Many Nelsonville Service Men Take Part in Memorial Day Program
Nelsonville observed Memorial Day with a parade from the American Legion Building to Fort Street Cemetery where the Woman's Relief Corps led a service at the Unknown Soldier grave. A gun salute and taps marked the ceremony before the march returned to the Square and Greenlawn for further tributes at the Soldier's Circle and Legion Plot. Father William Kelly delivered the memorial address. Mulligan served as marshal of the day. Betty Allen, formerly of Chauncey, returned to Akron after a visit with Chauncey relatives.
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Jservice
American Legion
Fort St. Cemetery
Woman's Relief Corps
Greenlawn
Soldier’s Circle
Legion
William Kelly
St. Andrews Church
Mulligan
Wilkesville Social Notes
Wilkesville social notes report visits and greetings among residents. D E Weed and Laura Reed visited Marion Reed in Veterans Hospital Huntington W V. Mr Reed reported slightly improved. Blair Might Athens stayed with relatives. Mary Woltz Schroeder Evansville Ind and Helen Ellis Boyken Sacramento Ky visit Rev R H Woltz. Charles Keck, prisoner of war, has been liberated. William Mahaffey and daughter Cora traveled to Columbus for a few days. Opal Sayre spent the weekend at Springfield Ohio. Herley Wiseman and family hosted their daughter Reva in Columbus. Kykil Betz visited Irene ion over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
D. E. Weed
Laura Reed
Marion Reed
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W.va
Reed
Blair Might
Athens
Mary Woltz Schroeder
Evansville
Ind
Helen ‘Ellis Boyken
Sacramento
R. H. Woltz
Charles Keck
William Mahaffey
Cora
Columbus
Opal Sayre
Springfield
Herley Wiseman
Reva
Kykil Betz
Irene ‘Ion
Yanks Win Second Game In City Loop
In Nelsonville the Yanks triumphed over the Reds 9 to 2 to claim their second Junior Twilight League win. The Yanks built a 3-0 first inning lead and added two, three, and one in subsequent frames before Reds late runs. Sanborn and Rizer contributed for the Reds with a late rally, as misplays and wild pitches aided the Yanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Yanks
Reds
Sanborn
Rizer
Jim
Stanley
Woods
Jewett
Shafer
McMannis
Woody
Hoskinson
Dresher
Parks P
Bryan
Oakley
Graduation at St Bernard's marked 35th class in Corning
Attending the graduation and May Procession from out of town were Rev Fr Haligan Jerosko Falvey and others. The 35th class to graduate from St Bernard's School included Maurice Rodgers Regina Grigsby Rita Ann Bossman and Vernie Wysinski. Diplomas were presented by Rev Fr Anthony Tague and Miss Joan Rodgers crowned the Blessed Virgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Exemkemper
Jacksonville
St. Bernard's School
Maurice Rodgers
Regina Grigsby
Rita Ann Bossman
Vernie Wysinski
Joan Rodgers
St. Bernard’s
Henry Winnenberg
Rita
Glouster
John W. Rocks
Tim
Jack Musick
Shawnee
Mary Eileen Shaw
Columbus
William Shaw
Arthur Harris
Harry Harmon
Janet
John Harmon
Effie Glass
Lulu Jones
Glass Brother
Herbert C. Glasa
Navy Hospital
Washington
Barbara Spence
Sgt
Robert Cross
Cyote
Tex
Cross
Carbondale News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Carbondale residents share weekend visits with relatives in Barberton and Buckeye. Ellsworth Cox and two daughters join Mrs Gabriel, Mrs Lowtry, and family. Lyle Dabritz and daughter attend a Buffalo lecture with Hugh Dabritz, Oswald Dabritz, and family present. Nile Doolittle returns from Italy for 14 days of leave with family. he will report to Fort Hayes after leave. Lizzie Doolittle hosts Sunday visit with sister Iona Weede and sister Gail Nutter and niece Sue of Lancaster.
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Carbondale
Mattie Gabriel
Donna Lowtry
Barberton
Gabriel
Ellsworth Cox
Joe Willison
Wesley McDaniel
Lyle Dabritz
Athens
Hugh ‘Dabritz
Buffalo
M. E
Oswald Dabritz
Asbury
Nile Doolittle
Italy
Lizzie Doolittle
Fort Hayes
Iona Weede
Gail Nutter
Sue
Lan Easter
High School Girls Club Dinner Meeting Report
The High School Girls Club hosted a Monday dinner with hostess Mrs. C. L. Stout Mrs. Arley Fisk and Mrs. H. E. Cranmer decorating tables with garden flowers A potted rose was given to each guest A business session led by president Mrs. J. Sonville Miss Pauline M Hayde appointed a Homeing committee and nominated delegates Other topics included highway tree planting and community garden work with 36 members and two sections Catherine Morris and Mae Sisson discussed the Nelsonville project under city officials guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stout
Arley Fisk
H. E. Cranmer
J. Sonville
Pauline
M. Hayde
Bierce
Bierce, As Department of the Nefer
Pressonville
Club
Disner Eee Mae Sisson
Columbus
Catherine Morris
Nelsonville
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Athens Messenger
Akron
Chauncey
Betty Allen
Forest Allen
Elmer Allen
Mis! St
Lizzie Phillips
Millfield
Wilkesville Social Notes
Hoodlet
Sun Suits
United Baldheads of America
Port Arthur
Joe Landry
Celeste Quick
Georgia Mutullick
City Loop
Sargater
Ae “Mr
George Barber
Betty Barber
Ployd
Barber
Williard
Walter Lanning
Lydia Bray
Corning Personals
Carbondale News
Friendly Service
Betts
National Brands Stores
Johnson
Jackson
Foote's
Preston Tomatoes
del Haven
Holsum
Donald Duck
Mello
Scott
Bitter's
National Biscuit CO
Nabisco
Honey Maid
Grahams
Felber Biscuit CO
Pennant Zesta
Leadway
Libby
Libby's
Ibo. Spe
Morton House
Dave
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IVORY
National Brands
Eable le
Hickman
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