Service Men From Hospital Are To Speak In Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts a Legion Building event Thursday Oct 5 at 8 o clock. State Highway Patrol Auxiliary and York Township Service Club members invite Legionnaires officials and families. Two Fletcher General Hospital service men from Cambridge will speak along with a hospital PR officer and Cambridge District Highway Patrol officials. A pension club meeting follows Saturday at two with several speakers.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion Building
Legionnaires
York Township
Campridge
Higway Patrol
Pension Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Funeral for Lt. Richard Denison Held in Clinton
In Clinton Ohio the Rev and Mrs L E Evans attended the funeral of Lt Richard Denison 19 who died in a bomber crash near Albuquerque New Mexico along with 20 others The Evans were close friends of the family Also accompanying them was Mrs Ear Streets who visited her brother Frank Boling in Clinton
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Nelsonville
L. E. Evans
Clinton
Ohio
Richard Denison
Albuquerque
N. M
Evans
Ear Streets
Frank Boling
Uniforms Arrive for Greyhounds at Friday Home Game
Nelsonville notes Scarlet and Gray uniforms purchased by the Boosters Club have arrived and will debut against Jackson at the local athletic field Friday night Oct 6. One suit is shown in the window of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. A parade is planned Friday morning led by the High School Band. Total donations for equipment reach about $1,000 with $396 from adult season ticket sales. The Band Boosters will run the refreshment stand and share receipts.
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Nelsonville
Greyhound
Boosters Club
Jackson
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Glen Thomas
Greyhounds
Boosters
Band Boosters
Aged Man Dies at Home in Nelsonville
James Naughton aged 99 died last evening at his daughter Mrs. Margaret Bowers Adams Street Nelsonville He is survived by his wife two or three sons and one granddaughter Zita Bowers Detroit Funeral services will be held at St Andrews Church Friday 930 am led by Rev Father Kelley with burial at Green Lawn Cemetery Rosary to be said Thursday evening at the Naughton home 278 Adams Street
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Nelsonville
James Naughtton
Margaret Bowers
Adams St
Bowers
Fatrick
James
John
Zita Bowers
Detroit
Naughton
Monflaw
St. Andrews Church
Father Kelley
Greenlawn
WSCS Meets At Church For Program
Nelsonville Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday evening at the church for its annual 6 o'clock covered dish dinner hosted by Hartley-Fisher Circle members. Mrs Benz of Athens spoke on religious and social activities, noting Red Cross Blood Bank and Boy and Girl Scout work. officers reported, Rally Day set for Oct 8, and district meeting in Lancaster Oct 31 with World Day of Prayer Oct 30. Guests included Athens women and Mrs George and Mrs Wat son.
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Nelsonville
Board of
Christian Social Relations
Nelsonville Society
Elizabeth Linton
Gay Sharp
Bessie Ball
Benz
The
Athens Society
Carl Neasley
F. B. Burns
S. RB. Clippinger
M. M. Kerr
Ross Wright
M. E. Church
W. S
Athens
National Red Cross Blood Bank
Beng
Helen Largent
Webster Poston
Frank O'Mara
Mary Backtts
John Herrold
Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Lancaster
George Watson
Fred Waicht
George
Wm. M. George
Yorks Service Men Gradua te and Death Notice Rail
Seaman 1-c Nelsonville Charles Pancake graduates Aviation Ordnanceman School and becomes Radar School instructor in Norman Oklahoma starting last Monday. Son of Mr and Mrs George Pancake Nelsonville Rt 2 enlisted April 20 and sailed from Great Lakes. Don Harmony Ph Mac on five day leave with parents Earl and Mrs Haymons. Mrs Preston Dexter learns of brother James E Jones Columbus drowned at Le Mans France September 12. He leaves parents and a sister in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Charles Pancake
Aviation Ordnanceman
Norman
Oklo
George Pancake
Preston Dexter
James E. Jones
Columbus
le Mans
France
Cess
John Simpson Dies At Murray City
John William N Simpson aged 68 died Tuesday afternoon at his Murray City home. He was a member of a local lodge initiation ceremony held by Glouster Odd Fellows. Survived by three sisters Elizabeth Simpson Dora Potter and Bertha Bridge and four nephews including Walter Simpson reared in the home.
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Nelsonville
John William N Simpson
Murray City
Simpson
Izabeth Simpson
Dora Potter
Lancaster
Bertha Bridge
Walter Simpson
Youth Night Planned at Christ Church in Nelsonville
Nelsonville notices announce Youth Night at the Church of Christ on Wednesday at seven. Rev. Joseph P. Daab will preach A Wise Choice, with special music by Wilmington College Youth Conference attendees. Thursday is Teachers and Officers Night with Bible School workers. light refreshments and officer installation follow. Daab speaks The Miracle of Pentecost. Friday's sermon is The Promised Saviour. No service on Saturday. meetings end with Sunday service at seven.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Wilmington College
Joseph P. Daab
Daab
Nelsonville Social Notes
Mrs Walter Hudson hosted the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church at her home. Members reviewed chapters 3 4 and 5 of The Indian In American Life led by Mrs Kessinger Wood and Lloyd Evans, with earlier chapters 1 and 2 covered at prior meetings. A covered dish dinner followed.
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Nelsonville
Walter Hudson
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kessinger
Wood
Lloyd Evans
Backus
Tedrow
Hudson
Study Club Meets With Mrs. Howard
GLOUSTER The Junior Progressive Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Donald Howard Monday evening. A park cleanup plan was discussed and a wiener roast for those helping was scheduled with a 5 39 p.m. start. Bring wieners and tools for shrub removal and trimming.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Donald Howard
New Press
Frank Cheeseman
Dent
Frances Thomas
Mae
Sibyl Kiffle
Canton
G.c.la
Frank
Moose Lodge Initiation Draws 300 Attendees in Glouster
The Loyal Order of Moose in Glouster reports 300 attendees at initiation ceremonies and a post event supper. Lancaster Moose members attended and led the initiation. H T Rainey and visiting Lancaster Moose members spoke on the upcoming Legion Moose convention in Columbus. A chicken dinner followed at six o clock, with C F Guinther thanking helpers.
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Glouster
Lodge of Loyal Order of Moose
Lancaster Lodge
Lancaster
H. T. Rainey
Legion” Moose
Columbus
Moose
C. F. Guinther
Glouster Personal News Highlights Dinner Guests and Birth
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Easer home Trimble Route 1 included their daughter Mrs. Robert Ochsand with family and Clyde Tobin with daughter Susanne from Columbus. Mrs. Ralph C. Frash of Sharpsburg Ohio visits her parents and relatives in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbs announce the birth of Nancy Kay Gibbs on Sept 28. Mrs. Gibbs is the former Edna Cole and lives with her parents Emmett and Mrs. Cole. Mr. Gibbs serves in the Navy at Camp Shoemaker California. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Gibbs of Wooster.
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A. C. Easler
Trimble Route 1
Robert Ochsand
Clyde Tobin
Susanne
Columbus
Ralph C. Frash
Sharpsburg
Ohio
Harry H
Brawley
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
James Gibbs
Nancy Kay
Gibbs
Edna Cole
Emmett Cole
Camp Shoejmaker
Calf
H. K. Gibbs
1 Wooster
Loyal Daughters Class Meets With Mrs Peugh
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs Nelle Peugh on Summit street Friday evening with Mrs Temple Jones assisting. The program included songs solos and readings. Plans were made for church events and holiday programs. CONDITION SATISFACTORY Mrs Ralph J Orr Granville recovering in St Anthony's Hospital Columbus after major surgery.
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Church of Christ
Nelle,Peugh
Summit Street
Temple Jones
Calvary
Helen Peugh
Bess Henshaw
Zane Peugh
Ora Kittle
Nedra Eddy
Nelle ,Peugh
Eileen Peugh
Sibyl Kittle
Cassie Vaughan
Tillie Sweeney
Maude Williams
Elsonville
Ralph J Orr
Granville
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Mrs. Bingman Hosts WCTU Tuesday in Glouster
The Glouster WCTU met at Mrs. C A Bingman’s Madison Street home with Mrs. A A Gessell assisting. New president Mrs. Earl Peugh led the meeting which opened with Lead On O King Eternal and planned S T L society work and Christmas card touches to sons and brothers in service.
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Eliza Guinther
Committee Report Postponed One Week
GLOUSTER Although sever al regular Kiwanians were unable to attend the Tuesday evening meeting due to illness the dinner was held at the Hotel Gordon at 6 30 o clock. A committee which had gone to Logan to investigate the memorial monument to service men and women casualties of the war had a report to make but due to the small attendance it was decided to make the report at next week s meeting. It was announced committees will be appointed at the next meeting to work out a definite plan of campaign for realizing the memorial. Those attending the meeting were Dr W D Witham Mar belita Jonas W G Hughes C E Turner Ben Goldberg and Dan i Kevach.
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Glouster
Gordon
Logan
W. D. Witham
Marbelita Jonas
W. G. Hughes
C. E.turner
Ben Goldberg
Dani Kevach
Meeting Attends as Various Ladies and Guest
A list of attendees includes Mrs. Lucile Grubbs Mrs. j Alice Dust Mrs. Lillie Sweeney Mrs. Bleaner Price Mrs. Sibyl Kittle Mrs. Marguerite Jones Mrs Ethyl Blower Mrs Jo Bal derson Miss Frances Miss Edna Binderbasin Miss Helen Binderbasin and the hostess Mrs Baward who served candy.
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Lucile Grubbs
J Alice Dust
Lillie Sweeney
Bleaner Price
Sibyl ‘Kittle
Marguerite Jones
Ethyl Blower
Jo Balderson
Frances
Ednal
Helen Binderbasin
Jostess
Baward
Musical Program At Trimble Church Of Christ Thursday Evening
Pupils of Mrs Ethel Riley present a musical program with readings at 7 30 pm at Trimble Church of Christ. Admission is free, donations collected for the CSO Christmas fund to aid service members and families in trimming township. The CSO plans Christmas boxes for all service personnel provided names and addresses are reported. The organization notes extended efforts to support the boys and girls in the service and their futures.
Dinner Hostess Emma Skivers entertains Nelsonville group
Mrs Emma Skivers of Nelsonville Route 2 entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Floyd Williams and children Mr and Mrs Cable Bowers and children Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and children Mr and Mrs Marcus Levering Mr and Mrs Fred Maloney Miss Shirley Johnson Arthur Skiver all of Nelsonville Route 2 Mr and Mrs William Leisure and son of Logan Mr Roy Reider and daughter of Logan Mrs Clarence Rieder Luther Skiver and Dorothy McQuaid at Haydenville Mrs Fred Smith of Columbus Mrs Emery Smith and daughter Violet Jean of Sophia North Carolina Meet Thursday Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the K of P Hall This is a regular meeting and the attendance of all members has been requested Visit Parents Miss Anna Mae Yorgt and Mr and Mrs Harry Watson Columbus were weekend guests of the former's parents Mr and Mrs Fred Voigt Nelsonville Thirty officers and members of the Nelson Vite Emblem Club No 97 were present when 22 ladies were Initiated into the organization Thursday evening Sept 28 Following the meeting a buffet supper was erased A bouquet of red roses was presented to Mrs Burley Blair an abate He Was a recent bride A social hour followed the supper
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Emma Skivers
Nelsonvile
Floyd Willams
Cable Bowers
Carl Johnson
Marcus Levering
Fred Maloney
Shirley Johnson
Arthur Skiver
Nelsonville
William Leisure
Logan
Roy Reider
Clarence Rieder
Luther Skiver
Porothy McQuaid
Haydenville
Fred Smith
Columbus
Emery Smith J
Aaughter
Violet Jean
Sophia, N.C
Pythian Siisters
K. of FP
Ielson
Burley Blair
Public urged to respect doctor parking zones
Nelsonville officials appeal to drivers to honor tie parking lanes in front of doctors offices. Mayor Mies Howe notes a parking extension for diners near offices, but multiple violations have forced doctors on emergency calls to search for legally parked cars. Police will tag offending vehicles going forward.
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Nelsonville
Cus
Mies Howe
Ots
Dinders
Comenient
Cor
Addresses Sought From Buchtel Soldiers for Christmas Mail
In Buchtel an appeal seeks the latest addresses of all soldiers overseas and in the United States from Buchtel and nearby, to be sent to Miss Elsie Bookman at the Buchtel school. The deadline is Tuesday Oct 30 to ensure every man and woman in service can receive mail on time.
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Buchtel
United States
Buchtel and
Elsie Bookman
Buchtel School
Heer
Burial set for two year old Sowers at Rew Cemetery
Nelsonville reports the funeral for the two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Sowers died at home in Columbus. Burial will be at Rew Cemetery Buchtel Thursday Oct 3 at 2 54 pm. The family formerly resided at Jobs. They had one other son. Announce revival in Nelsonville at Pilgrim Holiness Church Oak Grove starting Oct 10 through Oct 22 Rev Eddie Burnem and Mrs Burnem will lead evangelist and singer sets each night at 7 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Millard Sowers
Columbus
Rew
Buchtel
Jobs
William Brown
Pilgrim Holinese
Oak Grove
Eddie Burnem
Burnem
Sersiges
Rotarians Tour Nelsonville Plant Demonstrates Juvenile Furniture Line
Nelsonville Rotary members were chauffeured to Carbon Hill after a dinner meeting to tour the Nelsonville Electric and Manufacturing Co juvenile furniture division. Carl Huprick and plant superintendent Albert Inman demonstrated operations of the manufacturing process.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville Electric & Manufacturing Co
Carl Huprick
Albert Inman
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Glouster Odd Fellows
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Nelsonville Social Notes
Loyal Daughters
Peugh
Bingman
WCTU
Anna Mae Yorgt
Harry Watson
Fred Voigt
Tad's Bar
Carbondale
Kimberly Road
Doctuea Greer
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Leadway Coffee
Ike Leadway
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