Special Work Is Awaiting Volunteers for Red Cross
In Nelsonville thirty women have registered to make surgical dressings at Red Cross headquarters with many more needed. Afternoon sessions run 1 30 to 4 30 and evenings 7 to 10. A consignment of 85 women’s skirts and several dozen girls’ skirts are ready for packing and distribution to war areas. Those unable to attend can have articles sent to their homes by telephones Mrs C P Bineman sew- ne chairman.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
C. P. Bineman
Sew- Ne
Church Home Coming Rally Draws Large Crowd
NELSONVILLE The Baptist Church home coming and rally Sunday drew a large attendance. Music featured soloist Earnest Lewis and Mrs Delia Lewis. Rev James T Crable of Rendville preached Keep the Passover. Out of town members from Rendville Haydenville and Columbus attended. A church offering was taken. Cards of thanks were extended by committees. Tom Harding and Benny, Oran Mill and Ruth Woodson of Columbus were among those present.
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Nelsonville
The
Baptist Church
Earnest Lewis
Delia Lewis
James T. Crable
Rendville
Haydenville
Columbus
Tom Harding
Benny
Oran Mill
Ruth Woodson
Civilians urged to save tin cans for war effort
Win Bols outlines new orders from Columbus Division to save tin cans by removing ends washing labels flattening bodies and storing them for later collection. Red Cross dressings classes at the Public Library attract 15 to start. organizers urge more women to register Tuesday and Friday sessions to aid wounded servicemen.
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Win Bols
Columbus
Red Cross
Helena Steadem Kirwan
R. L. Hamill
James Knight
Nelsonville
Martha Class Holds Meeting Tuesday
Nelsonville reports the Martha Class of the Methodist Church met at 119 E Washington St Shough home Tuesday evening assisted by Mrs Wil son and Mrs Lancaster. Mrs Julius Fischer led devotionals and group president Mrs T B Bush led business. Miss Bertha Nixon read and Mr Henry Lancaster conducted a quiz. Mrs Shough sang He Knows and God Bless America. Hostess served refreshments to 18 members and one guest Catherine Newman.
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Nelsonville
Pete Shough
Fred Wilson
Henry Lancaster
Martha
Methodist Church
Shough
Washington St
Julius Fischer
T. 8. Bush
Bertha Nixon
Catherine Newman
Club Worker Hears From British Soldier
Edna Brooks of Victory 4-H Club shares a letter from Stanley Patrick Gibbons of Royal Artillery London England. He notes his wife was pleased with a package contents sent through the Red Cross and hopes to send a picture of the new baby. The club's group, led by Mrs. Arthur Ingram, made 300 garments for Red Cross baby safeties about a year ago.
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Nelsonville
Edna_ Brooks
Victory 4-H Club
Stanley Patrick Gibbons
Royal Artillery
London
England
Gibbons
Red Cross
4-H Club
Arthur Ingram
Red
Boy Scout Troops To Meet Tonight
Nelsonville area scouts from Troop No 65 reconvene at 7 30 pm with a reminder to wear uniforms. The note lists numerous scouts including Ted Arnhart Jack Bateman Ralph Boyd Thur man Breeze Joe Breeze Lewis Crane Bill Flowers Geo Hayden Fred Kelly Richard Kelly Chas Kerns Harold Lewis Bill Lewis Jack Mulligan Jim McCombs Joe Bob Stratton Tom Sharon Bob ilson Jim Keating and D er Tommy Hume.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scout
P No. 65
Ted Arnhart
Jack Bateman
Ralph Boyd
Thurman Breeze
Joe Breeze
Lewis Crane
Bill Flowers
Geo, Hayden
Fred Kelly
Richard Kelly
Chas Kerns
Harrold Lewis
Bill Lewis
Jack Mulligan
Buchtel Scrap Drive Ends Friday October Ninth
Mrs Oral Daugherty calls last year's Buchtel nursing class to a Friday evening meeting at 7 30. Supt E L Koehler announces the city scrap drive progress in Buchtel under Mayor Wright. Grades one to three raised funds from scrap sales to buy readers for their rooms. In Nelsonville Mrs Frank Ruthers of Uniontown Pa visits brother William Burnell and Mrs Burnell Tuesday.
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Buchtel
Buehtel
Oral Daugherty
E. L. Koehler
Wright
Nelsonville
Frank Ruthers
Union Town
William Burnell
Burnell
Drunken driving and fighting reported in Point Pleasant
Robert Smith released on a 25 dollar fine after drunken driving arrest by Deputy Hesson and arraignment before Magistrate Franklin Quillin. Lester Rose and Bobby Clark fined for fighting. Billy Hughes of Gallipolis Ferry arraigned by Henderson consul and released on 17.70 pounds. A note warns plain diet as defense against appendicitis.
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Point Pleasant
Robert Smith
Sheriffesson
Franklin Quillin
Hesson
Lester
Rose
Bobby Clark
City
Quillin
Billy Hughes
Gallipolis Ferry
Consable
C. B. Taylor
Henderson
Daugherty
City Fund Balances Reported
Nelsonville city funds totalled 23 675 89 as of Sept 30 with receipts 3 269 25 and expenditures 6 024 30. General fund closed at 9 63 while prior month stood 921 91. Gasoline tax balance 1 469 89. auto tax fund 2 725 92. light plant fund 13 125 12. water works 1 708 55. Sew er bond account unchanged at 4 680 58.
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Nelsonville
E. F. DeVore
Pangemver
Loyal Women's Class Holds Annual Dinner Meeting
In Nelsonville 28 members and five guests gathered Tuesday noon in the Church of Christ social rooms for the Loyal Women's Class annual dinner. A memorial service honored four longtime members Sophia Mann Mary Miller Asa Hammond and Geo. Cope. Rev. L F E Evans Mrs. Charles McManaway and Miss Hyla Harold gave short talks after a chicken dinner.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Loyal Women
Sophia Mann
Mary. Miller
Asa Hammond
Geo. Cope
L. FE. Evans
Charles McManaway
Hyla Harold
Girl Scout Council Meets Wednesday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville October meeting of the Girl Scout Council at The Little House was presided by Commissioner Mrs. Joe B. Davis. Reports were read and accepted. Mrs. Frank Jackson was elected recording secretary. Leaders for all divisions were appointed and a Brownies program explained by guest speaker.
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Nelsonville
Girl Scout Council
Joe B. Davis
Frank Jackson
Nelson Dowler
Little House
Isses Imoge Keeen
Peg Oeran J. Hyde
Pet Cookson
Adaline Ray
Jeuween Mary Engler
Mary Cox
Eleanor Lockhart
Carnes Hickman
Roy Morris
Clyde MacDaniels
Elmer Siddie
Marion Bismiller
Elmer Siddle
Little Nar
Lord Baden- Powell
Cosmopolitan Club to Meet at Miss Bertha Nixon Home
The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Friday evening at the home of Miss Bertha Nixon with Mrs. Leonard Myers assisting. Murray City Band Boosters to hold a benefit party at Murray City High School tonight at 8 o'clock. Public invited.
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Nelsonville
Cosmopolitan Club
Bertha Nixon
Leonard Myers
Murray City
Band R Boosters
Wallace Leaves Ithaca College for William and Mary Post
Miss Marcel ine Wallace, secretary to President L B Job at Ithaca College, receives a leave of absence to become acting assistant professor of secretarial science at William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace's home were their daughter Doris Wallace and Mr Harry Pedrick, both of Sandusky.
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Ine Wallace
L. B. Job
Ithaca College
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Frank Wallace
Doris Wallace
Harry Pedrick
Sandusky
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