Nelsonville and Vicinity Society Notes
Local column by H. Bartlett highlights community events in Nelsonville and nearby areas with society news and locals notes structured for readers seeking neighborhood updates.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1931
Page
3
Local column by H. Bartlett highlights community events in Nelsonville and nearby areas with society news and locals notes structured for readers seeking neighborhood updates.
Nelsonville reports Mine No. 5 at Sunday Creek Coal in Murray City still operates with reduced force. Company officials say workers want to work while outside groups direct the demonstration. About 200 demonstrators, including 13 women, marched with an American flag along Main Street Murray City.
Pearl and Earl Bryan twin brothers arrested in Nelsonville by ice officers on complaints of intoxication and fighting. They were turned over to Hocking County officials after it emerged they reside there. One brother previously in Lima State Hospital, the other in Athens State institution. cases to be heard in Probate Court.
Nelsonville High School band under Ward W. Hamm will give a 7:30 pm Saturday concert on the Public Square featuring an hour of band music in the town square event.
An old health column argues that diet deficiencies and lack of vitamins may trigger the common cold, urging readers to consider nutrition alongside traditional bacteriological approaches. The piece notes that simple, nutritious foods should prevent deficiencies and discusses related health Q A and local notices.
In Nelsonville Aug 7 darkness halted the Wolfe Lowden third round in the Racketeer Tennis Court city tournament with Wolfe leading 5 3 after Lowden won set one 6 2 Wolfe won set two 6 4 and now resumes tonight to determine the set and match Also tonight Corwin Cookson and Bob Hilleary finish their second round match and the Wolfe Lowden clash will conclude the round one more time.
In Nelsonville on Aug 7 the Stratton Motor Reds and Buchtel Blues played nine innings to a 3 3 draw before about 400 fans. Sonny Bails Clyde Ray and Virg Phillips led Reds with two hits each while Woodson and Phillips were top pitchers. The game featured early Reds pressure, late scoring by both sides, and multiple errors in a tightly contested Twilight League clash.
Mrs E M Gilbert hosted the E E Sewing Club at 328 Montner Street on Wednesday night serving refreshments after a pleasant social time. Members present included Mrs Joe Stocklin Mrs Charles Moler Mrs Charles Bagley Mrs Will Hall Mrs Martin Ohlinger Mrs Walter Wolf Mrs Frank Higgins and Mrs Frank Bean.
Mrs. Walter Ward of Oak Hill and Miss Rosemary Bennett of Columbus attended the W B A Drill Team Club meeting held Thursday night with Mrs. Sam Thomas on W Washington Street. A brief business session was led by Mrs. Earl Baker followed by a social hour. Hosts were Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. C H Martin who served refreshments after the meeting.
The Band Roosters Club of Nelsonville High School mothers gathered at the High School Building Shuraday night with Ward W. Hamm, the band leader, present. Mrs. Miles Howe chaired the session and plans were made for a lawn fete at Central School yard on Saturday night August 16 with band members handling ticket sales. Fifteen members attended.
Funeral services for Safford H. Kinnison age 7s will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at his late Murray City home with burial at Greenlawn. The death occurred Wednesday at his residence.
A list of attendees describes a picnic at Ola Man's Cave on Thursday afternoon. The group includes Mrs Otto Kaelin of Cleveland Edward Sharp and daughters Mrs J B Preston and son Jimmy Doctor and Mrs W B M Hyde Mrs W L Cooley and daughter Martha Mrs C H Ruble and son Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson and Daughter Sally Mrs Anna Alles Miss Audrey Allee and Miss Rebecca Sharp.
Professors Joseph Bunn Heidher and Harry Houston Peckham of Ohio University edit A History of English Literature to pair literature study with social and political context. Published by Richard R. Smith Inc in July the work links authors lives to writings and modern teaching methods. It targets university courses and offers a selective bibliography.
U P reports more than 100 businesses noting bright spots amid a general business mood low. Some sectors, including autos tires shoes sugar flour and textiles, show improvement and hint at a broader revival as small businesses begin to recover.
The authors urge teachers to broaden a student’s knowledge of English literature and its historical and social backgrounds. They acknowledge that estimates of contemporary literature are tentative and should be remembered by those who disagree with current judgments of present-age writers.
V N Remedios notes the China Finance Compete centers on Shanghai where Chinese buyers increasingly purchase automobiles on a four installment plan. The observation ties consumer credit trends to market dynamics in Shanghai and represents a shift toward structured payments in the Chinese auto sector.
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