Nelsonville World War Dead to Be Honored in Friday Concert
Nelsonville and Crooksville groups, including the Nelsonville high school band and the American Legion unit, will honor fallen World War I and II servicemen with a Friday concert. Corwin Cookson will sing. Crooksville quartet and drum and bugle corps will perform multiple selections, directed by Ward W. Hamm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
Nville
Nelsonville Oo
American Lemcorps
Crooksville Et
Gleen High School
Lloyd
Corwin Cookson
Rooksville
American Legion
Ohio
Drum and Bugle Corps
Ingerture
Drum Corps
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief From Bad Breath
M Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for foul breath and bowel issues. He claims the sugar coated tablets cleanse the system without calomel or griping effects, urging nightly use with prices of 15 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edwards
Nelsonville benefit concert by school groups and legion
The Nelsonville event features Mary A Wilson Ruth Rothrock Wilma Scott singing Mary A Wilson Ruth Rothrock and Wilma Scott perform with Robert Mann on sousaphone. A 100 voice high school chorus joins Crooksville quartet for two final numbers. Proceeds aid the local band and drum corps for their Columbus trip May 19.
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Tor
Nelsonville
Mary A. Wilson
Ruth Rothrock
Wilma Scott
Robert Mann
Crooksville
Legion
Columbus
Legion and Woman's Auxiliary
Nelsonville Students Take Every Pupil Test
Nelsonville pupils from seventh to twelfth grades took all pupil tests last week at the junior and senior high schools. Papers graded, results sent to Columbus for classification. Geometry 24, first year algebra 31, chemistry 42, general science 127, physics 17, American history VIII 110, American history XI 92, world history 72, Latin 51.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Nelsonville dinner honors Rutland guests for play
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Henry entertained at dinner Sunday for Mrs. M. E. Rathburn and Rev. and Mrs. Gaylord Bogar dus of Rutland Ohio. They were in Nelsonville for the presentation of the play The Rock at the M. E. Church. Rev. Bogardus had the leading role and Mrs. Bogardus directed the play with Mrs. Rathburn as business manager. Rathburn is a cousin of Mr. Henry.
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Nelsonville
Ralph M. Henry
M. E. Rathburn
Gaylord Bogardus
Rutland
Ohio
M. E. Church
Bogardus
Church Officers Meet Nelsonville
The Session of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the church Sunday School rooms this evening at 7 o'clock. There will be no midweek service. Members listed include C. E. Weitzheimer W. L. Hudson T. R. Kelch J. H. Saltz Co. W. Backus H. D. Krieg William Anderson with additional members Edward Johnson of Columbus and J. R. Howe of Athens.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Weitzheimer
W. L. Hudson
T. R. Kelch
J. H. Saltz
Co. W. Backus
H. D. Krieg
William Anderson
Edward Johnson
Columbus
J. R. Howe
Athens
Rotary Discusses Codes in Nelsonville Meeting
Rotary session last night featured an engaging discussion of business and professional ethics. E J Arnold led the program, outlining key points in the code for the teaching profession, with several members contributing their own high spots.
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Rotary
E. J. Arnold
Nelsonville High to Publish 1934 Year Book
All material for the Nelsonville High School 1934 year book has been sent to engravers. Editor is Harrold McCray with Betty Howe as business manager. About 300 copies will be printed this year.
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Nelsonville
Harrold McCray
Betty Howe
Magazine drive by Nelsonville PTA at Centrs
The Centrs Parent-Teacher Association in Nelsonville collects magazines this weekend. Call Mrs. James Knight if you have magazines. she will arrange pickups tonight Thursday or Friday night.
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Nelsonville
Centrs
Parent-Teacher Association
James Knight
Juniors to Meet Nelsonville Team This Thursday
The W B A Juniors will meet Nelsonville Thursday night with Londa Lee Pollock at 7 o clock.
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Nelsonville
Londa Lee Pollock
Willing Workers Sunday School Class Meets Thursday
Nelsonville report says the Willing Workers Sunday School Class of the Christian Church will meet Thursday night with Mrs. Lora Wood on Adams Street. A potluck dinner will be served.
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Nelsonville
Willing Workers
The
Christian Church
Lora Wood
Adams Street
W C T U Meets at Home of Mrs Anna Allen
Nelsonville report on a Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held at Mrs Anna Allen's Chestnut Street home. President Mrs Sam Starkey led, reports were given, and 53 visits to the ill were noted along with charitable distributions.
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Anna Allen
Nelsonville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chestnut Street
Sam Starkey
Allen
Bertha Barker
Fannie Williams
Paul Allen
Columbus
Gertrude Allen
Will Standall
Staff of
Life
Thomas
Mrs Stanley Dew Guests Return From Columbus Visit
Mrs Stanley Dew spent Sunday and Monday in Columbus and was accompanied home by her mother Mrs J R Thompson who will be her guest. Mr and Mrs L D Smith of Wheeling West Virginia and Mr and Mrs B F Fisher of Parkersburg West Virginia were Sunday guests of Mrs Bertha Barker. Maude Little spent the winter here with Mrs Barker and accompanied her to Parkersburg. T J Davis was the Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Amos Goddard at Bartlett.
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Stanley Dew
Columbus
J. R. Thompson
L. D. Smith
Wheeling
W. Va
B. F. Fisher
Parkersburg
Bertha Barr
Maude Little
Mrs Harry Davis Improving After Blood Poison In Hand
The condition of Mrs Harry Davis, who has suffered from blood poison in her right hand, is much improved according to a statement from her home this morning. It is believed she will recover rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harry Davis
Southeastern Ohio Truck Mine Operators Meeting Thursday
Nelsonville reports a meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Truck Mine Operators in the Spray building set for Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. The notice cites members and location for the organized gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
East P. T. A. Meeting Friday at East School
East P. T. A. will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at East School starting at 3 o'clock.
Local band draws twenty members for first rehearsal
Twenty men and boys registered to join a local band. The first rehearsal is scheduled for Friday at 7 30 P M at the K of P Hall.
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Nelsonville
K. of P. Hall
Cramner Family Attend Zanesville Funeral
Mr and Mrs Ed Cramner and daughter Jeanette were called to Zanesville Sunday by the death of Eds brother in law E W Harvey They remained today for the funeral and to comfort relatives in the loss in the Nelsonville area Jeanette accompanied her parents after the trip reached Zanesville.
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Nelsonville
Ed Cramner
Jeanette
Zanesville
E. W. Harvey
Commencement Plans At N H S Announced
Nelsonville schedules a busy April to May at the Junior-Senior High School with an Athletic Carnival starting April 27 and Commencement Day on May 31. Events include the Junior-Senior Prom on May 4, the class play Before Breakfast May 10 and 11, May Day May 25, and Senior Class Day May 28. Class officers Calvin Lancaster, Jack Haffner, and Margery Mathewson lead arrangements with Miss Wood, Miss Hyde, and Mr. Washburn directing activities.
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Nelsonville
Bob Stalter
Miss Wood
Miss Hyde
Mr. Washburn
Calvin Lancaster
Jack Haffner
Margery Mathewson
Woman Is Fined For House Of Ill Fame In Nelsonville
Flora Chilcote of High Street pleaded guilty to operating a house of ill fame in Nelsonville. She was fined 25 dollars plus costs and 60 days jail, suspended if she leaves town. Police said she departed the city. Three citizens pleaded guilty to harboring dogs without licenses. fines 10 dollars plus costs, suspended on payment and licensing. Others pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the Grand Jury.
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Nelsonville
Flora Chilcote
High Street
G. Holland
Porter Dicken
William Cheeseman
Everett Nichols
Floyd North
Frank Malone
Preston Dexter
Kenneth Storick
Mine Laws and Law Performance Night Sessions Planned
A. W. Seabright announces the night mine school at Nelsonville High School. Sessions on Mine Laws and Law Performance will be held Friday nights April 13 and April 20. The talks aim to aid those responsible for mine ventilation. mining public invited.
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Nelsonville
A. W. Seabright
Revival draws large crowd at Nazarene service
Nelsonville reporter notes strong turnout at the Nazarene revival at A. M. E. Church on Poplar Street. Evening services begin at 7 30 with special music featured. Rev Walter Chaney preaches tonight on the text For the Son of Man Came To Save That Which Was Lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Poplar Street
Walter Chaney
Man
Mining discussions on mine fans at Glouster school
Tomorrow night and next Thursday night there will be special discussions on mine fans and fan performance at the mining school class in the high school building. Prof A W Seabright will lead, inviting all interested in mining and mine ventilation to attend at 7 o clock.
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Glouster
A. W. Seabright
Prof. Seabright
Kittle Speaks on Lumber Business at Kiwanis Meeting
H F Kittle discussed the lumber business and building at the Kiwanis Club gathering in Glouster on April 11. One visitor F D Kinney attended and attendance prize went to E L Jones, with M Reshara presenting the prize.
Mrs Emmett Earich Hospitalized For Major Operation
Mrs Earich is in St Francis Hospital Columbus for a major operation after a period of poor health.
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Emmett Earich
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Goose Run Surprise Party Honors Ruth and Naomi Fulton
A surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Fulton for their daughters Ruth and Naomi. Guests enjoyed a pleasant social evening with refreshments and gifts presented to the honorees. Mrs Mont Anderson Mrs Hod Gile and Mrs Fulton served the guests.
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Ray Fulton
Ruth
Naomi
Mont Anderson
Hod Gile
Fulton
Mrs Harold Hogue Taken For Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Harold Hogue was taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus Monday by local ambulance for an appendicitis operation. She was accompanied to the hospital by Mr Hogue.
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Harold Hogue
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Hogue
Chickenpox Cases Rise in Bishopville Area
Several cases of chicken pox have developed among school children in this vicinity and there are also a few cases of whooping cough.
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Bishopville
Hambel Elected Trustee At Southeastern Letter Carriers Meet
Hambel and Vian, Martins Ferry attendees with wives, joined by Edward J. Gainor, national president, at the Southeastern Ohio convention of letter carriers. Hambel was elected trustee of the southeastern division as postal receipts rise and the post office department nears normalcy. Next convention slated for the first Saturday evening in October with a push to bring participants to Athens County.
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Glouster
H. F. Hambel
H. H. Vian
Martins Ferry
Southeastern Ohio
Mr. Vian
Hambel
National Association
Edward J. Gainor
Athens County
Local Social News from Bishopville Area Dinners and Visits
Mr and Mrs J M McDoneld entertained guests including L H McVey and daughter Cary of Albany Clifford Andrews and son Darrel Roy Fisher and Mrs Don Withem of Glouster. Mrs Carl Dennison stayed with Mrs Byron Grimes at Ringgold. Dennison and Grimes fished along the Muskingum. Alden Wells visited in Athens. Grace Binderbasin of Rediow visited Floyd Milhoan and family. Bobby Lee Milhoan slowly recovers from a serious illness. Don Withem and Raymond Robinson visited Sunday evening. John Losey Ruth Losey Oakdale and John Standley spent Sunday with the Standleys. Elisabeth Morgan returned from Trimble after a stay with James and Milhoan, who is slowly improving.
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J. M. McDoneld
L. H. McVey
Daugh
Cary
Albany
Clifford Andrews
Darrel Roy
Fisher
Don Withem
Glouster
Carl Dennison
Lunde
Byron Grimes
Ringgold
Dennison
Grimes
Alden Wells
John Standley
Eliabeth Morgan
Trimble
James Milhoan
Milhoan
School Acquires New Electric Plant for Homer Township High
A new electrical plant has been purchased for Homer Township High School Building. It will be installed within a few days, replacing or upgrading existing infrastructure to support campus utilities and modernization efforts.
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Mountville
Homer Township High School
Millfield Briefs: Grange Party and Local Moves
Millfield Briefs notes Trimbe Grange youths sponsor a party at Grange Hall tonight with special music. Families swapped homes Saturday as B W Simpkins moved from Fast Millfield to the Howard property in West Millfield, vacated by John Bescoe who moved to the Simpkins house. D M Sawyer, leading Dover Township dairyman, installed new pasteurizing plant equipment. Mr and Mrs John Sharick visited Columbus Sunday to see John D Hill, recently operated on at Grant Hospital. his condition is satisfactory.
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Millfield
Trimbe Grange
Grange Hall
B. W. Simpkins
Fast Millfield
Howard
West Millfield
John Bescoe
Simpkins
D. M. Sawyer
Dover Township
John Sharick
Columbus
John D. Hill
Grant Hospital
Chauncey News Notes Seeks Vocational Education Leader Visit
Chauncey Dover High School staff hosted E. L. Heush of the state department of vocational education Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Theisen entertained guests including Herman Theisen Sr. and John Theisen of Millfield as well as Hugo Theisen and Ty of Athens. F. C. Strohmeyer’s illness and death prompted a Columbus trip for Mrs. Perry’s family from Chauncey. Funeral services were in Galster. Mrs. Harold Blower hosted a quilting and chicken dinner in Millfield. Clyde Pierce’s son Clarence is ill with pneumonia.
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Chauncey
Woodrow Ferrer
Vocational Department
Chauncey- Dover High School
E. L. Heush
Columbus
State Department of Vocational Education
William Theisen
Herman Theisen
John Theisen
Millfield
Hugo Theisen
Athens
Cecil Perry
Revival Visitors Attend Trimble Church of Christ Service
A Chauncey Church of Christ delegation of 35 attended the revival at Trimble Church of Christ Tuesday night. Rev. Gardner preached The Leprosy of Sin and four individuals answered the gospel invitation. Special music came from Chauncey’s Senior and Junior Choirs. A Taylor Ridge delegation plans to attend tonight. Baptismal services are set for Friday night.
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Trimble
Chauncey Church of Christ
Trimble Church of Christ
Gardner
Chauncey Church
Taylor Ridge
Courtney
Whitlatch and Athens friends attend Shrine installation
Mrs Harve Whitlatch and daughter attend the White Shrine installation in Athens on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Efaw and Mr and Mrs Harold Young visited L H Efaw’s home Sunday. Mrs William Hughes has returned from a visit with daughter Mrs Frank Hughes. Miss Bertham Steinmeyer recently visited the Doolittle family in Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Walter Hawk of Fisher Station and Mr and Mrs Thomas Winning of Athens visited the Whitlatch home Sunday.
Clarks Chapel Class Has Far East Program
Clarks Chapel April 11 Sunshine Sunday School Class held its second quarterly meeting with president Martha Thornton presiding. The program included songs prayers and scripture. Esther Phillips performed two piano solos. Members discussed Far East customs and agreed to collect magazine pictures for class use. Social time followed and plans were made for a bake sale April 14 at C. V. Strawn's store with community women urged to contribute.
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Clarks Chapel
Sunshine Sunday School
Martha Thornton
Esther Phillips
Far East
James Beil
Marian
C. A. Sheldon
Rowse Greenawalt
Stanley Goooley
Joy
Long Run
Carpenter Home
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. V. Strawn
Mrs. Anna Starling Dies at Chesterhill
Mrs Anna May Starling 44 wife of Arthur H Starling died at her home in Chesterhill on April 1. She was daughter of Thomas and Emma Ball and mother of six children, four surviving with the husband. Twin sons died in infancy. Surviving daughters are Ophie Vivian Beall and Avis, plus Mrs Nancy Randall and brothers Joseph and Jesse Ball. Jesse Ball lives in Neraho Falls Kansas. Mrs Randall and Joseph Ball reside nearby. Her mother died three weeks ago.
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Chesterhill
Anna May Starling
Arthur H. Starling
Thomas
Emma Ball
Mra
Starting
Ophie
Vivian Ruchler
Fairy Beall
Avis
Nancy Randall
Ane
Joseph
Jesse
Jesse Ball
Nersho Falls
Kan
Randall
Joseph Fall
Sterling
Bridge at Glouster Nearing Completion
Concrete for about half the floor of the new Glouster Bridge has been poured. John Dowler, state resident engineer, announced the project employs an average of two men under contractor Simon Straley of Celina. Completion is scheduled for June on the Glouster McConnelsville Highway, Route 78.
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John Dowler
Dowler
Simon Straley
Celina
Glouster- Mc-Connelseville Highway
Route 78
Thunder Lightning Storm Hits District
A thunder and lightning episode woke residents early this morning as strong gusts and rain forced windows closed. It followed two brief showers in the last 24 hours, the first two on Tuesday afternoon, with a cooler forecast for Thursday. Temperatures ranged from 56 to 75 degrees, with 61 degrees recorded this morning.
Local Social News from Sugar Creek and Athens Area
Lower Plains Briefs lists visits and guests across Sugar Creek and Athens. Arthur Burchfield stayed with the Augustine family, Lizzie Barber visited her sister in Nelsonville, George and Robert Michael called on grandparents Wilkinson in Athens, Tilie Anderson toured Sheltering Arms Hospital, and several others including Mrs. Pete Milliron, Mr. and Mrs. J A Wiseman, Mrs. Albert Rink, Mrs. James Gabriel, and Chauncey visitors were mentioned with their hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burchfield
Raymond Augustine
Sugar Creek
Lizzie Barber
Nelsonville
George Gabriel
George
Robert Michael
Athens
John Wilkinson
Tilie Anderson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Edward Anderson
Pete Milliron
Near Athens
Wendell Moore
J. A. Wiseman
Albert Rink
James Gabriel
James Ferguson
Kathleen of
Chauncey
F M. McHarg
Millfield Ladies' Auxiliary Hosts Cachre and Bingo Party
The Millfield Ladies' Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America held a cachre and bingo party Saturday night with 35 in attendance and refreshments served.
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Millfield
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America
Millfield James Hartman Returns From Columbus Hospital
James Hartman returned to his home here Monday from Columbus Hospital after several surgical operations and is reported improved. Also listed are illnesses of Mrs. Ralph Channell and her daughter. Nearby guests included Fred Shaner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Shaner of Columbus. Nearby residents Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brown hosted Athens relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayers entertained Woodbury Run relatives. Greens Run Jubilee Boys slated to perform music, singing, and tap dancing at Green's Run School auditorium Friday for a school fundraiser.
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Millfield
James Hartman
Columbus
Ralph Channell
George Shaner
Fred Shaner
Willard Shaner
Clinton Brown
Athens
Mr. Brown
A. L. Brown
Concord
Fred Sayers
Leslie Kittle
Woodbury Run
Greens Run
Hocking Valley Jubilee Boys
Green’s Run
Cottage Prayer Meeting at Morristown Church
Morristown Holiness Church holds a Thursday night prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs L D North Bailey Run. The event is hosted by the congregation and invites local parishioners.
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Chauncey — Cottage
Morristown
Holiness Church
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