Bee Lee Tee Wins Beulah Park Third Race
Lester Samp son of Middletown Ohio trains 3 year old Easy for Me and Bee Lee Tee winning the third race at Beulah Park. Bee Lee Tee marks its third victory. Samp son and Mrs W F Mallon Greensburg PA visited weekend hosts Leroy Weaver.
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Nelsonville
Cadiz
Ohio
Lester Sampson
Middletown
Bee Lee Tee
Beulah Park
Forde Sampson
W. F. Mallon
Greensburg
Leroy Weaver
Cookson's Clothing Expands into Hyde Building Public Square
Cookson's Clothing Store has moved from West Washington Street to the former Holland Shoe Store space in the Hyde Building on Public Square. The room is re arranged with new decor and asphalt tile. Hoffman Appliance Co. will take Cookson's vacated space on Hocking Street.
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Nelsonville — Cookson’s
W. Washington St
Holland Shoe Store
Hyde Building
Public Square
Cookson’s
Hoffman
Weekend Visits Gather Local Families in Logan Area
Mrs. Ruth Sickles and others from Logan spent time with relatives and attended boat races in New Martinsville West Virginia. Numerous couples from Logan and Columbus visited friends in Union Furnace and nearby towns over the weekend.
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Union Furnace
Ruth Sickles
Logan
Tom Stewart
Millie King
Orville Kistler
New Martinsville
W. Va
Pan Jones
Paul Zimmerman
Amy
Charles Justus
Brenda
Columbus
Edwin Worthman
Addison Frey
Eddie Hamilton
Pennsville Visiting and Local Guests Report
Mr and Mrs O I Ice and daughter Pat of Steubenville visited Mrs A O Lindamore en route to Athens where Pat studies at Ohio University. Norman Scott hosted dinner with Ray Jones Ronald and Evan Bays. D C Parsons visited Mary E McElfresh Malta. Alton Wagoner of Baltimore, Md spent a week with Emma S Wagoner and family. Don Strode of Frankfurt Ky stayed with Hart Strode. Dewey Bailey Kent and Elbert Bailey Akron attended homecoming and visited the Wootton home in Stockport. Jerry Hilaman accompanied to spend a couple weeks. Golda Van Fossen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsville
O. I. Ice
Pat
Steubenville
A. O Lindamore
Athens
Ohio University
Norman Scott
Ray Jones
Ronald
Evan L. V. Bays
D. C. Parsons
Mary E. McElfresh
Malta
Alton Wagoner
Baltimore
Emma
Wagoner
Gus Kennard
David
Cleveland
C. J. Kennard
Don Strode
Frankfurt
Hart Strode
Dewey Bailey
Kent
Elbert Bailey
Akron
Wootton
Stockport
O. E. Wolfe
Norwalk
Keith Hilaman
Jerry Hilaman
Golda van Fossen
Local Social Notes From Broadwell Area Visitations
Mr and Mrs Albert Ogg and Mrs Ella Org visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith of Belpre. Families from McLeish visited Cook Van Dyke and Mrs Leonard Lowery Darlene Lowery Faye Nott and Dorothy Parr attended. Various locals traveled to Columbus Amesville Chesterhill Decatur and Gallipolis for family events and to see relatives including Mrs Hazel Burke.
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Harold Driggs
Clarence Rathburn
Homer
Hattie Hendershot
Decatur Presbyterian Church
Frank James
Harry van Dyke
Amesville
James
Della Ellis
Joe Young
John Young
Roger
Jimmy
Chesterhill
Kay Hoon
Virgil Hixson
Gallipolis
Hazel Burke
Legion Post Committeemen Announced
NELSONVILLE The following standing committees for the Year 3950 to serve Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion have been announced by Louis Pughline post commander. Membership Kenneth Weaver chairperson Leroy Bennett Charles Miller Tom Kelly Bob Carter. House and Entertainment Vert Ogg Roy Six Chester Bay Luther Shivers Pearl Wend. Finance Carlyle Mender George Appleman Edwin Ellison Legalie John son Leonard Cooley Corwin Cook son. Service Officer Floyd Brown Visiting Bryan Schall American ism Wilbert Mender J O Steen rod Dale Foster Thomas Lax Frank Keyes Athletic Max Lin ton Jack Maurer Bob Hutchins. Child Welfare Officer Hdward Carter Publicity Floyd Brown W D Mender.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Louis Pughline
Kenneth Weaver
Leroy Bennett
Charles Miller
Tom Kelly
Bob Carter
Vert Ogg
Roy Six
Chester Bay
Luther Shivers
Pearl Wend
Carlyle Mender
George Appleman
Edwin Ellison
Legalie Johnson
Leonard Cooley
Corwin Cookson
Floyd Brown
Bryan Schall
Wilbert Mender
J. O. Steenrod
Dale Foster
Thomas Lax
Frank Keyes
Max Linton
Jack Maurer
Bob Hutchins
Hdward Carter
W. D. Mender
Post
Tom Lax
Chester Ray
VFW
Legion
Middleport
Eagle Tribe Changes Meeting Time in Nelsonville
The Kill Eagle Tribe 179 of the Improved Order of Red Men will meet at 7 p.m. in the Buckeye building hall instead of 7 30 p.m. for the next six months. Gerald Shivers notes the new hour. The group plans to take part in Chauncey’s Homecoming parade on October 15 and Armistice Day events on November 11.
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Nelsonville
Kill Eagle Tribe
Buckeye
Gerald Shivers
Sachem
Chauncey
Fur bearing animals killed yearly in the United States
About thirty million fur bearing animals are killed annually in the United States to meet fur demand. Some twenty million consist of muskrat opossum mole lamb kid marmot and squirrel.
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United States
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Hoodlet
Elsonville
Charles Clark
Pearl McGuire
Jane
Albert Greathouse
Near Logan
Robert Lafolette
Frank Cherry
Earl Bali
Lew Davis
Dan Jones
Broadwell
SEARS
Kenmore
Roebuck
Legion Post
Eagle Tribe
Milady
Brandwene
Princess
Childrens’ Coat
Endicott-Johnson
Oxfords
Valencia
Charm Magazine
Appar Logan, Ohio
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