Patriotic Talks by Candidates At Rotary Women Dinner
Rotary members and Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a patriotic chicken dinner in Nelsonville to mark National Business Women's Week. Dr H T Phillips and John P Kelso spoke on voting wisely and American principles, urging active civic participation.
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Nelsonville
H. T. Phillips
Athens
John P. Kelso
Dr. Phillips
United States
Kelso
Maxine Hall
Pauline Fierce
Miss Hall
Eagles Drum Corps Wins At Waverly
Nelsonville Eagles drum corps won first prize at a parade in Waverly on Oct. 6, with eight other bands competing. Virgil Davis state president and Waverly Aerie officers welcomed the group, which earned future engagements and a trip to Gloucester for the aerie’s new home dedication.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Eagles
Waverly
Virgil Davis
Waverly Aerie
Grand Tavern
Paul Whyte
Max Bartoe
Watson Wolfe
Glouster
Aerie
Beasleys Beat Haydenville in City League Match
Nelsonville Beasleys win two of three games against Haydenville in a city league clash. Tony Pughline posts 221 and 513 for a high single and three game total. Beasleys and Haydenville totals listed with players F Conley B Matheny Juniper Huddy Martin and Pughline. The Coverts Haydenville match was postponed to a later date.
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Nelsonville
Beasleys
Haydenville
Tony” Pughline
Coverts
F. Conley
B. Matheny
Juniper — Ua
Albany Community KFair premium winners listed
Albany concluded its two day Community Fair with a record crowd and a gala minstrel by Albany Grange. Premiums honored numerous displays across categories from Flower arrangements to baked goods, with prizes awarded to Junior Sunshine Garden Club, Albany Garden Club, and many individual contestants in boys and girls events, domestic arts, and livestock displays.
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Albany
Albany Community Fair and Institute
Albany Grange
Sunshine Garden Club
Carol Jean McVay
Shirley Ann Feth
Harriet Ayler
Margaret Barnette
Beth Dalley
Howard Ayler
Lucile Wingett
Helen Dinsmoor
Bertha Sweeny
F. A. Johnson
Marie Colburn
Mary Sweeny
Letha M. McClain
Jane Dailey
Letha McClain
Melva Radcliff
Lucile Stenson
Odta Gillogly
L. A. Gillogly
Kenneth Oxley
Cora Munn
W. D. Whaley
Frances Cline
Lola Mae Baughman
Arthur van Dyke
Arminta Chase
Walree French
Dayton Hoffee
Don Young
Evelyn Hooper
Cora West
Don Sanders
Leona Pauley
Lawrence White
Charles Weiss
Lamar Springer
Ohio
George Bean
Jack Scott
Lawrence Munn
Billy Munn
Lee Elliott
Harry Ross
Lawrence Bean
Garrison Bean
A. Trout
Vance Springer
J. W. West
M. W. Ross
Guy Wingett
Gene West
Joan Whaley
Robert Cordray
Ronald Lynch
Barred Rocks
Carl Johnson
White Rocks
Mary Francis Bean
Wyandottes
Howard Aylor
Rhode Island
Ranger Gives Talk on Fire Prevention at Nelsonville High
Ranger Dudley Gilmore of the Forest Service spoke on Conservation to Nelsonville High students during National Fire Prevention Week. He urged fire loss reduction at homes highways and forests. Posters were left at the school and to be displayed on bulletin boards. The pep rally and bonfire are set for Thursday evening with the football team and cheerleaders involved. The varsity hosts Wellston this week on the local field.
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Nelsonville
Dudley Gilmore
Forest Service
Wellston
Odd Fellows Meet in Nelsonville With Hock-Hocking Lodge
Athens County Odd Fellows Association will meet with Hock Hocking Lodge No. 339 in Nelsonville on Thursday evening October 10 at 7 30 at their hall on West Columbus Street. Work in the First Degree is planned and many members are expected to attend.
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Nelsonville
Athens County Odd Fellows Association
Hock-Hocking Lodge
W. Columbus St
Millfield Lodge Delegates Attend Pocahontas District School
Mazon Council No. 93 delegates from Millfield attend district school of instruction in Murray City. Mrs Mae Boudinot reports on the session. A Thursday potluck follows the lodge meeting at the D of P Hall in Millfield. October birthday honorees include Frances Wallace Iva Evans Lucy Misner and Edith Kidd.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council
Pocahontas
Millfield
Murray City
Pocahontas Lodge
Mae Boudinot
Alice Theisen
Everetta Simpson
Bertine Sanders
Delena Funk
Virginia Cheatham
Helen Funk
Elen Dunkle
Elizabeth Robinett
Beatrice Theisen
Ruby Simpson
Jennie Cole
Elsie Misner
Maxine Boudinot
Frances Wallace
Iva Evans
Edith Kidd
Avanelle Crabtree
Maude Triplett
Clara Theisen
Irene Wade
Maggie White
Augusta Theisen
Mazon Council No. 93
D. of P. Hall
Lucy Misner
Nelsonville Circle of Ruth Holds October Meeting
The Circle of Ruth of the Presbyterian Church met in the church social rooms for a reunion with a covered dish supper served at 6:30. Mrs. Jessie Shafer chaired the gathering with guest speaker Blanche Riley describing the Dorr Run Chapel and calling for a recreational room. Announced birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lehman, with Fred Wilson as grandfather.
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Nelsonville
Circle of Ruth
The
Presbyterian Church
Jessie Shafer
Lloyd Evans
Irene McDowell
Blanche Riley
Dorr Run
Sand Run
Kimberly
B. M. Coakley
Frank Lowry
Columbus
Fred Johnson
Zanesville
C. Stratton
E. B. Acomb
Don Davis
Athens
Emma Brusch
Leslie Hannahs
Lawrence Lehman
Fred Wilson
Property Purchased by William Deans on Elizabeth Street
Mr and Mrs William Dean have purchased the Fred Wright property on Elizabeth Street and will take possession once the Wrights secure a new home. Esther Class members bound for Athens Thursday should meet Mrs Emma Cooks home by 130 PM. Mrs S W Ross hosted Monday Bridge Club with Ednah Backus and Dean Linscott high scores Esther Verity low. Mrs Ross served a two course lunch Paul Allen won traveling prize. Rainbow Class Church of Christ meets Thursday evening at Mrs Ed Ervin Chestnut Street with assist from Tessie Cavanaugh Margaret Green and Gary Parian. District No 1 Athens Presbyterial luncheon at noon Thursday at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church serving Nelsonville Logan New Plymouth Union Furnace Sand Run and Deanville churches. Edith Stires of Nelsonville is district vice president. Pythian Sisters meet Thursday night at 7 oclock. all officers and members requested to attend.
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William Dean
Fred Wright
Elizabeth St
Wrights
S. W. Ross
Monday Bridge Club
Ednah Backus
Dean Linscott
Esther Verity
Ross
Paul Allen
Rainbow
Church of Christ
Ed Ervin
Chestnut St
Tessie Cavanaugh
Margaret Green
Gary Parian
Ervin
Athens Presbyterial
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Logan
New Plymouth
Union Furnace
Sand Run
Deanville
Athens
Edith Stires
Nelsonville Personalities Attend Purdue State Football Game
Local residents Miss Betty Verity Helen Washburn Abbie Jane Rose and others joined attendees at the Purdue State football game Saturday. Other social visitors include Mrs. Mary Ray Adaline and Eleanore Ray Dick Ray staying with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ray in Frankfort Chicago and Waukegan. Police note: a church meeting led by Rev Otto Miller continues at New Pittsburg Church with all day Sunday services.
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Nelsonville
Betty Verity
Helen Washburn
Abbie Jane Rose
Helen
Betty Stewart
Mary FE. Kessinger
Ruth Beckler
Ruth Kelch
Purdue
Mary Ray
Adaline
Eleanore Ray
Dick Ray
Frankfort
Ind
E. F. Ray
Chicago
Waukegan
Ill
Nelson Carr
New Pittsburg
New Pittsburg Church
Otto Miller
Young People Attend Chauncey Church Youth Conference
Chauncey McConnelsville youth from the Chauncey Church of Christ gathered Saturday for the Youth Conference. Attendees included Betty Jane Courtney Mary Lou Ferrer Lois Ann Shafer Isabel Courtney Margaret Jackson Geraldine Parry Jo Ann Williamson Lois Jean Lands Marilyn Parry Dorothy Jane McCafferty Mary Carolyn Bricker Nellie Agin Ina Jane Cunningham Jo Ann Seiber Jeanette Blackford Frances Fiske Fred Russell Jr Hodge Seiber Jr Charlies Harvey Courtney Carlos Nye Russell Johnson and minister Gilbert Courtney.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
McConnelsville
The
Church of Christ
Betty Jane Courtney
Mary Lou Ferrer
Lois Ann Shafer
Isabel Courtney
Margaret Jackson
Geraldine Parry
Jo Ann Williamson
Lois Jean Lands
Marilyn Parry
Dorothy Jane McCafferty
Mary Carolyn Bricker
Nellie Agin
Ina Jane Cunningham
Jo Ann Seiber
Jeanette Blackford
Frances Fiske
Fred Russell Jr
Hodge Seiber Jr
Chauncey Guests Dine With Hendersons Sunday
Mr and Mrs James Henderson entertained as their Sunday dinner guests at their Chauncey home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Alfred Hensley and daughter Phyllis from Chauncey and numerous friends from nearby towns.
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Chauncey
James Henderson
Alfred Hensley
Fred Grambly
Phyllis
Jean Ann Sabo
Columbus
John McGurty
Robert Sands
Bobby Riley
Murray City
Marcia Carsey
Franklin Pennell
Salem
Arthur Henderson
Lily Mae Henderson
Hubert Henderson
Helen Henderson
Revival Meetings At Church Of God In Chauncey End Three Weeks
Revival services at the Church of God in Chauncey concluded Sunday night after three weeks. Pastor Rev. Clarence Way led the meetings with Evangelist Harvey Pingoun of Munette Indiana assisting, who has moved to Cleveland to start a similar service in a nearby town.
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Chauncey
Church of God In
Clarence Way
Harvey Pingoun
Munete
Ind
Cleveland
Ladies Aid to Meet at Millfield Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ will gather Friday with Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett and Miss Olive Brookins as co hosts. The afternoon is set for quilting and the evening will feature the October business meeting followed by a masquerade party.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Elizabeth Robinett
Olive Brookins
WCTU Meeting and Local Social Notes in Hamden
The WCTU held a Friday gathering at the Methodist Church electing officers headed by President Estella Scott and Vice President D M Bryson. The column also lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting, or recovering from medical events around Hamden and nearby towns.
Chauncey Visitors Spend Weekend in Marengo and Centerbury
Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett and Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson with sons Dickie and Bobbie visited Chauncey friends in Marengo. The group also called on Mr and Mrs Truman Hedges and Ruth Wharton in Centerbury, both formerly of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Sam Tippett
Albert Jackson
Dickie and
Bobbie
Marengo
Centerbury
Truman Hedges
Ruth Wharton
Glouster Girl Has Many Grandparents
Karyn Ethyl Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams, has four grandparents and six great grandparents, all living. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Viney. Great grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Viney, Mr. and Mrs. Link Payton of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Allen of Rendville.
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Glouster
Karyn Ethyl Williams
Lawrence Williams
Harry Williams
Andrew Viney
Henry Viney
Link Payton
This City
Albert T. Allen
Rendville
Plan Home Coming At Hollister Church
Sixth annual Hollister U B Church home-coming set for October 13 with Rev H O Davis in charge and a Sunday School goal of 217. Gifts will go to youngest and oldest present. Basket dinner at noon. Rev Wiley to lead Sunday School lesson. Rev Metzler of Circleville will speak in the afternoon. Class goals listed for multiple Sunday School groups.
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Hollister
Hollister U. B
H. O. Davis
Wiley
Metzler
Circleville
Dorcas
Loyal Workers
Sunbeams
Builders
Everready
Brotherhood
Cradle Roll
Senorita
Buck Workers
Ruth
Shoot for $50,000 In Bowling Carnival
GLOUSTER bowlers enter the $50,000 Red Crown Open Play Ten Pin Carnival with a chance to double a prize by hitting a target score within their class. James Wolf of Wolf Bowling Alleys announced the event starts next Saturday Oct 12. Entry requires a total score from a consecutive 3 game series in open play. All bowlers are eligible, with equal prize opportunity across classes.
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Glouster
James Wolf
Wolf Bowling Alleys
Wolf
Kinney Family Moves To State Capital
Mr and Mrs F D Kinney moved their household goods on Monday to Columbus where they will reside at 211 Clinton Heights they were accompanied by Phyllis Ann An other daughter Lois went to Columbus in September to enter high school at the beginning of the term She is enrolled in North High School Miss Ruth Kinney remained in this city to continue her work in the Brown Beauty Shop She will reside with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Grant Wallace on Main St Mr Kinney is employed as electrician at Ohio State University in Columbus
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Glouster
F. D. Kinney
Columbus
Clinton Heights
Phyllis Ann
Lois
North High School
Ruth Kinney
Brown Beauty
Grant Wallace
Main St
Kinney
Ohio State University
Jack Dillon
W. A. Craft
Chicago
Mr. Dillon
Edith Summers
Marshall Summers
Yondell Johnson
Clyde Bingman
Lewis Gatchel
John Clinesmith
Detroit
Mich
T. A. Ray
Ringgold
Lucille Thompson
Mary Lee
Ruth Ann
Donald Cunningham
Old Man's Cave
Rock House
Pauline Echstenkamper
Cecelia Chute
Elizabeth Chute
Lallah Danford
M. E. Hoon
Marilyn
New Marshfield
Thomas Gibson
Athens
Lillie Kinney
New Concord
Jack Zimmer
Foster Brown
Charles
Leonard Sorrell
Bernard Leach
Elyria
S. A. Cunningham
Zern Cunningham
Wellston
Ovid Eberts
F. W. Everett
L. E. Burnelle
Washington, D. C
Daughters of American Revolution
Ernest Lehew
Gerald Lee
Newark
Nelsonville school notes update and activities
Delta Kappa Society will meet October 16 at 5 at Miss Lillian Stover’s home. Local members listed. Boys and girls bowling teams organized. girls meet Mondays. Fire Prevention Week discussed in guidance classes. Wings Over Jordan choir visit noted with early dismissal for attendees. Senior commercial students work on filing systems.
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Nelsonville
Alpha Lambda
Delta Kappa Society
Lillian Stover
Blanche Moorehead
Grace
Mildred Roberts
Marie
Katherine Warehime
Florence Cook
Estelle Reynolds
Beatrice Barber
Lucille Long
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Helen Shaw
Ruth Cook
Rosemary Sayre
State Department of Education
J. K. Kinneer
E. J. Arnold
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Jordan
Revival Begins at Union Furnace Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nelsonville reports an old fashioned revival starting Sunday night at Union Furnace Pilgrim Holiness Church and set to run until October 20. Evangelists Everett Allman and Billy Stein of Junction City lead with special singing each night.
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Nelsonville
Union Furnace Pilgrim Holiness Church
Everett Allman
Billy Stein
Junction City
Jacksonville PTA hears school executive speak
Supt. Taylor of Athens County urged greater state support for schools at the Jacksonville Grade Parent-Teacher Association meeting. He noted local schools face heavy financial burdens while Mrs. Taylor attended. 105 new PTA members were reported with Miss Mary McCann leading. A bake sale was planned for election day and Evelyn Deal’s class won the attendance banner.
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Glouster
F. J. Taylor
Athens
Athens County
Jacksonville
Taylor
Faye McKinley
PTA
Mary McCann
Evelyn Deal
Wahnera Echstenkamper
Helen Kearns
Triphine Thompson Birthday Honored in Glouster Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Andy Thompson entertained at their Trimble home on Sunday Oct 6 to honor daughter Triphine on her ninth birthday. A huge nine candle cake was given by the family as guests and relatives joined for ice cream cake and candy.
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Andy Thompson
Trimble
Triphine
Elizabeth Lee
Nellie Lou Phillips
Donna Leah Johnson
Jo An Morrison
Glouster
Mildred Reedy
Theresa Lou
Lola June Morrison
Glouster PTA Leader Notes Extra Band Fund Donation
Mrs Ray White president of the Glouster Parent Teacher Association says Local 202 of Mine 267 gave ten dollars toward band uniforms, more than the five originally cited in Monday's Messenger.
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Glouster
Ray White
Parent- Teacher Association
Women’s Aid to Sponsor Soup and Sandwich Dinner
The Ladies Aid Society of the Trimble Methodist Church will hold a soup and sandwich dinner in the church dining room on Thursday October 10 starting at 11 a.m. Proceeds will support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Ladies Aid Society of
The
Trimble Methodist Church
Glouster Methodist Church Choir Practice Tonight
All young people of the Glouster Methodist Church are asked to meet at the church tonight at 8 o clock for practice. Miss Dorothy Lindaman, music instructor in the local schools, will direct the choir.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Dorothy Lindaman
Way To Believe Itchy Pimples Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts relief for itching and pimples with a 35 cent Peterson s Ointment box sold at a druggist. It promises prompt itching relief and skin improvement including toe cracks and foot itching.
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Peterson
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