Miss Jean Walter Crowned Miss Hocking Valley 1954
Jean Walter of Union Furnace was chosen Miss Hocking Valley 1954 by five Columbus judges from seven contestants at Nelsonville High School field. The event featured nine bands, a parade, and a cash prize of 100 dollars with an expense-free weekend trip for the finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jean Walter
Union Furnace
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Misa Hocking Valley
Herbert Walter
Ben Hayes
Henry O'Neill
WLWC
George Rader
U-Drive-It
Mary Ann Young
Carol Meier
Andre Correale
School of Modeling
Roy H. Sayers
Charles Barrows
Sayers
Nancy Smith
Jean Matson
Chauncey
Mary Ann Laurisky
Murray City
Bonnie McCollum
Walter
Judy Clouston
Haydenville
Annabelle Lanning
Beverly Gibbons
Sandra Sanders
Chauncey-Dover
Erelyn Graham
the Plains
Charlene Hopstetter
Carbon Hill
Laurisky
Parade of the Hills
New Straiteville
Buchtel-York
Chauncey - Dover
VFW
Queens
Geral
Barrows
Ohio
Hocking Valey
Hillis
West City
Glouster Church News Highlights Local Services
Area churches list weekly schedules with pastors and service times. Glouster Church of Christ Rev Daniel Teater hosts Bible school at 9 a.m. Worship 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. plus midweek and board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Church of Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Jesus
Young People’s Church
Glouster Methodist
Robert S. Lawrence
WSCS
Mr. Lawrence
First Baptist Church
F.C. Cleveland
BTU
William M. Parham
Thomas Morris
Roy Jackson
Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Swart
Holy Cross Catholic
Anthony Nickel
Trimble Methodist — the Pevy
Richard Haines
Jacksonville
W. E. Crace
Hollister
Mr. Crace
Oakdale
Miles FE Hoon
Bishopville Church of Christ
Edwa P. Carpenter
Concord
Raymond Kelchner
Driver Fined Ten Dollars for Unsafe Operation
Virgil D Smith of Haydenville pleaded guilty on arraignment in Mayor Earl Hillearys court in Nelsonville and was fined ten dollars and costs for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Virgil D Smith
Haydenville
Earl Hilleary
MM Club to Sponsor Rummage Sale in Nelsonville
The MM Club will sponsor a rummage sale on Saturday at Martha's Beauty Salon on West Washington Street starting at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Martha's Beauty Salon
W. Washington St
Football Preview At Nelsonville High School Field
Football fans can hear rule interpretations and watch three district teams in action this Saturday at 8 p m at the Nelsonville High School athletic field. Teams from Jacksonville Trimble The Plains and Nelsonville will play 8 minute periods as bands perform between periods with Jack Rhodes Athens football official interpreting rule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jacksonville- Trimble
the Plains
Jack Rhodes
Athens
Nelsonville church notices span several city congregations
The column lists services across First Methodist, Christian Fort and Short Streets, Wesleyan Methodist, Pilgrim Holiness, First Baptist, Church of the Epiphany, Re organized Latter Day Senate, Church of the Nazarene, and Zion League. It notes pastors, service times, Sunday schools, sermons, choir meetings, and upcoming guest preacher Langley Guliett from Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Jefferson St
F. M. Wentz
Fort and
Short Sts
J. A. Long
Pilgrim Holiness
Chestnut St
Raymond Simpson
Young Peoples’ Service
Robert Gastin
First Baptist
Adams and
W. Columbus Sts
B. J. Mali
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal
Paul E. Hannaford
Latter Day Senate
Jackson St
D. O. Norris
Zion League
Church of the Nazarene
Adams St
Leroy A. Moyer
Local Union 642 to Meet at Gilouster IOOF Hall
United Mine Workers of America Local Union 642 of Mine 255 meets Saturday at 1 p.m. in the IOOF Hall at Gilouster to discuss union matters and upcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmw
Glouster
United Mine Workers of America
IOOF
Gilouster
Glouster Social Notes Include Meetings and Visits
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ meets tonight at 7 30 in the church social rooms with Mia Josephine Eddy and Mrs Mary McCance leading. The WCTU plans a Monday picnic at 4 30 in Glouster Memorial Park with each member bringing a dish and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Church
Mia
Josephine Eddy
Mary MecCance
WCTU
Glouster Memorial Park
Galloway Home Hosts Several Guests and Wedding News
Recent visitors at Mrs. RK C Galloway included her son Lieut Col James B Galloway and his wife after training at Fort Knox. Other guests came from Raleigh Gallipolis Columbus and Summitt Station. Mrs Capitolin Roberts returned from Middleport for the Rosemary Fisher Harold Moore wedding at Middleport Methodist Church. Weekend guests in Jacksonville included Ralph Shirkey Ad Ritter Paul Schrantz and others. Attendance at a Cincinnati game featured Donald Price and family. Labor Day gatherings included the St local household and extended relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. C. Galloway
James B Galloway
Armored Division
Fort Knox
J. E. Graham
Raleigh
N. C
Galloway
Ira D. Galloway
James Venz
Gallipolis
Jo Galloway
Columbus
E. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
Ralph Shirkey
Ad Ritter
Paul Schrantz
Ernestine Turvey
Ed Turvie
William
Genevieve McManaway
Bill
Harold Shirkey
Barbara
Edwin
Dayton
Donald Price
John
Buddy Price
Cincinnati
William Briggs
Akron
Annie Schmidt
Elizabeth Guinther
Geary Stephenson
Coolville
Addie Stephenson
New England
James Franklin
Anthony
Leroy
Franklin
William St
Charles Moffit
Jacksonville Old Settlers Parade Crowned Best Yet
Jacksonville’s 17th Annual Old Settlers Reunion and Homecoming drew large crowds for a parade noted as the best yet. Prizes went to Jess Wemmer for first place, the Redman’s float for second, and Emmett Johnson for third, with other honors to the Old Time Band and riders in period costumes. Patricia Jane Limnaugie was elected homecoming queen, crowned by last year’s queen, as votes funded by pennies collected in local business containers. The event featured high school bands, judges, and amateur winners amid community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Old Settlers
Jess Wemmer
Millfield
Abe Linceoln
Redman
Canoe
Emmett Johnson
McConneleville
Eather Howard
Priv
Ray “Ag
Werner
Akron
Hay Seckinger
Herman Rabe
Medina
Patricia Jane Limnaugie
Trimbie High School
Shirley Byeofakith Girte
Dale Hawk
Guthrie
Jessering
Leonard Kerne
Geothrie
Fort Poweten
G. BR. Dewgree
Bart P
Gers
Chauncey- Dover
Morea Cy
Glouster
Trimble Townshire High School
Decnin Tl
Charlies Lee
Hecoming Committee
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Highlight Local Residents
Social notes from Mount St Mary Hospital feature Mrs Geraldine Wade of New Straitsville Route 1, Mrs Clara James of Athens, William Murphy of New Straitsville Route, Mrs Hannah Clarke of Nelsonville, Robert Thorp of New Lexington, and Mrs Grace Crabtree of Chauncey. Nelsonville social items appear on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Wade
New Straitsville
Clara E. James
Athens
William Murphy
Greathouse
Tommy Reynold
Chauncey
Yates
Nelsonon
Hannah Clarke
Nelsonville
Robert Thorp
New Lexington
Grace Crabtree
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Washington St
Roland Pierce
Queen
William Thomas
Buz) Evans
Edward Evans
William Evans
US Navy
Bainbridge, Md
Janice
Rosemary
Sharon
John Clouston
Roy
Tedrow
Hocking St
Dedious Shoe Store
Columbus Street
Molr Oram
Eta
the Big Frame
Mark Stevens
Glouster Church News
Kroger
Nelsonville Church News
Michael Alien
Mire
Moffits
Gerald Cunningham
Esta Cunningham
Enion Grubbs
Glenn Dougan
A. M. Gamwell
Francia Weiland
Newark
Weilands
Fannie Bailey
al Kovach
Rochester
Ind
Dan Kovacn
Clouster Personals
Whitmore
Whitmore's Greenhouses
Nelsonville-Buchte
Mount St. Mary Hospital
AumIiTtTren
ST A Bhalil
Tere
Glouster, Ohio
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