Party Headquarters to Open in Nelsonville on Election Night
The Republican headquarters in the Eagles Building will stay open all night Tuesday November 7 to receive national state district and local returns by radio and telephone. Democratic headquarters in the Buckeye Building also will be open with return facilities. Voters in Nelsonville first ward will vote Tuesday at the American Legion Building basement.
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Nelsonville
Republican
Eagles
W. Washington St
Democratic
Buckeye
Nelsonville City
American Legion
Danko Rites Will Be Held on Tuesday
Nelsonville obituary for Stephen Danko age 43 son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Danko dies at home after long illness Born in Austria Hungary came to the United States at age three settled in Hocking Valley leaves two sisters Ann and Mary and one brother John. funeral Tuesday at 9 30 am from St Andrews Church Nelsonville Father William Kelly officiating burial at St Patricks Cemetery Buchtel Rosary tonight at 8 1 0 pm at Warren Funeral Home friends may call
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Nelsonville
Stephen Danko
Jacob Danko
Nelsonville Red
Austria Hungary
United States
Hocking Valley
Ann
Mary
John
St. Andrews Church
William Kelly
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Buchtel
Warren Funer
Ray O'Dell
Warren
William Lancaster
Stuebenville
Roydon
Steubenville
Harold Lancaster
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Cora Davis
Harry Jackson
Bess’ Higgins
Wesley” Hawk
Thomas Spencer
District Institute of the Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Lancaster
Ralph Reynolds
Deanville
Athens
Drivers Fined In Court Of Mayor Nelsonville
Two arraignments on charges of operating motor vehicles while under the influence were held in Mayor Miles Howe's court. William Arbaugh The Diamond and Charles Thompson were fined for intoxication and related offenses. Willard C. Mays of Union Furnace paid fines for intoxication. Raymond Six and Yock Johnson pleaded guilty to speeding with Johnson cited for driving 80 mph in a 60 mph zone. Clarence Kelly of Happy Hollow was fined for intoxication.
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Nelsonvill
Miles Howe
William “Arbaugh
Charles ‘Thompson
Willard C. Mays
Union Furnace
Hewlett
Raymond Six
Sun ‘Day
Yock Johnson
Columbus
Costa
Afti- Gavit
State Highway Patrol
Johnson
Clarence Kelly
Happy Hollow
Nelsonville Church and social notes brief update
Nelsonville social notes report meetings of the Royal Women's Class of the Church of Christ and the Camp Conference Mothers and Boosters Club to be held Tuesday evening. Several local and visiting residents are listed with weekend visits and travels to Athens, Lancaster, Steubenville, and Columbus.
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Camp Conference Mothers and Boosters Club
Church of Christ
Club Women Of Nelsonville Hear Reviews
Nelsonville club women host Hy perion Club sponsored talk by Mrs DePew Head of Columbus with pre dinner honors. She reviews Australia and New Zealand works, followed by a social tea with sandwiches and cakes at Little House.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Hyperion Club
DePew Head
Columbus
Little House
Oral
Daugherty
Head
4. M. Hyde
J. J. Webb
Mable Harter
J. Tl
York's Service Men Report From Home and Overseas
Miss Venus Reynolds leaves for Hunter College New York to train in the Waves and radio. A Eugene Conners, Army Air Force bombardier, is reassigned as first lieutenant after overseas service. Donald S. Weekley, Navy machinist’s mate, returns to Columbus after 21 months in the South Pacific. William Henry Weekley is wounded in action and treated in England. Cpl Ralph L. Pierce returns to Keesler Field after leave. Lizzie Gatz notes her son Wilbur Gather’s arrival in England and his Expert Infantry Badge award with the 445th Infantry.
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Venus Reynolds
Ralph Reynolds
Deanville
Hunter College
New York City
Miss Reynolds
William Brooks Shoe Co
A. Eugene Conners
Army Air Force
Emma Conners
Akron
Conners
Miami
Fin
Donald
Weekley
U.S. Navy
Nelsonville
Columus
Earl Weekley
the Tatter
S-Set
William
Henry Weekley
Germany
England
Ralph L. Pierce
Keesler Field
Miss
Pierce
Lizale Gatz
Pre
Wilbur Gathers
Pfe
Gather
Mailings of Packages Planned by CSO and Honor Roll Thanks
Gallia county notes report wounded soldiers and a Palau Island action. Mrs Byrd McNurple Hear 10 is cited, and Pfe Leonard A Weare, Marine, wounded in action in the South Pacific on Sept 2. Glouster CSO discusses Christmas packages, memorial plans, and names submission deadline. Also Britain’s Timber Corps Timber Army details.
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Bladen
Gallipolis
Arch Wears of Binden
Pfe. Leonard’ A. "Weare
Palau Island
South Pacific
Glouster
CSO
Elmer Miller
Jimmie McCarty
Harry Metler
Agnes Clark
Crile General Hospital
Cleveland
John R. Clark
E. Christman
Trimble
Ada Frances Brunton
Hoy Seckinger Jr
Lewis Clark
Jo Miner
Pacific
William Withem
Sergeant Withem
Lucile Withem
CE. Handley
Enid Cox
C.K. Rockhold
E. H. Taylor
Blood donors sought from Mason area for Huntington unit
POINT PLEASANT An effort to recruit 40 donors for a Huntington mobile unit Tuesday afternoon November 14. Mrs Gall Faires chairs the Red Cross committee for this plasma drive to aid soldiers and sailors wounded on battlefields. Donors meet at Red Cross HQ on 11th St at 1 PM. transport will take them to the mobile unit near Owens Tinots glass plant. Donors aged 21 to 60 without tuberculosis or malaria are accepted. more cars are needed for transportation. Rupert L Kayser reports a triple real estate transfer in Point Pleasant. Harley McFarland and wife sell a six room house on Franklin Ave to William and Elia Gaskins, who sell their former home at 315 22nd St to Mr and Mrs Otis Randolph. The Me Farlands lease and occupy 124 Mt Vernon Ave. yesterday.
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Point Pleasant
Huntington
Gall Faires
Red Cross Committee
Mira
Red ‘Cost
11Th St
Mobie
Owens Tinots Glass
5Th St
8Th Ave
Frires
Miniaria
Jaur Alee
Rupert L. Kayser
Harley McFarland F
Franklin Ave
William and
Elia Gaskins
22Nd St
Otis Randolph
Mefarlands
Mt. Vernon Ave
Plan Benefit For School At West Virginia Ordnance Works
Community event planned at the Recreation Building West Virginia Ordnance Works on November 9 at 745 pm to raise funds for a hot lunch program for school children. Mrs Shirley secretary Mrs Max B Stren fie president chairs committee with hospitality chairperson Mrs V A Romito and Mrs Glenn Fleming and Mex Vincent Wendt arranging games and prizes from local merchants. Public invited.
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Joint Pleasant—Ordnance
West Virgins Ordinance Works
Association U
Shirley
Max B. Strenfie
V. A. Romito
Glenn Fleming
Vincent’ Wendt
Ordnance Works
Record corn crop expected to surpass prior years
County Agent C. C. Anderton reports an estimated 3 200 000 000 bushels of corn this year, a new high. Despite wet springs and dry pockets, harvests remain strong. Final figures likely show bumper wheat, grain sorghums, and rice, with total grain tonnage near 138 million tons. auction of commercial truck crops may exceed 1942 by about 11 percent.
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C. C. Anderton
Anderson
Farm Women’s Club Meeting at Point Pleasant
Mrs Hal le Daugherty of Gallipolis Ferry hosted the November Illahee Farm Women’s Club gathering. Mrs Ogden Stevens led the devotion and Mrs Earl Mohr led the lesson study. The club approved a $19.25 payment to the War Mothers’ Club and served pumpkin pie during refreshments to listed members.
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Point Pleasant
Halle Daugherty
Gallipolis Ferry
Illahee
Earl’ Mohr
Reginald Archer
C. P. Stout
J. A. Blain
John D. Canterbury
Daugherty
Steven
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
A brief report notes a wife achieving relief from neuritis pain after treatment, highlighting her improved condition and renewed daily activity. The item emphasizes personal health progress and the impact on family life.
Two Men Arrested in Point Pleasant Intoxication Case
Two men were arrested over the weekend on intoxication charges in Point Pleasant. Jivi Sen and Yeager detained Wally Thomas of Beech Hill, while Jivi Sen and Morrison arrested John W. Flover local.
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Point Pleasant
Jivisen
Yeager
Wally Thomas
Beech Hill
Jivisn
Morrison
John W. Flover
American Women Urged to Save Used Fat for War Effort
A wartime appeal urges women to keep saving used fats to support munitions, medicines, synthetic rubber, and soaps for victory. It notes territories still under Japanese control supply essential materials and promises two free red points per pound, approved by WFA and OPA and paid by Industry.
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Hitler
Pacific
WFA
OPA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Page 2
Thomas J. Herbert
Greene County
Charles Howard
East Alton
Til
Western Cartridge Co
Majestic Nelsonville
Weil
G. I
Niagara
Nelsonville Social Notes
Royal Women’s
Church ‘of Christ
Mary Ray
Nramville
Adaline Ray
Marie Davis
Holzer Hospital
LA. Davis
Kathleen Simonton
Chaunty
Sam Starkey
Kate 1
Blake
Athens County
Allce Eddy
Henry Lancaster
Club Women of
Hear
Stanley’ Dew
Wm. Mills
D. R. Johnsson
Roy ‘Snackenburg
Ee, Bell
Mary’ Kessinger
Reval Shaw
Dick Pow
Biter
Cbinetes
Easies 8
Sniffen
Tlyerion
Conmo
Community Garden Club
York
Women's Timber Corps
Britain
Land Army
Timber Corps
Mason Area
Huntington Mobile
Pepsi-Cala Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cole Bottling Co
Overholt
George H. Overholt
Ohio River Road Bridge
Homer
Martin
Min Bes Gygax
Carl Gartner
Gardner
Gygax
Robert J. Heslop
Harry’ D. Roush
Louia’ Lewis
Willie Gunn
Stes
Ernest_ Kincade
Gail 'Faires
Harold Shadie
George Sprenger
8. C. Moustin
William Stevens Burgess
Grimms Landing
Luddie Robinson
Ashton
James Garfield Stewart
John W. Bricker
Enid
Washington
Sidney Hillman
Earl Browder
Republican Executive Committee
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