Fall School Team Will Start Monday Nelsonville Opens
Nelsonville public schools will open Monday morning with about 1,300 students. New faces appear in the high school faculty as Supt. R. H. E. Zuber and Principal Lewis H. Buell meet teachers at a conference. Buildings are in good condition for opening. Furnaces at the Junior High and West building are overhauled for winter. The Junior building roof was repaired during vacation, lavatories repainted, and new cement walks laid between the senior and junior buildings.
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Nelsonville
RH. E. Zuber
Lewis H. Buell
M ‘Keuonote
Nelsonville Man Dies At Hospital In Columbus
Ray Young, 48, longtime Nelsonville resident, died Friday afternoon at White Cross hospital in Columbus after being brought there for treatment. He left Nelsonville decade ago, leaving a wife, daughter Gaynelle Wise, son Tom of Pomeroy, his father Lawrence Young, four sisters, two brothers, and was to be buried at Beech Grove after services in Pomeroy.
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Nelsonville
Ray Young
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Young
Pomeroy
Lawrence Young
Nelsonville High School
Gaynelle Wise
Tom
George Hall
Clarence Wemsley
Winfield Johnson
Newark
Bert
Guy Young
Beech Grove
Campfire Men Reunion Driven by Scouts Bond in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on September 8 the Ancient and Noble Order of the Campfire held its annual reunion at Greenlawn Cemetery and the M C A. A Rainbow class banquet followed at the Christian church. Officers elected include W. W. Whitlatch as president and Donald Johnson as secretary. The gathering thank the M C A Rainbow class and local Boy Scouts for help, with members from William Lancaster to Harris Wood in attendance and guests Mrs. Walter Whitlatch and Pauline Whitlatch.
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EF. Bennett
Meyo
Rochester
Minn
George Schwenke
Logan
Wi Nelsonville
Parry and
Wilson Green
Con, Ray
Huntington
Greenlawn
The
Christian Church
W. W. Whitlatch
Donald Johnson
Robert Smith
Nelsonville Boy Scout Troops
William Lancaster
Cleti Mellinger
John Zeller
Walter Whitlatch
Howard Longstaff
Wilbur Martin
Joseph Stedem
John Jackson
Harris Wood
Come Back Sunday at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
The Nelsonville Presbyterian Church invites parishioners to return for services after the vacation period. Mrs. Earl McCune will sing two solos during the morning service. Rev. Lloyd Evans will preach on In fallfality in the morning and Almost in the evening. The men’s choir will sing at the evening meeting. Mrs. Bessie S. Kimberley, 40, wife of Henry Syx, died Friday afternoon. Funeral at 2 PM at the residence, burial in Greenlawn cemetery. There are no children.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Roy Snackenburg
Donali Shafer
Tom Mathewson
Mabel Shafer
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Earl McCune
Lloyd Evans
Bessie S
Kimberly
Bessie Sy
Henry Syx
Greenlawn
Y M and A NOTES Summer swimming season closes
The article notes the end of the summer swimming season with 2080 girl class attendances over the June 1 to season end, 3130 for boys, totaling 6216. Seven took life saves tests, 76 taught in Xim, repairs ongoing, gym classes to start, and a reduced membership rate remains in force with options for local and out of town boys to earn or room in building for service.
Birth announced for daughter Vivian Ver
Nelsonville parents Mgr and Mrs Harl Kern of Harper Street announce the birth of a daughter at their home on September 6. The girl has been named Vivian Ver.
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Nelsonville
Mgr
Harl Kern
Harper Street
Vivian Ver
Verly Family Guests With Moores in Wellston
Mr and Mrs Joe Verly and daughters Betty and Jane were guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Vergil Moore in Wellston.
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Joe Verly
Betty
Jane
Guesis
Vergil Moore
Wellston
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