Nelsonville Boy Scouts board meeting for advancement
Nelsonville board of review convenes tonight at 7 30 in P rooms with Don Lancaster chairing. Court of honor to honor scouts advancing at the picnic to be held Sunday at Arnold Field. chaired by Charles Walker Joe Evans Earl Baker and C Roy Tomlinson.
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Nelsonville — Board of Review
Nelsonville Oe Ot
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Arnold Field
Don Lancaster
Charles Walker
Joe Evans
Earl Baker
C. Roy Tomlinson
Poultry and Egg Exhibit Shines at Nelsonville Festival
The Southeastern Ohio Egg Auction showcase in a west of Public Square tent draws hundreds under Merchants Festival and Home-Coming events. Ross Wright leads the district committee with Dr. A. R. Winter judging poultry and eggs deeming the show superior to many county fairs. The display includes 42 poultry pens and 13 egg entries with awards listed for white and brown eggs and various fowl breeds. Eggs auctioned Saturday night after 8.00 pm. chickens removable after 4 pm Saturday.
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Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
W. Columbus St
Ross Wright
Athens
Ohio
A. R. Winter
Poultry Department
Ohio State University
Emmett Parks
New Lexington
Otto Shaw
Rockbridge
W. T. Stobart
Racine
Barred Rocks
Marion Johnson
Athens Rt
Fred Elliott
Albany
W. F. Kampf
Coolville
White Rocks
Wayne Wingett
Pratts Fork
Bud Morgan
Pomeroy
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Clayton Sater
Logan
J. Carroll Elliott
George A. Hale
Marietta
John Call
Walter Drake
Roy Graham
Nellie T. Frank
Union Furnace
A. F. Risch
Ray Stump
Laurelville
Ray Mathews
R. S. Cook
Alton Hope
Herbert Hawk
O. E. Chase
Orville Martin
Ancona
Pet Parade Entries For Nelsonville Merchant Festival
Nelsonville pet parade entries for the Merchants Fall Festival and Home-Coming are being received by Ed C. Evans at the Bus Station. About 10 entries so far. more expected before Friday noon. Open to all children with pets. details and participant list to be announced in The Messenger Friday night.
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Nelsonville
Ed C. Evans
New Pastor To Begin Work in Nelsonville
The Rev. L. E. Evans becomes pastor of the Nelsonville Church of Christ and will preach on "Forward" at the morning service. A joint welcome service with Methodist and Presbyterian congregations will follow at the Church of Christ with a sermon titled "On Going to Church."
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Nelsonville
Elsonville
L. E. Evans
Nelsonville Church of Christ
Church of Christ
Vinton County Court Notes Highlight Local Appointments and Realignments
Judge C O Chapman issued a marriage license for Alfred Campbell and Hazel Blythe. Simms became county treasurer replacing Carl Smith, with details on real estate transfers and county home changes. Limestone bid awarded, draft calls issued with potential volunteer fill.
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Knox Township
Vinton County
Hocking County
Swan High School
Ohio University
Mildred
McArthur
Simms
Carl R. Smith
Claude Herrold
Election Board
Earl D. Ellis
Nellie
Harold Wolfe
Creola
Percy P. Pettit
Clyde Pettit
Walter
Delina Ward
Emmett
Josephine Eberts
Inlet
S. W. Christian
James B. Prater
Clinton Township
Timothy Thompson
Board of County Commissioners
Thompson
Velma
Harold
Hazel Thompson
Harold Thompson
Allensville
Alva Seitz
Charles Sowers
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Labor Day Gatherings
Nelsonville residents hosted a Labor Day reunion at the Curtis home with a noon chicken dinner for Anderson and Miller families and relatives from Ward, W Va, Dayton, and Buchtel. Eudora OES invited to Corning for Past Matrons and Patrons night. locals urged to call for plans. Also listed are visits to Cleveland for a Cleveland-Detroit game and family visits across Athens and Carbondale areas.
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Anderson-Miller
Labor Day
Mary
Ernest Curtis
W. Anderson
Betty
Wilfred
Delbert Simmons
Ward
W. Va
Joseph Miller
Wanda
Eugene
Florabelle
Billy
Lois
Donald Rose
Dayton
Fred Anderson
Raymond
Charles
Richard
Bonnie Lou
Floyd Turner
Paul
Dolly Raybould
Patty Lou
Elizabeth Shannon
Loyd
Lelia
Thomas
Walter Hooker
Harley Worden
Nelsonville
Leroy Perry
Utah Ridge
Aldava Harris
Arthur Anderson
Buchtel
Eudora
O.E.S
Corning
Mable Washburn
Nelsonville Personal Notices Stir Spouses and Servicemen
Harold Locke of Fort Knox Ky spent a three day fur lough with family and friends. Guests include Mrs Parker Huddy of Canton and Mrs Walter Quigley with son from Columbus. Other visitors moved to Camp Knox with Roy Smith Raymond Tucker and Harold Locke. Labor Day hosts were Mr and Mrs Donald Davis of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Ernest Sams.
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Nelsonville
Harold Locke
Fort Knox
Parker Huddy
Canton
Walter Quigley
Columbus
John Riley
James Tucker
Louise Crane
Roy Smith
Raymond Tucker
Camp Knox
Donald Davis
Ernest Sams
Carlos Ogg
Sams
Dwight Davis
Jerry Grimm, Jr. Dayton
Lucy Harvey
Zanesville
Ed Cranmer
Lois Devo
Robert Dun
West PTA To Meet At West School Friday
First fall meeting of the West PTA will be held Friday at 3 PM at the West School. Parents of children new to the building and older students are urged to attend.
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Murray City
PTA
Nelsonville
West P.T.A
Locke Family Dinner Honors Harold Locke Guest at Camp Knox
Nelsonville report says Harry Locke and family hosted a Sunday dinner to honor Harold Locke of Camp Knox. Harold was also a guest of his sister, Mrs. Melven Guess, Floodwood, during his visit.
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Nelsonville
Harry Locke
Harold Locke
Camp Knox
Harold
Melven Guess
Floodwood
Seven Men Are To Go Sept. 22
Athens County Draft Board No 2 issues first quota call since Aug 1 for seven white men to report Sept 22 at Fort Hayes. Report at local HQ for breakfast before 8 40 am bus to Columbus. Volunteers from July 2 registration include Clarence Max Smith and Gale McNamee both Nelsonville residents. Five others to follow in a few days.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Fort Hayes
Setnchons Honor Committee
Columbus
Clarence Max Smith
Fourth St
Gale McNamee
Poplar St
Sportsmen Will Meet On Friday Sept 12 Nelsonville
Nelsonville Sportsmen Association postpones Friday meeting from Sept 5 to Sept 12 per secretary M R Hubbard. The group held its annual picnic at Sportsmen's Lake Circle Hill last Sunday with large attendance and a successful outing.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association
M. R. Hubbard
Sportsmen's Lake
Circle Hill
Landscaping Expert Talks on Insects
Nelsonville Public Library hosted a landscaping class by Paul E. Brown titled Insects and Diseases. He advised treatments for plant diseases using newer dusts and sprays and noted a trend to informal cemeteries with curved drives trees and sunken monuments. Next week the topic will cover parks roadside beautification and school grounds.
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Nelsonville
Public Library
Paul E. Brown
Brown
Kansas Population Dip Cited in 1940 Census
Kansas population fell to 1,799,127 in the 1940 census from 1,880,999 in 1939, reflecting a notable drop in the prior year.
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Kansas
Local Lady Praises TON JON No. 1 For Stomach Trouble
Mrs Raymond Souslin of Junction City near Lancaster Ohio reports dramatic relief after using TON JON No 1 claiming it cured severe indigestion acid rises gas and ulcers. She says constipation dizziness coated tongue and bad dreams disappeared and notes renewed sleep appetite and energy. Sold by Gem Pharmacy in Nel s Ohio.
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Ton Jon
Raymond Souslin
Junction City
Lancaster
Ohio
United Brethren Church
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