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5 THE SUNDAY MESSENGER SUNDAY. MARCH 0. 1952WorkonNew!Nelsonville BiUtv Council To MeetNELSONVILLE Citv Coun.ilsill meet in an adjourned session it City Hall Monday at 7 p.m.Four members responded to roll •all for the regular session a week igo, and adjournment to March 1() vas votedState Bureau Files Two City Projec t With TournaiCharires Airainst HallettSOutlinedrYourself ASpringBUYCOOPER'SSOXEach Style BrightCOOKSONCLOTHINGPublic Square, NelsonvilleONESTOPINSURANCESERVICEauto — fir® — lifeNEI-SONVILLE A formei Nel-'er and Mayor Paul GalvinNELSONVILLEnow municipal (industrial memorNELSONVILLE ' Park up your troubles In the old kit bag, and Work on the wnlle. smile, smile ”After running a temperature lotsonville lt;ar dealer is charged by the State Bureau of Motoi Vehi-Sf* VP I H rl \ •Hallett, who formely operated \H\ building, under construct!'n byLown anr* ljnfjNelson\ tile wentns Hallett Motor Sales on Chestnut St., was served with a warrant, lb*the city of Nelsonville at Bessemer,clown and under Friday night with what has been diagnosed as a had, . f ‘ WHS served hi h a vv at r an e ^ progressing, according to Safety- attack of tournament fever. Thererles with purporting to soil auto- u Hs , undm bond for formal ' • c_,4. vom„ Hdirmm Tho nationt hasmobiles without delivering to the arraignment in Mayor Galvin’? purchaser or- transferee thereof, n court Monday at fi:30 p incertificate of title■ % \ V f 1 f I m % * * '■mm » y » ^ ^ » iH M. Dunham, inspector for thcjngain8t Mrs. Calvin Nutt, Nelsonstate bureau, filedService Director Raymond Smith.The SOM-gallon fuel oil tanksia glassy stare,An .riMavil «M by Danny 'r.,h- h,‘'.lns. I'ln,:.C,a 'f,Keves of Keve«is some delirium. The patient hasand runs around. r , j and are ready for installation. Boil-j The victory over Corning in theL «% • ^ c A1 f / w L nrAPu I \i f* A U C diet riel 1 o c lt;R f i n u ! i Vn x * 1 iio f I t'O t t .r w ” rr* ^' ors have been set for several weeks, .listriot Class B finals by the Grey-... , , V-’n Plumbers have been on the Job hounds, obviously called for rele-two sepatate \tIlr» Rural, was withdrawn kn- tprnllg|loll( the week, and the elec-,hration. It, has been had.’* There■ — ...... ■ ■ ....... tnrougnoui me woea, ann me pic -1 orairon. n nas wen rian. irieraffidavits in mayor's court heie. da\ on condition tnai a grocery trjra] wiring installation is proceed- wasn’t much rhyme to tjie demonging J. C. Hallett with this of- hill and court costs are paid. She |ng ^ stration and virtually no organi/acharging - .fense One alleged the purported was charged with, defrauding thesale of a 4-door Packard sedan to stoie keeper of menhandisein5W. T. Beard, Columbus, on Dec 1951, and the other involved a similar purported sale cat to the Rev. Edwin Nelsonville, on Nov. 21, 1951Certificates of title* were not deamount of $24.5HA truek-load of Sylvania light- tion. head, or direction, hut what ing equipment for use in the new was lacking in these details wasi|| '4M *. im ■ V * m • — —---- -— I ^ m.w ” — ■■ •» - - — WTW ^ w — —— - - —-building arrived last week. Approxi- made up in sincere and apprec-ia-_ ^ ji i . . « a 4 | i' - » * ’ ’ (’III!* III! (| I I I V S 4 • 1 * V » w m w - — w— ■ — - 1 ■ » • ’ • * . | * m w m 'Arraigned SaUitda\ cm charges niately 270 large fluorescent-type the enthusiasm.A . . . _ Z’1 * . ! ' . , . , . t _ 1., ..^!^ ItnUlof h new1 of intoxication wore (*oorgt France fixtures will provide adequate light E. Yockf, and John Fellum, local, both plead- ing in the faeiary proper, Smit' Amg guilty. Fram e was fined said~ i Pride in the accomplishments of Smith ps vmiv^art basket hall team, whichhas been slowly building up during'A ‘ ’ # U . i i wumimg uui mgand costs and committed to the A period of Warmer weather ' ^ 11 Ho regular league seeason. burst. . . . i ... . r i ft t « » ! ^ I i .. i 4 . w. i , Ic. t 1/ th . . - .. « .livered inloho.* * nvt'Hu it i« al- countv tail pending settlement. Feb being au*aited to permit completion out t^1f% seams and overflowed It ei'ia m. , r t_____ • . i triii r..wi the built-up roof. •• »« «. ...leged by the state' Inspector, who was lined $10 and costs.conferred here Friday with Prosecuttng Attorn* James F. Shumak-Early Morn TrekBowles-Crothers 11 cdIn Methodist ChurchNELSONVILLE — Johnny Johnson, well-known local citizen, started for the bathroom from his hod in the family home at 922 Chestnut St about 2:50 a in.. Saturday, and landed in Mount St. Mary Hospital instead.He lost his sense of direction when he suddenly awakened, and reaching for the bathroom door he thrust his right arm through a glass window pane, cutting a deep gash in the muscle of the forearm, a member of the family stated Suffering fromlos- of blond, he wa* admittbd to the hospital after the laceration was closed.Mi(,rarr SmithPit‘w at \p‘ of 75NELSONVILLE Mrs. Grace Smith, 75, wife of William Smith,died Satutdav morning nt the homewas the town's biggest celebration since V-J Day.There must have been a dozen or more automobile parades, all tlying to move somewhere else at |once. Horns blared incessantly asthe fans arrived home from thevictory arena in Athens, with each returning contingent bent on contributing fresh vigor to the observance. It spread like an epidemic.Between 750 and 1000 local fans attended the game, and most of them left their voices at the ting-side But they still could lean on a horn and smile.Right in the midst of the hilarity, the siren at City Hall cut loose and did its bit in announcing to the area that Nelsonville was in themood to celebrate, and had some-Fnli*t* in NawBUCHTEL — Russell Hopstetter,son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hop-stetter of Buchtel recently enlistedt % ”in the V S. N’avv and is now’ sta-intinned at (Ireat Hakes for 11 weeks of recruit training Russell is a graduate of Nelsonville High School. Class of 1950.
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