Colored Youth Sought Following Cutting at Nelsonville Ball Park
Nelsonville April 5. Ralph Wright 21 was hospitalized after multiple wounds from a razor on head arms and wrist suffered in an alleged fight at the old ball park on Hocking Street. Police seek Clarence Smith 23 who fled the scene. Wright left the scene to City Building for treatment.
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Nelsonville
Ball Park
Ralph ''Poke” Wright
John Wright
Adams Street
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Clarence Smith
New Road
Buchtel
Wright
Hocking Street
George Bateman
James Cope
Smith
No More Neuritis with Tysmol Remedy
An ad touts Tysmol as a penetrating absorbent that relieves neuritis neuralgia sciatica and rheumatism by soothing burning nerves and reducing muscle swelling stiffness and joint pain. It claims rapid improvement and positions Tysmol as a new emollient available at local drugstores and Cline Pharmacy.
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Rood
Albee
Cline Pharmacy
Walter Gadbury Attends Columbus Meeting and Dinner
Walter Gadbury visits Columbus today for a Westinghouse Refrigerator Company dealers event at the Deshler-Wallick hotel. He attends a meeting and a dinner. Mrs. Will Morgan and Mrs. James Humphrey with Sally Elaine stay in Shelby with Pauline Martin and the Morrison family.
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Walter Gadbury
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick
Westinghouse Refrigerator Company
Will Morgan
James Humphrey
Sally Elaine
Shelby
Ohio
Walter Morrison
A. H. Schroeder
Pauline Martin
Former Student Council Seeks Band Debt Relief and Carnival Plans
Nelsonville April 5 A newly formed student council in both junior and senior high schools aims to reduce the N H B Band indebtedness and organize the annual Athletic Carnival set for April 15 and 16. Members were chosen from each class. details list many names and rooms. Separately Eudora Chapter No 72 O E S to inspect April 12 at 7 pm with a 50 cent chicken dinner prior. Knights of Pythias program by Covert Mountain Boys airs Tuesdays on WCAH Columbus at 10:45 pm.
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Nelsonville
L. BE. Buell
Arthur Lattimer
Mary Bunthoff
Susanna Arnold
Bob Lancaster
Dallas Farrow
Gene Connor
Audrey Stanley
Robert Campbell
Charles Evans
Bob White
Bob Stalter
Harold McCray
Joe Galvin
Rosemary Smith
Eugene Arnold
Gerald McCreary
Charlies Dezo
Eudora Chapter No. 72
Masonic Temple
Mary Gamwell
Malvern Wilson
Knights of Pythias
Covert Mountaineer Boys
WCAH
Columbus
Parish party hosts bridge and euchre competition
Thirteen tables filled with bridge and euchre at St Andrew's parish home Monday night. Prizes went to Miss Mildred Bayless and Pearl Wend for euchre high score while Miss Mary Louise Pritchard and Billy Nelson won bridge prizes. The Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Church meets tonight at 7:30 at Mrs Mary Crabtree's home on West Washington Street.
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St. Andrew's Church
Mildred Bayless
Pearl Wend
Euchre
Mary Louise Pritchard
Billy Nelson
The
Christian Church
Mary Crabtree
West
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Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Mary Ray
West Washington Street
Belle White
Bertha Ingram
Ingram
Verna Hand
Nelsonville Boys On Air Tuesdays
The Covert Mountaineers led by Bob Covert Thurman Covert Walter Chesher and John Hickman perform weekly at Radio Station WCAH Columbus airing at 10 45 p m They sing and play request songs mailed to the station in care of Columbus
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Nelsonville
Covert
Dr W N LaMance Speaks To Nelsonville Youth
In Nelsonville April 5 at First Methodist Church Dr W N LaMance warned that sin is destructive in any guise and conscience speaks like Nathan the prophet. Over 140 youths attended the social hour before the service as various church classes planned joint attendance and candle light pageant events in coming evenings.
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Nelsonville
W. N. LaMance
First Methodist Church
Nathan
David
Forty Three Guests Lodged at City Building in March
Nelsonville report shows 43 guests stayed at the City Building in March per Fire Chief Dana Windon’s register. February had 53 lodgers and January 42 with a mix of occupations and guests from many states.
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Nelsonville
Dana Windon
Council Eyes March Fines Shortfall for Year Budget
Nelsonville mayor J. W. Hickman reports March fines totaling 52.80 at a brief council session. Delay in county estimates hinders appropriation planning, reducing business activity. A special session will be held soon once estimates arrive to set remaining year appropriations.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Esther Class To Meet At Christian Church
The Esther Class will meet at the Christian Church with a dinner served at six o'clock. Members are reminded to attend and share in the meal and program.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
Parkerburg Municipal Election Focuses On Mayor and Four Council Seats
Keen interest centers on today's municipal election in Parkerburg West Virginia where voters choose a mayor and four councilmen for a four year term. They also decide whether to continue Sunday moving picture shows.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ath ens High School Varsity Basketball Banquet
Ath ens High School principal O. L. Wood hosted a banquet for the varsity basketball team at his home on Monday night. Miss Ann Brown and others prepared red tulip and red taper table decorations and programs featuring a dribbling basketball cut-out and listed team members and guests. After dinner guests played bridge while Bob Bingman provided piano music.
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O. L. Wood
Athens High School
Ann Brown
Kathleen Murphy
Lorene Rodehaver
Helyn Jones
Bob Bingman
Robert Stacey
Norman Severson
Frank Bolin
Dick Whipple
Gilbert Shannon
Dwight Duncan
Lowell Henry
Lewis Speicer
Paul Tribe
Edward Fields
Nathan Cray
Charles Hardman
Gordon Oxley
Roderick Eddy
John Pickens
Joe Shafer
Alan Spaulding
Junior Moorhead
John Phillips
Joe Bardin
Legion Drum Corps To Parade in Lancaster
The 42 piece Drum and Bogie Corps of the K. T. Crossen Post will parade in Lancaster Sunday afternoon April 10 at 1 30 preceding the Legion district convention. Commander ct deenner of the Athens Post will receive a bronze plaque from State Commander Paul Herbert for meritorious service. The plaque is gifted by Commander Herbert. The Athens Post was the first in this district to meet its membership obligation.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Lancaster
Clyde Gibson
Ohio
Legion
Ct. Déenner
Athens
Paul Herbert
Herbert
White Assures Speedy Action on Road Project
GLOUSTER April 5 Positive assurance was given Dr A J Crawford in an interview with Governor George White that work rebuilding Route 13 from Trimble through Glouster would be offered for sale at the next road setting after April 15 The governor said the road contract would be sold then and more than the 113 000 set aside would likely be spent The project would create local jobs with at least 60 percent of labor from the area The news pleases valley residents as it promises needed improvements and local employment Meanwhile Red Men lodge meets tonight to consider selling the hall and renting quarters for meetings
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Glouster
A. J. Crawford
George White
Trimble
White
Sidewalks Under Way as High Street Bridge Rises
Cement sidewalks are being constructed on both approaches of the new High Street Bridge replacing old ones torn out for the project. Bridge work progressed rapidly last week and officials expect completion ahead of schedule. Also, Ned McGlone and Reeser of Terre Haute visiting in Glouster to attend the funeral of David Bryans.
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Glouster
High Street
Ned McGlone
Reeser
Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. McGlone
Kate Bartes
Joe Wolt
Nelsonville
Major Bates To Speak At Salvation Army Services
Major Claude Bates of the Cincinnati Division will lead services at the Salvation Army Building on Saturday and Sunday, April 9 and 10. Both Junior and Senior Soldiers will be enrolled. Adjutant Bernard Stone notes Preston Bintley of Millfield seeks supplies after his family lost their home to a recent fire. donations of beds are still needed as furniture and dishes have already been given.
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Claude Bates
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
Bernard Stone
Preston Bintley
Millfield
Mayor rescinds water order for Wellston schools
Wellston public schools opened on Monday after Mayor Thomas E. Webb threatened to shut off water to four school buildings over a $2,000 unpaid bill. He initially ordered a halt to water service but then rescinded the order.
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Wellston
U.P
Thomas E. Webb
Joe Meade Takes Over Gormley Pressing Shop
Bryan Gormley sold his pressing shop in Glouster to Joe Meade who previously owned the business. The shop was moved Monday from the Foley Building on High Street to a building owned by H C Angle on Front Street. Past Noble Grands of Marcellite Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday night at Mrs Allison Jones home in Urbancrest per announcement.
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Glouster
Bryan Gormley
Joe Meade
Foley
High Street
H. C. Angle
Front Street
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Allison Jones
Urbancrest
Finger Fracture Suffered In Saturday Night Accident
Guy Vernon of Jacksonville sustained a fracture to a finger on his right hand in an accident Saturday night. He received medical attention in Glouster.
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Guy Vernon
Jacksonville
Former Minister W H Boden Dies at 61
Word of the death of the Rev W H Boden aged 61 at Lawndale California was received Monday by Mrs George Holdren matron at the Athens County Children's Home four sister The Reverend Boden former minister and community figure passes after illness in California He leaves behind family and church ties registered in Ohio records
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W. H. Boden
Lawndale
Calif
George Holdren
Athens County Children’s Home
Boden
Reverend Boden Dies After Long Ministry in Ohio
Athens and Nelsonville minister died Monday morning at eight o clock born near New Marshfield he attended Ohio University and Hiram College He was pastor in Athens and Nelsonville and Washington D C Later served as State evangelist and led the First Christian Church in Lawndale Funeral services will be held in Lawndale Friday afternoon with burial there He is survived by his wife Mrs Holdren his mother Mrs J N Boden a sister Mrs W B Warner and the widow Casa Hewitt of New Marshfield
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Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Ohio University
Hiram College
Christian Church
Washington D. H
First Christian Church
Lawndale
Holdren
Boden
J. N. Boden
Company L Plans Recreation Room At Armory
The 166th Infantry National Guard unit carried out close order drills and equipment care during a Monday night inspection at the Armory. After drills, paychecks were issued and plans for a recreation room were finalized. Officers say the space will be equipped for lounging, cards, and pool with curtains lounges a radio and rugs funded by a small weekly member contribution.
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166Th Infantry
National Guard
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