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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1958

Page

7

Ground Hog Hunting in Ohio Opens as Hay Gets Cut

Outdoor officials note hay harvest draws ground hogs into fields, inviting landowners to invite hunters to reduce pests. Hendershot stresses stalking skill and bow use for sport, while noting no scarcity of hogs despite liberal seasons. Also covers a fishing education effort with a 64 page booklet by Merrill Gilfillan and Ohio Wildlife Division to boost catch rates.

Bill Hendershot Ohio Wildlife Division Hendershot Ohio State Wildlife Division Merrill Gilfillan Buckeye State Dublin Road Columbus

Easter’s Homer Not Enough As Buffalo Falls to Havana 6 5

Big Luke Easter powered Buffalo with a three run homer in the sixth and a fierce eighth inning confrontation after Havana catcher Enrique Izquierdo blocked his bat. Dan Morejon hit two homers for Havana and the Bisons lost 6-5.

Buffalo Havana Dan Morejon Easter Bisons Vincent Amor Enrique Izquierdo Bison Miami Marlins Rochester Red Wings Toronto Maple Leafs Columbus Jets Montreal Rudy Minarcin Jets Gail Allie Don Rowe Rocky Nelson

Little League In Gallipolis Starts June 9

Gallipolis prepares for the Little League season with a June 9 start date and 16 players per team. Returning players stay on their previous teams while new 10, 11, and 12 year olds are drawn into squads. Tag day for uniforms is set for June 14. Babe Ruth tryouts begin at Memorial Field with managers judging to balance teams.

Gallipolis Bob Lang Memorial Field

Nelsonville Opening of City Park and Pool Discussed

Nelsonville recreation commission met to discuss opening the city park and pool Friday afternoon. They reported pool wiring done and awaiting state inspection, restrooms opened, dirt added for drainage, and parking areas planned. A new gas chlorinator was eyed to cut costs. a committee was formed to study it. A pay phone was approved for the pool and liability coverage extended to the west end playground. Committees were named for parking, finance, pool, athletics, and park affairs.

Nelsonville City Recreation Commission City Water Department Irvin Badger Charles Evans Frank Downhour Downhour Estel Crabtree C&o Railroad West End

S0th Annual Reunion To Be Held Friday

Nelsonville hosts the 80th annual Nelsonville High School reunion with an alumni banquet at First Methodist Church at 6 15 pm. Classes from 1903 to 1953 gather at noon and a 9 pm to 1 am alumni dance follows with the Ohioans Orchestra.

Nelsonville Nelsonville High School First Methodist Church

Nelsonville educator earns doctor of education degree

Scott T. Bowers son of Jefferson Bowers Walnut Street has earned a doctor of education degree from Western Reserve University Cleveland. His dissertation studied characteristics of severely maladjusted adolescents. He is a Nel sonville High School graduate with degrees from Ohio University and a career in public schools and clinical psychology including roles at Dayton State Hospital and the University of Dayton.

Nelsonville Scott T. ‘Bowers Jefferson Bowers Walnut Sr Western Reserve University Cleveland Bowers Dr. Bowers Nelsonville High School Ohio University Hocking Athens Dayton State Hospital University of Dayton Goodwill Industries Dayton

Ford Defends Western Title

A star packed field headlined by six former National Open champions tees off today in the $25 000 Western Open at Detroit. The 72 hole event features 151 players, 132 professionals, and play begins at 8 am with 36 holes decided to trim to the low 70s and ties. Defending champion Doug Ford leads as the second highest money winner of 1957.

Detroit Lloyd Mangrum Dick Mayer Jack Fleck Ed Furgol Julius Boros Cary Middlecoff Doug

Two Workers Injured at Natco Co Haydenville

Lawrence B. Oliver 48 Nelsonville fell from a truck at Natco Co. in Haydenville and suffered head injuries. Lloyd Blackford 35 Nelsonville injured his right forearm when a conduit fell onto him at Natco Co. Mrs Elizabeth Rowland 75 New Straitsville fractured her right wrist after a fall at home and was X-rayed and dismissed.

Nelsonville Mount St. Mary Hospital Lawrence B. Oliver Natco Co Haydenville Lloyd Blackford Elizabeth Rowland New Straitsville

Legionnaires Schedule Memorial Day Observances

Nelsonville Legion Post 467 plans a 8 a.m. assembly at the Legion War Memorial Building followed by a 9 a.m. memorial for Navy veterans at River Bridge and a 9:30 a.m. service at Fort Street Cemetery with the American Legion. The main program begins at 10 a.m. at the Greenlawn Legion lot with a special stand near the lot. visitors should not park on driveways near the Legion area.

Nelsonville Don Brady Legion Legion War Memorial Navy River Bridge V.F.W Fort Street American Legion Greenlawn

Births and discharges at Mount St. Mary Hospital

Birth announced for Charles Sorrell and wife in New Straitsville a son. Admissions include Michael Carter Glouster Donald Oliver Haydenville Joseph Mihlbauer Logan Route 4 Mildred Woods Mineral Miss Bella Dee Herdman Chauncey Virgil McLain New Marshfield Route 1 Dismissals list several mothers and daughters including Merrill Dickerson Carbon dale Harold Barnhart Athens Route 2 daughter Clarence North Malta Route 3 daughter Laquince Summers New Straitsville Kathleen Pack Nelson Olema Drake Corning Route 1 John Begley New Straitsville transferred to University Hospital Columbus Steven Cabote Carbon Hill Revie Bulstrom Glouster Route 3 John Hashman Murray City Ruby Baldy Junction City Melvin McKnight Nelsonville.

Charles Sorrell New Straitsville Michael Carter Glouster Donald Oliver Haydenville Joseph J. Mihlbauer Logan Mildred Woods Mineral Bella Dee Herdman Chauncey Virgil McLain New Marshfield Merrill Dickerson Carbondale Harold Barnhart Athens Clarence North Malta Laquince Summers New Straisville Kathleen Pack Nelson Olema Drake Corning John Begley University Hospital Columbus Steven Cabote Carbon Hill Revie Bulstrom John Hashman Murray City

Nelsonville Man 45 Dies After Ten-Year Illness

Lawrence R. Bond 45 a former Nelsonville resident died Wednesday at Bellevue Hospital in Bellevue O He had been ill ten years He worked at the Chevrolet Garage Born Haydenville son of Simon and Ida Bond Survived by wife Rose three daughters Debra Jo Ellen and Barbara Bond a son Pvt Richard Bond in Germany five sisters and two brothers Burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Johnson Funeral Home Rev E E Leadingham officiating Burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery Friends may call after noon Friday

Nelsonville Lawrence R. Bond Bellevue Hospital Bellevue Chevrolet Haydenville Simon Ida Bond Jackson Street Rose Debra Jean Bond Jo Ellen Bond Barbara Bond Pvt Richard Bond U. S. Army Germany Clarence Dean Carl Huddy Dale Koon Kathleen Bond Miller Thorne Fort Meyers Fla Leroy Johnson Funeral Home E. E. Leadingham Smith Chapel Rec Friay

Brownies Become Scouts In Nelsonville Ceremony

Brownie Scout Troop 1 became Girl Scouts Monday at a fly up ceremony. Members receiving stars pins and wings include Jeanie Joy Carolyn Juniper Gloria Miller Carol Pierce Lynn Shafer Patty Talbot Beverly Levering Ellen Fisk Pam Toliver Susan Wolf Peggy Hannas Janice Blackford Kathy Lower and Karen Juniper. Brownie leaders are Mrs Gladys Talbot Mrs Ethel Blackford and Sharon Talbot.

Brownie Scout Jeanie Joy Carolyn Juniper Gloria Miller Carol Pierce Lynn Shafer Patty Talbot Beverly Levering Ellen Fisk Pam Toliver Susan Wolf Peggy Hannas Janice Blackford Kathy Lower Karen Juniper Gladys Talbot Ethel Blackford Sharon Talbot

Church groups announce Sunday program and Monday meeting

The Youth Fellowship of Murray City Evangelical United Brethren Church will present a program Sunday night at 7. The public is invited. The Presbyterian Women's Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms, Circle One hosting the affair.

The Murray City Presbyterian Women’s Association Circle One

Nelsonville Catholic Women's Club Rummage Sale Planned

The Nelsonville Catholic Women's Club will hold a rummage sale on Saturday June 7 in the parish hall.

Nelsonville Catholic Women's Club

Shafer Anniversary Visit Ties Nelsonville Ties

Mr and Mrs James Shafer of Winterhaven Florida former Nelsonville residents arrived for a visit that will culminate in their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon at the Girl Scout house. Attending the Ohio annual conference of the Methodist Churches in Lakeside will be Mr and Mrs Tom Williams and Dr and Mrs F M Wentz starting Tuesday at 10 am. Mr and Mrs Frank Haynes of Akron will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Phil Ong to observe the 35th anniversary of their Nelsonville High School graduating class. Elder and Mrs Kelley Lowery of Stallings WV were recent visitors to the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lowery of Nelsonville and attended the Apostolic Gospel Church revival in Middleport led by Rev E L Barrett.

Ray Tanguy Mary Backus Tom Williams Gerald Forbes Bertha Ashly Marie Hoodlett Treva Shaw Elsie Wolfe Ralph Parks Lake Hope Episcopal Church Nelsonville Elks Hall Roland Pierce Presbyterian Church Ethels Post Home Veterans of Foreign Wars Masonic Temple Elks Ohioans Orchestra James Shafer Winterhaven Fla Girl Scout House F. M. Wentz Ohio Lakeside Frank Haynes Akron Phil Ong Nelsonville High School Kelley Lowery Stallings W. Va Thomas Lowery Apostolic Gospel Church Middleport E. L. Barrett

Native of Nelsonville Cooley 64 dies in Florida Army hospital

John W. Cooley 64 a native of Nelsonville and former Haydenville resident died May 22 in an Army hospital in Panama City Florida after an extended illness. Burial was at Fort Barrancas Military Cemetery Florida. He was a World War I Army captain and survived by his wife Mary Brown Haydenville a son Thomas D. Cooley Conneaut a daughter Mrs Jean LeForgais Orlando a sister Mrs Harriett Adams Columbus and several cousins including Leonard Cooley Nelsonville.

Nelsonville John W Mack) Cooley Haydenville Panama City Fla Fort Barracas Florida Natco Edward Cooley East Palestine Mary Brown Thomas D. Cooley Connent Jean LeForgais Orlando Harriett Adams Columbus Leonard Cooley

Annual Union Services Begin Sunday in Nelsonville

Nelsonville Ministerial Association presents annual summer union services at 7 30 p m starting Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. June 8 at First Methodist Church. June 15 at First Christian Church. June 22 at city park. June 29 at Holiness Camp Ground. July 6 at Episcopal Church. Each church’s pastor leads his hosting session.

Nelsonville

Nelsonville trio fined in mayor's court for speed and intoxication

In Nelsonville, Jack McNabb paid $10 plus costs for speeding. Ruth Maffin paid $50 plus costs for intoxication. Frank Maffin, also from Nelsonville, faced related charges and costs.

Nelsonville Robert Auflick Jack McNabb Ruth Maffin Frank Maffin

Memorial Day Rites Planned for Nelsonville Ceremony

Nelsonville prepares for a major Memorial Day event with the American Legion Glenford Dugan Post 229 organizing a 10 am ceremony at Green Lawn Cemetery. An organ recital opens at 9 am, features by Nelsonville High School band, VFW drum and bugle corps, and flowers to fallen servicemen. Col. Henry Crawford will deliver the address. The event includes the national anthem and religious benediction.

Nelsonville Glenford Dugan American Legion Green Lawn Cemetery Jerry Grim

Bible School Set in Murray City for Two Weeks

Murray City Evangelical United Church announces daily vacation Bible school starting Monday June 9 for two weeks. Classes run Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. each day with sessions held at the church.

Murray City

Murray City Legion Post Parade Plans and Events

Murray City Ameri can Legion Post 420 to meet at 9 a.m. with coffee and donuts. Parade starts at 10:30 a.m. All children in the parade carry flags. Twilighters orchestra to perform from 9 a.m. to midnight at the Legion Home. Veterans urged to wear uniforms.

Murray City American Legion Twilighters Legion

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