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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
10
A Nelsonville sidewalk beat reports squirrel hunting is down this year due to a shortage of nuts for the animals. Yet several hunters say they still reached their daily limits in the area.
Nelsonville social notes report a hunter recounting four hours lost in woods and a tree mishap tale. Candy sale planned by Presbyterian Women Circle Four on Saturday at 1 pm on the sidewalk in front of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. If rain, move to Dew House Hotel porch. Announcement also covers church activities, group meetings, new member, meals, and upcoming events in Nelsonville.
Leonard C Campbell 76 of Murray City died Wednesday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville after five weeks of treatment. A native of Scioto County he was a retired coal miner. Survived by four sons Roulen Clarence Harvey Robert, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 2 p m Friday Murray City United Brethren Church burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Body at Johnson funeral home to family residence Murray City for calling hours.
Funeral services for Shirley Jean Dye three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Burie Dye will be Friday at 1 pm in the Johnson funeral home Burial will be in Brooks Cemetery near New Marshfield Friends may call at the funeral home at any time
Mayor Earl Hilleary has proclaimed September 23 to 29 as Business Week noting the national observance sponsored by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. The local chapter formed in 1995 has about 48 members in the Nelsonville area, with Alice Kelso as president and other officers named.
Quiet Day for the Southeast Region of the Diocese of Southern Ohio was observed today in the Epiphany Church. The Rev. E Paul Haynes of All Saints Church in Portsmouth conducted the meditation services.
Nelsonville and surrounding area report that James D. Cope, son of former police chief, has been named public relations director for the Blood Donors unit. A Denison University graduate and Army veteran, Cope will work from the Columbus headquarters with Ohio’s secondary education and pharmacy groups. The appointment aims to boost donor involvement at a time of reduced regular contributions. Verbal notice indicates his post includes liaison with state pharmaceutical bodies and Sigma Alpha Epsilon activities. The article also notes local blood drives and the upcoming Bloodmobile visit to Mount St Mary Hospital Health Center.
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