Sylvania Plant Moves to New Nelsonville Facility
Sylvania will shift operations on Monday to a new 19 200 square foot plant built by the city in Nelsonville at Bessemer. About 75 workers remain onboard. transfer of machinery will take at least three days and the June 16 opening is planned with a formal dedication later in summer.
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Nelsonville
Sylvania
Bessemer
Carl Albrecht
Chestnut St
Wolfe Building
Albrecht
Monday Creek
Vern Hi. Vorhes
Main for Extension of Service Arrives
A four inch water main reached Dorr Run district and has been strung on site. The line will run about 3500 feet to extend water service. The city board of control will open bids Friday at noon for street improvements in the dust zones per council authorization.
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Nelsonville
Dorr Run
Safety Service
Raymond Smith
City Board of Control
WSCS Group Meeting Planned for Monday
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church meets Monday at 7 p.m. in the church social rooms. Mrs. L. C. Gray will present the program with Mrs. James Beard handling musical features. Duncan Circle 1 members will serve as hostesses.
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Wscs Group
Nelsonville
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
L. C. Gray
James Beard
Duncan Circle 1
Three Drivers Fined On Stop Sign Charges
Nelsonville three motorists were cited by the State Highway Patrol, arraigned in Mayor Paul Galvin's court, and fined ten dollars plus costs. Defendants named were Mearl Simmons, 53, Otis Bass, 27, and Wayne Metz, 21, all from nearby towns in West Virginia.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Paul Galvin
Mearl Simmons
Deanville
Otis Bass
Pomeroy
Wayne Metz
Fair- Mont
W. Va
Instructions Given To Scout Campers
Nelsonville leaders inform Girl Scouts planning next week's camp to bring an extra blanket and two dish towels in addition to regular gear when reporting Sunday afternoon at Little House for the trip.
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Nelsonville
Little House
Nelsonville Church News Listings and Schedules
Local church notices list services and programs for First Presbyterian Fort and Short Streets and Christian Union in Happy Hollow. John Lloyd Evans and J A Long lead worship with sermons on Marriage and The Hope of Pentecost, including Sunday school, choir sessions, and youth activities.
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First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Dorr Run
Deanville
Fort and Short Sts
J. A. Long
CYF
Chi Rho
Church OF Christ IN Christian Union
Happy Hollow
Edward Angle
Two Drivers Cited On Stop Sign Charges
Nelsonville officials report two drivers cited for failing to observe a stop sign. George W. Vorys of Lancaster is ordered to appear June 4 at 10 30 a m in Mayor Paul Galvin s court. J Arthur Witzman of Chicago pleads guilty and is fined $10 plus costs for the same charge.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
George W. Vorys
Lancaster
Paul Galvin
J. Arthur Witzman
Chicago
Ohio Payrolls Rise Slightly From February to March
Ohio State University bureau reports a small month to month payroll gain lifting March employment to 3 percent above March 1951. Total payrolls and employment edged up, with Ohio textile firms showing the largest year end changes. payrolls down 11 percent and man-hours worked 14 percent lower.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Community News Briefs From New Straitsville
Mr and Mrs William Rawlins return home after a stay with relatives in Jackson J and Mrs James Sherrard and daughter Pamela visit Columbus. Miss Patsy Wallace visits Miss Jo Ellen Angle New Lexington. Mrs Jean Williams visits Mr and Mrs John McCormick June a City for a weekend. Ralph Cook and son Kenny visit Columbus. Vacation Bible School set for June 2 15 inviting all area children.
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New Straitsville
William Rawlins
Jackson
James Sherrard
Pamela
Columbus
John Sherrard
Patsy Wallace
Jo Ellen Angle
New Lexington
Jean Williams
John McCormick
Junea City
Ralph Cook
Kenny
Metodist
Mine Local To Meet Nelsonville Chauncey Lo cal 358
UMWA Mine Local 358 in Chauncey will hold a meeting Saturday at 10 am in the theater building. The announcement was made by Arthur Green, secretary.
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Nelsonville
Chauncey
UMWA
Arthur Green
Taft Gains 14 Delegates in Alabama Vote
The Associated Press tabs Taft ahead in Alabama with 14 delegates pledged. Taft leads Eisenhower 405 to 385 in pre convention delegate counts as the July 7 Chicago convention nears. South Dakota editors expect a Taft Eisenhower photo finish in the June 3 primary.
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Associated Press
Alabama
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Robert Taft
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
Chicago
Japanese Developing Giant Power Plants
Tokyo reports that Japanese power companies plan to invest 255 million dollars this year to build new hydroelectric and coal plants. The National Public Utility Commission says current capacity of 9 million kilowatts will grow by 1,287,000 kilowatts.
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Tokyo
National Public Utility Commission
Vinton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Vinton notes record gatherings and travels including Ralph and Charles George families visiting Athens races. Corton and Denney families share dinner with Mina George and Elza Gabriel crowds from Radnor Richwood Cleveland Nitro attend. Pat Woods in San Diego training to Seattle graduation. Evans Macomber Metcalf and Evans attend Ebenezer Church centennial.
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Kenneth Gabriel
Vennie Hansen
Cleveland
Vennie Casto
Harvey Rice
Sue Wysong
Harland Wysong
Horace Metcalf
Phyllis Metcalf
Daniel Evans
Ellen
Ebenezer Church
Byrd Alexander
Sweptback Wings Predicted Standard by 1955
Alexander Kartveli of Republic Aviation says sweptback wings will be standard on all first line combat planes by 1955. He notes they reduce drag and allow faster flight, with 45 degree wings behaving like straight wings at lower speeds. They improve maneuverability, turning, climbing, and diving at high speeds.
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Farmingdale
N. Y
Alexander Kartveli
Republic Aviation Corp
Woodstock Senior Miss Betty Lutz Sets Attendance Record
Woodstock High School senior Miss Betty Lutz attended 12 years of school without a day missed. She then was absent a week after marrying Pfc Maurice L Morrisette, stationed at Camp Stoneman, California, on a southern wedding trip. She returned in time for her senior examinations and diploma.
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Woodstock
Betty Lutz
Pfc
Maurice L. Morrisette
Camp Stoneman
Cal
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