Nelsonville Parade of the Hills Ends With Old Timers Day
Favorable weather capped Nelsonville’s fifth Parade of the Hills ending in Old Timers Day at the City Playground. Sixty plus veterans honored, with the Eagles banquet and remarks from Mack Sauer and local officials. Grover stood in as pinch hitter after Tommy Henrich’s late arrival. Casey at the Bat read aloud by Lowell Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ahey
Eagles
Mack
Sol Kimble
Beverly Gibbons
Judy Clouston
Haydenville
Charlene Hopstetter
Carbon Hill
Sandra Sanders
Chauncey Dover
Lowell Cole
Nelsonville High School
Casey
James Rees
Nelsonville Post
Nisley
All Stars
Albany
Nelsonville Eagles
Ohio Valley League
Bill (Beak) Adams
Inah Mohney
Wm, Evans
Charles FE
Heseiden
Emory Shaw
Morris Dupler
W. Jonas
John Eyre
Ed Butterworth
Tally Gould
Bill Matson
Wm. Horn
D. L. Johnson
Jess Devol
Estel Crabtree
Charlies Farrow
Dud Swindell
Joe Locke
Bob Williams
Adolph Parich
Ben Wagner
George Garner
Fred Coakley
C. D. Duncan
Ed Harry
Henry Daugherty
Cabe Shelton
Bill Townsend
Rudy Blosser
Walter D. Jonas
L. A Morrison
John Swyers
Fred A Martin
Willard “Pappy
Stewart
A. K. Walker
Bert Grimm
Dave Kennard
Murl Daugherty
Sam Risley
G. B. McDaniel
Bud” Day
George Carlin
Richard Duckworth
Segut Risley
Donald Mohney
Bill Theisen
Lew Daugherty
Arthur
Louie) Thomas
Ollis Smith
Oscar Dupler
E. R. Bradley
B. T. Grove
R. W. Finsterwald
Ohio
Messenger
Hocking Valley
Sauer
William Mechem
Barney Jacobs
Roy Sayers
Ward Phillips
Foster Crabtree
Dick Kunigman
the Tribune
Charles Barrows
Clarence Kiisley
Columbus
C. H. Bartlett
the Messenger
Mechem and
Crabtree
Kiisley
Order of Eagles
Homecoming Attendees Fill Chauncey Church of Christ
About 350 people attended the Chauncey Church of Christ homecoming on Sunday. The sanctuary featured refinished floors and new carpet with garden flowers by Mrs. Betty Boling. The program included morning worship on Caused For Rejoicing, with speakers Hollis Staider and others, plus choral and band performances. Visitors from numerous towns shared brief remarks and musical numbers on the program and lawn concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Betty Boling
Garden Club
Hollis Staider
John Dunnevy
Don Henry
Gilbert Courtney
Christine Brown
Jack Lewis
Ada McConkey
Brown
Kathryn McCoy
Chauncey-Dover
Claudia
Resurfacing Work Started in Logan Streets
Logan residents see road work begin as F H Brewer Co resurfaces unpaved streets in Oak Grove Cemetery with bituminous material and gravel. First tackled were cemetery roads last resurfaced nearly three years ago. 1955 plans aim to extend work to other streets most in need, backed by 10 000 gallons MC4 asphalt and 400 tons gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Lewis Price
Mrs. Jessie Coakley 67 Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Jessie Coakley age 67 wife of Fred Coakley Adams Sr died unexpectedly Sunday after a heart attack. She left a daughter Mrs. Elsie Wolfe and two grandchildren Virginia Barber and Curtis Coakley plus two great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm at Warren funeral home with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jessie Coakley
Fred Coakley, Adams Sr
Barney
Sarah Conley
Christian Church
Old West End School
Elsie Wolfe
Virginia Barber
Curtis Coakley
US Air Force
Tripoli
Fred Donley
Detroit
James
Columbus
Richard
San Francisco
Carrie Mulligan
Myrtle Coe
New Albany
Ind
Dean
Lloyd Evans
Warren Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Cincinnati Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Action
USDA figures from Cincinnati list hogs at 4 500 head with barrows and gilts higher and sows up to 18 50, cattle and calves totaling about 2 650 head with varied loads and price ranges including steers 22 50 to 25 00, yearlings 20 00 to 24 00, vealers 12 00 to 24 00, and sheep at 15 00 to 21 00 for good and choice lambs while cull prices soften.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Eggs and Poultry Prices Reported in Cincinnati
AP note cites varied egg classes with price ranges for large white brown and mixed from 28 to 49 cents per dozen. Fresh receipts show small, Peewee, fryers and heavy hens priced at 11 to 25 cents with wholesale figures around 63. Potatoes quoted 2.00 to 4.50 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
Court of Honor Honors Local Boy Scouts at Camp Hines
A Court of Honor at Camp Fire Camp Hines on Sept. 3 awarded Second Class to John Smith and First Class to Ronald Brady and Pat Ferry. Merit badges went to Wayne Whaley architecture Wayne Lowery camping cooking automobiling Dean Spencer swimming cooking camping public health Ronald Brady safety marksmanship woodworking home repairs cooking Kenneth Russell corn farming woodworking cooking personal fitness Edwin Carpenter canoeing Pat Ferry first aid Edwin Candendinaie. Merit badges were presented by Mr. Wm Spencer. Honor Scouts named were Rolland Brady and John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Camp Hines
John Smith
Ronald Brady
Pat Ferry
Wayne Whaley
Wayne Lowery
Dean Spencer
Kenneth Russell
Edwin Carpenter
Edwin F Candendinaie
Wm. Spencer
Rolland Brady
Services Conducted For Clarence Rutter
Funeral services for Clarence Rutter who died at his daughter’s home in Millersport were held Friday at Oakdale Church. The Rev. Miles FE Hoon led with burial in Glouster Cemetery. Attendees included Mrs. Marie Brooks of Millersport and relatives from Mineral City Oberlin Welllington and Royal Oaks Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Clarence Rutter
Marie Brooks
Millersport
Oakdale Church
Miles FE. Hoon
Glouster Cemetery
Millersrt
Ineral City
Hazel McNutt
Oberlin
Ervil Rutter
Wellington
Charlie
Fourth Birthday Honored With Party at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson hosted a home birthday party for their daughter Phyllis Ruth fourth birthday. Ice cream cake and drinks were served to Jim Shumway Keith Sanders Ronnie Kozma Jim Moody Jim Ronnie and Becky Sanders Larry Janice and Roger Smith and Linda Preston all of Chauncey and Millfield. Mothers present were Mrs. Amy Jo Moody of Millfield and Mrs. Maxineith of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chester Simpson
Phyllis Ruth
Jim Shumway
Keith Sanders
Ronnie Kozma
Jim Moody
Jim
Ronnie
Becky Sanders
Millfield
Larry
Janice
Roger Smith
Linda Preston
Amy Jo Moody
Maxineith
Auxiliary Meeting at Luckoff Building
The Ladies Auxiliary of the UMWA plans a meeting tonight in the Luckoff building. Activities include games and a potluck lunch for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Ladies Auxiliry
The
UMWA
Luckoff
Notice to bidders sale of one building at Ohio University
Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Agent at Ohio University Athens for the sale of one story frame building at East Green Lower Campus known as B-5. Building must be removed by October 7 1954. Bond of 100 percent of bid required. University reserves right to reject any or all proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athena
Ohio
East Green
Logan Social Notes Highlight Homemakers Club Meeting
Members of the Homemakers Club met at the James Rutgers cottage on Bremen Road for a covered dish dinner. Guests included Margarita Montoya of Colombia and OSU student, guest of Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Schempp, with October hostesses announced. The Rev. Edna B. Hughes attended, and Pearl Linton led readings by Johnny Jones with other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Jones
Edna B. Hughes
Fred Graham
John Kelch
Joseph Brian
Irman Powers
Franklin Baker
Lawrence Hack
Robert Mackey
Elmer Risch
Harry Hammond
Starling Cohagan
Willard Lyke
Oscar Blum
Harry Sweazy
Nixon Blanton announce marriage at Evangelical church
The marriage of Ruby Nixon daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Nixon and James FE Blanton son of Mrs Beatrice Blanton and the late Abe Blanton was held August 27 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church parsonage with Rev A N Grueser performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Nixon
Clifford Nixon
James FE. Blanton
Beatrice Blanton
Abe Blanton
Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
Logan Squaw Club Meets At Mrs George Crane Home
The Logan Squaw Club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs George Crane's home. Mrs Hershel Prevost led the business meeting and refreshments were served by the hostess. Attending guests included Mrs Robert Tschudy Mrs Tucker and Mrs Roxie Ray with numerous members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Squaw Club
George Crane
Hershel Prevost
Crane
Robert Tschudy
Tucker
Roxie Ray
Noel Dyer
Sam Wells
John Conkle
Emma Lanning
Laura Watkins
Prevost
John Liff
Ray Garverick
Caddie Kitchen
Charles Congreve
Claud Sheets
Among Ourselves Club Holds Fall Meeting and Dinner
The first fall meeting of the Among Ourselves Club was hosted by Mrs. W. Rudolph Brandt at Brandt's Restaurant with a dinner and daisies at each place. Officers elected included Mrs. Brandt president and Mrs. Roy Crawford secretary. Richard Holl spoke on Army service in Korea and Japan and displayed trophies earned abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Among Ourselves Club
Rudolph Brandt
Brandt
N. High St
Harry Smith
Roy Crawford
Paul Collison
Carl M. Brown
Collison
Richard Holl
U. S. Army
Korea
Japan
Holl
Len C. Brown
Forest
Barton A. Hall
Bess V. Mutchmore
H. B. Gooding
Altadena
Calif
Harry J. Stevenson
C B. Kennard
Richard S. Brandt
Marjorie B. Rhoads
Ida Steinman
A. J. Carl
Tom Price
George Schwenke
Howard Rolston
C. L. Wenn
Mrs Gooding and daughter visit old friends in town
Mrs. H. B. Gooding of Alta dena California and her daughter Mrs. J. H. Brettell of Mingo Junction are spending a few days visiting friends. Mrs. Gooding, a former Logan resident, plans to stay until after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Gooding
Altadena Calif
J. H. Brettell
Clara Gooding
Mingo Junction
Six Treated After Mishaps
A Saturday and Sunday run of mishaps sent six people to Mount St. Mary Hospital. Thomas Bentley nine from Nelsonville injured his right foot jumping from a swing. George Archer of Murray City strained his right knee pulling slate. Curtis Heintzelman from Allentown Pa. treated for knee lacerations after a windshield crash. Tom Carroll fifteen left leg injury from football. Susie Hall burned arm from frying chicken. Minnie Crabtree of Buchtel lacerated right thumb opening a can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Thomas Bentley
Robert Bentley
Nelson Ville
George Archer
Murray City
Sidwell Coal Co
Curtis Heintzelman
Allentown
Air Force
Dorr Run
Tom Carroll
Everett Carroll
Susie Hall
B. J. Hall
Minnie Crabtree
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Olive Smith Glouster Route 2 Mary Calhoon Nelsonville Roberta Thompson Chauncey Eulah Folden Carpenter John Dresher New Plymouth Margery Lehman Nelsonville Route 1 Harold Douglas New Pittsburg and others Dismissals include Shirley Newman Buchtel Shirley Barber Nelsonville and family members and several a one line entries for Clara James Athens Valentina West Logan Route 1 Connie Boudinot Nelsonville Namon Joseph Athens Nathaniel Matheny Logan Route 3 Radcliffe Hughes Athens Route Susanna Kulasowski Glouster Route 3 Millie Sturgus Glouster Francis Riley Nelsonville Anna Mitchell Murray City Mary Manda The Plains Earl LaFollette Nelsonville Route 1 and daughter Gerald McGee New Lexington and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Smith
Glouster
Mary Calhoon
Nelsonville
Roberta Thompson
Chauncey
Eulah Folden
Carpenter
John Dresher
New Plymouth
Margery Sue Lehman
Harold Douglas
New Pittsburg
Shirley Newman
Buchtel
Stephen Barber
William Terwilliger
Harry Six
Clara James
Athens
Valentina West
Logan
Joan Staten
Connie Boudinot
Namon Joseph
Nathaniel Matheny
Radcliffe Hughes
Susanna Kulasowski
Millie Sturgus
Francis Riley
Anna Mitchell
Murray City
Mary Manda
the Plains
Earl LaFollette
Gerald McGee
New Lexington
Operator Attends School for Plant Personnel
Logan Robert Blankenship of 656 East Main Street travels to Columbus this week to attend a school for operating personnel of sewage treatment plants. Blankenship is chief operator of the Logan disposal plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Blankenship
E. Main St
Columbus
Blankenship
Survey Maps Logan Route For 1954 Air Tour
Supervisors of the Hocking County Soil Conservation District will choose the LOGAN Route for a 1954 air tour this week after a survey of Hocking County areas from the air last Friday. The event will start Sunday October 10 at the Logan Clay Products Co air strip near Webb Summit with an ox roast supervised by George Brown Vinton extension agent. Photographs of proposed points of interest were taken by Bob Baker of the SCS Lancaster office. Assistants included Larry Armstrong and W A Gillogly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Sol! Conservation District
Logan Clay Products Co
Webb Summit
George Brown Vinton
Bob Baker
District Scs
Lancaster
Iarry Armstrong
Board of
W. A. Gillogly
Births Outnumber Deaths In Hocking August Reports
Mary Cole registrar notes 18 births with all but three in Logan and 10 deaths five in county. In Logan area many couples welcomed girls and boys including births to McDaniel Stimson Schmelzer Fisher Brown Phillips Beckett Wyckoff Mowery Boals Beckley Bosworth Miller and Mowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Mary Cole
Logan- Hocking County
Department
LeRoy Hedges
Laurelville
Clarence Thurston
South Bloomingville
George Birchfield
Jay McDaniel
New Plymouth
Herbert Stimson
George Schmelzer
McArthur
William Fisher
Hal Brown
Wendell Phillips
William Beckett
Shawnee
Harold Wyckoff
John Mowery
Lowell Hughes
Daniel Boals
John Beckley
Lewis Bosworth
New Straiteville
Frederick Miller
West Logan
N. Richard Mowery
Lancaster Couple Arraigned After Disturbance at Stone's Grill
George J. South Jr. 25 and Phyllis N. South were arraigned in Major Joseph Phillips court for intoxication and disorderly conduct after a disturbance at Stone's Grill on W. Main St. South fined 25 and costs. Phyllis South fined 10 and costs. Affidavit by Vern Beale, bartender. Charges filed by city police.
Nelsonville Esther Class to Host Covered Dish Dinner
The Esther Class of the Christian Church in Nelsonville will hold a covered dish dinner at the church on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Mrs Mayme Fisk and Mrs Flora Powell are hostesses with Mrs Agnes Cox as devotional leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
Mayme Fisk
Flora Powell
Agnes Cox
Band Booters Meet Tonight at 7 30 P M
The Band Booters will meet today at 7:30 PM in the band room of the high school building for a session.
Engagement Announcement for Miss Blackford and Donald Johnson
Mr and Mrs Robert Blackford announce the engagement of their daughter Luis to Donald FE Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Johnson of Nelsonville Route Miss Blackford is a Nelsonville High School graduate Class of 53 and is employed by Ohio Bell Telephone Co Mr Johnson attended Union Furnace High School and works for Roman Coal Co Plans are made for a fall wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blackford
Luis
Donald FE. Johnson
Johnson
Nelsonville
Miss Blackford
Nelsonville High School
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Union Furnace
Roman Coal Co
Local residents depart on travel and visits
Miss Nancy Krieg leaves by motor for St. Louis to handle professional duties then plans trips to Arizona and California to visit friends and expects to return in about a month. Brant Tedrow completed basic training at Fort Knox and will report to San Antonio after a 10 day leave with his parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Barrows and Mr and Mrs Frank Betts with son Paul visit Moline Illinois as guests of Clint and his wife. Lawrence Lancaster returns home to Plattsmouth Nebraska after visiting his sister Mrs Jeff Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Krieg
St. Louis
Arizona
California
Brant Tedrow
Fort Knox
W. J. Tedrow
San Antonio
Texas
Joe Barrows
Frank Betts
Paul
Moline
Betts
Clint Wallace
Lawrence Lancaster
Plattsmouth
Neb
Jeff Bowers
Soldier on 12 day leave before Fort Jackson report
Chauncey Personals Russell McAfee finished basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky and is home on a twelve day leave before reporting to Fort Jackson South Carolina September seventeenth. Mrs John Hustower Nelsonville and Miss Ruth Hushower Washington DC visited Monday through Wednesday with Mrs L W Sanders and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell McAfee
Fort Knox
Fort Jackson
S.C
John Hustower
Nelsonville
Ruth Hushower
Washington, D.C
L. W. Sanders
Vian Enters Guilty Plea To Charge of Burglary
William Summers 37 of 343 Lincoln Ave pleaded guilty to break in at Glenn Kinnison’s Lincoln Ave home between 8 30 and 9 30 am Thursday. He allegedly stole coins from two glass containers and a piggy bank worth undetermined amount. Summers was held on 2000 bond awaiting grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnison
Logan Pottery Co
Summers
Logan
Lancaster
Cincinnati
Former West Side Pupils Hold Third Annual Reunion
Nelsonville former pupils of the old West End School gathered for their third annual reunion in the schoolyard at 1:30 p m. Four former teachers and 37 pupils attended. Milton Cook won a registration prize. Attendees toured the building and recalled school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Nelsonville
Lulu Woodard Saltz
Residence Burglarized on Keister Ridge
Spur geon Metzler and Joe Breeze investigated a Sunday evening burglary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies McConaha on Keister Ridge. Entry was through unlocked doors. $12 to $15 was taken from a small plastic box of tips saved by their daughter, a Columbus waitress. Thieves ransacked drawers and looked under mattresses and rugs but found nothing else.
Legion Post Meets Tonight in Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion convenes at 7 45 p m and will discuss Veterans Day plans. Officers urge active observance of Constitution Day and a renewed display of the Flag and National Colors at schools and in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Congress
United States
Fish Game Group To Meet Tuesday In Nelsonville
The Fish & Game Conservation League holds its regular September meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the American Legion basement. President Frank O Mara urges strong attendance as fall and winter activities are planned. Members are urged to buy 1954 licenses through league agents Jimmy Shafer Wade Brady Earl Hilleary Harold Smith or Harry Hoskinson Jr all licenses available. Licenses should be secured early to avoid last minute rush. Hunters must obtain permission before hunting on private land to protect property and cooperate with landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fish & Game Conservation League
American Legion
Frank O'Mara
League
Jimmy Shafer
Wade Brady
Earl Hilleary
Harold Smith
Harry Hoskinson
Meeting Tuesday for Catholic Ladies Study Club
The Catholic Ladies' Study Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church hall with Mrs Leo Smith as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Catholic Ladies” Study Club
Leo Smith
Pruitful Fishing in Florida Swamp Yields 27 Wild Foods
Fishermen in Florida's Big Cypress Swamp report gathering more than 27 wild fruits vegetables and nuts for menus alongside fish. The abundance expands local sustenance options and highlights the swamp's edible resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Big Cypress Swamp
Court Fines Couple For Disturbance
Logan mayor fines and sentences drivers after arraignment Saturday. Jesse Ansel, 58, Enterprise, is fined 200 dollars and costs and jailed three days for driving while intoxicated. Other traffic cases include Sinnott 10 dollars, Eklinz 15 dollars, Saunders 10 dollars, Wheeler 10 dollars, Blosser 10 dollars, Bradbury 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jesse Ansel
Enterprise
Joseph Phillips
Ansel
Joseph FE. Sinnott
Columbus
Donald E. Eklinz
Graveside Rites Set For Akron Teacher
Graveside services will be conducted by Rev. F. M. Wentz in Green Lawn Cemetery Tuesday at 1 p m for Mrs. Maude Grimm Guth who died Saturday at her Akron home after a short illness. She taught in Akron schools and had taught her classes last week. She was born in Buchtel and Surviving are two daughters Mrs Margaret Schlegel of Akron and Mrs Grace Tarbox of Columbus, three grandchildren, three brothers Clarence Grimm Roy of Detroit and Harvey of Buchtel, two sisters Mrs Addie Mason of Athens and Mrs Lena Lawson of Nelsonville. Funeral services were held in Akron today at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
F. M. Wentz
Green Lawn Cemetery
Maude Grimm Guth
Akron
Clarence Grimm
Roy
Detroit
Mich
Harvey
Buchtel
Addie Mason
Athens
Lena Lawson
Elks Meet Tuesday in Nelsonville Hall
A Nelsonville Elks Lodge business meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p m at the Elks Hall. Members are urged to attend and discuss lodge activities and upcoming events.
Patrol Finds Stolen Car From Glouster Recovered
Logan reports a 1950 Lincoln sedan stolen from William Copas of Glouster was found on Route 75 south of Gore by a highway patrolman at 12 30 p m Sunday. The thief entered the unlocked garage and crossed ignition wires to start the car. One broken window glass and scratches on the right side were noted. no other damage. Copas identified the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Glouster
Route 75
Gore
William Copas
High St
Rites Held For Mr. Vian in Glouster Church
Funeral services for Homer Vian were conducted in Glouster Church of Christ with Pastor Daniel K Teater officiating. A New Marshfield quartet sang and pallbearers included Mrs Marcella Brown as pianist. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery with Sunday sermon noted as his first after ordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Homer Vian
Mount St. Marys Hospital
Glouster Church of Christ
Daniel K. Teater
New Marshfield
Mr. Vian
Jesus
Cornet
Jan Goff
Goff
Martha Frost
Doris Mace
E. Hawk
Marcella Brown
Maplewood
Vian
Glouster Church
Columbus
James A. Richards
Helen McCabe
Delta Morris
Lena Richards
Wakefield
Ohio
Billy Stansberry
Kendalmille
Ind
Lorenzo Beightd
Waterloo
Bea Vian
Neva Smith
Chester Vian
Athens
la- Vina Lewis
Errett Davis
H. E. Jones
Charles Russell
Carbon Hill
Lester Briley
Nelsonville
Betty Buley Evans
Doanville Man Guilty of Unsafe Operation
In Nelsonville Frank L. Hickman of Doanville pleaded guilty to unsafe operation of a motor vehicle after a Channel Street incident that injured pedestrian Harry Li. He was fined 20 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank L. Hickman
Doanville
Earl Hilleary
Hickman
Canal St
Harry Li
Harrison Johnson
Nelson Ville
Earl Barnhart
New Plymouth
Flower Show Set in Nelsonville Booster Program
York Grange will sponsor a booster program and flower show, plus an open house for everyone, Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Grange
Grange Hall
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Barrows
Jar
Exter Crabtree
Pappy” Stewart
Gilbert Smith
Clarence Hall
Clarence Kinsley
Chauncey Church
Ed Spears
Tom Spears
Kenneth Brill
Richard Stalder
Debbie
C. D. Madkin
Karl Dawson
Nell Tippett
W. G. Davis
Gwenn
Manchester
Henry Cass
Paul Cass
Hebron
James A. Wilson
Portland
Jerry Wilson
Troy
J. A. Long
Inez Courtney
Ys” eCoy
Mary Jane McKinlern
Alonzo Figgins
Martin McKibben
Lettie Coe Hintz
James Day
E. W. Bingman
Blaine Grubb
Floyd Shafer
J. A. Simpkins
Rita
Lois Kay
Nancy
Elsie Long
Dennis Hixson
Howard Figiey
Ray Gardner
J. C. Neal
Deanville
B Hi Pettit
Zoe Herrold
Joan Pettit
C. E. McCune
Trimble
H. O McDaniel
Norman Farrich
Jessie Fulton
Mra
Elizabeth Robinette
C. N. Sanders
Olive Brookins
William Russell
George Lash
Cincinnati Livestock
Herbert Saliiaaieis
Squaw Club
Nelsonville Social Notes
West School
Central School
Union Furnace School
Starr and Coonville
Unio Furnace
Gibisonville
Bloomingville
Marion
Llesbor
South Perry
Jobs
Pittsburgh Hollow
Newton
Oroville
Vinton County
Verna Hand
Ruth Cook
Floyd Shelton
Edwin Johnson
Esther Verity
Violet Wolfe Hollenbaugh
Florence Cook
Arthur Kennedy
Edna Oliver
Estella Reynolds
Rose Cook
Mabel Verity Hooper
Rhea Hoodlett Coakley
Ina McCollum Simmons
Dorothy Hoodlett Hans
Gertie Fisk Green
Bob Kinney
Lagan
Paul Hamm
Violet Wolfe
Hollenbaugh
Lawrence
Legion Post
ELKS
Emlem Club
Elks’ Hall
Keller & Weltner, Inc
Gaffney Motor Freight, Inc
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