Nelsonville Plans Neighborhood Playgrounds This Spring
Nelsonville to partner with the NYA for small neighborhood playgrounds away from traffic. Chief Bateman and local clergy will sponsor sites in East End with baseball diamonds, volley ball courts, slides and swings for children. NYA labor will clear sites and aid ongoing canal beautification and walkway extension from Washington to Watkins Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
George Bateman
NYA
S. G. Holland
E. S. Haller
Athens
National Youth Administration
Lloyd Evans
H. A. Rothrock
Leland Goodman
Bateman
Haller
W. Washington
Watkins St
Memorial Service Planned by Murray City Lodge Women
Members of the Memorial Team of the Hock- Hocking Council No. 59 Pocahontas Lodge in Murray City will present a memorial service at Buchtel on Mothers Day. Captain Clara Cunliffe sits center with a line of members shown in two rows including Nan Uncle Maggie Giffin Jesse Johnson Mary Elkins Margaret Cook Ethel Cook Doroth y Butelchese Virginia Toth Ollie Lopez Fauna Matheny Ida May Almashy Garnet Powell Clara James Evelyn Bryan Lizzie Hayden and Fred Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Hock- Hocking Council
Pocahontas Lodge
Buchtel
Clara Cunliffe
Nan Uncle
Maggie Giffin
Jesse Johnson
Mary Elkins
Margaret Cook
Ethel Cook
Dorothy Butel
Chese
Virginia Toth
Ollie Lopez
Fauna Matheny
Ida May Almashy
Garnet Powell
Clara James
Evelyn Bryan
Lizzie Hayden
Fred Wright
John Clary Dies in Chillicothe Sanitarium
Friends of John Clary of Longstreth were advised of his death at Mt. Logan Sanitarium in Chillicothe early today.
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Nelsonville
John Clary
Longstreth
Mt. Logan
Chillicothe
Forest Rose Embroidery Club Meeting Leads to Luncheon
Mrs. Clarence Green hosted Forest Rose Embroidery Club with Mrs. Alice Wyskiver of Haydenville as the sole out-of-town guest. The evening featured sewing followed by a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Alice Wyskiver
Haydenville
Clarence Green
Forest Rose Embroidery Club
Doanville Sunday Services Adjusted Schedule
Doanville Community Center hosts both morning services with Sunday School now at nine. The 10 o'clock service features music by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fish. Mrs. Frank Knox speaks at the Young People's meeting, followed by Rev. John Sharp delivering the evening sermon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doanville
Wilbur Fish
Frank Knox
John Sharp
Mrs Kelly Hosts Bridge Club Guests in Nelsonville
Mrs John Lawson and Mrs C E Welch were guest players as Mrs Harry Kelly entertained the bridge club on Wednesday night. High scores were earned by Mrs Kelly, Mrs Rice, and Mrs Glenn. Canada exported silver ore and bullion valued at 12,473,000 dollars in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Lawson
C. E. Welch
Harry Kelly
Kelly
Rice
Glenn
Canada
Order Roof Repairs For School Building
A new roof will be applied to the senior high school building over the gymnasium and auditorium. NYA labor will be provided. Repairs to other roof sections will be made as needed. Routine matters and bills were approved by the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Board of Education
NYA
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Columbus Visits
Miss Marie Hall of Columbus stays with her mother in Nelsonville for a Thursday visit. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Evans of Columbus spend the night with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharp. Mrs. R. H. Jackson visits Columbus. Frances Hall to spend weekend in Columbus with sisters Marie and Audrey Hall. Nelle Stracke Dowler, Capital University student, returns home for weekend with Nelson and Mrs. Dowler. G. A. Club hosts benefit Saturday night at I. C. C. F. Hall at 7 45. April tickets urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Marie Hall
Columbus
Dave Evans
Edward Sharp
R. H. Jackson
Frances Hall
Marie
Audrey Hall
Nelle Stracke Dowler
Capital University
Nelson Dowler
Pythian Sisters to Sponsor Benefit in Nelsonville
The Pythian Sisters plan a Saturday benefit at 7 30 in the K of P Hall with patrons asked to bring April tickets. Canada exported aluminum bars valued at 9 358 000 dollars during 1935.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Canada
Need 40 Million Thoughtful Men to Guard America
The piece argues against breeding for war and mass labor bargains. It warns that unions and welfare policies erode private property, inflate prices, and weaken national wealth. It calls for thoughtful citizens who will resist easy shortcuts and defend productive work.
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Europe
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wagner
Mr. Hopkins
Eccles
Treasury
United States
Bridge Club Meets in Nelsonville
Mrs Corwin Cookson and Mrs Glenn Thomas filled in as substitutes to complete three tables on Wednesday night at the Nelsonville club. High scores were posted by Mrs Cookson Mrs Leonard Cooley and Mrs Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Corwin Cookson
Glenn Thomas
Frank Jackson
Cookson
Leonard Cooley
Thomas
Logan Girls Visit Nelsonville for Volleyball and Tea
Nelsonville High School hosts visiting Logan High School girls for a series of volleyball games followed by a spring flower tea for 45 attendees. Miss Lillian Huddy and Miss Betty McClain pour. dancing caps the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Girls Athletic Association
Nelsonville High School
Logan High School
Lillian Huddy
Betty McClain
Joan Rider
Bety Pettit
Jo Sharp
Helen Shaw
Gertrude Bliss
Doris Horch
Blanche Moorehead
Logan
Rochester
Cline
Grooms
Engle
Brooker
Halbee
Lee
Westbrook
Marshall
Krumlauf
Bowen
Walker
Bigham
Iles
Clark
Stone
Loyd
Wolfe
Glick
Hall
Mizpah Class Meets With Mrs Wallace
Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church in Nelsonville meets at Mrs Burl Wallace home with twelve members and one guest Mrs Dean Linscott. Vice president Miss Pearce presided. Mrs Nell Dowler led devotions. A social hour with games and refreshments followed. prizes went to Miss Howard and Mrs Clara Caldwell. Caldwell will host the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dean Linscott
Burl Wallace
Methodist Church
Bertha Barker
Miss Pearce
Nell Dowler
Miss Howard
Clara Caldwell
Pauline Forbes Wed to Myron Cox in Logan
Announced marriage of Pauline Forbes to Myron Cox at First Presbyterian Church Logan. Rev R C Babylon officiated Wednesday. bride attended by her mother. Cox, a Shawnee High School 1930 graduate, works at a National Brands Store in Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thomas Forbes
Pauline
Myron Cox
Elza Cox
Shawnee
Ohio
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Logan
Cox
Shawnee High School
National Brands
Planning Alumni Banquet and Dance at Buchtel High
BUCHTEL Buchtel High School Alumni met at the Buchtel High School building Thursday evening April 22 to plan the annual banquet and dance on Saturday evening May 29 at the Buchtel High School Gymnasium. Several good orchestras were being considered. Another meeting will be held next Thursday evening April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Joint Thank Offering Service at First Methodist Church
Nelsonville plans a Sunday 10 30 am Thank Offering Service jointly by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and the Home Missionary Society at The First Methodist Church. Guest speaker will be Miss Edith McBee a teacher from Hwa Nan College Foochow China home on furlough. The item notes a folklore reference about birds whispering to humans the phrase a little bird told me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Edith McBee
Hwa Nan College
Foochow
China
Home On
Sacred Music by Gospel Musicians at Nelsonville and Danville
The Gospel Musicians of Columbus led by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fish present sacred music at Danville Community Center Sunday 10 a.m. and at First Presbyterian Church Nelsonville 7 30 p.m. in a union service. They travel long distances and use a giant set of musical glasses with water tuned notes, plus vibra harp musical saw piccolo cowbells piano accordion and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gospel Musicians of
Columbus
Wilbur Fish
Deanville
First Presbyterian Church
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Youth Meet Opens In Nelsonville With Banquet And Talks
The Southeastern Ohio Disciples Youth Meet starts tonight in Nelsonville with a banquet and introductory program on Christian youth reaching the unreached. About 200 participants are expected from local and outside areas, with sessions on outreach, youth activities, and a Belgian Congo focus featuring Herbert Smith and a film showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio Disciples’ Youth Meet
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Ohio Christian Women's Missionary Society
Martha King
J. Neil Crawford
United States
Belgian Congo
Herbert Smith
Leland Goodman
Martin Johnson
Rainbow Class Meeting at Christian Church
Twenty three members answered roll call Thursday evening as Mrs Lu Allen and Miss Amy Jo Bowers hosted the Rainbow Class with Miss Margaret Scott at the piano. Jean Allen performed two instrumental numbers after a brief business session led by class president Mrs Lucile Newman. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lu Allen
Amy Jo Bowers
Anna
Ruth Butt
Rainbow
The
Christian Church
Margaret Scott
Jean Allen
Lucile Newman
Benefit Bridge Party Planned for Nelsonville Youth
Nelsonville N Y A workers raise funds to buy playground equipment. The benefit bridge party is set for Tuesday evening April 27 at St Andrews Parish Hall with Thomas Auflick directing arrangements. N Y A leaders will oversee city playground recreational work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
National Youth Administration Workers of
St. Andrews Parish
Thomas Auflick
N.Y.A
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Claudette Colbert
Fred Macmurray
Frank Lloyd's
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Feran
Compans Job
Haries the
Uncle Sam
Rday Nuous
Boston
Athens and
Glouster
Priscilla
Popeye Cartoon
Doanville Services
Mrs. Kelly
Nelsonville Briefs
G. A
I.C.C.F
Clarence W. Fackler
New York University
Bridge Club
Wallace
Banks
Allen
Eroh orcLoee ‘Coffe
del Monte
White House
Ann Page
Rere
Bartlett Pears
P&g
Clapp's
A&p
A&p Food Stores
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