Y M G A NOTES VIEWED FOR JULY ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES
The reading room with new lights and fixtures proves the best investment of the year and is well patronized by boys and young men. The library files include Mid-Week Pictorial Colliers Association Men Time Literary Digest Farm Journal Lodge journals and special numbers. Highlights note Doctor Hills picture in the medical staff and M C Air praised by President Harriman for the Younger Men's conference at Huntington. A large Mid-Week Pictorial reproduction from E McCreary places Nelsonville on the map by winning the Mother and Children contest with Mrs Raymond Somery and daughter Floretta featured. Raymond Raine repairs plaster in the building and gymnasium. Swimming classes continue with a new schedule starting September 11. tests August 9 and September 6. Twilight League schedule outlines West vs Barbers and Athenas vs Central with potential finals shaping the city champions if needed.
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Association
Colliers
Association Men
Time
Literary Digest
Farm Journal
Hocking Valley
Doctor Hill
Medicals
M. C. Air
W. J. Harrihan
Huntington
E. McCreary
United States
Raymond Raine
Barbers
Athenas
Central
Funeral Notices From Nelsonville Area May Be Read
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Mer Manaway of Longstreth are set for 2 p m at the Christian church in Carbon Hill. E T Spray’s services follow Monday afternoon at McCorkle with Rev K Meineeld officiating. Burial at Carbon Hill. Mrs Kate Blake returns from Petersburg Indiana to visit in Nelsonville. The funeral party will reach Nelsonville early Sunday and proceed to the Pettit home.
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Nelsonville
Jennie Mer Manaway
Longstreth
Christian Church
Carbon Arat
E. T. Spray Will Hill
K. Meine Eld
McCorkle
Nelsonville births announce twins and a daughter
In Nelsonville on Friday a son was born to Mr and Mrs Grover Lewis Adda Traugh announced. Earlier a daughter named Virginia Mae arrived for Mr and Mrs Chester Six Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Grover Lewis
Adda Traugh
Chester Six
Virginia
Mae
Funeral Held for George Barrows in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Christian church hosted a large funeral Thursday for George Barrows. Rev K H McCorkle led the service with solos by Jack Raybould and a vocal quartet. Out-of-town attendees included families from Athens Cincinnati Clyde Chauncey and Pomeroy.
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Nelsonville
George Barrows
Christian Church
K. H. McCorkle
Jack Raybould
L. P. Rice
W.H. McCorkle
Ralph Howe
Loren North
Beth Verity
Sigrid Love
Lee Smith
Wendell Brickles
Harry Reigel
Margaret
Jack
Laurence Barrows
Harvey Barrows
Alonzo Barrows
Arthur Sapp
Columbus
John Reach
Friend Love
Athens
Charles Love
Pomeroy
Leah Haag
Cincinnati
Edward Lott and Son
Clyde
Chauncey
Homecoming at Connett Church Set for Sunday
Nelsonville Ave prepares for annual homecoming and family reunion at Connett Church on Sunday September 2. Services begin with Sunday school at 9 30 am, class meeting at 10 30 am, program at 2 pm, with a basket dinner to follow.
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Connett Church
Nelsonville, Ave
Campfire Girls Head for Week-Long Outing Near Jackson
The Kechie Campfire girls depart from Lionville for a week at Canterbury Cave near Jackson. Guardian Miss Erna Hand and Miss Rachel Wilson accompany them. Party includes Margaret Scott Ethel Johnson Mary Jo Bowers Helena Wouri Arvilla Landis Gladys McAfee Ruth Butt Louise Caldwell Genevieve B Ruth Call Elizabeth Kelch Ernie Wolf Kathleen Shirley.
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Lionville
Kkechie
Mnday
Plans For Autumn Homecoming Progressing Satisfactorily
Nelsonville plans for a weeklong autumn homecoming and fall fair run October 9 to 13 with farm exhibits, Grange participation, speeches by state and county candidates, and events for all ages. The program includes a young ladies contest, amusements, auto show, and a music line with K Y P band, plus decorated streets and special sales to draw crowds.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Logan
Missionary Society of the M E church meeting notices
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church will meet in the church parlors Thursday evening. A plate dinner will be served at one o'clock. Mrs. Charles Monks will be devotional leader. It is the annual meeting for dues payment. Mite boxes will be received. Election of officers will be held. Snap shots of the Lancaster earn meeting will be displayed.
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Woman's Forrignary Society
M. ES. Church
Father Dies at Home in Bristol
Notices of death reach Miss Catherine Harrop of Nelsonville from Bristol Town. Funeral arranged for Monday afternoon. Miss Harrop teaches at Nelsonville High School. Also includes items on local social calls and travel, with updates on residents visiting relatives and Queen Mary hospital Rochester operations.
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Lionville
Catherine Harrop
Bristol
Harrop
Nelsonville High School
Families spend Sunday in Columbus and move to Fairmont
Mr and Mrs Robert Huenefeld and their son Bob spend Sunday in Columbus with family. Mr and Mrs John Lawson and their daughter Frances visit, then go to Fairmont W Va to stay with his parents for a week. Mr and Mrs Harry Steele relocate household goods to Columbus for their new home where Steele will work for the Hocking Valley Railroad.
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John Williamson
Rows County
Tatler
Edward Urd
Willamfather
Harvey Yd
Chapman
Linia
Columbus
Colubes
Floyd Rosser
Warmonth
M. P. Ohunger
Ohlinger
Bob
Charles Ervin
Lyn Chapman
George Maroschiy
Cleveland
Carrie
Robert Huenefeld
John Lawson
Frances
Fairmont
W. Va
Harry Steele
Mr. Steele
Hocking Valley Railroad
Mail Carrier Isn't Deterred by Arrest
Cleveland August 25 An Omaha man William C Hopson veteran pilot left for New York via airmail despite arrest on alimony欠 charge He was released after testifying he had paid $15 000 since estrangement four years ago
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Cleveland
Guatemalan air tour ends with Belize hop
In Guatemala City Aug 24 5 X U.P. dispatch reports Colonel Roberto Fierro, Mexican goodwill flyer, landed at 0:35 a.m. completing a nonstop hop from Belize on his Central American air tour.
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Guatemala City
U.P
Roberto Fierro
Mexcan
Belize
British Honduras
Central Amer
Fire destroys barn suspected incendiary origin near Mechanicsburg
A large barn at Orchard Lake farm three miles west of Mechanicsburg owned by C. F. Neer was destroyed by fire believed incendiary. The barn, recently completed at a cost of 3,000 dollars, marks the third barn Mr. Neer has lost to fire in three years.
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Urbana
Orchard Lake Farm
C. F. Neer
Mechanicsburg
Beck
Mr. Neer
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Charles V. Trouax
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Eagles
al Ditcher
Edwin A.carew
American Legion
Flord E. Gooding Amusement Company
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Edward Rosser
Alvason
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J. J. Preston
Stuart
W. H. Hyde
Cecil Shafer
Abbott
Ralph Parks
Donald Shafer
Stanley Mechem
Fred Mulligan
Harry Welly
J. W. Hickman
Frank Jackson
J. W
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L. J. Eberle
Oral Daugherty
C. G. Dew
James Sharp
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Charles Bartels
Donald Johnson
G. R. Robinson
James Koight
John Owens
Thomas Wilson
Orland McLaughlin
V. I. Tompkins
Leonard Cooley
John Reed
Ralph Henry
Henry Stratton
T. E. McFarland
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J. J. Murphy
J. W. Wood
E. Bennett
Ray Barron
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John Murphy
J. K. Ledile
White In Hospital
Charles Maler
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George Evans
Harry Bunion
Blewart
Adria Josephine Murphy
Kreppel
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Torn
ADD Society
Freda
Gril Smith
Bayette Street
Fligh
Carl Istratton
Low
Harry Galvin
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Pythian
Nelsonville, Ohio
H. H.ller
Akron Truss Company
Akron, Ohio
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Put-in- Bay
Hocking Vally Railroad
Aasoctanom
C. M. Samipson
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Veeton
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