Past Resident Mabel Hellyer Dies at 61
Mrs. Mabel Hellyer, 61, a former Nelsonville resident, died Saturday in Columbus at St. Anthony Hospital. Survived by two sons Paul in Dayton and Thurman in Nelsonville, two daughters Gerald Rock of Columbus and Claire Hellyer at home, one brother Walter Laff of Columbus, and six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Feil Funeral Home Columbus with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Mabel _Hellyer
Columbus
St. Anthony Hospital
Paul Hellyer
Dayton
Thurman Hellyer
Gerald Rock
Claire Hellyer
Walter Laff
Feil
Greenlawn Cemetery
Mizpah Class to Meet at Helen Brown Home
Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church will be entertained Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Helen Brown 38 Campbell St Members are to bring sales tax stamps.
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Methodist Church
Helen Brown
Campbell St
Nelsonville Girl Crowned Hocking Festival Queen
Nancy Sue Smith named Miss Hocking Valley at Nelsonville homecoming festival. She won over four Columbus judges after being selected Miss Nelsonville in a band boosters contest. She earns a New York modeling training prize and a funded New York trip, plus Christmas charity fund support and a town parade celebration.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Nancy Sue Smith
T. James Smith
Scott Sr
Nelsonville High School
Columbus
Band Boosters Club
Myrna Hawk
Carbon Hill
Beulah Moore
Haydenville
Phyliss Edgar
Union Furnace
Billie Jean Kirkendall
Buchtel
Miss Smith
Fulton
W. Colum
American Legion
Mary Ripple
Asbury Park
N. J
Marian Rodgers
Powers
New York School of Modeling
Andre Correale
Ripple
Rodgers
Johnny Jones
Paul J. Sherlock
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
J. Buck Saunders
Thomas Joyland
Jones
New York City
Hiss Hocking Valley
New York
VFW
Riverside
Don Bumgardner
Mayor Finds Driver Guilty in Nelsonville Court
In Nelsonville mayoral court Paul E. Cavote of local interest was found guilty of unsafe operation after pleading innocent at arraignment. He received a $10 fine plus costs along with other drunk driving related arraignments and fines of $10 and costs.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Paul E. Cavote
Earl Hilleary
Judy Joyce
Logan
Weldon Spangler
Lancaster
James Powell
Jobs
Mayor's Court
le Perry
Deanville
Charles Riser
Kimbery
Donald Lyons
Carbondale
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Births and Admits
Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Mitchell Murray City and a son to Mr and Mrs Eugene Lowry Carbondale. Admitted include Miss Charlotte Walter New Plymouth Route 1 and Miss Doris Miller Nelsonville, George Levering Logan Route 3, Mrs Lillian Lee Nelsonville, Mrs Hallie Smith Nelsonville, Mrs Minnie Tucker New Straits ville. Dismissed include Miss Alberta Jeffers Nelsonville Route 2 and Mrs Arthur Smith Chauncey. Regina Payne Trimble.
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Walter Mitchell
Murray City
Eugene Lowry
Carbondale
Charlotte Walter
New Plymouth
Doris Miller
Nelsonville
George Levering
Logan
Lillian Lee
Hallie Smith
Minnie Tucker
New Straitsville
John Drake
Buchtel
Alberta Jeffers
Arthur Smith
Chauncey
John Reynolds
Regina Payne
Trimble
Meigs County Resident Dies in Dexter Meigs General
Mei tes County resident MIDDLEPORT Purley Nelson of Dexter died at Meigs General Hospital after several days. He was foreman of a New York Central railroad section crew and a Wilkesville Masonic lodge member. Survived by wife Mrs Nellie Nelson a daughter Mrs Max Davis Middleport a son Orion Dexter and twin brother Hurley Nelson Salem Center. Hobart Nelson a son was killed in World War II and returned for burial in Meigs County about a year ago. Funeral arrangements are by Rawlings Coats funeral home.
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Middleport
Purley Nelson
Dexter
Meigs General Hospital
Nelson
New York Central Railroad
Wilkesville
Drakes Hold Miscellaneous Shower for Miller Couple
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller were honored at a Drakes Methodist Church shower hosted by Mrs. J. J. Embrey and Mrs. Glenna Palmer. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon of ice cream cake and coffee as gifts for the newlyweds were counted.
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Drakes
James Miller
Dorothy Morgan
Drakes Methodist Church
J. J. Embrey
Glenna Palmer
Ernest Miller
Marilyn
Kathleen Danison
Frank Spicer
Chester Coffman
Adeline Embrey
Alice Linscott
W. E. Williams
Ross Hogue
Cora Williams
Jess Drake
Jennie Dudish
Bill Maxwell
Tana
John Fouts
A. E. Maxwell
Pauline Williams
John Embrey
Bill Palmer
D. C. Maxwell
George Drake
Cora Brock
John Titko
Athens
Pete Dudash
New Lexington
Jesse Drake
James Nevin
Glouster
Gailen Maxwell
Columbus
Joey Parsons
Corning
John Rehos
Carl
Crooksville
Golden Drake
Death by shotgun in Nelsonville man’s apartment
Donald A. Johnston 37, a World War II veteran, died from a self inflicted shotgun wound in his Nelsonville apartment behind Clover Farm store on Chestnut Street. Coroner Dr. J. H. Elias ruled suicide amid domestic troubles. Johnston, employed by Nelsonville Foundry and Machine Co., was last seen at 9 p.m. His mother and brother in Columbus and sister survive along with a wife who has been away for a month. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Nelsonville
Donald A. Johnston
Clover Farm
Chestnut St
J. H. Elias
Glouster
Athens County
Isac Johnson
Herman Ogg
City Hall
Max Valkinburg
Tom Kelly
Valkinburg
Johnson
Nelsonville Foundry & Machine Co
Little Hocking
Carroll Johnson
Columbus
HADACOL touted to relieve neuritis from vitamin deficiency
An advertisement from 1900 touts HADACOL as a cure for neuritis pains and a run-down condition caused by deficiencies of Vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and Iron. It features Elmer Prater of St Louis who credits two weeks of HADACOL with returning to work and relief from leg pains and poor appetite. The copy promises rapid absorption in liquid form and a money back guarantee with trial sizes priced at 1.25 and larger bottles at 3.50.
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Elmer Prater
North Broadway
St. Louis
Hadacol
Prater
Mr. Prater
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Services Conducted For Lewis W. Canter
Funeral services for Lewis W. Canter who died Saturday at his Chauncey home were held at Pilgrim Holiness Church Chauncey with Rev. Ray Pidcock presiding. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Lewis W. Canter
Chauncey
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ray Pidcock
Greenlawn Cemetery
American Legion Auxiliary Special Meeting Postponed
A special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary scheduled for Tuesday evening has been postponed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Mehems Elsonville
Homer Adams
Adams
Patty Butterworth
Walnut St
Charles Coakley
US 33
Nelsonville and
Philip Morris
Moses
Paulie Morris
America
Butlip Morris
Kate Kelly
Cleveland
W. B. Evans
W. Washington St
Ray Sayers
Ft. Knox
Superior
Wis
Robert Emerson
Imogene Sayers
George Wend
Covington
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mei Tes
Bie
Lan Otes
Sandler
Boston
Altmans
Atvens
Ony
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