Bacon Directs District Drive for Ohio Legal Center
Judge John C. Bacon directs a district drive naming county chairs for Athens Hocking Meigs Morgan Noble Washington counties as part of the Ohio Legal Center fund drive. Attorneys Jones Johnson Fultz Daniels Archer Strecker named by OSBA President Van Aken to rally voluntary contributions for the Ohio State Bar Association Foundation.
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Columbus
John C. Bacon
Pomeroy
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Nobile
Washington
Roger J. Jones
Leslie Johnson
Logan
Bernard V. Fultz
Robert M. Daniels
McConnelsville
W. V. Archer
Caldwell
Hayward W. Strecker
Marietta
Ohio State Bar Association
William R. van Aken
Cleveland
Ohio Legal Center
Ohio State University
Ohio State Bar Association Foundation
School Bus Sideswiped Near Route 374
Logan patrol reports no injuries after a West Hocking Local School District bus had a side swipe with a north bound car on Route 374 five miles south of Route 33. The bus carrying 23 passengers sustained moderate damage while Da vid Palmer of Amanda faced a charge in mayor's court for speeding excessive for conditions.
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Logan
West Hocking
Charles Culvertson
Gibisonville
David Palmer
Amanda
Palmer
Anderson dies at 75 in Glouster after long illness
Thomas Anderson 75, of Braun Street Glouster died Monday after a long illness. He was born in Jackson County, worked 52 years as a coal miner, 50 years in Trimble Two, and belonged to local 81 UMWA. Survived by wife Mary Elizabeth and four sons, two daughters, 15 grandchildren, and two sisters. Visitation after 6 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at residence with Rev. L R Carmichael. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Thomas Anderson
Braun St
Jackson County
Bennett
Mary Anderson
Trimble Two
UMWA
Mary Elizabeth
Loren E
Chardon
Thomas E
New Lexington
John
Denzil J
Kirtland
Cecil McCafferty
Willoughby
Dwight Karns
Trimble
Harry Dust
Jacksonville
Edward Rinehart
Jefferson, Pa
Library Adds 19 Pamphlets
Nelsonville Public Library adds 19 public affairs pamphlets to shelves. Titles include Too Young to Marry Will My Baby Be Born Normal Your Operation When Mental Illness Strikes Your Family Three to Six You Child Starts to School Democracy Begins in the Home When Parents Grow Old New Hope for Retarded Children Getting Ready To Retire How To Be a Good Mother in law and Grandmother Mental Health Is a Family Affair How To Discipline Your Children So You Think Its Love How To Tell Your Child about Sex Comics TV Radio Movies What Do They Offer Children Understanding Your Child from 6 to 12 Enjoy Your Child ages 1 2 and 3 Keeping up with Teenagers Building your Marriage. Patrons may borrow for two weeks.
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Nelsonville
Birthday Party Honors Altermath's Mother in Ohio Hall
In NELSONVILLE at St. Patrick's Hall a surprise party honored Father Cletus Altermath's mother for her 81st birthday. A cake from Mount St. Mary Hospital sisters decorated the table with yellow candles and flowers. Fifty five attendees at lunch enjoyed ice cream and cake. she received a purse and many gifts.
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Nelsonville
St. Patrick's Hall
Buchtel
Cletus Altermath
Sisters of Mount St. Mary Hospital
WBA Holds Rummage Sale at IOOF Hall on Saturday
Nelsonville voters will attend a rummage sale at the IOOF Hall on Saturday October 11 starting at 8 a.m. Donations are welcome and can be arranged by calling 433 or 250.
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Nelsonville
WBA
IOOF
Valley Lodge to Confer Page Rank by Knights of Pythias
Nelsonville event announces Valley Lodge 169 will confer the Page rank Wednesday at 7 30 p m William Howe says a fish fry follows the meeting at the Knights hall in Valley.
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Nelsonville—Valley
Cosmopolitan Club Opens Season in Nelsonville
The Cosmopolitan Club of Nelsonville meets for the first session of the season with Mrs. Rose Freer presiding. Members contribute poems readings or contests in a get-together program. Prize winners were Mrs. Steenrod and Mrs. Freer.
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Nelsonville
Cosmopolitan Club
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
John Saltz
W. Washington Sr
Rose Freer
Randall Steenrod
Steenrod
Freer
John Hartley
First Methodist Church hosts Wednesday potluck dinner
The Retta Howe Class will dine at 6 p m Wednesday in the church dining rooms with Rosa Freer and Edna Dodds supervising. The Pandorian Club plans its first fall meeting Thursday at 8 p m at Mrs. Ralph Barber s home. Cub Scout committee gathers Wednesday at 8 p m at the church for October Den Mothers and committee members.
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Retta Howe
First Methodist Church
Rosa Freer
Edna Dodds
Pandorian Club
Ralph Barber
Rummage Sale At First Methodist Church Saturday
The Golden Rule Sunday School Class invites donations for a rummage sale in the church social rooms at 8 30 a m on Saturday. Bring items Friday afternoon or call 177 or 180M for collection.
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First Methodist Church
VFW Auxiliary Plans Christmas Cooking Demonstration
The VFW Auxiliary will meet at 7 45 p m Wednesday in the Gas Company office for a Christmas cooking demonstration. Members will gather at the post home after the demonstration.
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Nelsonville
VFW
the Gas Company
Mayor Fines Drinker Arrest in Nelsonville Case
State Highway patrolmen reported the arrest of Harrison Johnson, 42, of Nelsonville on intoxication. He was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Robert Auflick, Nelsonville.
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Logan
Harrison Johnson
Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Visitation Highlights From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Emerson Johnson and children of Long Bottom visited John Johnsons parents C E Johnson. The Rev and Mrs Charles Cecil of Junction City attended a Morse Chapel homecoming. Paul Paynter of Medina visited his parents Okey and family. Robert McKelvey of Belpre visited his father W G McKelvey. Jack Sharpneck and daughter from Columbus joined Lavina Offutt Laura Vanaman and friends of Vienna W Va visiting C W Proffitt. James Davis and Kenneth McLeod visited McLeods’ brother in Eureka W Va.
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Portland
Emerson Johnson
Long Bottom
Mr. Johnson
C. E. Johnson
Charles Cecil
Junction City
Morse Chapel
Paul Paynter
Medina
Paynter
Okey Paynter
Robert McKelvey
Belpre
McKelvey
W. G
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
The Mt. Mary Hospital notes list multiple admissions and a birth. Notable names includes Mr. and Mrs. Carey Arnold Trimble announcing a daughter, with other patients from Glouster Nelsonville Corning and surrounding towns. Blood used recorded as two pints.
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Carey Leroy Arnold
Trimble
Clyde Searfes
New Lexington
Oakleys Name Baby Timothy Douglas
Nelsonville reports Mrs and Mrs Jack Oakley welcomed son Timothy Douglas born Saturday at Mount St Mary Hospital. The boy weighed six pounds nine ounces. Grandparents are R V Oakley and Mrs F M Brooks with Emma Dougherty as great grandmother. The Oakleys have two other sons Gregg and Mark.
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Jack Oakleys
Nelsonville
Timothy Douglas
Jack Oakley
Mount St. Mary Hospital
R. V. Oakley
F. M. Brooks
Emma Dougherty
Oakley's
Gregg
Mark
Library Staff Honors Nelsonville Librarian
Nelsonville Public Library staff held a farewell party for Esther Frisby. Attendees included Edna La Follette, Linda Frost, Lois Simpson, Chauncy, Jerry Grim, Patty Potts, Mollie McCombs, Don Smith, Mary Willis, Kay Bodyer, Waveline Pritchard, and other guests. The event featured contests, dessert, and a gift for the honoree.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Public Library
Esther Frisby
Edna la Follette
Linda Frost
Athens
Lois Simpson
Chauncey
Jerry Grim
Patty Potts
Mollie McCombs
Don Smith
Mary Willis
Kay Bodyer
Waveline Pritchard
Frisby
Weekend Visitors Share Time Across Multiple Families
Downington residents hosted family and friends from several towns over a weekend. Herb Barnhart and his wife hosted their son Dale and daughter-in-law from Bradbury, while Pearl Robinson’s guests included Tom Steinmetz of Athens. Various relatives from Columbus Snowville Harrisonville and Carbon visited or were hosted by locals including the Clay and Bolen households.
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Ray Rouse
Carbon
W. Va
Douglas Clay
Clay
Estep
Harrisonville
Co. A. Bolen
Mae Mason
Russell
Snowville
Bolens
Paul Stanley
John L. Clark
Robert E. Main
Athens
Infant Girl Dies Tuesday in Nelsonville
Brenda Kay Drescher seven month old daughter of Jack and Virgie Drescher of 365 Poplar St died Tuesday morning at Mount St. Mary Hospital after treatment. Survived by sister Connie Sue and grandparents Hazel Maffin and Lewis Drescher. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home with Dr. F M Wentz officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime.
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Nelsonville
Brenda Kay Drescher
Jack
Virgie Drescher
Poplar St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Connie Sue
Hazel Maffin
Lewis Drescher
Johnson
F. M. Wentz
Green Lawn Cemetery
John Green Dies Tuesday in Mount St. Mary Hospital
John Carl Green of 279 Kentner Street died this morning after nine days of treatment at Mount St. Mary Hospital. He leaves wife Maybell Miller Green two sons Ralph of Chicago and Martine Nel sonville Schools vocal music director two brothers Fred Warren and Martine Cleveland two sisters Bertha Waite Bedford and Lucy Green Hollywood three grandsons. Visitation at Warren funeral home Wednesday 7 to 9 p m Graveside services Thursday Knollwood cemetery Mayfield Heights flowers omitted donations may go to Memorial Fund of local Presbyterian Church.
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Nelsonville
John Carl Green
Kentner St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Maybell Miller Green
Ralph
Chicago
Martine
Fred
Warren
Cleveland
Bertha Waite
Bedford
Lucy Green
Hollywood
Calif
Warren Funeral Home
Knollwood Cemetery
Mayfield Heights
Presbyterian Church
Mechem Backs Issue No 1 for Ohio Metropolitan Federation
Nelsonville official Stanley Mechem president pro tem of the Ohio State Senate urges passage of State Issue No 1 the Metropolitan Federation Amendment at the upcoming November general election.
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Nelsonville
C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio State Senate
Homemakers Group Elects New Officers
Albany officers were elected at the Columbia Home Demonstration Group meeting at Mrs. Keziah Dye’s home. Elected were Helen Jeffers president Irene Foster vice president Frances Howery secretary treasurer Marie Dailey publicity chairman Helen Jeffers first councilor Joan Stout second councilor and Keziah Dye membership chair. The Sept. project was health. Dinner was served. The Oct. 15 meeting will be at Mrs. Murle Galaway’s with cafeteria style dinner and meal management discussion.
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Albany
Columbia Home
Keziah Dye
Helen Jeffers
Irene Foster
Frances Howery
Marie Dailey
Joan Stout
Freda Smith
Murle Galaway
Blue Devils Booster Club Elects Officers in Chauncey
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils Booster Club formed with 36 members in the high school auditorium. Officers named are President James F Kidd Vice President Jack Pennell and Secretary Treasurer Bill Abdella. Coach Bill Smith reviewed last Friday’s win over New Lexington and introduced four players Danny O’Neil Ron Bayless Gary Bickley and Francis Schoonover.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Blue Devils
James F. Kidd
Jack Pennell
Bill Abdella
New Lexington
Bill Smith
Smith
Danny O’neil
Ron Bayless
Gary Bickley
Chauncey Notables Share Visits and Life Events
Chauncey and nearby residents are noted for family visits moving residents in Millfield to Newark and Chauncey. A large apple weighed 1 lb 1/4 oz. Fleetson Dew funeral at EUB Church Corning. The Knight anniversary marked fifty three years at 38 Mill St Chauncey with family and guests from Athens Jackson and Glen Snider family.
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Don Vernon
New Straitsville
Evelyn
Fleetson Dew
EUB
Corning
Don Forseythe
Terry
Billy
Johnny
Chagrin Falls
Chauncey
Frances Howard
Don Writesel
Bill
Columbus
Homer Shields
Freda Linscott
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Eldon Kenney
Curtis E. Knight
Kenny
Glen Snider
Murder Questions from Classic Literature Quiz
A brain gaming quiz asks six to seven literary murders. Answers include Duncan killed by Macbeth and Tess of the DUrbervilles harms a target. note the targets vary by plot.
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King Duncan
Mr. Haredale
Nancy
Tess of the D
Trainer Since 1931 at Syracuse University
Jules Reichel has served as an athletic trainer at Syracuse University since 1931, continuing a long tenure in university sports medicine.
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Jules Reichel
Syracuse University
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Maplewood Cemetery
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Nelsonville Women’s News
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Glouster Route 1
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Herman Ruble
Clyde Martin
Margaret Clark
Emma Kranyik
Chaun
Cey
Thomas Huddy
James Chariton
Goldie Byers
Downington
John Green
Mechem
Ruby Red
Stone Eternal
Rock of Ages
Georgia Marble
Barre Guild
Marble Cliff
Marble Cliff Quarries CO. Agricultural Limestone Division
Columbus, Ohio
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Homemakers Group
Blue Devil Boosters Club
Francis
Butch) Schoonover
Blue Devils
Rutland
Brain Game
Pan
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Sunday Messenger
Allyn Rice
AF & Co
Alomar
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