Nelsonville Talent Show Ends Tonight at Jubilee
The final night of the Hometown Jubilee at Nelsonville High School follows a strong opening with 65 local participants. Tonight's votes determine first to third prizes for the talent show while honored guests arrive and proceeds benefit the Knights of Pythias youth welfare fund. Curtain is 8 p.m. Tickets at the door.
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Nelsonville
Joe Williams
Carl Bateman
Jo Cochrane
Clyde Byers
Knights of Pythias
Murray City Photographer Dies at 81
Murray City resident Charles Horvath 81 died yesterday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a three week illness. A retired photographer born in Budapest he lived in Murray City nine years after moving from Detroit. Survived by son William Detroit and daughter Irene King Wayne Mich. Funeral Friday at 9 a.m. St. Phillip Neri Catholic Church Murray City with rosary at 8 p.m. at Johnson funeral home. Burial at New Straitsville.
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Mount St Mary Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list admissions including Simon Bond Nelsonville Mrs June Boals Haydenville James Lauderback Nelsonville Route 1 Mrs Ada Bowens Nelsonville Lawrence Reeves Sr Nelsonville Mrs Sarah Pruden Nelsonville Mrs Cora Oliver Glouster Route 3 Dismissals include Mrs William Pickett Nelsonville and daughter Mrs Charles E Cullison Athens Route 2 and daughter Charles Hale Trimble.
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Simon Bond
Nelsonville
June Boals
Haydenville
James Lauderback
Ada Bowens
Lawrence Reeves, Sr
Sarah Pruden
Cora Oliver
Glouster
William Pickett
Charles E. Cullison
Athens
Charles Hale
Trimble
Nelsonville Board of Trade weighs local United Appeal Drive
Nelsonville directors discussed a possible United Appeal Drive at a Tuesday meeting. They tabled the matter to the annual meeting. A nominating committee was named for board positions. Members planned by law changes to term lengths and listed Christmas decorations volunteers. A tentative Nov 27 annual meeting date was set. Bills to Nelsonville Tribune, C E Whitmore, and K and B Business Services were approved. Mexico increases copper product manufacture for foreign exchange.
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William Friedrich
Clyde Byers
Ruth Daugherty
Robert Butts
Jack Oakley
John Brooks
Dix Powell
Byers
Powell
Delbert Kuhn
Robert Wilson
William Hoffman
Clifford Brown
John Maurer
Richard Kunzman
Stuart Hoodler
Robert Rogers
Richard Anderson
Nelsonville Tribune
C. E. Whitmore
K&b Business Services
Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club Plans Halloween Party
The Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club met Tuesday in the church hall with Mrs. Lawrence Colbert as hostess and in charge. Plans for a Halloween party on October 23 were made. Sacred reading by Mrs. Norbert Johnston, other readings by Mrs. Joe Wolf and Mrs. John McCreaner, and roll call on current events. Fourteen members attended and were served lunch after games.
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Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Lawrence Colbert
Colbert
Norbert Johnston
Joe Wolf
John McCreaner
PTA Meeting Tonight at Glouster High School
The Parent Teacher Association will meet today at 8 p.m. in the Glouster high school building to discuss upcoming events and school programs.
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Glouster High School
Grange To Meet Trimble Grange 1830 Install Officers
The Trimble Grange 1830 will hold a Saturday evening meeting for installation of officers. A potluck lunch will be served after the ceremony.
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Trimble Grange
Mrs B W Yager Sr Suffers Surgery At Sheltering Arms
Glouster notices Mrs B W Yager Sr underwent surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital with a brief health update for local residents.
Glouster Church Plans 1957 Christian Clinic
Glouster Church of Christ announces its annual Christian Clinic from November 4 to 15, excluding Friday and Saturday. Ten preachers will speak on Doers Of The Word with Woodrow Perry of Cincinnati Bible Seminary headlining on November 15. The event is a public service feature labeled high school night.
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Glouster
D. K. Teater
Glouster Church of Christ
Glouster Church
Woodrow Perry
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Parents blamed for Halloween pranks in Glouster
Mayor Thomas Williams Sr says neighbors complain of children throwing rocks and tomatoes at houses. He warns that parents of those who damage property or take part in pranks will be held responsible and face heavy fines and court action.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Williams
Homecoming Dance Planned After Nelsonville Pomeroy Game
Nelsonville High School announces its senior class homecoming dance at Elks Hall after the Friday night football game. The event starts at 10 30 p m with the crowning of the homecoming queen and a gift presentation. Clark Dewol hosts with music by the Continentals. Pomeroy students invited. chaperones are Mr and Mrs James Rees.
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Nelsonville
Elks Hall
Nelsonville-Pomeroy
Clark Dewol
Pomeroy
James Rees
Dr William Parham Ordination Is Tonight
GLOUSTER Dr William M Parham Jr will be ordained a deacon of the First Baptist Church today at 7 30 p m The Rev E A Parham pastor of Trinity Baptist Church Columbus will assist The Rev Mr Powell with the ordination A delegation from Macedonia Baptist Church and Trinity Baptist Church Columbus plans to attend Refreshments will be served in the church social rooms in charge of Mrs Gladys Viney and Mrs Helen Leach
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William M. Parham
First Baptist Church
E. A. Parham
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Powell
Macedonia Baptist Church
Gladys Viney
Helen Leach
Grouse Population Up For Season Opening
Columbus report shows ruffed grouse population about 14 percent higher than last season. The 3 percent month opening hunting season begins Monday and ends January 31. State Wildlife Division notes the daily bag limit is three.
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Ohio
State Wildlife Division
Mars life hopes fade among astronomers
Scientists say current evidence does not support intelligent life on Mars. They note no detectable signals or clear biosignatures beyond past water indications.
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