Nelsonville Pastors Sermon Links Football And Faith In Ten To Go
Minister F Melvin Wentz used the Nelsonville Greyhounds victory to illustrate life and faith in a sermon titled First Down Ten To Go. He linked football discipline to spiritual living, praising coaches and players, and urged the congregation to follow God’s rules to reach the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Nelsonville
F. Mel
Ohio
Vin Wentz
Ladies Aid
Evelyn Russervices
Mary Cart
Apostle Paul
Wright
Irst
Roxie Lowry
Freda Simons
Hers
Betty Russell
Shirley Thei
Virgi
Cal
Memeneed
Bers
God
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bobby Dodd
Wentz
Kingdom of Heaven
Excelsior Institute Offers Non-Surgical Treatment Claim
Older men with night urge, back and joint pains, fatigue and loss of vigor may have glandular inflammation. The Excelsior Institute asserts non surgical methods can correct these conditions and offers a free book from Excelsior Springs Missouri with no obligation.
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Excelsior Institute
Dinner Meeting Planned by Business and Professional Women
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday at 6 15 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church dining room. The Health and Safety Committee chaired by Mrs Blanche Newman with Miss Treva Shaw Mrs Mae Streets and Mrs Cleo Whitmore will have charge of the program.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Presbyterian Church
Health and Safety Committee
Blanche Newman
Treva Shaw
Mae Streets
Cleo Whitmore
Nelsonville Scout Troop 66 Meets Today at K P Building
Boy Scout Troop 66 will meet today from 1:30 to 8:45 p m at the K of P Building. Wear uniforms if possible and bring handbooks for training periods. Registration fees for the 1957 troop year may be paid at this session. Members 14 years and over join the Explorer Crew under Explorer Advisor Jack Sowers and will meet separately.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scout
K. of P
Explorer
Xplorer
Jack Sowers
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Fragmented OCR text describes a claimed non surgical treatment for piles with a drug or balm. It mentions pain relief and a marketing guarantee but provides no clear method, date, or credible medical details.
Edw. Holland Dies at 48 in Columbus Home
Nelsonville notices Edwin Holland aged 48 died of a heart attack Sunday morning at his Columbus home. He was son of former Nelsonville mayor Steve G. Holland, brother of John, sister Marjorie, husband of Vera, and father of three. Funeral services are Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Southwick funeral home Columbus, with burial in Union Cemetery Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Edwin Holland
Columbus
Steve G. Holland
Holland Shoe Store
Holland
Nelsonville High School
Vera
John
Marjorie
Southwick Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Nelsonville Residents Get About 72000 in Christmas Savings
Nelsonville residents who joined Christmas Savings at The Peoples Bank and First National Bank will receive about 72000 this week as checks are prepared. The Peoples Bank paid about 48000 to around 60 people while First National distributed about 24000. Savings plans for next Christmas have begun at both banks. Last year the banks paid 61500 and two years ago 55000.
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Nelsonville
Peoples Bank
First Ntional Bank
First National
Organ Repair Completes Church of Christ Project
The Church of Christ in Middleport completed organ repairs and relocation funded by bequests from M. L. Peyton and Willis Russell in memory of his wife and daughter. A concert last night showcased new vox humana stop and reworked wiring as part of a broader church building program including a future wing addition.
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Sileport
Middleport
M. L. Peyton
Christ
Willis Russell
Wilmetta Peyton Russell
C. H. Church
Vox
E. C. McKinley
Humana
Chester Erwin
Walter Bunce
Ira Plano
Butcher
W. T. Grueser
Fred J. Gardner
Tory
Erwin
Arthur Skinner
Demarest
Skinner
Harold Lohse
R. J Wiley
Roxie Eskew 53 Dies in Ohio River Valley
Roxie Lee Eskew 53 of Pomeroy rural route died Sunday night at Athens. A Church of Christ member and widow of John W. Eskew she is survived by six daughters and three sons with 28 grandchildren. The body lies at Rawlings Coats funeral home with services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Bradford church conducted by Rev John Wyatt. Burial will be in Riverview Hill cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Roxie Lee Eskew
Athens
Church of Christ
Winfield
W. Va
John W. Eskew
Ralph Frye
Dayton
Clarence Andrews
Raymond Hatfield
Brooksville
Ohio
Charles Withee
Robert Marsinko
Tuppers Plains
Edward Webster
Charles
William
Duane
Marines
Rawlings Coats
Bradford Church
John Wyatt
Riverview Hill Cemetery
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admissions
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list several admissions and births including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. William Bobo of Jacksonville and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Dale McWilliams of Gore Route 1 Other listed admitted and dismissed patients include Old Hatfield Colum Miss Ci Ea Lycks Athens Mrs Betty Elkins New Lexington Odell Sullivan Junction City Mrs Lucille Roy New Lexington Susanne E Maurer Nelsonville Dr C C Butt Nelsonville among others Names also appear for Doris Baker New Lexington Silas Johnston New Marshfield Route 1 Garnet Evans Lancaster Lydia Nease Nelsonville Miss Carold Hatfield Columbus and others.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
RTHS
William Bobo
Jacksonville
Dale McWilliams
Gore
Old Hatfield
Colum
Ea Lycks
Athens
Betty Elkins
New Lexingon
Odell Sullivan
Junction City
Lucille Roy
Susanne E. Maurer
Nelonville
C. C. Butt
Nelsonville
Kenneth L. Potts
Edith Lowery
Rocky Pitts
Joseph Grose
Doris Baker
New Lexington
Silas Johnston
New Marshfield
Garnet Evans
Lancaster
Lydia Nease
Carold Hatfield
Columbus
Fire damages home in Carbon Hill. near total loss
Nelsonville firemen and volunteers were called yesterday to the residence of Lela Crooks to extinguish a house fire. The home was nearly a total loss before the fire was put out. The Nelsonville Elks plan a meeting, inspection, and turkey dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Elks Home with District Deputy James W. Mills of Lancaster as inspecting officer.
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Nelsonville
Lela Crooks
Carbon Hill
Elks
James W. Mills
Lancaster
Nelsonville Banquet Tickets Sell Fast for Greyhounds
Nelsonville football banquet tickets are selling rapidly with only 230 public seats and a 300-person church capacity. Tickets available at the bus station Messenger office or from Athletic Assn. Earl Flora of the Ohio State Journal will speak and bring two varsity OSU players. Nelsonville Athletic Association meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. to finalize plans for the Nov 27 event.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhound
First Methodist
Athletic Assn
Earl Flora
Ohio State Journal
Flora
Ohio State
Two Crashes Reported Weekend In Nelsonville
Nelsonville police investigated two weekend accidents. At 11:25 a.m. Saturday Robert Bowen of Nelsonville struck a parked car owned by Frank Hartley on Church Street causing minor damage. At 12:15 a.m. John Farrell of Columbus hit a parked car owned by Burns Ervin at Abdella's Truck Stop on Canal Street. Farrell said he fell asleep. Passenger Carolyn Amy Hatfield, also of Columbus, was treated for shock and arm injuries at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Robert Bowen
Frank Hartley
Church St
John Farrell
Columbus
Burns Ervin
Abdella
Canal St
Farrell
Carolyn Amy Hatfield
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Poplar St Resident Tolliver Dies in Columbus
Nellousyvnlle Mrs Aine B Tolliver 81 of 477 Poplar Street died Sunday morning at Mercy Hospital Columbus after a brief illness She was daughter of the late John and Martha Eyre Survived by two sons six daughters two brothers and two sisters 20 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at Latter Day Saints Church Jackson Street burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Friends may call at home.
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Nelousyvnlle
Aine B. Tolliver
Poplar Street
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Jackson County
Frank Tolliver
John and
Martha Eyre
J. ‘and
Foster
Nelson
Ella Butler
Merle Blimes
Mina ‘Conners
Maguerite Davis
Intoxication Case Leads to Fines and Restitution
In Nelsonville, Lounvilin-John Durham faced $10 and costs in the mayoral court for intoxication. John R. Dishong was fined $250 and costs for fraudulent misrepresentation tied to an unemployment check while employed. A restitution condition suspends $150 of the fine.
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Ve Lounvilin
John Durham
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
John R. Dishong
Blood shortage looming in Meigs County blood program
Meigs County faces a precarious blood supply as three recent bloodmobile drives failed to meet the 100 pint quota. Miss Marion Ebersbach urges residents ages 18 to 60 to donate at the December 4 bloodmobile at Pomeroy Junior High School from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., warning that depleted blood credits at Huntington Blood Center could run out by month’s end. An appointment can be made by calling the Red Cross office in Pomeroy.
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Meigs County
Meigs
Huntington Blood Center
Ebersbach
Melas County
Red Cross
Umber 83
Pomeroy
Drunken driving trial yields three days in jail
A case heard in Mayor E. F. Robinson's court found the defendant guilty of driving while intoxicated. Patrolman E. J. Str filed the charges. The sentence imposed was three days in jail.
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E. F. Robinson
E. J. Strands
Colon Aid Bulk Laxative Promises Normal Urge
A medical note describes restoring bowel regularity by remoistening dry colon contents and adding bulk to stimulate normal urge to purge. It endorses a bulk laxative, specifically COLONAID, as the solution to rehydrate waste and provide necessary bulk.
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Colonaid
Ser
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the Plains
Studebaker
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