Nelsonville Area Board Sends 18 Men To Service Today
Nelsonville area’s Athens County Draft Board No. 2 sent 18 men to Fort Hayes Columbus for induction. Breakfast at The Colonial preceded travel by bus, with Gideon Bibles given. One colored recruit Denzil Hill remains slated for Friday service. 10 white men are due December 8 at Fort Hayes.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Nelsonville
Athens County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Colonial
Selectees
Comunity
Draft Board
American Legion
L. E. Eivana
Church of Christ
Gideon Bibles
Gideon Society
Mr. Long
Marietta
Dale McNamee
Gerald Orville Bibbee
Coolville
Claude Reede Ritchie
Buchtel
Glen Phelps
Pratts Fork
Carl Edward Traugh
Emmett Victor Friend
Melvin Hopstetter
Ralph Craig
Bucht
State Headquarters
Rites Held Today for 5 Day Old Karen Monk
Funeral services were held at the family residence in Carbon Hill for Karen Monk infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Monk. Burial followed at Carbon Hill Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Karen
Thomas Monk
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies and urges Peterson's Ointment as soothing cooling and astringent relief. It promises relief within minutes and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted, priced 38c a box or 60c in tube with applicator.
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Peterson
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Local Club Activities
East PTA chaired by Mrs Virginia Imhoff discussed annual Community Chest support. Guest Rev. L E Evans spoke on Building the Inner Wall. Camp Wolters veteran Wilbur Mender recounted service experiences. Upcoming meetings include Business Girls at Edith Cox's home and G. T. Club at Mrs. Elizabeth White's residence. School posts report Central PTA Friday at 3 with Fall Festival review.
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Miss Jones
Miss Young
Clyde McDaniel
L. E. Evans
Church of Christ
Wilbur Mender
Camp Wolters
Mineral Wells
Texas
Central Pta
Brooks Shoes Leads League in Nelsonville Bowling
Brooks Shoes moved to first place in the Nelsonville league with a three game win over Wolf Bowling while Barber's Service swept Smith Linen Supply. The day’s high scores were 651 by G. Wolf and 605 by K. Cope.
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Nelsonville
Brooks Shoes
Wolf
Barber
Smith Linen Supply
Brooks Shoe
Weasels
Termites
G. Wolf
K. Cope
Letha Lou
Smith Linen
One Hundred Boy Scouts To Collect Old Milk Bottles
Nelsonville scouts from four local troops plan a Saturday bottle blitz starting at 8 a.m. They will visit every home to recover milk bottles due to a local shortage caused by unreturned containers. About 100 scouts will then load bottles onto dairy trucks in the afternoon for sorting and unloading at a vacant lot.
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Boy Scouts
Nelsonville
Bob Smith
Dinner to Honor Crabtree in Nelsonville
Hundreds of friends of Este Crabtree outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals gather for a district dinner at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville on Thursday evening November 15. Billy Southworth, Cardinals manager, shares honors. Miller Wilson chairs arrangements. A brief program includes music, guest introductions, talks, and showings of National and American League game pictures.
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Nelsonville
Este Crabtree
St. Louis Cardinals
Hocking Valley
Church of Christ
Crabby
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Nelsonville Merchants
Miller Wilson
Glen Thomas
The
Merchants Association
W. H. Hyde
Ray Smith Endorsed For City Linesman Post
Nelsonville civil service commission certified Ray Smith as eligible for appointment as city water linesman after a Monday City Hall examination. Three applicants took the test. Smith led with a passing grade of 70, beating M. R. Hubbard and Howard Warner. Commission members were Dr. M. H. Howe Mrs. Glen Allen and Oria North.
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Nelsonville
Ray Smith
Co. G. Dew
Municipal Civil Service Commission
City Hall
Smith
Joe Dewhurst
M. R. Hubbard
Howard Warner
M. H. Howe
Glen Allen
Oria North
Former Nelsonville Resident Dies in Akron
Elizabeth Wilds, 79, a former Nelsonville resident born in London England, died in Akron. She was a charter member of the Nelsonville Pythian Sisters and Episcopal Church widow of James Wilds. A son Fred died two years ago. Funeral plans call for the body to be brought to Nelsonville for services and burial. Surviving daughters are Mrs. Wilma Lewis and Mrs. Lucinda Bean both of Akron.
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Nelsonville
Akron
Elizabeth Wilds
Wilma Lewis
Lucinda Bean
Fiddler Rites Scheduled After Columbus Hospital Death
Nelsonville burial notice for Edward Fiddler 59 who died yesterday at St. Anthonys Hospital Columbus after a week of treatment. Son of the late August and wife of Buchtel, he leaves sister Pauline Sohm brother Charles Fiddler and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services set Friday at Warren Funeral Home two o clock.
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Nelsonville
Edward Fiddler
St. Anthonys Hospital
Columbus
August Fiddler
Buchtel
Warren Funeral Home
Pauline Sohm
Charles Fiddler
Rotary Club Showed "Lets Explore Ohio" Film
The Rotary Club viewed the motion picture "Lets Explore Ohio" sponsored by Standard Oil Co. Fred Castle of Cleveland presented the film to members Tuesday evening. Ira Burnfield of Logan attended as district manager. The three part program covered industry agriculture and Ohio State Fair scenes. Homer Harding organized the program.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Rotary Club
Fred Castle
Cleveland
Ira Burnfield
Logan
Homer Harding
Legion Auxiliary installs Corning officers in ceremony
The Corning American Legion Auxiliary installed officers led by President Thelma Frasure and Vice President Flossie Keifer. A November 14 card and game party was planned, with a musical program by Mrs. Lanfrank and daughter Annabel and Miss Annarose Dunlap. Thirty seven attended including Crooksville visitors.
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Annabel
Annarose Dunlap
Corning
Crooksville
Pitfalls of Love In A Suspenseful Hotel Scene
A tense exchange unfolds as Harry Underwood guards Lillian against unnamed danger. The narrator contemplates a decisive move while a dead phone and a silencer pistol raise the stakes. The scene ends with a guarded plan and looming risk.
A Sequel to Marriage Meddiers by Adele G Garrison
Convalescing in a New York apartment Lillian Underwood learns Madge Graham must return to her father Charles Spencer while Harry plans to guard them. Lillian insists on staying, Madge is calm, and the family prepares for potential intruders as danger looms. The scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Adele G. Garrison
New York
Marion Morton
Lillian Underwood
Madge Graham
Charles Spencer
Madge
Marion
Harry
Lillian
Lodge inspections and local notices in Corning area
A large turnout from Shawnee New Straitsville New Lexington Crooksville and Murray City attended the Sherwood Rebekah Lodge inspection with Lulu White of South Perry as inspector praising the lodge as Very Good Rebecca Gatchel was initiated. Also notes on Euchre Club hosting prizes and Corning Fish and Game Association meeting with support for the Butr Oak Dam project and a 1 payment to capture a grey fox. County K of P event speaker planned November 13.
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Shawnee
New Straitsville
New Lexington
Crooksville
Murray City
Sherwood Rebekah Lodge
Lulu White
South Perry
Rebecca Gatchel
Thos
Wallace
Easley
Glouster
Butr Oak Dam
Corning Fish and Game Association
K. of P. Hall
Leo Radkoski
Glouster Triumphs Over Nelsonville in Burr Oak Benefit
Glouster High School Tom Cats defeated the Nelsonville Greyhounds 26 to 12 before about 1 200 fans in Glouster Stadium. Key plays included a 90 yard kickoff return and multiple scoring drives in the third and fourth quarters. Officials Meade White and Carl Kemp donated their services.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Fighting Tom Cats
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Glouster Stadium
Burr Oak Dam Association
Hounds
Bruce
Powell
Nelsonville
Byers
Kamento
Don Cunningham
Carter
Cats
Johnson
John Cunningham
Tom Cat
Cunningham
Scarlet
Gray
Wolf
Greyhound
Meade White
Carl Kemp
Pos
C. Juniper
D. Cunning
M Hardy
Sorrell Rosser
Burns
Knight
Jennice
Pierce
Hickman Landis
Bradley Woodrum
Carter Johnson
Valkenburg
J. Cunning'm
Band Fund Drive Boosts Glouster School Support
Glouster High School Band Boosters Club reports total contributions of 254.49 after two weeks of fundraising. A bell lure was purchased for the band with additional instruments slated for purchase. Donors include Kroger, L. E. Richardson, various local groups, and many individuals.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Kroger
L. E. Richardson
Rothwell Club
Palace Theater
Nye Chevrolet
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Carpenter Hardware Co
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Junior Progressive Study Club
Marshall Summers
Nell Richards
Kent
Western Auto Store
Pythian Sisters
William Schneider
Cleveland
Emmett Anderson
Henry Echstenkamper
J. V. Yaw
L. M. Whitehouse
D. F. Pickard
C. A. Bingman
James Hook
Frank Dyson
Margaret Gamwell
Andrews
Craft
J. H. Henshaw
Mary Burns
Emmett Rogers
E. H. Taylor
Gail Wallace
C. H. Harper
Lalla Danford
R. C. Gatchel
Leo Masterson
R. A. Hines
O. S. Bingman
T. A. Noon
Frank Darling
Iva Pedicord
Ben Hooper
Myrtle Pidcock
T. R. Reese
Jack Hemsley
Dorthea Smith
Albert Hayden
David Cook
Robert Dennison
Anna Demchak
Alma Lehew
John Dudley
Banquet honors Standard Oil workers and guests visit Zanesville
Glouster resident C A Vernon and two others attended a Standard Oil banquet and service award meeting in Zanesville. Former and current employees were present. Weekend guests included Bill Supnick Bob Kehoe and Bob Henry from Detroit. David Watkins and Walter Beaur visited Columbus relatives. Clara Wells spent weekend in Columbus with daughter and attended the Ohio State University Wisconsin football game.
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C. A. Vernon
Lemon
Logan
William Powell
Nelsonville
Standard Oil Co
Zanesville
Vernon
Powell
Mr. Lemon
Standard Oil
Bill Supnick
Bob Kehoe
Bob Henry
Detroit
Mich
John Henry
David Watkins
Walter Beaur
Columbus
Ruth Watkins
Clara Wells
Freda Hartley
Ohio State University
Wisconsin
Eudora Chapter Elects New Officers
At the regualr meeting of Eudora Chapter No. 72 O E S in Nelsonville the officers elected include W M Miss Mable Campbell W P Elmer Siddle A M Mrs Ida Hill A P Charles Walker secretary Mrs Mable Washburn treasurer Mrs Margaret Galvin conductress Mrs Georgia Fough ty associate conductress Mrs Hazel Katzenbach Nelle Dowler was re elected trustee for three years Officers to be installed later.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
W. M
Mable Campbell
W. P
Elmer Siddle
A. M
Ida Hill
A. P
Charles Walker
Mable Washburn
Margaret Galvin
Georgia Foughty
Hazel Katzenbach
Nelle Dowler
Bands Rally at Glouster Parade Honors Burr Oak Dam
A large crowd cheered as Glouster and neighboring towns bands formed words Burr Oak Dam and Oak Glouster. Dr B B Buckley spoke on Burr Oak Dam Association goals before Glouster High School’s Football Week for Defense Savings program prize presentation. John Crawford led as parade marshal with his son in military attire.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Burr
Murray City
Oak
Glouster
B. B. Buckley
Burr Oak Dam Association
Glouster High School
Standard 0J Co
John Crawford
John
Juniors Stage Murdered Alive at Glouster High School
The Glouster Junior Class presents the three act mystery comedy Murdered Alive at the high school auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. Cast includes Marilyn Lantz Janita Williams Donna King Audrey Dawson Millard Munden Edythe Henry Jack Sharlike Calvin Davis Charlene Webb Gene Rice Rosemary McAllister David Cox. Miss McCoy directs with Jo Lavon Faires Rita Rice and Mary Virginia Logue performing between acts.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Marilyn Lantz
Juanita Williams
Donna King
Audrey Dawson
Millard Munden
Edythe Henry
Jack Sharlike
Calvin Davis
Charlene Webb
Gene Rice
Rosemary McAllister
David Cox
Miss McCoy
Jo Lavon Faires
Rita Rice
Mary Virginia Logue
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Dee
Melton
Infants
Nelsonville Social Notes
East
PTA
Virginia Imhoff
Charles Vaughn
Wilmar Robson
Jan Camden
Cause of the Church of Christ
Edith Cox
Washington St
G. T. Club
Elizabeth White
High St
Louise Pearce
Cosmopolitan Club
Joe Bagley
Ronnie
Shirley Ann Taylor
Betty Pickett
Betty
Jimmy
Shirley Pickett
Mary Margaret
Joan Bagley
Jack Cox
Bob
Mary Ann
Virginia Lee Wolfe
Hubert Cal
Bagley
Goldie Wolfe
Marie Ashworth
Walnut St
Circle NO. 10
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Wesley Hawk
Rose Cook
Frank O'Mara
Thomas Spencer
Harley Juniper
Herbert Leyshon
Philadelphia
R. R. Stalter
Henry Calentine
Gearold Varns
Margie Rosser Beveridge
Frederick Smith Clinic
Glenn Oliver
John E. Reed
C. G. Dew
State Highway Patrol
Bumgarner
Hall
Aan Connelly
I. Ae
Rittamyer
Friedrich
Crabtree
Mellinger
Wilson Esas
Evans
Shafer
Smith Ew Ene
Whyte Ee
Cope
Fiddler
Corning Social Notes
James Jenkins
Leon Keller
Vern Dunlap
Men's Brotherhood
Jenkins
Betty Latta
Bethany
U. B. Church
Amnarose Dunlap
Geraldine Dunlap
Juanita Duncan
Maxine Palmer
Gwendolyn Wilson
Janette Rodgers
Charlotte Gaitten
Isabel Foura
Latta
Helen Shonk
Harry Underwood
Lady Fair
Lil
Rebekah Inspection
Edna Dunlap
Hazel Edwards
Helen Bruns
K. of P. Lodge
H. W. Spung
John Gaitten
Maynard Gaitten
Mell Cairnes
Charleston
Edgar Martin
Camp Biloxi
Miss
Jefferson Barracks
Dale Martin
Otis Dunlap
Anna Betts
John Hardy
George Fenneken Sr
Tom Mavin
Art Little of
Clara Wilson
Burr Oak Project
Tad
Carbondale
Kimberly Road
Bruce Cabot
Rochelle "Hudson
Paul Kelly
Columbia
Wurder
Gay TV
Arthur Kennedy
Joan Perry
Warner Bros
Vitegraph, Inc
D. Ross Lederman
Beom
Seeey
Lovie T. Who
Leon Errol
O.E.S. Eudora Chapter
Bell-ans
America's Finest
C. D. Shafer Co
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