Nelsonville Community Chest Drive Opens Friday
The Nelsonville Community Chest campaign launches Friday with a goal of 2500 dollars. Allocations include 600 to Boy Scouts and 600 to Girl Scouts, 600 to Child Welfare, 200 to Mount St Mary Hospital, 100 to Salvation Army, and 100 for expenses. 42 districts will be served with 15 solicitors in the business district and 15 volunteers for residences. Reverend Rollin S. Polk joins the drive for the ministerial association.
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Nelsonville
Community Chest
Paul Betts
Drive
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Salvation Army
Rollin S. Polk
Bill Hoffman
Everett Crane
Lloyd Elliott
Hubert Mender
Alice K. Brooks
James Shumaker
Shelby Barber
Raymond Foughty
Dean Linscott
Joe Stedem
Earl Hilleary
Meade Whyte
Homer Adams
Robert Ohlinger
Earl Worthington
Walter Tigner
James Gilbert
Francis Abdella
R. W. Oakley
Arthur Green
J. H. Donahey
William Hoffman
Arthur Newton
Charles Miller
Ned Tolliver
Mark Herrold
Joe Galvin
Oscar Oliver
Willis Wolfe
Wilbert Hartman
Nelsonville Social Notes Fourth Birthday Observed
Miss Joan Hallet celebrated her fourth birthday Friday at the home of her aunt and uncle the McDowells in Columbus. Dinner was served to Toan, Judy, Mrs. J. C. Hallet, Mrs. Garret Hoch, and Mrs. Clarence Brickley of Pataskala. The Rev Paul Niswander officiated. The couple plan to live in Gloucester. The groom is a junior at Onton University.
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Joan Hallet
SR. McDowell
Columbus
McDowell
Nelsonville
Toan
Judy
J. C. Hallet
Garret Hoch
Clarence Brickley
Pataskala
Ohio
Paul Niswander
Glouster
Onton University
Noisy Cycles Prove Costly in Nelsonville
Charles Anderson Logan Donald E Mitchell of Union Furnace pleaded guilty to operating motorcycles with improper mufflers and were fined 10 dollars plus costs. Carl Lanning of Nelsonville admitted intoxication and was fined 19 dollars plus costs and jailed pending settlement. Ray Dishong of Nelsonville pleaded innocent to disturbing the peace and faces a Sunday hearing. Jack Kovaleski Chauncey to be arraigned Saturday. John Tippie local pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined 10 dollars plus costs and jailed pending settlement.
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Nelsonville
Charles Anderson
Logan
Donald E. Mitchell
Union Furnace
Earl Hilleary
Carl Lanning
Ray Dishong
Chester L. Poston
Tad’s Bar
Oak Grove
Jack Kovaleski
Chauncey
John Tippie
Albert Smith
Boy’s Condition Good After Polio Attack
Nelsonville report states three year old Chuckie Mohney son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mohney is in good condition at Children’s Hospital Columbus. He was brought in four weeks ago after a polio attack. Mrs Mohney stays with Mr and Mrs Bernard Coakley Hanford Street while he is hospitalized in room 230.
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Nelsonville
Chuckie” Mohney
Charles Mohney
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Mohney
Bernard Coakley
Hanford St
Chuckie
Cub Scout Round Up Banquet Set For Thursday
Nelsonville announces a Cub Scout Round Up Banquet at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Methodist church. Parents and boys ages eight nine and 10 invited to bring a covered dish and table service. Coffee and cold drinks will be supplied.
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Nelsonville
Methodist
Professor Speaks at Nelsonville Church in Niswander’s Absence
Professor Bar rett of Ohio University preached at First Methodist Church substituting for Rev. Paul M. Niswander who was sidelined by laryngitis.
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Nelsonville
Barrett
Ohio University
First Methodist
Paul M. Niswander
Ward Local School to sponsor round and square dance
The junior and senior classes host a dance at the high school gymnasium Wednesday at 8 p m. The public is invited to attend.
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Carbon Hill
Ward Local School
Halloween party planned by Primary Department at church
The Primary Department of the Christian Church will hold its annual Halloween party Wednesday from 5 to 6 30 p m at the church. Children are to wear masks and bring a lunch.
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The
Christian Church
Logan Postmaster Named Acting Postmaster Achaeur
Charles Achaeur of 468 Poplar Street is named acting postmaster of Logan by Postmaster General Donaldson to fill the vacancy after Frank Brown's death. He will be installed soon by a federal representative and was recommended by the Hardin County Democratic Committee. He runs a men's clothing store in Logan and has 30 years of residency.
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Logan
Charles Achaeur
Poplar St
Donaldson
Achaeur
Frank Brown
Federal Post Office
Hocking County
Democratic Committee
Achneur
Election Board
Democratic Central Committee
Instrument Display Set At Junior High School
A complete display of band instruments will be shown in the study hall of the Junior High School on Fayette Street at 7 30 p m today by the Parks Music Store. James Gilbert band director and Rodney Jonas former local band member now at Ohio University will demonstrate the instruments. The public is invited and Mr Gilbert asks prospective junior band members and their parents to attend.
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Nelsonville
Fayette St
Parks Music Store
James Gilbert
Rodney Jonas
Ohio University
Gilbert
Dinner To Open McKinley Republican Club Meeting
A pot-luck dinner at 6:20 p.m. will start the McKinley Republican Club reorganization meeting at the Legion building in Nelsonville. Both men and women may join. dinner guests should bring a covered dish and own table service. New officers will be named. committee expects large attendance.
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Nelsonville
McKinley Republican Club
Legion Building
Mount St. Mary Hospital Birth and Admissions Note
Mr and Mrs John Smith of Marietta Road welcomed a son. Mrs James Kennard admitted from New Plymouth Route 1. Miss Florence Byrd dismissed. Larry Lee Snider admitted from Nelsonville Route 1.
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John Smith
Marietta Road
James Kennard
New Plymouth
Florence Byrd
Nelsonville
Larry Lee Snider
American Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers in Racine Meeting
Mrs. Leona Orme and Mrs. Lena Maxwell of Jacksonville and Miss Josephine Hedfelt of Glouster attended the Racine American Legion Auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening. Officers were installed with Mrs. Orme acting as installing officer. She is a former Racine resident.
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Glouster
Leona Orme
Lena Maxwell
Jacksonville
Josephine Hedfelt
American Legion Auxiliary
Racine
Mrs
Orme
Buchtel York Band Boosters Meet at High School
The Buchtel York Band Boosters plan a 7 p.m. meeting today in the high school gymnasium in Buchtel to discuss upcoming events and activities.
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Buchtel
Buchtel-York
Mayor Vetoes Ordinance To Dispose of Licht Plant
Nelsonville mayor Earl Hilleary vetoes Ordinance 1085 to sell the municipal electric Licht plant. He cited the general election voters’ stance against sale and pledged to follow the citizens’ wishes. Council can attempt a two thirds override.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Hilleary
C. D. Crawford
City Electric
Eastern Star leaders attend Cleveland Grand Chapter sessions
Mrs Myrtle Linscott associate matron of Eudora Chapter 72 OES and Mrs Edith Sheets worthy matron of Guysville attend Grand Chapter sessions in Cleveland.
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Myrtle Linscott
Eudora Chapter
OES
Edith Sheets
Guysville
Cleveland
Order of the Eastern Star
First Baptist BYPU Plans Church Meeting Tonight
The BYPU of the First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting at the church today from 7 30 p m to 8 15 p m.
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BYPU
The
First Baptist Church
Local social notes from Akron to Galion
Mrs Li FE Evans of Akron is weekend guest of Nelsonville friends since Saturday. Miss Margaret Johnson visited friends at Indiana Pennsylvania. Mrs William Morgan of Columbus guest of Mr and Mrs John Hoffman since Saturday. Mr and Mrs James D Knight weekend in Summersville West Virginia. Knight attends F and AM Grand Lodge in Cleveland. Mrs Knight visits friends in Galion. Roland Pierce and daughter Carol return from 10 day trip to Eatonton Georgia. John Pedigo and Mrs Sylvia Pedigo visit Hoopers in Shade and Wingett in Guysville. Mrs Mary Dorst and Mrs Homer Evans return home after visiting sister Mrs Roy Camp in Van Wert.
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Evans
Akron
Nelsonville
Margaret Johnson
Indiana
William Morgan
Columbus
John Hoffman
James D. Knight
Summersville
W. Va
James G. Knight
Cleveland
F&am Grand Lodge
Roland Pierce
Carol
Eatonton
Pierce
John Pedigo
Sylvia Pedigo
Fred Hooper
Shade
Charles Wingett
Guysville
Mary Dorst
Homer
Ira Conaway
John Rainey
Judy
Jerry
Trimble
Bernard Harvey
Shirey
Cincinnati
Nick Brunton
Goldie Willis
Brunton
Howard Corrigan
Corrigans
John Wise
Devol
John Devol Sr
Carbon Hill
Dannie Devol
New Castle
Mary Devol
Charles Johnson Jr
Stephen
Ray van Fossen
Delaware
Hazel Pride
Charity Food Drive in Gloucester at Methodist Church
Gloucester charity groups urge contacted volunteers to attend at 12 30 Friday at the Methodist Church. Food needed includes corn beans fruits jams and jellies for Worthington Children's Home and White Cross Hospital.
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Glouster
Willis Blower
Karl Bodenbender
Worthington
White Cross Hospital
Urhbancrest
Ada Blower
Phyllis Dillon
South Side
Ethel Blower
Walnut Hill
Frazier
Strohmeyer
Phillips
No. 6
Morris
Snyder
Jane Meyer
Sharon Gamwell
Peggy Gamwell
Judy Vernon
John Dunnette
George Hughes
Jack Stephenson
Rev. Devol
Vet Engineers Eligible for Exemption from Exam
Ohio aims to ease registration for veterans in military service who qualify and apply by October 31 to become professional engineers. Eligible graduates must have completed studies before January 1, 1946. A Logan gathering of the Hocking Valley and Central Ohio engineers chapters was hosted by Logan Clay Products Co, featuring OSPE president George W. Clark and other local officials.
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Ohio
Hocking Valley
Central Ohio
Logan
Logan Clay Products Co
George W. Clark
OSPE
Maurice Maskrey
The
Clay Sewer Pipe Association
Study Club Meets At O. R. Davis Home
Mrs. Clyde Harper shared a California summer trip at the Senior Progressive Study Club gathering hosted by Mrs. O. R. Davis. A brief business session named delegates for the McConnellville navy district meeting.
Rally Day at Glouster Church Bible School
Glouster Church of Christ Bible School designates Sunday as Rally Day with a goal of 224 in attendance for the entire school. Sunday also marks Youth Sunday across services. U P church members lead the morning communion and present music and speaking in the evening service.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ Bible School
U. P
MYEF Counselors Call Tuesday Meet
Youth counselors of the MYF at the local Methodist Church call a Tuesday afternoon meeting after school in the church. Plans will be made for the booth festival to be held in the church. The meeting is expected to last about a half hour.
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Glouster
Pauline Gamwell
Isabel Vernon
MYF
Methodist Church
Booth
Bandboosters Call Practice for Minstrel
The J T Band boosters Club invites participation for minstrel practice at the high school Wednesday evening at 7 30 PM. Members and volunteers are welcomed to attend and join the show.
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Glouster
J.T. Bandboosters Club
Pettit Baby Born in Dayton Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Pettit of West Carrollton announce the birth of a son, Byron Hart, born Saturday in a Dayton hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Davis of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pettit of Trimble. The couple has two other children, Elah aged 11 and Rustin aged 15.
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Glouster
Courtney Pettit
West Carrollton
Byron Hart
Dayton
R. B. Davis
Jacksonville
B. H. Pettit
Trimble
Pettits
Elah
Rustin
Nelsonville Roosevelt Club Meeting Set at Red Men's Hall
York Township Roosevelt Club will convene Friday at 7 30 p m in Red Men's Hall Nelsonville for a regular session and discussion of local matters.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Roosevelt Club
Elza Linscott Taken to Hospital for Observation
Mrs. Elza Linscott of Trimble was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital today for observation and treatment.
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Glouster
Elza Linscott
Trimble
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mayor Warns Of Dangers In Burning Leaves
Glouster Mayor Williams cautions residents about burning leaves on streets alleys or properties. He warns of a high fire risk to buildings if fires are not kept at a safe distance and fully extinguished, especially at night.
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Glouster
Williams
Social notes recount weekend visits across Ohio towns
Mr and Mrs Eugene Jones and daughter Karen visited Ports mouth and Roosevelt Park. Many locals from Jacksonville Columbus Trimble and Columbus traveled to see relatives and friends from Columbus to New Castle and Delaware all weekend with brief stays in Barberton Nelsonville and Cambridge.
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Nelsonville Social Notes
Ohio U
Mary Lou van Hall
Robert Henry Talbert
First Methodist Church
Boosters
Alfred Richardson
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Engi
O. R. Davis
Church Bible School
MYEF
Sbuster Social Notes
Eugene Jones
Karen
Portsmouth
Henry Seymour
Roosevelt Park
Thomas Morris
Andrew Riley
Duane Bryan
Robert Bescoe
Philadelphia
Germantown
Conshohoken
James Williams
Earl Frazee
John Chappelear
George Mooney
Mary K. Brown
Henry Exenhamper
Barberton
Gloria
Lula Mills
Walter Klouse
Robert Cunningham
Lannie Gay
Baltimore
Esta Cunningham
Mr. Brown
Mary Brown
Bessie Stephenson
Lancaster
Elmer Bratka
Bratka
Rich-Loaf Inc
Hanored First Prize
America
Some Goodness Oaf Inc
Marietta
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