Nelsonville Greyhounds Set for Jackson Clash in SE Ohio
Nelsonville travels to Jackson Friday to meet the Iron Men as coach Abraham seeks a win to lift the Greyhounds from aowing season. Jackson’s offense has been erratic but the defense bears the brunt of the season while a bus and pep bonfire are planned for student supporters.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Jackson
Campbell
Abraham
Middleport
Gallipolis
Public
Nelsonville Social Notes and Club Updates
Social events in Nelsonville include a surprise shower at Mrs. John Kestersons home for Ruth Crim Kesterson prior to her marriage, with guests from Athens and local families. Tri Pi Sorority hosted a Halloween themed dinner and initiation, planning the November meeting, while Garden Club members attended a district fall meeting in Albany. Other notes cover church class gatherings, upcoming hobo party, and local travel for club affairs.
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Nelsonville
John Kesterson
John Kesterson Jr
Ruth Crim
Ashland
Anna Allen
Erma McKee
Gertrude Stocklen
Maude Evans
Ed Bateman
Mary Jane
Gladys Bateman
Libbie Kelley
Mabel Tignor
Paul Glenn
Goldie Wolfe
Ben Ane
Thelma and
Marilyn
Lessie Hamas
Cecil Adkins
William Hoffman
Wilma
Ruth Lewis
Mary Wien
Lulu Williams
Louise Erb
Lena Fillinger
John Keaterson
Betty
Bill
G. W. Pearce
Dora Kettell
Lawrence
Mary K. Backus
Ruth Bett
Albany
J. M. Hyde
Egbert Whitmore
L. A. Whitmore
Leonard Myers
James Beard
Mayme Keplar
H. E. Cranmer
Dixon announces birth of son Joe Eldon
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dixon announce the birth of a son on October 22 named Joe Eldon. Grandparents are George Dixon and Mr and Mrs Fred Conner.
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Lawrence Dixon
Joe Eldon
George Dixon
Fred Conner
Kanauga Social and Brief Personal Notes
Mr Henry Oliver moves his family to Thurman this week. Mrs Prudence Fannin returning to Portsmouth Monday. Mr and Mrs Albert Spencer of Columbus visited. mother Mrs A W Pullins accompanied them home for a few days. Engineer Homer Comstock visited his mother briefly Monday. P T A met at the school Thursday. next meeting November 13. Mr G H Murray and daughter and family of Ashland Kentucky visited his daughter Mrs Byron Ward Sunday. Birds mate for life and stay within sight of mates year after year.
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Kanauga
Henry Oliver
Thurman
Prudence Fannin
Portsmouth
Albert Spencer
Columbus
A. W. Pullins
Homer Comstock
P.T.A
G. H. Murray
Ashland, Ky
Byron Ward
Troop 66 Holds Halloween Party in Nelsonville
Troop 66 hosted a Halloween party at the West School Building with 40 Scouts and friends. Refreshments of sandwiches, cider and doughnuts were served by Scout leaders during a two hour game period. Notable attendees included Johnny Bob Jewett, Sarah Crafts, Paul Midkill, and many others. two guests were Joseph Stratton, scout executive of Athens, and Bob Johnson, assistant scoutmaster from Troop 63.
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Nelsonville
Troop 66
West School
Johnny Bob Jewett
Sarah Crafts
Paul Midkill
Jean Warehime
Jim Acker
Betty Anderson
Bill Vaughn
Jeanne Cooley
John Katzenbach
Eileen Simmons
Joe Bush
Helen Miner
Bill Forbes
Dotty Ross
Louise McDaniels
Jerry Bryan
Bill Ross
Galya Millholland
Dick Duffy
Irma Blackstone
Eugene Hitchings
June Cox
Bob Bateman
Don Jonas
Rodney Jonas
Keith Bateman
Lloyd Johnson
Jim Pack
Ken Hulme
Bill Schmitter
Charlies Whyte
Dayrie Watkins
Don Mender
Reginald Levering
Dean Rizor
Charles Pedigo
Wilbur D Mender
Joseph Stratton
Athens
Bob Johnson
Senior Class Washington Trip Planned by Nelsonville Board
The Nelsonville city board of education approved a trip to Washington for the senior class if funds are raised. The aim is for all members to participate, with plans to have mothers of seniors organize a fundraising drive within two weeks. Citizens’ cooperation and forming a mothers club are encouraged to support activities.
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Nelsonville
City Board of Education
Washington
Mrs Spence Dies Today In Haydenville At 59
Mrs Nancy Spence aged 59 died after a two month illness at her Haydenville home. Her husband John Spence preceded her in death. Survived by three sons John near Carbon Hill Thomas and Fred Haydenville and daughter Mrs Elizabeth Smith Columbus. Body taken to John Spence home for visitation. Funeral set Sunday at 2 PM at Carbon Hill Methodist Church with burial in Carbon Hill Cemetery.
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Harold Winigman
Evva Wright
Myrtle Wright
Madison St
Donald E. Maxson
David
Maxson
Church of the Nazarene
Maxsons
Nelsonville
Nancy Spence
Haydenville
John Spence
John
Spence
Carbon Hill
Thomas
Fred
Elizabeth Smith
Columbus
Methodist Church
Nelsonville Labor Council to Meet at American Legion Building
The Industrial Labor Council of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valley will hold a meeting at the American Legion Building in Nelsonville Friday evening October 31 at 7 o'clock, announced secretary C. F. Hoskins.
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Nelsonville
Industrial Labor Council of
Hocking and
Sunday Creek Valley
American Legion
C. F. Hoskins
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Messenger
Ohio
Nelsonville High
Ymulvuui Dang
By Charles Pedigo
Dad
Robin Hood
Holland
Shoe Store
Nelsonville Social Notes
Ing
Marion Bismiller
Theodore Crane
Wilbur Morman
Helen Juniper
Lowell Miller
Bernadean Whyte
Bill Watkins
Freda Gaston
Jimmy Ashworth
Lu Johnson
Hazel Godenswager
Alma Harmony
Ethel Baird
Telonia Tignor
Freda Newton
Mary Lines
Gerald Nelson
Glen Clingman
Clingman
Miss Legg
S. W. Gadbury
Henry McDonald
Auldean
Mineral City
George Border
Somerdale
Paul Rust
Rose Marie
Zanesville
Carl Parry
Robert Sloan
Lynda Kay
Ed Howard
Riverside
White Cross Hospital
Sloan
Carl Kasten
Baltimore
Maéch
Charles F. Kasten
Junior League of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
W. H. Badger
Hyperion Club
Harry Ashworth
L. B. Melch
Siemers
Nelsonville, Ohio
W. Washington
Smoked Sausage Center
Hassocks
Cliff Brown
Columbus St
J. L. Pritchard
Basset
Coats
Leggins
White
Mountain Mist
J.D. Adamson
Dawg Stores
Alka-Seltzer
Akron
Mra
Stevens
Haley
Phillips Milk
Nyal
Johnson & Johnson
Hinds Na
The
GEM Pharmacy
K .of P. Bldg
Mrs. Spence
Hocking Labor Council
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