Dr Baker To Speak At Rotary Meeting Next Week
Nelsonville factory officials unveil a three month bonus plan to speed production at the Nelsonville Electric & Manufacturing plant in Carbon Hall. Carl Huprecht, a firm member, outlined the plan to Rotary Club members at Little House with guests including Charles Pratt Harold Koker and Frank Rose among attendees.
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Wnelsonville
Nelsonville Electric
Carbon Hall
Rotary Club
Carl Huprecht
Little House
Charles Pratt
Logan Club
Harold Koker
Southeastern Ohio
Boosters Club To Hold Meeting In Nelsonville
NELSONVILLE An important meeting of the Boosters Club will be held at the high school tonight at a stated time. Ralph Cook, president, announced the gathering and invited members and others interested to attend. The Rotary Club president H H Harding offered best wishes to a departing civic leader moving to New Washington Crawford County in about ten days. D R Johnson, program chairman, outlined forthcoming programs for the next several weeks. Next Tuesday evening the club will meet with the Business and Professional Women's group with Dr John Aker, president of Ohio University, as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eboosters Club
Ralph Cook
New Washington
Crawford County
Rotary Club
H. H. Harding
D. R. Johnson
Business & Professional
Johnaker
Ohio University
Donald Cook Rites Thursday at Murray City Church
Funeral services for Donald Cook, who died Tuesday at his home in New Town near Murray City, will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the UB Church in Murray City. Burial follows at Greenlawn Cemetery in Nelsonville. Friends may call at the New Town residence at any time.
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Nelsonville
Donald Cook
New Town
Murray City
Greenlawn
Haybron Council To Resume Activities In October Meeting
Haybron Council No. 119 HR 8 M announces it will resume regular meetings on Thursday evening October 4. The royal and select master degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. Members are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Haybron
Jack Frost Visits Nelsonville First Time This Season
Nelsonville residents woke to frost on pumpkins and windows last night marking the first frost of the season. Local observations noted light touches by Jack Frost across houses and rooftops citywide.
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Nelsonville
Jack Frost
Orchestra To Play For Nelsonville Eagles Dance
Bob Madison and his orchestra will supply music for a Nelsonville Eagles dance in their hall on Saturday night October 6 from 9 to 1. The band played here two weeks ago and was well received by patrons.
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Nelsonville
Bob Madison l
Nelsonville Eagles
ISWAMS Club To Meet Wednesday At Church
Nelsonville report says the SWAMS Club will meet Wednesday evening October 3 at 8 o'clock at the Church of Christ. Members will hear matters of importance presented for consideration.
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Iswams Club
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social items feature Miss Mary Helen Harvey of Detroit visiting two weeks with her parents on Ellis Avenue. Mrs Viola Howard and Mrs Cucy Howard return home to Millfield after a week with Mr and Mrs Mary Turner in Amesville. Miss Carol Shumway of Columbus visits her Shumway parents in Sand Ridge. Clifford Courtney and family visit Minnette Courtney in Corning visiting Sunday. Ed M Daugherty of Coolville visits Chauncey relatives and attends First Church of Christ homecoming. George Williamson and daughter Jo Ann travel to Columbus to see relatives.
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Chauncey
Mary Helen Harvey
Detroit
Noah Harvey
Ellis Ave
Viola Howard
Cucy Howard
Hame
Millfield
Marry Turner
Amesville
Carol Shumway
Columbus
Frank Shumaway
Sand Ridge
Clifford Courtney
Corning
Waterloo PTA Holds First Meeting of Year
NEW MARSHFIELD Waterloo Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the school year Monday evening September 24. Mrs Richard Morgan president announced the new charter. Other officers include Mrs Robert Jackson secretary and Don Kennard treasurer. Ada Kennedy program chairman and Ada Kennedy again listed for program duties. Mil dred Jiis refreshment and Orpha Dinsnoot news reporter named. Mrs Sol Goff chaired the new members drive. Sophomore Room won the room count and keeps the picture.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo
Parent - Teacher Association
Richard Morgan
Robert Jackson
Don Kennard
Roy Llewellyn
Ada Kennedy
Mildred Jiis
Orpha Dinsnoot
Sol. Goff
Nelsonville People in Brief War and Postwar Updates
Nelsonville area reflects postwar moves with PFC Bernard C Barron’s discharge from Camp Shelby and return home after three years service in Europe. Local nursing student Margaret Stedwill departs for OSU, while Lt Eugene Connor and Sgt Howard C Butt receive discharges. Many relatives and friends visit or host in Nelsonville Chauncey and surrounding towns including Glouster Greenfield and Columbus scenes noted.
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John Owens
Marietta
Ild
Max Wolfe
Margaret Stedwill
Carbon Hill
Columbus
Ohio State University
Bernard C. Barron
Camp Shelby
Miss
Glouster
95Th Victory
France
Rhineland
Europe
Jake Holcomb
Chicago
Chester Holcomb
Detroit
George Vernon
New Straitsville
Hod Smith
Nelsonville
Rt. 2
Helen Grey
Greenfield
Ohio
Etha Katzenbach
Chauncey
Frank Kirkendall
New Marshfield
Goldie Katzenbach
Etna Katzenbach
Kenneth E. Moore
Fort Ord
Calif
South
Pacific
Eugene Connor
Akron
Erma Connor
Roydon, Lancaster
Misa Dorothy
Jack Gardener
Steubenville
Henry Lancaster
Howard C. Butt
Safety Work Being Done At War Plant
Major J. D. Fraser, commanding officer of West Virginia Ordnance Works, announced that postwar decontamination of the large explosives plant began the day after Japan’s surrender. Lumber from explosives buildings must be fully decontaminated to prevent danger when salvaged, he said. The operation requires continued personnel and expert assistance from the Ordnance Department’s Safety and Security Division to preserve the plant’s safety record and ensure all materials converted for civilian use are free of explosives.
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Point Pleasant
J.D. Fraser
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Japan
Fraser
Ordnance Department
United States
West Virginia
Gunner Hart Wins Navy Citation From Seventh Fleet
Gunner Hart, Hartman, Thomas Bernard and Hart, gunner's mate first class in the US Naval Reserve, is commended by the Seventh Fleet for excellent service in the Southwest Pacific Area. He manned his battle station as gun captain during air actions, aiding in the destruction of enemy aircraft and helping extinguish fires on a burning vessel.
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Pomeroy
Thomas Bernard, Hart
US Naval Reserve
Seventh Fleet
Southwest Pacific
Hart
Plan Benefit Supper For Athletic Association
Rutland high school Athletic Association hosts a buffet supper at American Legton Hall Rutland from 5 to 8 PM Friday Oct 5. Public invited to support the team and activities through this fundraiser event.
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Rutland
American Legton Hall
Athletic Association of Rutland High School
New Lincoln School Planned for Gallipolis City
Gallipolis officials assure a committee of colored leaders that a new Lincoln School building will replace the present structure with a 260000 bond issue approved in November. Plans call for an auditorium gymnasium pool two acres of land and full kitchen. Attendance officer post filled, faculty bond committee named, health work detailed with vaccinations and toxin antitoxin.
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Gallipolis
Alice Nibert
Keith Sutter
Ben R. Evans
Catherine Morrison
Marie Meal
Isabel V. Scott
Marie Edelblute
Emmett Church
Anne G. Hill
University Women Meet in City
GALLIPOLIS The local branch American Association of University Women held its first meeting of the year Monday evening at the Lafayette Hotel where covers were laid for twenty two for a three course turkey dinner. The president Mrs Ben Bachus presided over the program which included a report by Miss Anna Simmerman delegate to the state meeting held in Columbus in September. The group approved the pond issue for schools. This year the Association will sponsor two study groups tentatively consider its drama and international relations. These will be open to all women whether members or not.
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Gallipolis
Iocal
American Association of Univeraity Women
Lafayette
Ben Bachus
Anna Simmerman
Columbus
Peters divorce suit filed in Mason City circuit court
Mrs. Virginia K. Peters of Mason City sues Paul E. Peters for divorce on cruelty grounds. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Virginia K. Nease. Married in 1942 and separated in April 1944. Last known address listed as care of Postmaster San Francisco California.
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Point Pleasant
Virginia K. Peters
Mason City
Paul E. Peters
San Francisco
Calif
iLicenses Sales Are Larger This Year
Logan Virgil Martin registrar of Motor Vehicles announced that 1945 permit totals will exceed last year by more than 500. A road business of 609 permits was sold last Saturday, bringing the year to date to 3462 permits, 3032 permits, 355 chauffeurs, and 75 temporary permits. He attributed the rise to returning veterans and drivers who skipped last year due to gasoline rationing.
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Logan
Virgil Martin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Martin
Discharges Reported by Selective Service Bureau
The Tuesday list from the Selective Service Bureau includes Pfc. Pearl John Mohler and Sgt. Daniel Evans Roberts with overseas service totals of two and a half years and twenty seven months respectively. Additional names include Pvt. Kenneth Eugene Cavine and Coxswain T Ralph Burgess from Great Lakes and Quantico, plus Pfe Earl Frank Pinnell and Sgt Ralph Rice Cox with varied overseas records. Capt Edward A Mays from Ohio Selective Service Headquarters attended the meeting.
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Selective Service Bureau
Pfc
Pearl John Mohler
Igore
T-5
James
Lester Evans
Gore
Lm.g.r
Pennsylvania
Fort Belvoir
Kenneth Eugene Cavine
Laurelville
U. S. Naval Personnel Separation Center
Great Lakes
Coxswain
T. Ralph Burgess
Fla
Earl Frank Pinnell
Man St
Maxey
Texas
Ralph Rice Cox
N. Walnut St
National Guards
Selective Service Board
Edward A
Mays
Ohio Selective Service
Columbus
Murray City to Host Eighth District Legion Conference
District Commander Fred Oury of Wellston will serve as installing officer on Thursday, Oct. 4 and help organize activities for the Eighth District American Legion Conference in Murray City on Oct. 21. Posts are being asked to bring a band and a marching delegation for a 1:00 p.m. victory parade. New Murray City Post commander for next year is Lawrence Speed Lewis, high school athletic director and World War II veteran.
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Murray City
Fred Oury
Wellston
American Legion
Legion
Lawrence
Speed) Lewis
Lewis
Is Epilepsy Inherited A Free Doctor Opinions Booklet
A promotional booklet titled Epilepsy Inherited and Its Causes offers insights from noted doctors. Free copies are available while supplies last to readers sending a request to the Educational Division at 585 Fifth Ave New York NY Dept K9.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Dept
Bus inspection plan announced for several towns
County School Superintendent O. Chapman announced annual state highway patrol inspections of school buses. Inspections will occur in Chester on Monday October 8, Racine on Tuesday October 9, Rutland on Thursday October 11, and Rocksprings on Friday October 12.
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Pomeroy
O. Chapman
State Highway Patrol
Chester
Racine
Rutland
The
Highway Patrol Ae
Logan Brief Social Notes and Garden Club Meeting
Garden Club met at Mrs. Clayton Scheide home with Mrs. William Patchen as vice president leading business and program. Virginia Hockman read two poems. bulbs and plants for winter boxes shared. Emma Wellman won the true and false contest. Refreshments by several hosts followed. Local social items note visitors from Columbus and family visits in Logan.
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Garden Club
William Patchen
Clayton Scheide
Patchen
Virginia Hockman
Emma Wellman
BE. M. Martin
William Loomis
Paul Monks
B. O. Nixon
Ed Godfrey
Geo. Hengst
Eleanor Durr
Anna Wellman
Will Go to Pacific for Red Cross
Jerry Evans, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Evans of Gallipolis, will leave her social welfare job in Cincinnati to join the American Red Cross. She seeks an overseas Pacific assignment for eighteen months after training, reporting October 7 to Washington. A weekend homecoming included open house at Evans Malted Milk Shoppe with 40 friends attending, dancing to radio and juke box music, and a late supper.
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Gallipolis
Mise
Jerry Evans
Stanley. Evans
Cincinnati
American Red Cross
Miss Evans
Pacific
Washington
Misa Jerry
Evans
Logan Sheriff Returns Powers From Portage County
Sheriff Floyd Duffy brought Allen Powers back from Portage County where held on non support charges. Powers was arraigned in Magistrate Frank St Clair's court.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Allen Powers
Baevenna
Portage County
Frank St Clair
Lavoptik Eye Remedy Ad Faces Local Market
An advertisement urges readers to buy Lavoptik for eye troubles including sore inflamed itchy burning eyes and granulated eyelids. It promises prompt relief or money back and notes satisfaction praised by thousands. Product available at druggists with a two cup quantity indicated.
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James H. Wilson
Optometric
Nelsonville Citizens Bank Bldg
Majestic
Columbia Pictures Presents
Broabway
Sereen
Jenn Howard Lawson
Zoltan Korda
Boosters Club
Haybron Council
Chauncey District
Waterloo Pta
Treadway
C. D. Shafer Co. Athins
Navy
Ernest J. King
Lorain
Frank J. Latsche
Ohio, Center
Harry G. van Wagren
State Dairy Association
Jackson's Mill
Bartow Jones
Point ‘Pleasant
Co. C. Blessing
Letart
N. P. Swackhammer
iLicenses
Elberfelds
Elberfeld
Fairport
Grant Oak
Tad
Carbondale
Kimberly Road
Remington Really Co
Red Cross
Pomeroy Bendt
Meigs
Dane Powell
Constance Moore
Ralph Bellamy
Louise Beavers
Arthur Treacher
Morton Gould
Temple Middleport
Dennis O'Reeze
Helen Walker
June Havoc Galt
Patrick Rochester
Triple Bill
Mexicali
Rose
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Londibe Fury
Edmund Lowe
Lucille Fairbenks
Black Arrow
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