Nelsonville High PTA installs new officers for year
Mrs D R Johnson was installed as president of the Nelsonville High School Parent Teacher Association for the coming year at the final meeting. New officers include Mrs Glen Thomas as vice president, Mrs Edwart Green as secretary, and L A Davis as treasurer. Retiring president Mrs Herman Ruble opened the meeting and led the pledge. Supt D W Codding thanked the group for its support. A knitting bag was presented to Mrs Ruble by J K Kinneer, and refreshments followed in the home economics room.
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Nelsonville
D. R. Johnson
P.T.A
James Knight
Glen Thomas
Edwart Green
L. A. Davis
Herman Ruble
Ruble
D. W. Codding
Association
J. K. Kinneer
Canners To Be Tested At Athens County Clinic
Canners owned by Nelsonville housewives will be tested when the Traveling Canning Clinic visits on Monday May 1 from 2 to 4 PM in front of the Gas Company office east of the Public Square. The unit will be tested for defects and proper canning. Owners should bring complete outfits clearly labeled with their name.
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Wases - Fe
Nelsonville
Athens County
Food Preservation Committee
Gas Company
Haydenville WSCS Banquet Honors Mothers and Daughters
Haydenville church group held a May 8 Mother and Daughter Banquet with tall candles, music, and readings. Mrs. C. S. Moore and Mrs. Carl Bond received New Testaments as oldest and youngest mothers, while each daughter got a miniature Testament. three generations were present in two families. Special Mother’s Day tributes followed on May 13 with corsages and a junior choir vespers. A later birthday gathering for Mrs. Delmar Martin drew many neighbors. potluck lunch included numerous local residents and families.
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Haydenville
W.S.C.S
WFR
C. S. Moore
Carl Bond
Gertrude Achauer
Jean
Edith Campbell
Dorothy McQuail
Jeanine
T. E. Kinnisson
Homer Carter
Marie Moore
C. H. Patton
T. E. Kinnison
Ray Carter
Columbus
Delmar Martin
Logan
G. R. May
Lowell May
Ronnie
Ranald Campbell
Larry and
Kay
George Me~ Bee
Newman
Ruth Keefer
Chil ‘Dren
Jack
Sue Ann
Elizabeth Hayne
Buehtely
Ifis
Clark Franis
Wilbur Lightfoot
Uo J. Wyskiver
George Bond
Former Nelsonville Soldier Is Freed
Nelsonville reports that First Lt. Ralph E. Woodard, prisoner in Germany since July 11, 1944, has been released and was described as free well and happy by his mother Mrs. Everett White. A Mother's Day cable from Paul H. R. White in Panama was also noted.
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Nelsonville
Everett White
Clarence Woodard
Springfield
Red Cross
Ralph E. Woodard
Germany
Woodards
White
Pfe
Paul HR. White
Panama
Carbondale Social Notes Recap of Locals and Visitors
Carbondale community notes list residents and visitors during Mothers Day weekend. Betty Barber of Columbus and Amy Pollock joined relatives, with many others visiting for funerals and family gatherings. Leonard, freed from a German prison camp, reports weigh in at 100 pounds after service. previously 169 pounds.
Nelsonville Social Notes and Personal Items
Nelsonville notes announce the engagement of Anna Mae Gulley to Charles Howard. A Pilgrim Church class is hosted by Mrs Mary Adams. Dinner honors Venus Reynolds in the WAVES serving Cleveland and Bobby Reynolds in San Francisco. Venus returns from a seven day leave with Nelsonville relatives. Local visits include Alonzo Figgins of Dayton and Pvt Jack McCall. Frederick Kennard’s 14th birthday is noted. Mrs Rosser hosts a family dinner in his honor.
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Nelsonville
Joe Gulley
Anna Mae
Charles Howard
Albert Howard
Canton
Thomas Spencer
Venus Reynolds
Cleveland
Bobby Reynolds
San Francisco
Calif
Vera Reynolds
Tommy
Jerry Reynolds
Marie Glenn
Ralph Reynolds
Franklin McGuire
Rosemary Reynolds
Deanville
Alonzo Figgins
Dayton
Jack McCall
Austin Stillwell
Charles Kennard
Great Lakes Naval Training Base
Kennard
Frederick
Charleston
W.va
Iveekent
Formrer
Charles Edington
E. E. Rosser
Logan Social Notes and Club Activities in Logan
Mrs. Paul Monks hosted the May Garden Club meeting at Mulberry St with a program on Flowers of the Battlefield and a lawn care discussion led by president Mrs. J. Carl Harshman. June hostess will be Mrs. William Patchen. Bridge Club led by Mrs. Lehman met with substitutes. birthdays observed for Busy Bees at E Second St with song and prayers. Mrs. Harry Stevenson heads southbound travel plans. Miss Emma Becker returned from Norfolk visit. WLS announcer Joe Rockhold visiting. Local brief items include Mack Curl from Detroit visiting and Cincinnati guests of the Curls. elementary cafeteria aide Elsie Myers under medical care. Bob Swaim at home with illness.
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Enid Swarner
Mary Monks
Emma
Mayme Wellman
E. M. Martin
Wiliam Loomis
George Hengst
Emma Shaw
C. W. Schelde
Hubert Ibolin
Ed Godfrey
Virginia Hockman
James ‘Blosser
Phyllis Wells
Marilyan Saxton
Phoebe Newman
Phoebie
Busy Bees
E. Second St
Carol Risch
Jeri Weiss
Geo. Wolfe
Emma Becker
Shumate
Norfolk
Sarah Rockhold
A. K. Myers
Bob Swaim
Lady Nearly Choked By Stomach Gas Adverts and Local Notes
A column mixes a sensational claim about a woman nearly choking from stomach gas with an advert for ERB-HELP a herbal remedy sold by Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville. The piece then lists numerous local social notes and visits across Haydenville Columbus Terre Haute and Nelsonville, mentioning substitutions at East School and hospital recoveries, travel and family visits, and residents returning home after treatment or surgery.
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Betts
Nelsonville
Ady
War Department cites liberations and furloughs for service members
Word from the War Department arrives Sunday for Mrs. Allen Adair confirming her husband T Sergeant Allen Adair was liberated from a German prison camp on April 29 after five months. Lt. Verle Dollison visits Logan on a 30 day furlough. Ray Dollison of Trenton, NJ, joins the family weekend. J. K. Myers returns from Africa to search for a home in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hansel’s daughter Jerry travels to Temple, Texas with Lt. Sgt. Billy Hansel a hospital patient. Helen Holzehatel reunites with husband and daughter in Columbus. she tours from Homestead, Fla, for a 15 day Logan furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heldebrandt travel to Warfolk, Va. Bil Martin arrives from Little Creek for 12 day leave. Jesse Albert Cohagen receives an honorable discharge from Fort Douglas. Walter Raymond Collins discharged May 12 from Kennedy General Hospital Memphis. Herman Lehman discharged May 11 at Percy Jones Hospital. James Couch returns from combat to spend a 20 day leave in Logan. Seaman Couch was present at Iwo Jima flag raising. Ensign and Mrs. Kart Schmurter arrive from New Orleans to Logan for a week before Ottumwa where he will be an instructor.
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War Department
Allen Adair
Sgt. Allen Adair
Craige Adair
Germany
Verle Dollison
Europe
Logan
Paul Dollison
North St. St
Ray Dollison
Trenton
Dollison
J. K. Myers
Africa
Cleveland
Guy Hansel
Jerry
E. Main St
Temple
Texas
Billy Hansel
McCloskey Hospital
First Cavalry
Hansel
Luzon
Helen Holzehatel
Columbus
Marcia
Homestead
Fla
Fred Hilderbrandt
Warfolk
Heldebrandt
Virginia
Bil Martin
Little Creek
Sumter
Martin
Jesse Albert Cohagen
Army
Fort Douglas
Utah
Walter Raymond Collins
Glousier
Kennedy General Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Herman €. Lehman
Percy Jones Hospital
Fort Custer
Mich
James Couch
Okenawat
Two Jima
Erwin Couch
Erleen
Seaman Couch
Mt. Suribachi
Ensign
Kart Schmurter
New Orleans
Ottumwa
Iowa
Probate Court News of Hocking County
Logan reports multiple probate officers named on May 21 by Judge E. L. Ewing. Harry L. Smith named executor for Keziah Jane Isabel Sands estate, Ewald Schmiltzer administrator for George B. Culp, E. T. Bounds executor for James H. Wonn, Pearl Bensonhaver executor for David A. Bersonhaver.
Dr Morrison Speaks At Rotary Meeting In Logan
Dr William B Morrison of the Free Cancer Clinic of Columbus spoke at the Rotary Club dinner in Logan presenting cancer cure and prevention with slides. Judge E L Ewing chaired the drive report noting 370.66 donated by clubs, organizations, individuals and theaters. Guests included Dr H G Southard and Bob Showalter amid plans by Ford Hack with Lawrence Harden set for next week.
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H. G. Southard
Bob Showalter
Ford Hack
Lawrence Harden
Logan Schools Praised for War Worker Education
Logan Supt. George E. Coxe announces the Ohio State Board of Vocational Education awarded the Logan school system the Award of Merit for cooperation in vocational training for war production workers. Since 1940 Ohio schools helped train over 450,000 persons, both men and women, to produce war material, with Logan’s Carr and staff commended by the board in a letter signed by Kenneth C. Ray.
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Logan
George E. Coxe
Loganist
Ohio State Board of Vocational Education
Ohio
Logan City
Carr
Kenneth C. Ray
Scout Leader Group Elects Officers
Ladies Bowling League banquet honors 1945 season rankings with New Straitsville team led by Mrs. Nellie Ward and other prize winners from Godman Shoe Company King Lumber Da Nite Lunch. Scout Troop mirrors event electing officers. camp plans discussed and Camp Quannacut set for Troop 2 in June.
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Ruth, Hinerman
The
King Lumber Company
Betty Geil
Marguerite King
Ruth, Riggs
Mary Sloane
Madge Wright
Thelma Roach
Dorothy Goodman
Anne Snyder
Mary Stroupe
Margaret Jones
Byesville Man Charged With Auto Theft
Logan. Melvin Arthurs of Byesville was arraigned before Mayor Denzil Weltner on auto theft charges after police stopped him trying to steal a car owned by Herbert Sii vison of Ernie's Taxicab. A juvenile accomplice aided the attempt on N Market St across from the post office. The battery was down. Arthurs was bound over to a grand jury on $1900 bond but could not post. He is jailed in the county jail.
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Spyder
Arthurs
Police Investigate Juvenile Trespassers on Bowen Street
Logan police were called to Bowen Street Sunday afternoon to investigate three juveniles who entered yards, broke flowers, and tossed them away as they disturbed private property.
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Logan
Bowen St
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