Nelsonville Legion protests excessive night homework
Nelsonville Clenford Dugan Post No. 229, American Legion, protests the heavy load of night homework in city schools. At a Wednesday meeting a resolution was adopted to present the protest to the board of education, with a committee to seek relief for pupils.
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Nelsonville
Clenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion
Glenford Dugan
Board of Education
Glenn Allen
Post
G. T. Club Holds Wiener Roast at Birch Hollow
Nelsonville report notes ten members attended the wiener roast at Birch Hollow. The club scheduled its regular meeting for Friday evening at the home of Mrs Elizabeth White on High Street.
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Nelsonville
G. T. Club
Birch Hollow
Mra
Elizabeth White
High Street
Tulip Planting in Fall Is Stressed by Nelsonville Club
The Woman's Community Club urges Nelsonville residents to plant tulip bulbs this fall in small beds along walks or open spaces. Plant five to seven inches apart in well drained soil five inches deep, mulch in winter, and enjoy bright tulips next spring.
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Woman's Community Club
Nelsonville
Past Noble Grand Club Meeting Notice
Nelsonville report states the Past Noble Grand Club will convene Friday night September 2 at Ida Auflick’s home on Ashton Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Noble Grand Club
Ida Auflick
Ashton Avenue
Tendered Farewell Nelsonville Party Honors Lane North
A farewell party at Mrs Margaret Lane's Washington Street home honored Mrs Lane and her sister Edna Belle North. Guests included the Lane family and friends. They plan to spend the winter in Newport Kentucky where Mr Lane works in the steel mills and Miss North will start high school.
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Nelsonville
Margaret Lane
Washington Street
Lane
Edna Belle North
Robert Mount
Patty
Jo Ann
Vernon Anderson
Mable Lane
Dorothy Lane
Evelyn Bowen
Dorothy Deer Hazel Lane
Alice Lane
Ruth Hunter
Billy Lohmer
Bob Berry
Basil North
Joe Matheny
Trimble Class Meets at First Church with Teacher Misa Connie Brown
The Booster Class of First Church of Christ met at the church Monday night with teacher Misa Connie Brown. Guests included Irene, Mary and Dorothy Stalh of Glouster, and those present were Irene Miner, Audrey Thompson, Nina Kloh, Hila Jean Vess, Dorothy Burris, Emma June and Dorothy Kasler, Dorothy White, Hoy J. Seckinger, Marcela Johnson, Dorothy Belle Vaughn, Katherine Khan, and Genevieve Rusezell.
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Trimble
First Church of Christ
Misa Connie Brown
Irene
Mary
Dorothy Stalh
Glouster
Irene Miner
Audrey Thompson
Nina Kloh
Hila Jean Vess
Dorothy Burris
Emma June
Dorothy Kasler
Dorothy White
Hoy J. Seckinger
Marcela Johnson
Dorothy Belle Vaughn
Katherine Khan
Genevieve Rusezell
4-H Club of Longstreth Trip to Buckeye Lake
The Longstreth 4-H Club of 13 girls spent an all day outing at Buckeye Lake on Sunday September 15. Boat rides and other amusements were enjoyed as chaperoned by Mrs Archte Harris Mrs John Clary Mrs Alva Clary and Mrs Carlos Harris with instructors Mrs Fred MceManaway and assistant instructor. The Sanborn reunion was held September 8. Friends surprised Mrs Bertha Christian with a potluck supper on Tuesday evening for her birthday.
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Longstreth
Buckeye Lake
Archte Harris
John Clary
Alva Clary
Carlos Harris
Fred MceManaway
Sanborn
Bertha Christian
Nelsonville Boy Scouts form new staff council
Nelsonville Troop 46 members meet at the K P Building to form a staff council with Bill Mechem Paul Wright Earl Wachenschwanz Munroe Francis Jack Pritchard Sam Hawk Bob White John Johnson Charles Levering Don Wachenschwanz as new leaders. Troop 44 lists 26 members. meetings paused for two weeks with next session set for September 27 at West School Building. Fall and winter program to follow. United Daughters of the Confederacy convention to be held in Hot Springs Arkansas with Mrs. W E Massey as president general.
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Nelsonville
K. P
Bill Mechem
Paul Wright
Earl Wachenschwanz
Munroe Francis
Jack Pritchard
Sam Hawk
Bob White
John Johnson
Charles Levering
Don Wachenschwanz
Lewis Vaughn
Earl
Ray DeFord
Bob Howe
Jimmie Linscott
Paul Pritchard
Don Sanders
Charles Campbell
Rob Sowers
Everet Woody
Clarence Coakley
Tom Rosser
John Johnston
Leslie Cox
Max Linton
Woodrow Bennett
Junior Junior
Woody Bennett
Junior Johnson
West School
Scouts Earn Ranks At Old Man's Cave Encampment
During the eight day encampment from August 25 to September 1 many Scouts passed requirements and earned ranks. Awards announced at council fire include John Johnston and Leslie Cox Tenderfoot. Jimmie Arnold and Don Wachenschwanz Second Class. Munroe Francis First Class. Second Class candidates listed include Everett Woody Leslie Cox Charles Campbell Bob Howe Gilbert Smith John Johnson. Gerald Hoch earned First Class handicraft and semaphore signaling. A senior Scout wait for Troop 46 will start October 1 to qualify for a new Division M for First Class candidates.
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Old Man's Cave
Mender
John Johnston
Leslie Cox
Jimmie Arnold
Don Wachenschwanz
Munroe Francis
Everett Woody
Charles Campbell
Bob Howe
Gilbert Smith
John Johnson
Gerald Hoch
Old Timers Defeat Team at Longstreth
Dr. Walker's Old Timers won by forfeit at Longstreth after Longstreth players, up 2-1 in the sixth, left the field claiming darkness. Battery for the Vets included Smith and Jonas. for Longstreth, Garner and Gaskin. Old Timers travel Friday to The Plains to face Dr. Nelson's squad.
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Buchtel
Dr. Walker
Longstreth
Smith
Jonas
Garner
Gaskin
Plains
Dr. Nelson
Mines Marked Up for Work in Chauncey District
Thirteen mines in the Chauncey district were marked for work on Thursday. The active list includes No. 255, No. 219, No. 10X, Chauncey No. 25, Poston No. 6, Hocking, Luhrig, Black Diamond, Lick Run, Coonville, Carbondale, Kimberly and Salem Hollow.
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Chauncey
Chauncey No
Poston No
Hocking
Luhrig
Black Diamond
Lick Run
Coonville
Carbondale
Kimberly
Salem Hollow
Newspaper Mail Volume Processed by U S Post Office
The U S Post Office Department handles about 500 million pounds of newspapers and magazines each year, illustrating the scale of nationwide distribution and printed matter movement handled by the postal service.
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U. S. Post Office Department
Five Scouts Invested At Meeting Tuesday
NELSONVILLE Investiture meeting of the Girl Scouts was held Tuesday evening around a camp fire after a hike. Miss Helena Kouri read Indian stories and Miss Ruth Rothrock led the group singing. Five girls were invested as Tenderfoot Girl Scouts: Ruth Bayless Ruth Patton Jean Petts Louise Duskey Maxine MIdkiff.
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Nelsonville
Helena Kouri
Ruth Rothrock
Tenderfoot
Ruth Bayless
Ruth Patton
Jean Petts
Louise Duskey
Maxine Midkiff
Alice Mechem
Mary Cox
Charlotte Smith
Josephine Sharp
Eloise Badger
Polly Johnson
Dorothy Low
P. T. A. Plans Fall and Winter Work
Nelsonville Central Parent Teacher Association will hold its first Friday meeting at Central School to organize fall and winter duties and seek strong attendance from members and the community.
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Nelsonville — Central Parent- Teacher Association
Lawn Party for Sunday School Class in Nelsonville
Mary Ellen Covert hosted a lawn party for her Sunday School class on Saturday afternoon in Nelsonville. Thirteen children attended along with two guests, Sara Ann McDonald and Mary Ellen Thompson. Mrs. Fred Thompson helped with games and entertainment. Refreshments included ice cream and cake, and balloons served as favors.
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Nelsonville
Misa Mary Ellen Covert
Littl
Sara Ann McDonald
Mary Ellen Thompson
Fred Thompson
Band Benefit in Nelsonville Bogo Night at K of P Hall
Nelsonville Band Boosters Club hosts the second bingo night at the K of P Hall at 8 PM to raise funds for Nelsonville High School Band equipment. Prizes may be donated at Mrs. E. J. Arnold’s home.
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Nelsonville
K. of P. Hall
Mra. E. J. Arnold
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