Esther Class Elects Officers at Nelsonville Church
The Esther Class of the Christian Church met for their monthly business session in the church social rooms. Anna Lowry led the meeting, with devotion by Flora Powell on Thanksgiving and Psalm 100. Officers for the coming year were elected: Lanetta Hodgson teacher Otto Tharp assistant teacher Anna Lowry president Jennie Davis vice president Velma Pritchard treasurer Flora Powell secretary Agnes Cox news reporter.
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Nelsonville
Esther
The
Christian Church
Anna Lowry
Flora Powell
Velma Pritchard
Lanetta Hodgson
Otto Tharp
Jennie Davis
Agnes Cox
Edna Scott
Sadie Linton
Elsie Deem
Ella North
Goldie Herrold
Marie Stewart
Gertrude Green
Belle Lancaster
Jennie Oakley
Nelsonville Could Be Site for New Presbyterian Home
Reverend John Lloyd Evans reports Nelsonville as a potential location for a new Presbyterian home in Southeast Ohio. Baird Stuart offered a Canal Street lot of over an acre for the project, which would house at least 50 residents. Site selection was expected by January 5, with other homes already open in Sidney, Youngstown, Cincinnati and Morrow. Evans seeks local interest and contact from residents.
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Nelsonvile
Nelsonville
Ohio
John Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Evans
Fifth Presbyterian
Sidney
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Morrow
Son Is Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. Marie Seipel hosted a birthday dinner for her son on Sunday in Nelsonville. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John White and their son Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCoy, Jane and George Jacobs, and Mable Jacobs.
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Nelsonville
Marie Seipel
John White
Jeffery
Charles McCoy
Jane
George Jacobs
Mable Jacobs
Mary Louise Champ and Charles Walter wed in Nelsonville
Miss Mary Louise Champ daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Champ and Charles Walter son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Walter united in marriage October 11 at 6 30 pm at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church The ceremony included double rings and orchid and carnation arrangements The couple plan a Smoky Mountains stopover and are employed locally Champ works for Ohio Bell in Nelsonville Walter for Carborundum Plant in Logan The wedding drew guests from multiple Ohio towns and nearby states
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Mary Louise Champ
Charles Walter
Nelsonville
Floyd Champ
Herbert Walter
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Carbon Hill
Union Furnace High School
Logan
Akron
McConnelsville
Parkersburg
Wayne
W. Va
Columbus
Lancaster
New Straitsville
the Plains
Union Furnace
Mount Pleasant
Keynotes Club Initiates New Members in Candlelight Service
Nelsonville the Keynotes Club held an initiation on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the music room. Carol Adkins Georgia Steele Anita Hitchings and Sharon O’Neil officiated a candlelight ceremony for new members Pat Rizer Karen Schackert Claris Lewis Kay Martin Flora Stumbo Faye Stumbo Sandra Weaver Betty Hook Donna Windle Sharon Konkle Barbara Yates Janie Herrold Sue Lowry Margie Whyte Karen Evans and Carol Shivers. Members received red carnations and club colors green and white. A candy sale was set for November 21 and a December pot luck dinner is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carol Adkins
Georgia Steele
Anita Hitchings
Sharon O'Neil
Pat Rizer
Karen Schackert
Claris Lewis
Kay Martin
Flora Stumbo
Faye Stumbo
Sandra Weaver
Betty Hook
Donna Windle
Sharon Konkle
Barbara Yates
Janie Herrold
Sue Lowry
Margie Whyte
Karen Evans
Carol Shivers
City financials show little change in October totals
Nelsonville posts October totals of 48 437 78 in all funds with 13 738 98 received and 13 185 10 spent. Fund balances include general 6571 71 water operation 3199 41 sewer rental 18 402 32 street 3385 45 parking meter 2216 55 direct relief 3039 99 recreation 152 41 permanent improvement active 1234 70 and building maintenance 3250 96. Invested funds show 25 000 in sewage revenue bonds and 50 000 in permanent improvement funds.
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Nelsonville
d-CON promises death by own action in rats claim
The copy claims that every bite by rats drives them to die by their own action and touts d CON as factory fresh and economical. It says one package makes several bait stations and that when used as directed it is safe around children and animals while keeping property rodent free forever.
Nelsonville Dance at VFW Post 3467
A dance will be held Saturday from 9 to 12 p.m. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 Home with music provided by the Pioneers.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pioneers
Pirouette Club Discusses Gift Wrapping Techniques
Mrs Thelma Starkey spoke at the November Pirouette Club meeting on gift wrapping using common household objects to create attractive packages. She described ribbon usage and varied presentation ideas. The next meeting is set for December 16 at Mrs L C Gray's home with Mrs Gene Pritchard as hostess.
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Thelma Starkey
Pirouette Club
L. C. Gray
Gene Pritchard
Nelsonville Church Schedules Parade of Sunday Services
A roster of Nelsonville area churches lists pastors, Sunday school times, morning worship and midweek activities. Notable entries include Church of the Nazarene Langley Gullet, Wylie Chapel AME, Pentecostal Ray Benson, Apostolic Gospel Walter Shafter, First Christian Ted G Faulconer, First Methodist Dr F M Wentz, and Epiphany Episcopal Haley, with various service times and study groups.
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Church of the Nazarenes
Langley Gullet
Wylie Chapel
T. J. Smith
Ray Benson
Pilgrim Holiness
E. BE. Ledingham
Young Peoples
Robert Gaston
Apostolic
Walter Shafer
Murray City
Evangelical United Brethren
Ray Mann
Reorganized
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
D. O. Norris
Zion League
Carbon Hill Methodist Circuit
Ray Bookman
Liberty Hill
First Christian
Ted G. Faulconer
P.m
First Methodist
F. M Wentz
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Dorr Run
L. W. Mclntire
Stella Wycuff
Texas Circle
Doanville Chapel
Doanville Community Chapel
L. W. MelIntire
Betty Thompson
New Chapel Fund
First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Peyton Reed
Elizabeth Zane Dew DAR to Meet Monday Evening
The Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs. William Siddle Grover St with Mrs Miles Sheppard assisting Mrs J M Hartley will give a review of the article Liquidation of Liberty by Dean Clarence Manion formerly of Notre Dame University Mrs Gilbert Stalder will report on the state regent s letter and Mrs Siddle on the president general s message Roll call will be answered by listing Battles for Liberty
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Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Siddle
Grover St
Miles Sheppard
J. M. Hartley
Liberty
Clarence Manion
Notre Dame University
Gilbert Stalder
Siddle
Circle Two to Meet Nelsonville Presbyterian Women
Circle Two of the Presbyterian Women Association will meet on Navy 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the church with Mrs. Charles Hoce Jr as hostess.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Navy
Charles Hoce, Jr
Mount Saint Mary Admits and Dismissals Report
The list records admissions at Mount Saint Mary including Mrs Marie Morrison Route 2 Mrs Patricia Johnson Trimble and others. Dismissals include Mrs Gladys Smith Murray City and Mrs Christine Withem with several names connected to Athens and Deanville.
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Marie Morrison
McArthur
Patricia Johnson
Trimble
Gladys Smith
Murray City
Christine Withem
Jack
Hospital Notes Highlight Blood Usage Across Regions
Hospital notes list patients in multiple towns including sonville John Barrett Glouster Miss Thelma Miller Malta Route 3 Mrs Idabelle Chalfant Glouster Route 3 Mrs Hazel Showalter Corning Route 1 Mrs Rose Pappas Glouster Mrs Allie Scheline Moxahala. Three units of blood were used.
Nelsonville WSCS Rummage Sale Sets 8 A M Start
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church plans a rummage sale at 8 a.m. Saturday in the Hyde Building beside the Post Office. Proceeds support church missions and local outreach.
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Nelsonville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Hyde
St Andrews Parish Weekly Benefit Party Planned
The weekly benefit party of St Andrews Parish will be held Monday at 8 p m in the parish house. The public is invited.
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St. Andrews Parish
District of Columbia Ends With 34 Miles Of Railroads
The report states that the District of Columbia currently has 34 miles of railroads. This figure highlights the city’s rail infrastructure prior to broader developments.
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District of Columbia
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Regalscope
Shelby Jean Wicks
Robert Walter
Linda Champ
Jean Hawk
Charlotte Dawley
Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Rock City
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
MR. and
Mrs
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Keynotes Club
Lowell Geringer
Wauseon, Ohio
America
D-Con
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Pirouette
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Andard
Chevrolet
Fayette St
Dwight Adams
Mount ST. Mary
William Padgent
New Lexington
Joyce Owen
Richard Cooper
Fred Higgins
Athens
Bessie Higgins
Louise DeLong
Deanville
Athens Messenger
Nelsonville Eagles
Twilighters
United Organized Labor of
Hocking Valley
Athens, Ohio
Count Maslin
Cs Oy
Dacron
St. Marys
Vasti
Beacon
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