Nelsonville PTA Sings and Scout News Highlight Local Events
Nelsonville Central High PTA met at the school for a first grade musical directed by Martine Green with songs including A Zipper Coat and This Old Man. The meeting covered safety patrols, National Education Week, classroom visitation, and awards for room counts. Scouts discussed erosion control projects, new badge work, and advancement plans. Local women’s groups held citizenship discussions, and veterans events, charity parties, and Emblem Club activities were announced with upcoming dances and bazaar preparations.
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Nelsonville
Central Fi School Parent Teachers Association
Martine Green
Jack Pumpkin
Green
Marlin Kep‘lar
Shirley
Donette Kern
W. D. Mender
Lowell Cole
Mt Central School
Kathryn Gray
Ruth Hoskins
Orology of
Phristian Service
Church of
Ida ‘Temple. Duskey
Martha Neikirk
Oda Green
Garnet Schoonover
Halloween Carnival Planned by New Straitsville Band Boosters Club
Plans for an annual Halloween carnival were made at the New Straitsville Band Boosters Club meeting. A parade and band concert will headline the event with booths from New Straitsville organizations featured. The carnival is set for October 27 in New Straitsville.
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New Straitsville
New Straitsville Band Boosters Club
Auto Collision in Nelsonville Reported at 4 15 P M
Nelsonville police logged an accident at Harper and High yesterday at 4 15 P M involving Jesse Hiles and Benjamin Smith both of Nelsonville. Smith backed from a driveway striking the side of Hiles vehicle. Berry Pritchard of Nelsonville was taken to University Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Harper and High
Jesse Hiles
Benjamin Smith
Smith
Hiles
Fix Property Or Be Fined In Nelsonville
Goldie Lever ing of 280 Grosvenor Street was fined 700 dollars and costs by Mayor Earl Hilleary for failing to comply with a state fire marshal order. She has two weeks to fix or tear down the property or the fine will take effect. John Fellem of Nelsonville fined 10 dollars for intoxication. James Warren of Deanville fined 20 dollars for failure to yield the right of way.
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Nelsonville
Goldie Levering
Grosvenor St
Earl Hilleary
James Warren
Deanville
Minor Changes Made In Voting Precincts Nelsonville Changes in Polling Places
Nelsonville city auditor Delbert Kuhn announced one major change for the November 6 general election. The second precinct of the first ward will vote at Pearl Bay residence, 187 Adams St., instead of Effie Bairdain Martin’s Adams St. residence. Other polling places: Ward I first Ameri can Legion Building, Ward I second Ray residence. Ward II first Christian church, Ward II second Presbyterian church. Ward III first City Building, Ward III second Methodist Church. Ward IV first town house, Ward IV second rear of Ruby Evans residence, 729 Poplar St.. Third precinct Flossie Dixon store room on Fourth St.
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Nelsonville
el Tion
Delbert Kuhn
Pearl Bay
Adams St
Effie Bairdain Martin
American Legion
Ray
Ruby’ Evans
Poplar St
Fone
Flossie Dixon
Fourth St
Hocking County Land Transfers Take Place Across Townships
A series of land transfers is reported across Hocking and adjacent townships. Transactions include Leasure and Lenora Lea to James and Sheila Swabb of outlet portions in Spring Hill and Falls townships, and Ralph and Helen Swartz to Roe and Leafy Parsons in Benton and Logan areas. Additional dealings cover parcels in Perry, Salt Creek, Starr, and Adams additions, with multiple parcels described and buyers named.
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Leasure
Lenora Leasure
James E. Swabb
Shelia R. Swabb
Outlet
Logan
Robert Lee Bateman
Joanne Bateman
R. W. Bateman
Gladys Bateman
Greeley G. Miklashek
Mary JM Miklashek
Mabel Ruth Ely
Perry Township
Clarence E. Bryan
Berneta Bryan
Lulu E. Clark
Charles Maple
Ora Louise Maple
Frank R. Pierce
John R. McKinney
Salt Creek Township
Margaret Liff Hartman
Charles E. Hartman
Wilbur J. Kerns
Jessie E. Kerns
West Logan
Fails
Harold R. Mundy
Betty J Mundy
Joe S. Case
Logan Lewis Wagner
Juanita Wagner
James M. Price
Agnes B. Roach
Rosella McDonald
Adams
Murray City
T Charles Campbell
Mildred Y Campbell
Don Huddy
W. Pauline Huddy
Starry Township
Social Guests Visit in St Albans and Nearby Towns
Vinton residents hosted and visited multiple families across St Albans W Va Radcliff Welston and nearby towns. Guests included Beecher Davis Goldie McCady and the Cloudwell group at various homes. California bound travelers Hutchinson Chamberlain returned home after a visit with local hosts.
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Mary Anne Woodruff
Welston
Bertha McCumber
Merle
John Hutchinson
Melvin Chamberlain
San Bernardino
Calif
Rodney Sprouse
Wilkesville
Chester White
Cora Morris
Springfield
Kelsie Arthur
New Carlisle
Wilbur Trimble
Donaldsville
Harvey Brubaker
Earle Roush
Baby
Mr. Roush
Austin Roush
Bidwell
Chauncey Personal News Roundup in Dayton and Jackson
Chauncey area social notes list visitors and family gatherings. Dorothy Wilson and Rosalind of Dayton called on Mrs. Denver Bricker and Mrs. Gruttemeyer. Jackson hosted Rhoda Oliver and family, and more relatives visited. George Betts of Springfield visited siblings in the area. Doris Cunningham won an adult gift at Baughman’s store. Chester Baughman’s family visited grandparents in Hamden. Richard Jackson, released from three years in the Marines, plans to enter Brooks School of Photography after holidays in California. Clifford Sanders and Ernest Watkins hosted visits in Newark. Moody and family attended the Ohio State versus Penn State game in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Lawrence Raphail
Dorothy Wilson
Rosalind
Dayton
Denver Bricker
Fred Gruttemeyer
Rhoda Oliver
Clarence Staley
Michael
Dg Burt
Athens
Jackson
George Betts
Springfield
William Betts
Doris Cunningham
Baughman
Pa Nicholson
Chilren
Chester Baughman
Greg
Corky
Mansfield
Merritt
Richard Jackson
Marines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Albert Jackson
Brooks School of Photography
Santa Barbara
Clifford Sanders
Ernest Watkins
Newark
Carl Moody
Jerry
Jimmy
Ohio State
Penn
Columbus
Hemlock Hemlock Wedding in Corning Oct 13
Dorothy Jean Hines daughter of Frank and Hemlock Hines married James Edward Leonard son of P C Leonard of Corning in a Hemlock UB Church ceremony officiated by Rev Paul Stockman The couple will reside in Corning A reception followed at the groom's parents and another later at Gene Toth's home Congo Also mentions Mrs Kohler and survivor details Glenna Williams and family. Shauncey Trimble church supper fundraiser planned tonight at 6 p m to clear debt on church improvements.
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Hemlock
Corning
UB Church
Dorothy Jean
Frank Hines
James Edward Leonard
P. C. Leonard
Paul Stockman
Sarah Wright
Bartha Williams
Deery
Leonard
Gene Toth
Congo
Mrs. Kohler
Hema Lock
Campbell
E. W. Oliver
East Palestine
Edwin
Hunter
Sharon
Biand
Henry
Shauncey
Trimble
Church of Christ
Glouster Beggars Night Planned by Local Societies
Beulah Johnson hosted Beggars Night activities on Oct. 29 starting at 6:00 p.m. at her home with 12 members and one guest attending until 9:30 p.m. The event featured worship and talks including Why Are Americans Prosperous and Need. The group will meet in November at Ruth Wetzel’s home.
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Glouster
Joyce
Sadie Morrison
Esta Haskins
Merle Danford
Elma Leadinghaus
Ruth Wetzel
Albany Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits Across Towns
Albany social notes record Mr and Mrs A B Taylor visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Ed Sable and family spent time with his mother and sister in Bellaire. Many local families hosted guests from Lodi Canton Stillwater Okla Mason Parma and Columbus over weekends and during fairs. A Chauncey prayer service gathers five church cooperators at 7 30 p m.
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Albany
A. B. Taylor
Pennsylvania
Ed Sable
Karl Radcliffe
Steven
William Laveck
New Marshfield
George Michael
Canton
Edna Whiteman
A.C. Rickard
Jack Shirley
Stillwater
Okla
Dallas Yeager
Mason
Moxie Crabtree
Loretta Crabtree
Alany School
Association of American Childhood
Columbus
Jay Pomerene
Cleveland
Edward Sable
Russell Oliver
Newark
Wiliam Trainer
Daugher
Trainer
Ronnie Hooper
U. S
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Glouster Reports First Honor Roll for Semester
Glouster Schools announce first six weeks honor roll with B or better grades in all subjects including conduct. Names include Eric Angle Rita Richards Janet Steffy in grade 12 and multiple students across grades 11 through 4 with various honors.
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Glouster
Eric Angle
Rita Richards
Janet Steffy
Larry Colbert
Carol Nott
Kenneth Whaley
Montie Hook
Larry, Kineer
Helen Kittle
Michael Mudrie
Judith Nott
Karen Willams
Group Has Hayride GLOUSTER
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of Glouster Methodist Church hosted a hayride and wiener roast Sunday evening in Trimble Heights. Fourteen members and guests attended with Mrs. Joe Williams and Rev and Mrs Dale Hoplight serving as chaperones.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Glouster Methodist Church
Larry Dunin
Trimble Heights
Joe Williams
Dale Hoplight
Official Methodist Board to Meet in Jacksonville Tonight
The official board of the Methodist Church at Jacksonville will convene tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the church to discuss church affairs and upcoming activities.
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Glouster
The
Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Birth of Gary David to Mr. and Mrs. David Phillips
Mr and Mrs David Phillips announce the birth of a son Gary David on September 29. Grandparents are Ida Mae Stoneburner and George Murphy, with great grandparents Ber tie Phillips and Gertrude Jewell. Mrs Murphy visits Ammiston Alabama with her daughter and son in law.
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David Phillips
Gary David
Ida Mae Stoneburner
George Murphy
Bertie Phillips
Gertrude Jewell
Murphy
Ammiston
Ala
Pazo Promises Quick Piles Relief at Home
A home remedy touted as stainless Pazo claims instant relief for internal and external piles. Developed under Grave Laboratoriae trademark, it combines six medically proven ingredients. Test results reportedly show rapid comfort after years of suffering.
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Edith Cochran
Glenn
Scouts Plan
Knights Mt Pythias
Robert Steenrod
Richard Anders
Fred Smith
John Matheny
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Marlene Stage
Pilgrim Holiness Bible College
Frankfort
Ind
Larence
Miss Stage
Cpl
Paul Finniefrock
Lancaster
Hawaiin Islands
Twig
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Ohio State Association of Emblem Clubs
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Wiere
Earl Mathews
Earl Hooper
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
General Insurance
Athens County Insurance Agents Ass'n
Security Bank
Qnerdee Ltr
Geneva Brady
Nit Bullock
William Lehman
C. E. Hutchins
Mary Sayers
Gailen Gornon
Moxahals
Berry Pritchard
Univrsity Hospital
Gerald Forbes
Mgr
Columbus St
Jsonville
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Court St
Louis A. Adit, Mer
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Wow
St. Kal Windy
Mar. Logan
Hocking County
Meigs County
John M. Richmond
E. Main ST
Pomeroy, Ohio
Hudson Motors
Glenna Williams
Glouster Society
Trimble Club
Trimble Township
Chauncey Man
Raymond D
Augustine, Jr
Eversharp
Jermany
U.S. Army Hospital
Augustine
Chauncey — Dover High School
Route 3
Jackie
Silsbee
Tex
Albany Social Notes
I. F. Radcliffe
Lina Caster
Carpenter
Frank Radcliffe
Walter Baumgarter
Vancouver
Canada
Ronda Russell
Parma
B. A. Russell
Melva Radcliffe
Ralph Pritts
Frank Ork
Toledo
Lawrence
E. K. Bryson
John Bryson
Grove City
Robert Bryson
Arthur Bryson
Karla Hambel
Peggy Hogue
Jim Yerian
Judy Antle
Diana Gierhart
Patty Harrison
Judy Kennard
Carolyn Colbert
Karen Dougan
Susie Evelend
Paul Harrison
Timothy Teater
Paul Meallister
Stancel
Donna Sweene
Katherine Triplett
Joe William
Connie Ahle
Leroy Kubbs
Barbara Guinther
Carol Jewell
Ronda Parks
Regina Sikorski
James Cartwright
Dennis Cunningham
Daniel Goldery
Paula Skipper
Johnny Knotts
Greg Sikorski
Dwight H. Rutherford Insurance Security Bank Bldg
Co. M. Gill
the Oakley
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Public
Nelsonville, Ohio
Dave Garroway
NBC
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