Nelsonville Teachers Attend State Meetings Dismissals Planned
Nelsonville city schools will dismiss Thursday afternoon and Friday October 30 and 31 so teachers may attend Southeastern Ohio and Central Teachers' Association meetings in Portsmouth and Columbus. All staff will be at a district meeting. classes will be shortened but held.
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Nelsonville
H. E. Zuber
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Portsmouth
Central Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Central Ohio Teachers
Southeastern Ohio ‘Teachers
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Ohio University
Eastern Star Chapter to Convene Tuesday Evening
A regular meeting of Eudora Chapter No. 72 Order of Eastern Star will be held Tuesday evening at 7 oclock at the Masonic Temple.
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Eudora Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Local Dining Guests and Weekend Visits Across Town
Miss Clara Louise Smith from Martins Ferry visited Miss Irene McDowell. Friday through Sunday, numerous families from Delaware Columbus Bartlett Pleasantville Lancaster Zanesville Athens and Jackson hosted relatives and friends including the McDowells Davies Gilbert Seibert Johnson and Fisher households. Notable names include Elizabeth Shepard Findley Hall staff and Ohio University students with weekend travel and hospitality noted.
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Clara Louise Smith
Martins Ferry
Irene McDowe
Mame
Cole
Delaware
Phebe
Worth Clements
Delbert Davis
Lucille Verity
Paul Davis
Ward Hamm
Columbus
Will Robertson
E. M. Gilbert
Maggie Craig
Leoline Seibert
Ella Seibert
Bartlett
Clayton
James Patton
James
Zanesville
Shirley Heath
Middlesberg
Ohio
Ruth Carter
Ohio University
Athens
L. A. Davis
D. H. Davis
Jackson
Elizabeth Ball
Bernice
Charles Christman
Claude Cranmer
Margaret Pedigo
Findley Hall
Tom Mathewson
Garrett Selby
William Crawford
Leighton Aumiller
Smoke at Hutchinson Shoe Store Causes Minor Alarm
Fire alarms produced only smoke with no damage after a coal heater vented into a blocked chimney at Hutchinson Shoe Store Public Square. Stove moved. fire chief says no damage. Nearby incidents include gasoline explosion at McFarland’s Garage with no damage. Troop dismissals cited for attendance issues and missing members.
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Nelsonville
Hutchinson Shoe
Public Square
McFarland
Fayette Street
Dana Windon
City troops seek better turnout after two months of meetings
In Nelsonville on October 27 officers from all groups report dissatisfaction with attendance and interest in activities after two months of regular meetings. Steps are being taken to remedy the situation.
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Orrville Levering
Alfred Matheny
Gerald Thomas
Charles Hellyer
Dalton
Bob Auffick
Jack Auffick
James Barron
Bob Figley
Harry Evans
John Steenrod
Francis Kouri
John Forbes
Hubert Juniper
Harold McCray
Bill Raybould
Nelsonville
Leaders Council Plans District Rally for November 12
The Leaders Council has held several meets since formation and is sponsoring a district rally planned for November 12. Work is going ahead to arrange the affair with scout officials and troops from Straitsville Shawnee Murray Buchtel The Plains Haydenville and Logan invited to attend and participate.
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Straitsville
Shawnee
Murray
Buchtel
the Plains
Haydenville
Logan
Committee appointees named by council for each troop
The council appointed committeemen from Troop 46 with Kouri as chairman and Steenrod and Sterling as members. Troop 61 named Wade Hatch as chairman with no members yet selected. Troop 45 lists M Losey as chairman with Barrows and Hans W. Mender as general chairman.
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Kouri
Steenrod
Sterling
Wade Hatch
M. Losey
Barrows
Hans W. Mender
Scouts to Meet at Y for Rally Planning
All committees from three city troops will meet at the Y on October 29 at 7 o'clock to finalize Rally plans. Each troop must be properly represented and its Executive urged to ensure committee attendance.
City groups unite to form Nelsonville Scouts promotion commission
Local civic and business organizations have signed a pact to organize the Commission for Promotion of Scouting in Nelsonville. The body will be formed before the start of the new year.
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Commission For Promotion of Scouting
Nelsonville
Scouting Troop Aims for Record Enrollment in 1981
A better troop spirit of cooperation awakens as local Scouts pursue new members to form a full troop by year end. Tom Auflick and George Ridenour join for next year while John Steenrod leads Flying Eagle and Robert Riley leads Panthers. Committees named for the November 12 District Rally as Troop 46 eyes a bigger 1981 season.
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Tom Auflick
George Ridenour
the Legion
John Steenrod
Flying Eagle
Robert Riley
Panthers
James Barrows
Bennie Sterling
Francis Kouri
Ben Sterling
Mrs Clara May Glenn dies after long illness
Clara May Glenn 38 wife of Pearl Glenn Kimberley mine superintendent died Sunday at home on Fourth Street after a long illness. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2:30 PM at Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev D C Shearer. Burial at Greenlawn. Survived by husband six children Charles Violet Carlos Fanny David Betty father John Burford sister Flora Loomis and one son who preceded her in death.
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Nelsonville
Clara May Glenn
Pearl Glenn
Kimberly Mine
Fourth Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
D. C. Shearer
Greenlawn
Charles
Violet
Carlos
Fanny
David
Betty
John Burford
Flora Loomis
Union Furnace
Murray City Man Denies Guilt in Arraignment
William Yeager of Murray City pled not guilty before Mayor Bill Hickman after an affidavit by Sam McDonald charged him with operating an automobile while intoxicated. He is held on $600 bond at the County Jail pending Grand Jury arrangements following a collision between Buchtel and Murray City that damaged Fred Pritts’ car.
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Nelsonville
William Yeager
Murray City
Sam McDonald
York Township
Bill Hickman
Yeager
Buchtel
Fred Pritts
Deanville
Rabbit season opens November 16 says state official
Nelsonville reports that H. M. Martin York Township clerk received a letter from Frank L. Lytle chief of the Bureau of Conservation Officers stating the rabbit season opens November 16 as in the past. He notes some papers misstated an opening date of November 1.
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Nelsonville
Cc. H. Martin
York Township
Frank L. Lytle
Bureau of Conservation Officers
State Department of Agriculture
Mr. Lytle
George Shingler Dies at 75 in Buchtel
George Shingler, 75, died Sunday at his home in Buchtel near Nelsonville. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. He is survived by daughters Mrs. Jessie Campbell of Athens and Mrs. Margaret Collins, and son George Shingler Jr. of Detroit. His wife Mary Shingler preceded him in death.
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George Shingler
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Jessie Campbell
Athens
Margaret Collins
George Shingler, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Mary Shingler
Washburn Family Hosts Guests From Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. CC. E. Washburn and family welcomed guests over the weekend including Mrs. Rowena Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Higgins and two children from Wadsworth Ohio and Ray Washburn from Wooster Ohio.
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CC. E. Washburn
Rowena Washburn
Ray Higgins
Wadsworth
Ohio
Ray Washburn
Wooster
Kenyon Remains Content with Commission on Prohibition Attitude
Resignation by Kenyon was refused and an agreement reached allowing him to continue serving. The commission maintains its stance on prohibition and Kenyon accepts the role.
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Cormission
Ken
Waltonmen Meet In Athens Tonight
Regular semi monthly meeting of the Izaak Walton League, postponed last Tuesday, will be held Tuesday night in the Athens City council rooms. Re tratement will be served as the session starts at 7:30 o clock.
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Izaak Walton League
Athens
Seasion
Mrs Burke Dies at Hebbardsville Home
Mrs Grahum Burks aged 61 wife of W Burke died Sunday at 7 39 pm at the family home in Hebbardsville after a paralysis onset Thursday. She was born near Hinge Widge and lived in Athens county most of her life. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm at Hebbardsville Church with burial nearby. Survivors include husband two daughters and three sons, several grandchildren two sisters and three brothers and her mother Mrs Sarah Munn of Rockland.
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Alex Geney
McConnelaville
Sarah Munn
Rockland
Fellowship Week Begins At Athena Presbyterian Church
Tonight opens a seven part Fellowship Week at Athena Presbyterian Church with Rev. Harry Ff. Winder of Second Presbyterian Newark presenting "The Key Words of Life." Prof. G. D. Giauque leads services. Wednesday marks church officers night.
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Athena Presbyterian Church
Harry Ff
Winder
Second Presbyterian Church
Harry Ff, Wonder
Newark
G. DB. Giauqne
Bayer Aspirin Ad Appeals To Headache Sufferers
An old Bayer ad urges immediate relief for headaches and pains with Bayer Aspirin. It touts quick comfort, safe heart impact, and applicability to neuraglia rheumatism lumbago and colds while warning against chronic suffering and recommending medical advice.
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ORK
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the oldest liver remedy. It asserts the product cleanses the system and ensures free flowing bile, urging readers to choose red bottles and take Carter's for a guaranteed outcome.
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Carter
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