District Four F O B Meets Here Sunday
Nelsonville hosts District Four of the Fraternal Order of Eagles this Sunday at 2 p m in the Nelsonville Eagles Hall. The district covers Nelsonville Pomeroy Athens Logan Murray City Marietta Corning Jacksonville and Glouster. W S Stewart a Columbus past state president will speak. Initiation by the Nelsonville degree team. Dinner served after the session.
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W. S. Stewart
Columbus
Nelsonville Couple Wed in Toledo Church Ceremony
Virginia Ann Robinson and Dale A. Gladieux exchanged nuptial vows Saturday at 7 30 p m in East Christian Church Toledo officiated by Rev Court Adams. The couple greeted guests at a Woodville reception and plan an eastern motor trip afterward.
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Virginia
Ann Robinson
Dale A. Gladieux
East Christian Church
Toledo
Court Adams
Alfred Bailey
Oral Mercer
Nancy Dotson
Caroline Bambera
Lois Mercer
Thomas Huss
Ronald Lermer
Woodville
Harold Robinson
Harry Stage
Maude Gillian
Sharon
Faye Childress
Two County Group Quarterly Conference Sunday in Nelsonville
The Group Quarterly Conference for sub district 4 covering Athens and Vinton Counties meets Sunday at 7 30 p m in the First Methodist Church Nelsonville. The program features a Miss Bessie Stephenson prelude devotionals by Dr F M Wentz music by the Methodist quartet roll call and business led by Dr W Carl Hickey district superintendent of the Chillicothe district and a sermon by Dr Harold Kellog titled Accepting the Challenge and Consecration to the Task. Closing with hymn benediction and postlude by the organist. Central committeemen and candidates are invited.
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Athens
Vinton
First Methodist
Bessie Stephenson
F. M. Wentz
W. Carl Hickey
Chillicothe
Harold Kellog
Hazen G. Werner
York Township Democrat Club Meeting Planned at Red Men Hall
Nelsonville notices the York Township Democrat Club will hold a meeting Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Red Men Hall. The gathering invites all members and interested residents to attend.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Democrat Club
Red Men Hall
WSCS Circle Plans Meeting at Mrs Ray Elliott Home
WSCS Circle Four of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Ray Elliott.
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Nelsonville
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Ray Elliott
Nelsonville Rally Day and church programs noted
Rally Day was observed at the Deanville chapel Sunday with Betty Thomp son in charge. Poems were given by Sandra Bentley, Ann Wolfe, Morland Warren and Larry Warren. The Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Long left Wednesday for Cleveland for the international convention of Christian Churches at the municipal auditorium. Morning, afternoon and evening services were held there. The Longs stay at Hotel Carter and plan to return Thursday, Oct. 17.
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Deanville Chapel
Betty Thompson
Sandra Bentley
Ann Wolfe
Morland Warren
Larry Warren
J. A. Long
Cleveland
International Convention of Christian Churches
Municipal Auditorium
Longs
Carter
Mayor Fines Four Truckers for Overload
Four truckers were fined by Mayor Earl Hilleary for overloading in Nelsonville court. Each paid 25 dollars plus costs after state patrol arrests. Fined were Gerald Blair 1280 pounds over, James E. Sellars 1900 pounds over, William F. Poston and Elmer F. Poston with 1600 and 840 pounds over. Certificates of promotion were awarded to five individuals.
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Earl Hilleary
State Patrol
Gerald Blair
Carbon Hill
James E. Sellars
Londary
William F
Woman Nurtures Jerusalem Cherry Tree in Yard Display
Pedestrians along 184 West Columbus Street stop at Edna Newman's rear porch to admire a Jerusalem Cherry Tree bearing about 200 bright cherries. Newman began the tree from the fruits two years ago and reports steady growth.
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Columbus St
Edna Newman
Jerusalem
Forty-Three Women Hold Helicopter Pilot Licenses
Twenty one women in the United States hold helicopter pilot licenses as reported in the Athens Messenger. The item highlights women entering a field traditionally limited to men and notes the distribution of licenses across the country.
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