bonnie
Worthington
Mr. Bingman
C. A. Bingman
Bingman
Bake Sale Hosted by CIC Class at Cedric Antle's Store
The CIC Class of Trimble Methodist Church will sponsor a bake sale on Friday at 2 p.m. in Cedric Antle's store. In charge of the sale are Mrs. Sara Zimmer Mrs. Joyce Johnson and Mrs. Medrith Jarvis.
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Glouster
Trimble
Nelsonville man fined in mayor court for intoxication
Donald Carsner of Fairborn Ohio pleaded guilty at the arraignment in Mayor Earl Hillearys court on Tuesday and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Donald Carsner
Fairborn
Ohio
Earl Hilleary
VFW Post 3467 Stag Party and Fish Fry in Nelsonville
VFW Post 3467 hosts a stag party and fish fry at their River Side home on Thursday for members guests and social members. An entertainment program is planned.
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Nelsonville
VFW
Riverside
Weekend visits and gatherings in local families
Sixteen Denny’s Navy weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Harry Denny. Mrs William Arbaugh visited daughter Mrs William Mahaffey. Miss Mayme Bishop, employed in Columbus, visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Bishop. Fred Jarvis, Columbus worker, spent weekend with his family. Leo Davidson and McElroy families visited Dailey Wood parents. Verne Straushaugh of Dayton called on cousin Mrs Dailey Wood. Charlie Lowe and mother Mrs Mattie Lowe visited Marion Hutchison family. Hawks Church held an all day celebration. Ray and Opal sang. Mr and Mrs Marion Hutchison hosted Columbus visitors including Mrs D E Wood.
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Wilbur Parker
G. L. Michael
Chester
Parker Home
Edson Parker
Chillicothe
Delbert Yost
Columbus
Tom Yost
Harry Guthrie
Charles D. Woode
J. B. Hayes
Moliie Bookman
Carrie Swartz
Charles Barr
Reedsville
Arthur
Gerald Swartz
Eleanor Boyles
Nina Robinson
Helen Woode
Philip Boyles
Harold Swartz
Rev
Boyer
Dinsmore Boyles
William Bentz
Mildred Gaul
WSCS
Nina Robinser
Piiars Committee
William Arbaugh
William Mahaffey
Mayme Bishop
John Bishop
Fred Jarvis
Leo Davidson
McElroy
Dailey Wood
Verne Straushaugh
Dayton
Charlie Lowe
Mattie Lowe
Marion Hutchison
Hawks Church
Ray and
Opal
D. E. Wood
Simons Entertain Children's Families
Mr and Mrs Homer Simons hosted a Sunday dinner for their children and grandchildren in Glouster. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Simons and sons Danny and Gregory from Glouster Route 1, Mr and Mrs Otto Simons and sons Gary and Walter, and Mr and Mrs Joe Toczik and son Gary of Painesville. Gary joined a supper at the Toczik parents home Saturday night.
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Glouster
Homer Simons
Robert Simons
Otto Simons
Danny and
Gregory
Joe Toczik
Gary
Painesville
Walter
Mr. Toczik
Joseph Toczik
Mothers Day Program Draws 21 Attendees
Hollister EUB Sunday School superintendent Blanche Bono reports 21 mothers attended the Mother's Day program featuring special music endings and a talk by Rev. W. H. Mathias. Flowers were given to the oldest mother Inez Murphy youngest Charlotte Campbell and the mother with the most children Nancy Mingus. A get well card was sent to Mary Dew who was absent due to illness.
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Glouster
Blanche Bonar
EUB Sunday School
Hollister
W. H. Mathias
Inez Murphy
Charlotte Campbell
Nancy Mingus
Mary Dew
500 Club Meets At Hill Residence
GLOUSTER The 500 Club met at the home of Mrs. Jessie Hill Monday evening. Two tables were in play. Mrs. William Withem won first prize, Mrs. Esther Lam born second, and Mrs. Walter Yount third. The hostess served dessert to several members after the game.
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Glouster
500 Club
Jessie Hill
William Withem
Esther Lamborn
Walter Yount
Buchtel Alumni Meeting Sets Dinner Plans
The Buchtel Alumni Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Buchtel gym to finalize plans for the annual banquet on May 26. Officers urge wide attendance from members.
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Buchtel
Class To Meet Glouster Methodist Church Group
The Orpah Class of the Glouster Methodist Church will hold its meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Willis Blower's home on Braun Street.
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Glouster
Orpah
Glouster Methodist Church
Willis Blower
Braun St
Congregation to Meet Glouster First Past Church
A business meeting of the Congregation of Glouster First Baptist Church is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church.
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Glouster
Wonder Salve and Medicated Soap Heal Skin Troubles
An old advertisement touts Wonder Salve and Wonder Medicated Soap for itching eczema psoriasis infections and athlete's foot from head to toe. Developed for the army, the products promise antiseptic whitening grease and safety for children with money back guarantees. Sold in Athens by local druggists and stores.
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Athens
Quick, Gallaher
Devol Asked To Stay Here In Glouster
In Glouster a raise of 500 dollars per year was approved for Rev. John Devol, pastor of the Methodist Church, if he returns for another year. The Ohio annual conference meets at Lakeside on Lake Erie. Appointments by Dr. George M. Wilson. The church notes membership rising from 328 to 452 during his three years. Devol and family will attend Lakeside conference starting June 4. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Legion Hall.
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Glouster
John Devol
Ohio
Lakeside
Lake Erie
George M. Wilson
Chillicothe
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away
An old public health style ad touts Dean's Pills as a remedy for backache and urinary discomfort linked to aging kidneys. It claims kidney function under stress causes fatigue and nocturia, urging readers to try the classic diuretic advertised for decades.
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Dean
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