Nelsonville High PTA installs new officers at year end
Mrs D K R Johnson was installed as president of Nelsonville High School PTA for the coming year. Also installed were Mrs Glen Thomas as vice president, Mrs Edward Green as secretary, and L A Davis as treasurer by Mrs James Knight. Retiring president Mrs Herman Ruble presided at the meeting with Supt D W Codding thanking the group. A knitting bag was presented to Mrs Ruble, and refreshments followed in the home economics room.
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Nelsonville
D. KR. Johnson
P.T.A
Association
James Knight
Glen Thomas
Edward Green
L. A. Davis
Herman Ruble
Runble
D. W. Codding
Ruble
J. K. Kinneer
Canners To Be Tested At Clinic Monday
A Traveling Canning Clinic sponsored by the Gas Company will test pressure canners owned by Nelsonville homemakers on Monday May 23 from 2 to 4 PM in front of the Gas Company office east of the Public Square. Free canning information will be given and all canners brought to the clinic will be checked for defects. Local residents attending a dinner event honored Venus Reynolds and her granddaughter’s gift for examination.
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Alsonvlius
Nelsonville
Athens County
Food iPreservation Committee
Gas Company
Thomas Spencer
Venus Reynolds
Lnjt
Cleveland
Bobby Reynolds
San Francisco
Calif
Nelsonville Couple Announce Engagement of Anna Mae Gulley
Nelsonville social notes report the engagement of Anna Mae Gulley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gulley of Nelsonville, to Charles Howard, son of Albert Howard of Canton. Class 8 of Pilgrim Church will be entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Mary Adams on Myers Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Joe Gulley
Anna Mae
Charles Howard
Albert Howard
Canton
Pilgrim Church
Mary Adams
Myers St
Haydenville WSCS Banquet Highlights Mother's Day Tribute
Haydenville WSCS hosted a Tuesday May 8 banquet at the local church with tall candles, a supper, and a program of music and readings. Mrs. C S Moore and Mrs. Carl Bond received New Testaments as oldest and youngest mothers, while daughters were given miniature Testaments. Three generations appeared in two family groups, and special Mother’s Day services May 13 included corsages, a junior choir vesper procession, and flowers for large families. Ray Carter enlisted in the navy after his exam at Columbus last week. Neighbors surprised Delmar Martin on her May birthday with a potluck luncheon, and Mrs. George Bond hosted a dinner for her husband’s birthday.
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Haydenville
W.S.C.S
C. S. Moore
Carl Bond
Gertrude Athaver
Jean
Edith Campbell
Dorothy McQuall
Jeannine
T. E. Kinnison
Homer Carter
Marie Moore
C. H. Patton
Ray Carter
Columbus
Delmar Martin
Logan
G. R. May
Lowell May
Ronnie
Willard May
Guy Bailey
George Bond
H.E. Campbell
Gerald Vollmer
Moore
Porter Moore
Gertrude Achaues
Sidney Grubb
Lewis Tagrain
S. M. Hardgrove
Corrine
Clarence Angle
Glen Farley
Frank Crothers
Ronald Campbell
Larry
Kay
George McBee
Newman
Ruth Keefer
Jack
Sue Ann
Elizabeth Hayne
Buchtel
Clark Francis
Wilbur Lightfoot
L. J. Wyskiver
Gertrude Achauer Land
Shirley
Former Nelsonville Soldier Is Freed
Nelsonville area report notes that First Lt. Ralph E. Woodard, prisoner in Germany since July 31, 1944, is reported free well and happy via Red Cross through his mother Mrs. Everett White. Also mentions a Mother's Day cable from Pie Paul R. White in Panama and local notices including UMWA auxiliary meeting and a court fine for Roland Calvert on a game of chance charge.
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Nelsonville
Everett White
Clarence Woodard
Springfield
Red Cross
Ralph E. Woodard
Germany
Woodards
White
Pie
Paul R. White
Panama
Carbondale Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and News
Miss Betty Barber of Columbus spent the weekend in Carbondale. Mrs. Amy Pallock visited her sister Mrs. Guy Lowry for Mother's Day. Several locals hosted relatives for the funeral of Henry Frank. Leonard, freed from a German prison camp, reports weighing 100 pounds after entering service at 169. John Stanley is ill with pneumonia.
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Carbondale
Betty ‘Barber
Columbus
Amy Pallock
Guy Lowry
Janice Dunlap
Dayton
Calvin Chesser
Newton Falls
Silas Dunlap
Chesser
Asbury
Nile Doolittle
Brent
New Plymouth
Lizzie Doolittle
Waller Mace
Rome Mace
Henry Frank
Barberton
Shawhay
FLD
Shawhan
Betts
J. E. Mackel
Lancaster
Luella Frank
Leona
Zanesville
Amy Irvin
New Lexington
Anna Kitchen
Wilma
Shawnee
Lizzie Miller
Therman Frank
Nelsonville
Harold Nanna
Ross Nanna
Allie Carter
Goldie Dusky
Connett
Frank Betts
Athens
Oswald Dabritz
Hugh Dabritz
Buffalo
N. Yi
Alva Johnson
John Stanley
Emma Lowry
Leonard
Service Men Return Home From War Front
Word from the War Department told Mrs. Allen Adair that her husband T Sgt Allen Adair has been liberated from a German Prison camp on April 29 after five months. Lt Verle Dollison arrived for a 30 day furlough with his parents in Logan. Lt Sgt Ray Dollison also spent the weekend with the family. Radio Technician J K Myers returned from a year in Africa and went to Cleveland to find a home for his wife and three children. Mrs Guy Hansel and daughter Gerry left for Temple Texas to visit Lt Sgt Billy Hansel a patient at McCloskey Hospital. Sgt Hansel sustained serious leg injuries at Luzon. Pic Helen Holzpfafel was met in Columbus by her husband and daughter to return for a 15 day furlough. Mr and Mrs Fred Hildebrandt left for Norfolk Virginia. Bill Martin arrived from Little Creek to spend a 12 day leave. Jesse Albert Cohagen received an honorable discharge at Fort Douglas Utah. Walter Raymond Collins received an honorable discharge from Kennedy General Hospital Memphis. Herman C Lehman was discharged from Percy Jones Hospital Fort Custer. James Couch arrived from Okinawa and Iwo Jima for a 20 day leave. Seaman Couch was present when the flag was raised at Iwo Jima Suribachi. Ensign and Mrs Kat Schmitter arrived from New Orleans to Logan for a week then Ottumwa to be stationed as instructors.
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War Department
Allen Adair
Craige Adair
Germany
Verle Dollison
Europe
Logan
Paul Dollison
North St
Ray Dollison
Trenton
N-3
Dollison
J. K. Myers
Africa
Cleveland
Guy Hansel
Gerry
E. Main St
Temple
Texas
Billy Hansel
McCloskey Hospital
First Cavalry
Hansel
Battle of
Luzon
Pic
Helen Holzphafel
Columbus
Marcia
Homestead
Fla
Fred Hildebrand
Glousher
Army
Kennedy General Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Herman C. Lehman
Percys Jones Hospital
Fort Custer
Mich
C James Couch
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Erwin Couch
Seaman Couch
Suribachi
Kat Schmitter
New Orleans
Ottumwa
Iowa
Probate Court News Of Hocking County
Logan Harry L. Smith named executor for Keziah Jane Isabel Sands estate. Ewald Schmitter appointed administrator for George B. Culp estate. E. T. Bounds named executor for James H. Wonn estate. Pearl Bensonhaver named executor for David A. Bensonhaver estate. All appointments made May 21 by Judge E. L. Ewing in probate court.
Logan Social Notes Highlights From Logan May Meeting
Logan community notes recount the May gathering of the Garden Club hosted by Mrs. Paul Monks and Mrs. Harry Swaim on Mulberry Street. The program included singing, a paper by Gladys Clutter, lawn care tips, and a pledge to the flag, with a June hostess planned by Mrs. William Patchen.
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Logan
Paul Monks
E. Sé¢ohd
Harry.Swaim
Everting
Erly
Haydenville
Mulberry St
America
Ann
Gladys
Clutter
Wellman
Kemper Military Institute
Bill
Thelhic Huth
Cnnrca
Carl Harshman
William Patchen
Enid. Swarner
Mary Monks
Emma
Mayme Wellman
2. M.martin
William ‘Loomis
George Hengst
Emma Shaw
C. W. Scheide
Hubert Bolin
Ed Godfrey
Virginia Hockman
James‘ ‘Blosser
Lady Recovers From Stomach Gas After Relief
A reader reports fearing bedtime due to stomach gas that rose to the throat when lying down, causing choking. After trying ERE-HELP, she states the gas is gone, digestion improved, and sleep is sound again. The ad promotes Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
Neilsonville
Dr Morrison Speaks Before Rotary Meeting
Dr William B Morrison of the Free Cancer Clinic of Columbus spoke at the Rotary Club dinner. He discussed cancer cure and prevention with slides. Judge E L Ewing, guest and chair of the Hocking Co cancer drive, reported 370.66 donated by clubs, organizations, individuals and theater collections. Other guests included Dr H G Southard and Bob Showalter. Program arranged by Ford Hack Lawrence Harden. Next week program in charge by arene EY RES A BTORY.
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H.G. Southard
Bob Showalter
Ford Hack
Lawrence Harden
Arene EY Res
Logan Schools Award Merit for War Worker Training
Logan City Schools under Supt George E Carr have earned the Ohio State Board of Vocational Education Award of Merit for cooperation in training war production workers. Since June 1940 Ohio schools have trained over 450,000 people, both men and women, in National Defense Training programs supporting the war effort. Carr and staff are commended for their role in this program.
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Logan
George E. Carr
Logan City
Ohio State Board of Vocational Education
Ohio
Carr
State’ Board
Jetter
State Board
Kenneth C.] Ray
Public Instruction
Scout Leader Group Elects Officers
Ladies Bowling League banquet at the Sportsman honors twenty members. Prizes for seasonal rankings awarded to New Straitsville team led by Nellie Ward and others. second place to H C Godman Shoe Company. third to King Lumber. fourth to Da Night Lunch with listed members.
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H. C
Pvt Mundy Liberated From Prison Camp In Logan Scout Meeting
Logan Girl Scout leaders and Troop 2 held their season meeting Monday in Scout rooms. Pvt Charles Mundy, liberated from a German prison camp after two years, spoke via letter and new officers were elected led by president William Clapp and vice president Joel Phillips. Camping plans and arts crafts were demonstrated for Camp Quannacut with Troop 2 set to camp June 10. Refreshments followed. attendees included Mrs Arlie Brimner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ed Muntee
Pvt
Charles
Mundy
William Clapp
Joel
Phillips
Ito
Merrill Haney
Treas
Joe Philips
Meredith Gano
George ‘VanFossen
Walter Prather
R. H. Allison
Clapp
C. F.rauch
Byesville Man Is Charged With Theft
Melvin Arthurs of Byesville was arraigned after police caught him and a juvenile attempting to steal a car owned by Herbert Stivison of Ernie's Taxicab on N Market Street across from the post office. The battery was down. Arthurs pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a $1 bond but could not post it, remaining in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sny+ jder
Arthurs
Grand Jury
Police Probe Juvenile Trespass on Bowen Street
Logan police investigated three juvenile trespassers on Bowen Street Sunday afternoon. The youths reportedly entered yards, broken flower beds, and tossed items, prompting patrol response. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Logan
Bowen St
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PTA
D. R. Johnson
Melsonville
Ralph Reynolds
Deanville
Alonzo Figgins
Jack McCall
Austin Stillwell
Charles Kennard
Great Lakes Naval Training Base
Kennard
Frederick
Charleston
W.va
Charles Edington
E. E. Rosser
Nelsonville Social Notes
WSCS
Ladies Auxiliary
Buchtel Opera House
Roland Calvert
Miles Howe
Quick's
Carbondale Social Notes
Probate Court News of
Hocking County
Mitsubishi Steel
Kobe
Japan
Aits
Bridge Club
William Lehman
Judson Shriner
Edward Kemper
Arthur Miller
Randolph Hanison
Russell Montgomery
Phil.Tschappat
Elmer Tschappat
Isabella Byson
Mary Bowen
Belle Miller
Edgar Paul
Phyllis Wells
Marilyan Saxton
Phoebe Newman
Phoebie
Busy Bees
Carol Risch
Jeri Weiss
South
Harry Stevenson
Wi High Street
Leonard Brown
Forrester
Charlotte
N. C
Emma Becker
Shulmate
Norfolk
Sarah Rockhold
Becker
E. Hunter St
Joe G. Rockhold
Chicago
Rockhold
IWLS
Bob Swaim
Chas
Columbu
Wacksehd
Mys
Warner
Jack Térre Haute
Ind
Ralph’ Moorehead
Depuy
Auiditor
Frank
Tipton
White Cross’ Hospital
Darius Nutter
Logan Rfc
Doctors Hospital
Robert ‘Anthony
Roy Anthony
N. Walnut Sr
E. M. Jenkins
Lana Carlisle
Ed Kemper
Harold ‘Thrush
Hess -Castill
Betty Rose
F. M. Beaver
John Weiland
John _Hampton
Robert E. Rose
Cari
Bailey
George /Rose
G. A.hartley
Lorain
Dr. Morrison
Rotary
Taeitgate
Quany
Logan Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Matin
Mt. Logan, Oke
Supt. Carr
Ohio School Executive
Ladies Bowling League
Pvt. Mundy
McQuade Bar- Ser Shop
Byesville
Evans
Banner
Actrite
Demoth Liquid
Span
Armstrong
Johnson
Johnson's Scotch
Zenners
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