Powell is Named Nelsonville High Principal for 1-Year
Leland C. Powell 30 from Mt. Gilead Ohio was elected Nelsonville High School principal for a one year term by the Board of Education. He holds a BA from Denison University and an MA from Ohio State University. He will move his bride to Nelsonville before classes begin in September. The full local teaching staff for the new term is set, says Supt. E. J. Arnold.
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Nelsonville
Leland Cr. Powell
Gilead
Ohio
Nelsonville High School
Board of Education
Powell
Morrow County
Mt. Gilead High School
Denison University
Granville
Ohio State University
Supt
E. J. Arnold
Ed Howard Wins Declamation at York Grange Hall
Ed Howard captured first honors in the York Grange Hall declamation contest. Mrs. Wilma Brady placed second. Judges were C. H. Copeland Stewart Mrs. Mervin Mansfield and Frank Halbert from Canaan. Howard advances to the county contest in Athens Grange Hall on Monday evening. Guests from Rome and Canaan Granges attended. Refreshments were served.
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Nelsonville
York Grange Hall
Ed Howard
Wilma Brady
C. H. Copeland
Stewart
Mervin Mansfield
Frank Halbert
Canaan
Howard
Athens Grange Hall
Rome
Nelsonville High Band Gets New Conductor
Raymond Connett of Athens will lead the Nelsonville High School Band during Ward Hamm’s absence. Rehearsals remain Saturday evenings and a concert will be held as before.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Connett
Athens
Athens County
Nelsonville High School
Ward W. Hamm
Walker Birthday Dinner Social Held in Mason City Hill
Mr and Mrs Frank Walker hosted a dinner Sunday to mark Mrs Walkers birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Grey Mr and Mrs Gaylord Cook Stewart Ohio and Mr and Mrs E A Grey with children and Mr and Mrs Ed Knight.
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Frank Walker
Mason City Hill
Local visits and travels noted among Columbus area residents
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Coope and Mr. and Mrs. George Barnhart of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson on Sunday. Miss Almarine Johnson joined them from Columbus to Nelsonville. Miss Dorothy Dailey returned from Columbus and Lancaster after visiting her sisters Mrs. Walter Laff and Mrs. Nelle Keene. Miss Bernadine Woodard, training as a nurse at White Cross Hospital, Columbus, vacationed with Harry Jackson and relatives. Mrs. T. S. Bush visited Columbus. Miss Margaret Connor spent a week with friends at Keyes Lake. John Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivin Johnson, returned from a two week visit with Dr. and Mrs. E. Starr in Mt. Sterling.
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Blaine Coope
George Barnhart
Columbus
Edwin Johnson
Almarine Johnson
Nelsonville
Dorothy Dailey
Lancaster
Walter Laff
Nelle Keene
Bernadine Woodard
White Cross Hospital
Harry Jackson
T. S. Bush
C Olumbus
Margaret Connor
Kkeys Lake
Ohn Johnson
Vin Johnson
E. Starr
Mt. Sterg
Home-Coming at Jobs Scheduled for August 21
The annual home-coming will be held at Jobs on Sunday August 21 with a hot dinner served at noon and the public invited.
Herrold-Katzenbach Reunion Held at Rising Park
Isonville relatives gathered for the Herrold-Katzenbach reunion at Rising Park Mccaster recently. L. B. Ell elected president Mrs. John Herrold treasurer and Mrs. Stacy Sharp seers were re elected for the coming year. Plans set for July 4 1933 at the new upper floor building.
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Herrold-Katzenbach
Rising Park
Mcaster
L. B.ell
John Herrold
Feasurer
Stacy Sharp
Teachers in Local School Are Wed in Columbus
Miss Margery Rutledge daughter of Mr and Mrs John V Rutledge of McConnelsville Ohio wed Ward W Hamm son of Mrs Besse Hamm of Findlay in a 1130 am Tuesday ceremony at Indianola Presbyterian Church Columbus Dr J W Miller officiated The couple are to honeymoon in the West visiting Iowa and Storm Lake details note their former posts in Nelsonville and Findlay and future home at 28 East Washington Nelsonville Ohio
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Nelsonville
Margery Rutledge
John V Rutledge
McConnelsville
Ward W. Hamm
Besse Hamm
North Cory Street
Findlay
Columbus
J. W. Miller
Indianola Presbyterian Church
Gladys Glenn
New Lexington
Harry Pickering
Ross Schools
Jamestown
Ohio
Rutledge
Glenn
Porto
Ohio Vocational Home Economics Teachers Group
Ohio State University
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Hamm
Friday College of Music
Ithaca
N. Y
Kappa Gamma Psi
East Washington Street
Old Timers Win In Nelsonville Baseball Clash
Dr Walker's Old Timers defeated Murray City 9 4 on their grounds at Buchtel with Mohoney delivering two three base hits. Walker starred at first base, posting more putouts than teammates though committing two errors. Umpires were Martin and Newman. Next they host Stratton Motors Thursday in Nelsonville Twilight League action.
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Nelsonville
Dr. Walker
Murray City
Buchtel
Smathers
Taylor
Bruce
Mitchell
Currens
Christian
Martin
Newman
Mohney
Stratton Motors
Musical Program At Rotary Meeting By Seminary Students
Narold Fiidey and Fred Christian from Auburn and Princeton Seminaries gave a summer Vacation Bible School program in the Horking Valley. Fiidey played piano and violin. Christian sang two solos. The Rotary group and guests Dr Lippert, C H Bush attended. Lippert chaired a pre-school round-up.
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Nelsonville
Narold Fiidey
Fred Christian
Auburn
Princeton
Horking Valley
Rotary Cing
Christian
Lippert
State Department of Health
C. H. Bush
Muncie
Ind
Tighten Grip on Lead in Twilight League
The Chevrolets beat the Doanville Sluggers 5 to 2 at City Playground to extend their first place lead in the Twilight League. Dalton earned his third win in four starts, while Staley allowed six hits but received little support as seven errors plagued the Sluggers. Jim Coepe led the Chevrolets with two of four hits including a double to drive in E. Galvin. Hall and F. Thompson each had two hits. The Sluggers’ Hall and Thompson produced two hits apiece. The Chevrolets now stand three wins against one loss, one game ahead of the Buchts Old Timers.
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Nelsonville
Chevrolets
Doanville Sluggers
City Playground
Dalton
Cheviotwirler
Staley
Jim Coepe
Coepe
E. Galvin
Hall
F. Thompson
Deanville
Buchts
County horse shoe tournament set for Birch Hollow
Nelsonville announces a county horse shoe pitching tournament at Birch Hollow on the Kimberly Carbondale Road this Sunday August 7. Ample arrangements are reported to handle the expected large crowd of participants and spectators.
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Nelsonville
Birch Hollow
Kimberly-Carbondale Road
Esther Class Meets at Fort Street Church Social
Nineteen members of the Esther Class gathered in the Fort Street Christian Church social rooms Tuesday evening for their regular meeting. Mrs. James Coleman presided over the business session followed by a potluck dinner at 6 30.
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Esther
Fort Street
Rain and thunder sweep Athens district overnight
Storms drenched the Athens district with 1.22 inches of rain and brought thunder and lightning that kept residents awake. The thermometer reached the upper seventies, and the Hocking River rose four tenths of a foot to three feet during the night.
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Athens
Hocking
Home Brew Seizure Leads to Fines in Glouster
In Glouster on Monday constables Williams and Love found 24 bottles of home brew at Arthur Smith Millfield who pled guilty to possession and paid 118.90 in fines and costs after arraignment before Justice William Ellis. Smith was released after partial payment. Edgar Thompson of Greens Run also faced intoxication charges and paid 19.85 in fines and costs after pleading guilty.
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Glouster
Henry Williams
G. H. Love
Arthur Smith
Millfield
Smith
William Ellis
Robert Smith
Edgar Thompson
Greens Run
Ellis
Thompson
Convict Russell Seeks Music Sales and Repayment Plans
In Columbus Ohio a penitentiary convict known as Specks Russell, sentenced to 194 years for robberies, announced ambitions to earn through selling articles to music publications and to repay victims. He asked Louis Wieder of Cleveland to be placed on a preferred list for repayment of $20 of $120 stolen, with $100 insured.
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Columbus. O
Aged Woman Buried Today in Vinton
Mrs Nancy Larrick widow of a Civil War veteran will be buried today at 1 30 p m at Bethel Church Swan Township The obituary notes her husband father and one brother were Civil War soldiers She leaves two sons William Warrick of the U S mail service Columbus and Hilas in the west and one daughter Mrs Tyler Kelley near Creola
Syracuse News and Guest List From Local Events
Syracuse residents host and visit relatives with a flurry of weekend trips and attendance at camps and church events. Guests include Mr and Mrs Johan Barr Kelly and family from New York City, Miss Noaga Fleming from Parkersburg, Miss Gladya Karr from Columbus, and Miss Ruth Covert of Columbus. A Syracuse delegation attends 11 day camp in Columbus while Rev. T Boyd Gay plans a vacation break after Friday services. Local students and staff note garden beautification by James Quick and motor trips to Niagara Falls.
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Johan Barr Kelly
Charles William
Jean Louis
New York City
Mary Karr
Marcia
Fort Thomas
M. T
Noaga Fleming
Parkersburg
Norman Phillips
Athens
Gladya Karr
Columbus
Church of the Nagarene
Misa Betty Dye
Marietta
T. Boyd Gay
Syracuse Presbyterian Church
Marcia Karr
Ruth Covert
Columbua
Lenore Campbell
Oscer Patterson
Rutland
Eva Zether
Lon Coates
Turtle Creek
Elizabeth Jones
Irving Karl
Eleanor
WA. Adama
Dana Hyeel
Irene
Misa
Martha
Hals
Chester
James Quick
M Kare
Olmer
Rollins
Cincimnati
Mia
Margaret Lawrence
Misa Fertha Lawrence
Misael Lenore Campbell
Giadya Crooks
Edith Edwards
Nibagara Falls
Dr. Bowmen of
Portamouth
Asbury Methodist Church
Petersons Ointment Heals Piles Quick and Easy
An old advertisement touts Petersons Ointment as a powerful remedy for itching soreness and bleeding piles. It promises immediate relief and complete healing at a low price of three cents in drugstores.
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Peterson
Dillon Rites Held for Mrs. Sarah Sites Dillon
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Sites Dillon 83 mother of Clarence B. Dillon of Glouster were held at High Lawn M E Church Huntington burial in Getaway Lawrence County Ohio. She died Wednesday and son Dillon was in Columbus pursuing a master’s degree at Ohio State University.
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Glouster
Sarah Sites Dillon
Clarence B. Dillon
High Lawn M. E
Huntington
Getaway
Lawrence County
Ohio
Dillon
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mayor Johnson Recovers From Brush With Injury
Aug 3 May or E A Johnson of Trimble who suffered a hemorrhage while brick work on a catch basin Saturday morning has recovered enough to be out the first of the week. He visited here Tuesday but remains unable to resume work.
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Johnson Better Glouster
E. A. Johnson
Trimble
McPherson King nuptials at Logan on July 27
Kathryn McPherson and Orville King wed in Logan on July 27. Family and friends gathered for the ceremony and a bel ling at the McPherson home followed by visits from relatives across the area. A centennial celebration at Alexander Presbyterian Church drew a large crowd with many former residents in attendance.
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R. A. McPherson
Kathryn
Orville King
R. H. King
Logan
Marie Ackley
Pratta Fork
Irene McPherson
Bryan
Murray City
McPherson Homes
W. D. Whaley
L. D. Whaley
Athens
Columbus
Olan Collins
Pearl Yorkes
Cincinnati
E. G. Pauley
West Virginia
Nell Hudnell
Alonzo Hudnell
Waverly
Margaret Romosure
Mary Jean
A. W. Hudnell
Wilbur Elder
Elder
Lizzie Tinker
Kent
Harry Hawk
Parkersburg
Rockland
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Benefit Recital By Mrs Riley Pupils Draws Large Audience
In Glouster on Monday night a benefit recital at the high school auditorium featured pupils of Mrs Ethel Riley and other talent. The program of exceptional merit included food donations to aid feed needy children in the community.
Neighbors Celebrate Mrs Hartsel Windland Thirty First Birthday
Dutch Creek residents gathered with dinner baskets to honor Mrs Hartsel F Windland for her thirty first birthday. Attendees included many local families and friends with afternoon ice cream and cake, and evening visits from relatives and neighbors.
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Hartsel F. Windland
B. F. Blackwell
Coolville
T. S. Mindlin
Vincent
C. C. Snodgrass
C. L. Adkins
Branch Carsey
C. E. Woode
W. M. Bentz
Guy Dean
Nina Dean
Hoyttown
Cc. C. Snodgrass
Parkersburg
Longsworth
Joppa
Lewis Evans
Issael Swartz
Meanest Thief Steals Relief Flour From Derby Home
William Wyatt of Derthick reported two sacks of relief flour were taken from his home Monday night after he and his wife attended church at Greens Run. Wyatt hinted at a likely suspect when he spoke in GLOUSTER on Tuesday.
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Glouster
William Wyatt
Derthick
Wyatt
Greens Run
Lighting Plan Debated by Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis members met at Hotel Gordon to discuss a standard lighting system for High and Main Streets. Final purchase hinges on approval by the board of public affairs. Roy W. Lacey of Columbus and visitor attendance noted. club pianist Vera Wallace received the attendance prize from C. F. Wallace.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Gordon
Board of Public Affairs
Roy W. Lacey
Columbus
Vera .Wallace
C. F. Wallace
Youth Dies in Crash Near Lima
Arthur Pore aged 16 of North Baltimore was killed instantly in a late night automobile collision near Lima. Ores Hitchcock, 17, also of North Baltimore, was injured in the crash.
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Lima
Arthur Pore
North Baltimore
Ores Hitchcock
Here
Toledo Man Dies in Toledo Hospital
Pratt E. Tracy president of Air-Way Electric Appliance Corporation and notable Toledo financier dies at Toledo Hospital on August 3. He led local business efforts and was regarded as a prominent civic figure.
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Pratt E. Tracy
The
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corporation
Toledo
Toledo Hospital
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