Curfew Law Approved Sparks Council Skepticism
Nelsonville city council passed a curfew for under 18s at a Monday meeting amid doubts from several members. The ordinance sets 10:30 p.m. to 4 a.m. but allows police to grant permits for reasonable necessity. Violations carry fines from 25 to 50 dollars. The session also approved sewerage plant bids and discussed street naming and open mufflers.
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Nelsonville
Ward Philips
John Brooks
C. W. Monks
Phillips
Earl Hilleary
Watson Wolfe
Raymond Smith
Nelsonville Society Plans Progressive Dinner Event
The Pandorian Club opens its fall season with a progressive dinner on Thursday at 6 30 p m. The first course will be at Mrs Joe Galvin’s home main course at the Sorority rooms and dessert at Mrs Jack Haffner’s home. A business session will follow at Mrs Dix Powell’s home.
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Pandorian Club
Joe Galvin
Jack Haffner
Dix Powell
Golden Rule Sunday School Class Meeting Set
The Golden Rule Sunday school class of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Cleo Whitmore. The program committee includes Mrs Lulu Hoskins and Mrs Recia Foughty with Mrs Anna McClain as devotional leader. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Venice Brown Mrs Mildred Carlin and Mrs Willa Brown.
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The
Methodist Church
Cleo Whitmore
Lulu Hoskins
Recia Foughty
Anna McClain
Venice Brown
Mildred Carlin
Willa Brown
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Church Thursday
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church will meet at the church Thursday at noon. A pot luck dinner will be served after which a business session will follow.
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The
Christian Church
DeWeese Family Attends Deanville Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Charles DeWeese and Frances Kay of Columbus visited Mrs J C Neal in Deanville for the Christian Church homecoming program. Brothers Lawrence and Floyd sent a large flower basket in memory of their late father Charlies DeWeese, a local church deacon.
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Charles DeWeese
Frances Kay
Columbus
J. C. Neal
Deanville
Christian Church
Charles
Lawrence
Floyd
Charlies DeWeese
Valley Lodge Reports Ticket Sales At Pythian Hall
Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m The lodge asks members who have not reported ticket sales at the recent grand chancellor dinner to report. Members collect sales tax stamps for the Ohio Pythian Home in Springfield for extras and entertainment of residents.
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Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Ohio Pythian
Springfield
Game League To Entertain Forestry Men
The October session of the Fish and Game Conservation League meets at 7 30 p m at the Legion building in Nelsonville. Secretary Wilbur D Mender urges attendance as key matters will be acted upon with guests US District Ranger Ray Knudsen and District Forester Jh J Lindl of Athens. The meeting includes discussion on forest lands and holdings. End of the Big Fish contest is Nov 1. entries of fish turtles and frogs due then. Plans for Sunday’s picnic and turkey shoot from 10 30 a m to 4 p m are reviewed. prizes will be turkeys. Refreshments follow the business session.
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Nelsonville
Fish and Game Conservation League
Legion Building
Wilbur D. Mender
Ray Knudsen
Jh. J. Lindl
Athens
Charles Mcee
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Birth at Glouster route opens new arrival
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs David White from Glouster Route 1 a daughter. Admitted patients include John Williams Glouster Route Mrs Pearl Mace Athens Mrs Mary Brown Jacksonville Charles Evans Wellston Homer Anderson Murray City Mrs Marion Reeves Nelsonville Mrs Warren Whitmore Nelsonville and daughter Mrs Hazel Six Chauncey Mrs Margery Lehman Nelsonville Route 1 Mrs Gladys Stage Athens Route 3.
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David White
Glouster
John Williams
Pearl Mace
Athens
Mary Brown
Jacksonville
Charles Evans
Wellston
Homer Anderson
Murray City
Marion Reeves
Nelsonville
Warren Whitmore
Hazel Six
Chauncey
Margery Lehman
Gladys Stage
Vet Groups To Study Special Program Plans
Committees of three local Veterans posts meet at 8 pm Wednesday at the American Legion building to study special program plans. Commanders listed include Edgar Norman and Jim mie Jones Post VFW, Galvin Ray Nelsonville Post 467 VFW, Robert Auflick Glenford Dugan Post 229 and the American Legion.
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Nelsonville
Posta Wills
American Legion
Edgar Norman
Jimmie Jones Post
VFW
Galvin Ray
Nelsonville Post
Robert Auflick
Glenford Dugan
The
Chauncey Area Personal News Highlights Visitors and Guests
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Grover Patton included Mr and Mrs R F Patton and Mrs Florence Moyers from Harrisville West Virginia along with Mr and Mrs Wilton S and Jimmy of Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders Sandra Joe and Keith. Frances Wallace to entertain the Millfield Euchre Club Wednesday evening. Merle Feuerhelm and Cheryl Lynn Sabina were weekend guests of Luther Cruikshank. Rhoda Oliver visits her sister Flossie Ewing who is seriously ill. Thomas Hamilton attended Rufus Camelin funeral in Chillicothe. Camelin and Hamilton are cousins. Joe Bowman Lana Doris and Carolyn visited O M Bowman and family in Hillsboro. Dorothy Elfreitz and Gladys Omen of Columbus were recent guests of George Fitzer. Julia Patton of Columbus returned home with Elfreitz and Omen after ten days.
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R. F. Patton
Florence Moyers
Patton
Harrisville
W. Va
Wilton S
Jimmy
Parkersburg
Charles Sanders
Sandra Joe
Keith
Florence Moyer
Patton Home
Frances Wallace
Millfield
Euchre Club
Merle Feuerhelm
Cheryl Lynn
Sabina
Luther Cruikshank
Rhoda Oliver
Flossie Ewing
Thomas Hamilton
Rufus Camelin
Chillicothe
Camelin
Mrs. Hamilton
Joe Bowman
Lana
Doris
Carolyn
Bowman
O. M. Bowman
Hillsboro
Dorothy Elfreitz
Gladys Omen
Columbus
George Fitzer
Julia Patton
Nelsonville Athletic Association to meet at high school
Nelsonville Athletic Association will hold a meeting today at 7 30 pm in the high school building. President Max Barber urged all members and interested parties to attend.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Athletic Association
Max Barber
Griffin Rites Wednesday in Nelsonville for Minnie Griffin
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Griffin who died Sunday in Columbus will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Pilgrim Holiness Church on Chestnut Street. Burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery. She was widow of George Griffin and lived in Nelsonville and York Township until moving to Columbus to live with her children. Survived by four children Orville and William Robinson, Floris and Mary, all of Columbus. three sisters Jennie Fugitt, Clara Stowers of Nelsonville, Martha Barr of Sabina. and two brothers Edward and James Nelson of this city.
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Clark Spring
Leesburg
Fla
N. B. Edington
John Hanley
Cuyahoga Falls
L. E. Aumiller
Columbus
Gay Aumiller
Edith Hanley
John Edington
Nelsonville General Services
Minnie Griffin
Ray Sipsen
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chestnut St
Mra
George Griffin
Nelandville
York Township
Orville
William Robinson
Floris and
Mary
Jennie Fugitt
Clara Stowers
Nelsonville
Martha Barr
Sabina
Edward
James Nelson
City
Church Marks 95th Year in Nelsonville Centennial Hope
Nelsonville church marks its 95th anniversary with guests from London, Logan, Carbon Hill, Delaware, Millfield, Chauncey, New Marshfield, Athens, New Lexington, Zanesville and Columbus. Ministers offered greetings from many pastors including Johnston Virginia Evans Scott Strickler King Faust Taylor Courtney Maffett and others. Photos were taken and a centennial in five years was hoped for.
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Nelsonville
London
Logan
Carbon Hill
Delaware
Millfield
Chauncey
New Marshfield
Athens
New Lexington
Zanesville
Columbus
The
Christian Church
C. Johnston
Virginia
S L. EB. Evans
Wellsville
Ohio
John Scott
Canfield
R. F. Strickler
Marion
Fleming Coins Name for Penicillin in 1929 Discovery
Alexander Fleming, an English scientist, recognized and named penicillin in 1929. He identified the antibiotic as a form of penicillium from mold growth and spores observed on a contaminated culture.
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Alexander Fleming
Joe Sanders Birthday Party in Hobe Home
Chauncey and Mic Grover Patton hosted a Hobe party Wednesday night in their decorated basement honoring Joe Sanders on his birthday anniversary. The event featured games, music, gifts, and refreshments for Donna Chadwell, Mary Jo Gould, Lou Ann Sanders, Carolyn Freeman, Regina Keirns, Gracie Simpson, Jerry Shumway, Donald Freeman, and Joe Sanders.
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Chauncey
Mic Grover Patton
Joe Sanders
Joana
Donna Chadwell
Mary Jo Gould
Lou Ann Sanders
Carolyn Freeman
Regina Keirns
Gracie Simpson
Jerry Shumway
Donald Freeman
Airman Daugherty Returns Home From California
Airman First Class Robert R. Daugherty son of Mr and Mrs A E Daugherty of Athens Route 2 arrived home by commercial airliner from Hamilton Air Force Base California to spend a Wednesday leave.
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Chauncey
Robert R. Daugherty
A. E. Daugherty
Athens
Hamilton Air Force Base
Hamilton
Calif
Comanche the buckskin horse Tells of Cus Ters Last Stand
A relief column of 18 cavalrymen found the battlefield at Little Big Horn in June 1876. Only Comanche the injured buckskin horse survived General Cus ters five troops.
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Little Big Horn
Emergency injuries reported in Nelsonville area
Nelsonville resident Keeney was treated at Mount St Mary Hospital after a laceration from a page mishap. Tom Hall 15 dislocated his left elbow during a wrestling fall. Wanda Pancake 4 received a head laceration while at play.
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Nelsonville
Keeney
Deanville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Tom Hall
Norman Hall
Hove
Wanda Pancake
Mea
Raymond Pancake
Deenville
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