Nelsonville News Highlights Local Hospital Visits and Community Notes
Mrs. Thomas Bush reports her daughter and granddaughter, Mrs Walter Lines and Juanita, had tonsil and adenoid removal at Cleveland City Hospital and are recovering well. Miss Vernon Bush, a nurse there, is her sister. The column covers social visits, travels to Columbus for the state fair, and a Rotary club talk by Judge Johnson on mothers pensions and juvenile court work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bush
Walter Lines
Juanita
Cleveland City Hospital
Lines
Miss Vernon Bush
Johnson
Athens County
Delaware
Lancaster
Rotary Club
Robinson
Harold Mechem
William Morgan
Stacy Sharp
Local Post Office Receives New Equipment Shipment
New gear arrived yesterday for the local post office and is being installed. The shipment includes bag racks steel filing cabinets paper distributing cases and office chairs.
Lantern Hike to Initial Rocks Draws Local Party
A Monday lantern hike to Initial Rocks drew participants including Bessie Stevenson Elena Pedigo Louise Caldwell Evelyn Siddle Mrs John Fray Ashville Tenn Leatha Pedigo Alice Caldwell Mrs Cranston Tifft Columbus Ruth Hewitt Massachusetts Edward Pedigo and Leo Caldwell. Rotary Club plans to press for county levy restoration to its former basis per Judge H Johnson Probate Court addressing Rotary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Stevenson
Elena Pedigo
Louise Caldwell
Evelyn Siddle
John Fray
Ashville
Tenn
Leatha Pedigo
Alice Caldwell
Cranston Tifft
Columbus
Ruth Hewitt
Massachusetts
Edward Pedigo
Leo Caldwell
Rotary Club
8. Mohnson
Rotary Lab
Farewell Party for Miss Lenora Logan Before Nurse Training
Miss Lenora Logan will leave soon for Alabama to begin three years of nurse training. The farewell event at Miss Freda Hicks' Chestnut Street home featured music and dancing and a dainty lunch for guests including Miss Mildred Rosser, Miss Marie Rosser, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Hicks
Chestnut Street
Lenora
Logan
Alabama
Mildred Rosser
Marie Rosser
Frank McCall
Louise Linscott
Elmer Settles
Lenora Logan
Luther Berry
Stella Groves
Buchtel
Oswald Swingle
Max Bartoe
Ohio Bell Spends Millions on Plant Improvements
Cleveland August 27 The Ohio Bell Telephone Co board of directors authorized additional expenditures for plant swasthens and betterments costing 4 419 976 bringing year to date appropriations to 9 126 935 The funds will be spread statewide and benefit nearly every city in the state according to company offices The article also notes Kaleteur Falls as the highest waterfall in the world at 741 feet in British Guiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Prince of Wales Dances With Miss Cahill Aboard Berengaria
On the liner Berengaria nearing New York the Prince of Wales shows more interest in dancing. A circulating tale claims he learned reports about dancing with Miss Leonore Cahill of St. Louis and then asked her to be his partner for three dances to spare her embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
New York
Leonore Cahill
St. Louis
Europe
America
Rain Revives Farmers as Outreach and Meetings Resume
A damp spell boosts spirits in Sharpsburg though some corn lost to drought. Protracted meetings resume led by Rev. Stanford. Local residents attend A C Carr sale where all items sold cheaply. Visitors and locals share news of families and travels. Athens fair drew many residents. Oxford University reportedly sent two members to Parliament since 1604.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
A. C. Carr
Bartlett
Robert Grimes
Lew Chappelear
Mountville
Beard
Joe Beard
Floyd Palmer
Floyd Beard
Sarah Beard
Corning
Columbus
David Gardner
Chesterhill
Merrill Fawcett
Alta McCune
Daisy Burns
Lillian Bardin
Howard Harris
Westerville
Illinois
Josephine Wolf
Harry Goins
Oxford University
Glouster Woman Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Fred Brunton 38 of Glouster died Tuesday at Grant Hospital Columbus after an appendicitis operation. Survived by husband and six children Wilford 18 Mary Ellen 16 Andrew 14 Cecil 12 Mildred 10 Carol 7. Remains to be brought to Glouster this afternoon. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brunton
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Brunton
Wilford
Mary Ellen
Andrew
Cecil
Mildred
Carol
Glouster
Robert Marshall
Miners’ Organization
W. W. Bryson
Urbancrest
Bernadine
Ruth Sellars
Ralph Bryson
Earl Roberts
Yontetic
Nornl
Akron
Miss Williams
Kenseth Pyres
Crookesville
C. A. Gardner
Mayville
V. N
Misa Fea Kientz
Frank Cunningham
Colibus
William Davis
J. R. Lewis
Trimbie
Don Davis
Mae Richa
Catririons
Mary
Moreta Davis
Trimble
Seech Grove
Torch Torch Busy With Road Work And Local Trade
Torch Torch remains active as farmers and era workers toil on road progress. Truck owners haul brk from the station to the road while wives host boarders and keep two stores thriving. Rev Purdy ended a two week evangelistic series with several conversions and a baptism on the Ohio River opposite Mustapha land. Mr and Mrs George Jones visited Bedford Sunday to spend the day with aunt Mrs Ann Stout and daughter Mrs Whd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. KR. Purdy
Ohio River
Mustapha Land
George Jones
Bedford
Ann Stout
Whd
Coolville Social Roundup Stirs Weekend Travel
Miss Audrey Fitch left Saturday for Columbus to attend the State Fair as guest of Dr. and Mrs. G E Flynn. Mr and Mrs C L White and son Junior and S C E White spend a few days in Cincinnati. Dolphus Frame of Athens visited relatives in Rock Street with Dr and Mrs A M Frame and Rev Mowry from Parkersburg. Clyde Parrish and others join in a weekend gathering with the Frame and Campbell families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene James
John Richard
Eugenia Rosser
Columbus
Debbie Dunfee
Mary A. Stone
Hockingport
Amanda Forester
Clarence Gillian
Jasper Hill
Friia
Helena
Harmony School
Troy Township
Sophronia Knowles
Little Hocking
W. Baker
Athens County
A. Bean
Marietta Baptist Association
Roads Fork
FF. R. Pardy
Marietta College
Torch Baptist Church
Coolville
Audrey Fitch
G. E. Flynn
C. L. White
S. C. E. White
Cincinnati
Dolphus Frame
Athens
A. M. Frame
Mowry
Parkersburg
Local social notes list visitors and gatherings across towns
Sunday visits include Frank Campbell at Camp Grounds and Arthur Hawk with Mrs. Sam Marshall in Athens. Miss Vivian Kline returned to Akron after a summer with Mrs. O F Larson. The Cline and Hartnell families post sale of store to Oscar Findling and Eugene Peerce of Portsmouth. Several guests visit Athens and Huntington residents, and Miss Pauline Maxim departs for Akron for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
Vivian Kline
Akron
O. F. Larson
Wert Chapman
Guysville Catlers
Gertrude Roberts
Mildred Fitch
Stewart
Arthur Hawk
Athens
Sam Marshall
J. Fr. Cline
J. Bh. Hartnell
FE. & Harpold and Son
Oscar Findling
Eugene Rerce
Portamouth
Anderson Bentz
W. L. Schreiber
Huntington
W. Va
Hazel Ruswell
Terch
Frances Smith
Larson
P. O. Smith
Bar Person
Lydia Bentz
Wm. Peters and Son
Columbus
L. L. Lowman
Miss Fanny Siteood Sails From Mast Rock Street
Mrs Fanny Siteood of Mast Rock Street sells household goods at a pirate scale next week as she prepares to leave. The Epworth lescus will be held on the camp around Sunday evening for an hour, preceding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Siteood
Mast Rock Street
Epworth Lescus
Evening Service Aims to Engage Youth
The notice invites all young people to attend an evening service and assist in making the meeting interesting. Mr Carroll Stout is named as the leader for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Stout
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Ralph
Carl Bateman
John Farrow
Clarence Farrow
W. W. Evans
C. H. Maffin
Denver Merz
Pauline Dawson
Anna Skiver
Arvilla Jane Clifford
Lew Skiver
Harry McCoy
Carl Wagner
Oklahoma City
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William Linn
Hubert Lancaster
Washington, Pa
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Knights of Columbus
Warner Home
William Lancaster
Earl Walters
Walter Arner
Emma Wilson
Toledo
Troy
Henry Kamerling
Donald
Carbon Hill
Bessie Hicks
Nelsonville
Kentucky
Elizabeth Evans
Arthur Hicks
Ohio Bell
British Guiana
Athens National Bank
Aestaens National Bank
Sharpsburg
S.S.S
BSS
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Diapollin
C. H. Rogera
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Salvation Army Hotel
Capeitol Ave
Indianapolia
Wm. Walker
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Indianapolis
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Pollen Laboratories, Inc
Consolidated Bldg
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Hoodlet' Department Store
Wis
Franklin St
J. E. Zeller
Real Estate and Insurance Public Square
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