Nelsonville Homecoming Marked At Three Churches
Nelsonville observed a multi church homecoming with large attendance at the Methodist Christian and First Baptist churches. Dr Herald Monroe preached at 10 30 in the Christian Church and Dr A Dale Fiers of Indianapolis spoke at 2 pm. Basket dinners and a Sunday afternoon fellowship followed with former members present.
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Nelsonville
Methodist
Christian
First Baptist
Herald Monroe
Christian Church
Dale Fiers
Indianapolis
J. A. Long
William Mechem
F. Melvin Wentz
First Baptist Church
B. J. Hall
Presbyterian Church
J. Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Farm
Union Furnace
Watertown Church
Grade Schools Emphasize Care of Children's Teeth
Reports from Colgate Palmolive researchers urge early dental care as children return to school. Regular dentist visits, brushing after meals, and reducing sticky sweets are recommended to prevent cavities in both baby and permanent teeth. Local notes mention community events and visits.
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Colgate-Palmolive Company
Girl 12 Cuts Thumb While Carving Pumpkin Face
Nelsonville girl Sonja Blake 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Blake of Carbon Hill, treated in emergency at Mount St Mary Hospital for a severe laceration to her left thumb after a knife slipped while carving a pumpkin. Jerry Penn 7 of Murray City fractured his right arm above the wrist during play and was treated in the emergency room.
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Nelsonville
Sonja Blake
Donald Blake
Carbon Hill
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jerry Penn
Lester Penn
Murray City
Driver Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville DUI Case
Lloyd James Ennis of Logan pleaded guilty on arraignment in Nelsonville before Mayor Far Hilleary. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and must serve a three day jail term. Police Chief James Cope led the arrest.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd James Ennis
Logan
Far! Hilleary
James Cope
Elks Sponsor Stag Party in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks sponsor a stag party for members and guests on Wednesday evening with fish and oysters on the menu.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks
Nelsonville Society OES To Meet Tuesday
A regular meeting of Eudora Chapter 72, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held in the Masonic Temple Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Kill Eagle Council 57, Degree of Pocahontas, will meet in the Eagles Hall, W Washington St, today at 7 30 p m.
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Eudora Chapter 72
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kill Eagle Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Eagles Hall
W. Washington St
Carlin-Newton Circle Meeting at Steenrod Home
Carlin-Newton Circle 2 of WSCS Methodist Church meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Lascille Steenrod’s home with Mrs. Mary K. Backus assisting hostess.
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Carlin-Newton Circle 2
WSCS
Methodist Church
Lascille Steenrod
Mary K. Backus
Sowers Family Hosts Buffet for Visitor from Oakland Md
Mr and Mrs Clarence Sowers of Monroe Street entertained at their home Saturday evening with a buffet supper for Mrs William Eggers of Oakland Maryland who came to see her brother in law Dr Robert Sowers of Long Beach California visiting his parents in the city.
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Clarence Sowers
Monroe St
William Eggers
Oakland
Robert Sowers
Long Beach
Calif
Nelsonville Emblem Club Sets 8 PM Meeting at Elks Hall
The Nelsonville Emblem Club will hold a business meeting at 8 p.m. in the Elks hall. Members are urged to attend as routine club affairs and upcoming events are discussed.
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Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks All
Marriage Announcement Jean Faye Howard to Dale Bartlett
Millard Howard of Midland City announces the marriage of his daughter Jean Faye to Dale Bartlett of Athens Route 4 on October 8. The bride is Shade High School Class of 54 graduate and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Howard of Nelsonville.
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Millard Howard
Midland City
Nelsonville
Jean Faye
Dale Bartlett
Athens
Shade High School
Ed Howard
Mr and Mrs Georgeof Cleveland and Ray mond Snowden
Readable fragments show names of Mr George of Cleveland and his wife with their Mansfield based nephew Ray mond Snowden referenced in a local notice or family snippet. No further context or events are provided in the text.
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George
Cleveland
Raymond Snowden
Mansfield
Colorado Highway Department Predicts Snow Slides
The Colorado Highway Department has perfected methods of predicting snow slides by analyzing snow depth density and weather conditions to warn motorists and manage avalanche risk on mountain routes.
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Colorado Highway Rtment
DAR Urges Teaching Of American History
The DAR bulletin warns Ohio elementary schools no longer require American history citing a 1949 code change that made courses permissive. It urges action by residents and lists Willem L. Monahan in Defiance and the Ohio School Survey Committee with contact points in Columbus. The Eliza beth Zane Derg Chapter Flag Committee promotes Flag Day sentiment.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Frances BR Lucas
National Defense Committee
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marshall Bixler
DAR
Christopher Columbus
America
Santa Maria
Ohio School Survey Committee
Willem L. Monahan
West High St
Defiance
Ohio School Survey
State House
Columbus
Elizabeth Zane Derg
The
Excelsior Institute Offers Free Guide to Glandular Health
A historical ad announces glandular inflammation as a constitutional illness. It claims temporary relief fails to address causes and offers a free book from Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri detailing new surgical treatments for older men. No obligation.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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Florida
Clinton Hockenberry
Oxford
W. W. Warren
Warren
Kenneth Davis
Haybrow Council
Royal and Select
Ohio Grand Council
Ohio Grand Chapter
Fd Howard
Gladys Kelly
Arthur Barstow
Jerry. J
Murray Barstow
Stanley Barstow
Newark
Dean Howard
ELKS
Nelsonville Society
Maryland
Pocahontas
Emblem Club
Varriage
Jacquard Design
FORD
S&s
East
Carpenter St
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Athens, Ohio
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