Fight Subversive Groups Urged by State Regent
Mrs. Ralph Whitaker of London Ohio told DAR members in Nelsonville that fighting subversive activities at home is as vital as on battle lines. She extolled the Constitution and Bill of Rights, praised civic duty, and described DAR projects including Waldschmidt House. Other speakers discussed United Nations misunderstandings and approved schools.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Whitaker
London
Ohio
Daughters of the Amer Revolution
DAR State Museum
Valley Forge
Washington
DAR
Patrick Lockary
Pomeroy
Lowell Burnell
Glouster
E. J. Taylor
Nabby Lee Ames
Athens
Mra Lochary
United Nations
World Brotherhood
Taylor
W. E. Siddle
John Saltz
Gay Aumiller
Philip Weller
Gilbert Stalder
New Advisor Is Appointed
Nelsonville Ohio area welcomes Joyce Samuelson as new home service adviser for Ohio Fuel Gas Co. She replaces Betty Newton and will serve Nelsonville McConnelsville New Lexington and surrounding towns. Samuelson a Michigan State College graduate and former Mt. Vernon adviser will demonstrate gas appliance uses and conduct cooking classes for junior cooks Girl Scouts and teens. She will handle phone and personal inquiries on cooking and meal planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Betty Newton
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Joyce Samuelson
Mt. Vernon
F. W. Phillips
Athens
Gerald Baird
Michigan State College
Miss Samuelson
McConnelsville
New Lexington
Co-Operator of Mine Hurt in Tipple Fall
Nelsonville report says Frank Power 58 of Logan suffered a compound fracture of his right pelvis in a 15 foot fall from a mine tipple. He was admitted to Mount St Mary Hospital. Power Coal Co. operates a truck colliery in Big Four Hollow near Route 56 in the Lake Hope area with his brother Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank Power
Walnut St
Logan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Power
Clarence
Washington St
Power Coal Co
Big Four Hollow
Lake Hope
Local social visits and a newborn in the area
Sixteen Sixteen Mr and Mrs Charles Lowe took Eddie Riley to a hospital for a check up. Mr and Mrs Leo Davidson of Wolfpen spent Sunday with Mrs Davidson’s parents Dailey Wood. Mr and Mrs Ray North welcomed son James Ray born at Irene Jackson’s home. Mrs Charlie Garvin visited Mrs Mary Garvin. Mr and Mrs Francis Penn are on vacation. Mr and Mrs William Garvin visited Anne in Radcliff. Mr and Mrs Otis Faulk of Proctorville visited friends here. Dave Halterman and daughter Ethel visited Ida Weiss in a Columbus hospital. Mrs Mary Jeffers of Radcliff visited sister Gay Mahaffey. Mrs D E Wood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lowe
Eddie Riley
Leo Davidson
Wolfpen
William Garvin
30th Meeting Of Newspaper Group Held
The 50th anniversary celebration and annual meeting of the Select List of Ohio Daily Newspapers took place in Columbus with 42 of 51 papers represented plus guest advertisers. Roger Company’s W J Lanning outlined newspaper ad reliance. the firm operates in 1200 cities across 19 states and spends about six million dollars on papers. Gordon K Bush of The Messenger was elected president, Hamilton Mc Peck of Bellefontaine Democrat elected vice president, J Oliver Amos of Sidney News re elected secretary treasurer, and new trustees were C V Hughes East Liverpool Review W E Beeler Chillicothe Gazette and Hamilton Mc Peck.
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Ohio
Columbus
W. J. Lanning
Roger Company
Cincinnati
Gordon K. Bush
The
Messenger
Ohio Select List
Hamilton McPeck
Bellefontainette
J. Oliver Amos
Sidney News
C. V. Hughes
East Liverpool Review
W. E. Beeler
Chillicothe Gazette
Military Mail Call from The Messenger
Publication of service members addresses from Athens Ohio area. Pvt William Goodman of The Plains listed at Camp Pickett Virginia and Pvt Basil N Wines of Coolville listed with APO 39 New York serving in engineering battalion noting hometown and address for public submission.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Goodman
Pvt
William
the Plains
U. S
Co. B
MRTC
Camp Pickett
Bascil N
Coolville
CBN
APO
C-O
New York
N. Y
Buck Run Buck Run Daily Social Notes
Day in Logan features Dave Woltz and Effie Woltz visiting relatives. Several Woltz couples, including Edwin James G and Charles Meyer, visit the elder Mrs Woltz. Diana Reed and Mary West host visitors at Laurel Run and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Run
Dave Woltz
Logan
Effie Woltz
Edwin Woltz
James G. Woltz
Woltz
Kenneth Meyer
Lancaster
Charles Meyer
Dorothy McKitrick
Laurel Run
Helen Goldsberry
Lave Woltz
Melvin Meyer
Mary West
Dianna Reed
Eliza Kline
Social Notes From Danville and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Ermine McKain of Danville hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Goddard. Lloyd Oliver and family spent a Sunday with Wilbur Bolen in Pleasant Ridge. Albuquerque couple Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prince announced a daughter's birth with Ray Goddard as maternal grandfather. Ale and Mrs. Howard Kasim visited Dayton friends Lyle Kasim. James and Eva Landers recalled visits to John Landers in Gloucester. Orland Kee and A N Kee hosted and visited Russel Jones in Gandyville. Mrs. Lyle Basim mentioned in passing.
Nelsonville social notes cover Thanksgiving events and club meetings
The Christian Church hosts a November covered-dish Family Night Fellowship supper with a youth choir and devotions led by William Mechem. Cosmopolitan Club, Retta Howe Class of First Methodist, and other groups meet Friday evening with devotionals, programs, and planned Christmas party activities for about 20 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
William Mechem
Richard Gulley
Birthday dinner honors Gosney kin in Middleport
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Gosney of 806 Chestnut St. attended a birthday dinner in Middleport Monday for his grandmother and mother, Mrs. Alec McDaniel and Mrs. Ed Gilkey. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Short of Murray City, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones of McConnelsville, and Mrs. Carl Rouche of Mason, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Gosney
Chestnut St
Middleport
Alec McDaniel
Ed Gilkey
Emmett Short
Murray City
Harry Jones
McConnelsville
Carl Rouche
Mason
W. Va
Circle 3 meets at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Ruth Patton home
Circle 3 of WSCS First Methodist Church schedules a Thursday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Ruth Patton's Walnut Street home. A rummage sale will be held Saturday starting at 9 a.m. at the Central School building with donations welcomed Friday evening or via 200-M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
Steenrod-Weaver
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Ruth Patton
Walnut St
First Methodist class holds November meeting at Mrs Stage home
The Golden Rule Sunday school class of the First Methodist Church met in November at the home of Mrs Frances Stage on Thursday evening. Assisting hostesses aided in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Frances Stage
Special meeting of Snowfork Temple 77 in Murray City
Snowfork Temple 77 Pythian Sisters will hold a special meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the K of P Hall Murray City Pauline Taylor grand chief will attend and preside over the session.
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Murray City
Snowfork Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Pauline Taylor
Missionary Society November Meeting at Mrs Ong Home
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold its November meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. at 382 Washington Street the home of Mrs Howard Ong. Guest speaker will be the Rev J L Evans. The annual bank offering gifts will be received at this time.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Howard Ong
Washington St
J. L. Evans
Births and admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Welch of Athens welcome a daughter. Other births include Mrs Emma Harper and Lester E Fields of Nelsonville. Admitted: Barbara Nelson Nelsonville Mrs Emma Harper Nelsonville and others. Dismissals include Charles Van Curren Junction City and Miss Dorig Davis Columbus. Mrs Omega Saunders Deanville and Mrs David Stumbo Nelsonville with daughter.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
John Welch
Athens
Barbara Nelson
Nelsonville
Emma Harper
Lester E. Fields
Frank Power
Logan
William Foughty
Charles van Curren
Junction City
Dorig Davis
Columbus
Omega Saunders
Deanville
Clarence Robinson
David Stumbo
Shirley Johnson
Shawnee
Legion Hall Is Repaired After Brick Damage
Repair work on the upper front of the American Legion building in Glouster is completed. Water intrusion had caused brickwork to crumble, requiring removal of bricks about 10 feet high and replacement with new blackfaced bricks and a new cap to seal the wall. Russell Lent of Jackyvonville supervised the project.
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Glouster
American Legion
Russell Lent
Jackyvonville
Dance Is Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
A youth dance will be held in Odd Fellows Hall this evening from 7 to 10 30. Forest Campbell son Jimmy and Walter Fitzpatrick will provide music. Admission is free at the door.
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Glouster
Odd Fellows Hall
Forest Campbell
Jimmy
Walter Fitzpatrick
Class to Dine Glouster Thanksgiving Dinner
The Loyal Women’s Sunday school class of the Church of Christ will hold a Thanksgiving dinner Friday at 6 30 p.m. at the Wishbone Restaurant. Afterward the class meeting will be at Mrs Edna Bingman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Loyal Women’s Sunday School
Church of Christ
Wishbone
Edna Bingman
Bellans Tablets Advert Remains Quick Relief Claim
A vintage ad promotes Bellans tablets as fast relief for heartburn and gas. It touts rapid action and lists a 25¢ price, urging use for indigestion symptoms.
Glouster Kiwanis Entertained by Vocalist Lecturer
Sixteen club members and two guests met at the Hotel Gordon dining room Monday at 6 30 p m Curt Davis entertained with songs including his own compositions Evan Williams of Athens spoke briefly and Rev Devol urged road improvements on state routes 13 and 1e Dinner followed and plans were announced for a Divisional Training School for club officers November 23 10 a m in Chillicothe Richard Zay 9th division Lt Governor elect will preside E B Smith of the S E O R C was noted to speak December 8 Ladies Night on December 2 Attendees included Roger Kittle Ray Lange Lawrence Colbert Richard Eddy and others plus Curt Davis and Evan Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Richard Zay
Williams
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
E. B. Smith
S.E.O.R.C
Glouster Club
Roger Kittle
Ray Lange
Lawrence Colbert
Richard Eddy
Ray White
Harold Rose
Joe Williams
Carl Bradbury
George Campbell
Ben Goldberg
B. R. Angle
Hugh Billingsly
Merrill Ogg
Dan Kovach
Porter Dugan
Rev. Devon
Curt Davis
Evan Williams
Williams Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams Sr celebrated their golden wedding with an open house at their Summitt Street home on November 9. Guests included Margaret Williams of Cleveland and numerous Williams family members from Youngstown Nelsonville Zanesville The Plains Ath eny Columbus and Columbus Indiana. A three tier gold cake provided by Ray and Glen Ahle highlighted the table along with ice cream and cake served to attendees.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams, Sr
Summitt St
Ray
Glen Ahle
Margaret Williams
Cleveland
Dave Williams
Youngstown
Martha Searles
Leroy Smith
Herb Jackson
Zanesville
John Williams
Nelsonville
Robert Williams
the Plains
Emma Cox
Atheny
Harper Williams
Columbus
Ind
Sesqui Committee To Meet in Glouster
Athens County Sesquicentennial Committee schedules a meeting at Hotel Gordon in Glouster today at 7 p.m. A public dinner will precede the business session, and attendees may join either event or both.
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Sesqui
Glouster
Athens County Sesquicentennial Committee
Hotel Gordon
Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge Planned Dinner
The Past Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge in Jacksonville invites members to its annual Thanksgiving dinner at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday at 5 p.m. Rebekahs are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Oble Grands Club
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekahs
Peterson’s Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
Advertising pitch for Peterson’s Ointment claims rapid relief from itching and pain of piles. Campaign touts 40 years of use with a cooling, soothing formula. Available at druggists in box 40c or applicator tube 70c with money back guarantee.
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Warren Clements
Karson Colwell
Floyd Fuller
John M. Hartley
Stalder
Colwell
Julien Goodman
Quick
Gallaher
Adv
New Frigidaire
L. R. Faires Aster
O. Broad St
GLO High
Tipple
Vata
Cutler
AL Aerae
Capitol
Nelsonville Social Notes
Cosmopolitan Club
Louise Pearce
Poplar ‘St
Reta Howe
Retta Howe
Donald Dunkle
Poplar St
Sylvia Matheny
George Schoonover
Annabell Davis
Lucille Weaver
Marie Weiss
Edith Howson
Esthel Kinneer
Jessie Duncan
Jean Kennedy
Circle
Dick Turner
Legion Hall
Devol
J. H. Wilson
First National Bank Bldg
Tel
Plaid
Dan River
Thurs
A.M
Jersey
S-M-L
Glouster, Ohio
Madden
Norwalk
General Electric
Franklin Registered Furniture
Pennsylvania
Fawcett
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