Memorial Day Observances In Nelsonville Explored
Memorial Day services in Elsonville were held under the Glenford Dugan Post with a parade led by Nelsonville High School Band. Ex service members and scouts attended as wreaths were laid at Fort Street Cemetery and Greenlawn Cemetery. The Rev C K Grammar delivered the memorial address reflecting on sacrifice and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Woman's Relief Corps
Boy Scout
Nelsonville High School
Legion
Fort Street
Greenlawn
C. K. Grammar
The
Christian Church
Arlington
Maine
California
Israel
Patrick Henry
Lves
Wothera
Iman
United States
Legion Home
O14
L. G. Maetheney
Eber Jones
Nelsonville
George Quakum
Deanville
Will Matheny
St. Louis
Harry Matheny
Detroit, Mich
Floverend Matheny
Fire Chief Has Serious Mishap in Nelsonville Corner
Nelsonville May reports fire chief Dana Windon suffered a notable mishap when a bicycle rider collided with him at the Elks Corner Friday morning. Windon, described as having thin arms loaded with groceries, knocked wheels and dignity as onlookers heard a flurry of exclamations.
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Nelsonville
May
Dana Windon
Elks’ Corner
Funeral for Joe Hannas Electric Lineman
Joe Hannas 42 ex service man and city electrician died from electrocution at work. Funeral held at 46 Short Street then Greenlawn Cemetery with interment by Glenford Dugan Post American Legion. Attendees included out of town relatives from Ohio and West Virginia and Cincinnati.
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City
Trarte
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Joe Hannas
City Electric
Short Street
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Jesus
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Eula. Bradbury
William Berry
Howard Jones
Springfield
Harry Swain
Hart Swain
Lilian Swain
Arthur Sharp
Charles Rosser
Fred Wisenberger
McArthur
D. N. Gorsuch
Frances Toler
Huntington
W.va
Etta Conaway
Montgomery
W. Va
Harry Sands
Cincinnati
Emmett Johnson
Jack Hough
An Johnson
Chillicothe
Henry C. Johnson
Lawrence
Nighttime Shadow Quest in A Penny for Your Thought
A whimsical tale of shadow-children IJ Flor Hanid Tem and Knarf as they seek a valuable thought. They spy Jim the master and listen to his confession before selling it to a cat who rejects it for a a warning about harming thoughts. They then fare poorly with Jack-in-the-box, realizing a penny is its worth.
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Maxtrell
Cat
Kitty
Shadow
Flor
Hanid
Tem
Knarf
Wera
Hankd
Mil
Jim
Yam
Knurtpala
Hennd
Jack
High Hatted Enthusiast Donates Prize Hat at Brownsville
Colonel William Easterwood of Dallas, a millionaire aviation backer, wore a 40 gallon sombrero at Brownsville while praising a propeller idea for air travel. The event celebrated the Coste Bellonte flight prize from Paris to New York, with Easterwood funding a $25 award. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robt Mehl and Mrs Chiffy Figiey, Mrs William Scott and daughter Margaret Me, Mrs Fred Johnson and son George Edward of Zanesville, and Mr and Mrs Harry Carson and son of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Easterwood
Dallas
Tex
Paris
New York
Brownsville
Vile
Rob't. Mehl
Chiff Figiey
William Scott
Margaret
Fred Johnson
George Edward
Zanesville
Harry Carson
Toledo
Alumni Banquet Marks 53rd Nelsonville Meet
Nelsonville hosts the fifty third annual alumni banquet and reunion at the Methodist Church and dance at Bika Hall. Donald Johnson retires as alumni association president and serves as toastmaster. Dr Hubert Hyde welcomes 65 graduates, with Frank Shay delivering the class response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Hall
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Methodist Church
Donald Johnson
Alumnui Association
Hubert Hyde
Frank Shay
H. E. Zuber
Lawrence FP. Mooney
Hocking County
Ohio
Harold Lancaster
Hebbelberg University
J. Noah Beilharz
Cincinnati Lyceum
Ray Cook
Bess Eberle
Jack Powell
Lijliah Howe
Adelny Ray
Sheldon Powell
Donald B. Lowden
Verna Hand
Carl Stratton
John Zelter
Max Bowers
Sheldon, Powell
Lilian Howe
Donald Lowden
Dixie Serenaders of
Athens
Target Practice at Sea at Night Described by Hall
Chester W Hall Nel sonville boy and radio expert aboard the USS Trever off San Diego describes week at sea with destroyer squadron. Night firing and spotting using searchlights parodies the enemy, flare parachutes illuminate targets, radio logs, drills and discipline on deck. Hall notes marine routines, fishing, games, and the safety of navy life during the simulated combat voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Hall
Trever
San Diego
Call
Uneder
Fis
Ate
The
Messenger
Mr. Hall
Usss Trever
Mexico
San Tiego
Waa
Radio Shack
Eed
Ain
Navy
Enemey
Anchered
Eo Sitp
Visiting relatives fill weekend in Columbus and beyond
A long chain of local visitors and guests fills the end of the week in Columbus, Tiffin, Athens, and Indianapolis. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wortie, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sibert, Mrs. Mary McCarty, and many others who plan to attend races, commencements, and family reunions. June Lee, two, suffered a hand injury after a glass accident on Oak Street.
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D. Q. Canty
Tioga
W. Ye
Mary McCarty
Clyde Wortie
Mitch
Hob Kinney
Jake Sibert
Ed Keyes
Columpud
Blackburn
Roy Daria
Shalby Harber
Anapolis
Ind
Clark Spetngar
Ateir Mer-In
Willan Wales
Ray O'Dell
Cohambua
J. B. Linn
L. Landen
Pittsburgh
E. W. Barnicut
Columbus
EL Welen
Misa
Barnicut
Charles Wh Tirmameoaar
Christian Church
Ravenna
Gaines M. Cook
Cleveland
Association
J. Tins Hil
Edwin Heflant
Steve Hal- Irena
L. BR. Piwell
Ottawa
Aino
Haro Lanesater
John
Jimmy. Tiffin
Henry Lancaster
Clifford Sanders
del Hundley
Ain
Akron
Dae Tall
Eva Sitcott
Alstera
Misaeabe
Mabel Shafer
Olive Seibert
Frank Dean
Milas Gladyn Ashby
John Harper
Colunbaa
Athena
Jack
Wriday
Tiny Washburn
Weostar
Mra
C. B. Washburn
G. Sheppard
Martha
Aon
Tom
John McNerney
Tiandlat
Leighton Almister Land
Will Burnelle
William Dixey
June Lee
James Lee
Oak Street
Wreck Clears After Friday Rail Incident at Hocking & Athens Coal
Wreck crew spent Friday clearing a derailment on the Lick Run line. A loaded gondola struck by a faulty car toppled near the main yard, leaving cars off track and delaying shipments. No injuries reported.
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Lick Run
Hocking & Athens Coal Company
Teton
Fee Yard Cwiching
Tina
Ik Ta
Caca
Feed Supply Ample Despite Seasonal Strains On Farms
Reports from government livestock and grain surveys indicate ample feed supply overall but rising demand and temporary shortages on certain farms. March tonnage of grain on farms fell 16 percent from the prior year’s level, while heavy consumption of roughage and reduced grain usage altered farm feeding patterns.
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J.C
Ohio
Mudien
Kell
Cape Sram
Rome
Bualnepe
Road Work Advancing on Albany McArinigt Stretch
Bechler, Albany contractor in charge, said paving on the Albany-McAr thur Road west of Albany is progressing after weather delays. With reasonable weather, he aims to complete the sightmale stretch by September. Athens County sections slated for rebuilt have been graded and are ready for concrete. concreting should begin in the coming week.
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Albany-McArthur
Albary
Pdveres
Rephtiy
Fred
Bechler
Backter
Athens County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ube
Nelonville
Donald Shafer
Attia
Oscar Bingwean
Misa Erma Wilgoh
L. J. Eberle
Masons
Philodorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Hannas Funeral
Route 31
Haydenville
Logan
W. L. Surbrook
O. C. Myers
Cap
Hall
Westinghouse Refrigerators
Gadbury
C. E. Scott
Kilbourn
Fulton
Scott
Nelsonville, Ohto
Jacobs
Jeweler and
Optom Atheros, Oho
Eanes
Aera
Preston
Entertains Society
Mina Theta Baugh
Josephine Haugh
Claude B. Hall
Columbia
Fayette Street
Charles Kythammar
Netonville
Nelapaville
Standart OH Company
Tos
G. Matheny
Phil Kelch
Dinter
Detewit
Mich
Bo J. Crosser
Lou Matheny
Wit Matheny
St. Louia
W. A. Pride
Glouater
Mian
Margaret Pedigo
Dre
B.A. G. Pedigo
Henry
Wan Ree
M. B. Pedigo
Charla
Mex
Harry Taylor
Albany-McArinigt
Joyces Dept. Store
Nelsonville Head To Foot Outfitters
Tion
Rardin Bros. Co
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