Nelsonville Social Notes
Nelsonville community items list gardening displays by Mrs. Frank O Mara and Mrs. Will Burnell with blooming cotton and sunflowers. Meetings noted for Pythian Sisters and WBA Officers Club at 7 30. Various locals visit relatives in Columbus Lancaster Brooksville Sunbury and Canada trip locations mentioned with several named families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Mara
Will Burnell
W. B. Crawford
Gilead
L. A. Davis
George Ceope
Blaine Ceope
Columbus
Blaine Ceopes
Helen Starr
Rupert
Hugh
Sterling
Lydia Johnson
Earl Jewett
Stella Jewett
Cleveland
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Glenn F. Weymueller
American President Steamship Lines
Washington, D. C
C. A. Stover
the Stovers
Mr. Weymueller
Lancaster
Myrtle Pflum
Brooksville
Ind
Fred Craig
Sunbury
Betsy Baldwin
Yellow Springs
Frank Knox
C. S. Mechem
Canada
Former Nelsonville Resident Taken to Lancaster Hospital
Mrs. John W. Roscoe, a well known former Nelsonville resident, was removed Saturday to Lancaster Hospital for an emergency operation. Her daughter Mrs. Leonard Cooley visited Sunday and reported her condition as good as could be expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IS IN
John W. Roscoe
Nelsonville
Lancaster Hospital
Leonard Cooley
Mrs Julius Fischer Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Julius Fischer will host the Methodist Missionary Society at her home Thursday night at 7 30. The meeting is moved up one week to collect late dues and mite boxes.
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Julius Fischer
Methodist Missionary Society
Venerable Parrot Dies After Century in New Haven
Polly the parrot, aged about 108, died in New Haven after grieving four years for her Persian friend Blackie. Polly was brought to the United States in 1830 from a pirate vessel in the China Sea, and the two pets shared a close bond until Blackie’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Polly
Blackie
Perry Bauer
Perry
China Sea
Brooks Shoes and Camp Nelson Tie in City Twilight League
Brooks Shoes and Camp Nelson battled to a 2 2 tie in Nelsonville Monday. Camp scored first on Argubrite’s single and Spence’s double. Brooks answered with hits from Hilleary Graham and Evans. Camp tied in the sixth, Spence’s long drive to center sparked the comeback, but a misplay and a late out ended the rally. Smith exited after an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Brooks Shoes
Camp Nelson
Camp Boys
Argubrite
Spence
Shoemen
Hilleary
Graham
Evans
Medley
Taylor
Spray
White
Roman
Horn
Campbes
Smith
Hall
Haddox
Shuttleworth
Nelsonville Greys
Buchtel
McLain
Avygabrite
Ccscccus
Damenewctaocs
Erin
Ocmwincronere
Ceerdin Yaaa
Meny
Ncseessusescs
Fry
Johnson Evans
Nelsonville men to face court for breaking entering
Clarence Gibson and John Windle Jr. were arrested Sunday night by Patrolman James Cope and will be arraigned before Mayor C. G. Dew on charges of attempting to break into the Nelsonville Appliance Co. rear door on W. Washington St. A Pocahontas benefit party is set for Wednesday at Pocahontas Hall with 8 o clock start. August tickets requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Clarence Gibson
John Windle, Jr
James Cope
C. G. Dew
George Bateman
Nelsonville Appliance Co
W. Washington St
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
Murray City Social Notes and Visits List
Murray City notes record a string of Sunday visits and travel. Families from Dayton Ravenna Muncie Columbus Akron Detroit Detroit visit and attend the U B Church funeral for James Kidd. Ohio State Fair attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Frank Fanshier
Jack
Harry Heywood
Dayton
Ray Hennessy
Julia Holacher
Muncie
Ind
Ann Morgan
Ravenna
Ed Price
Middleport
John Wein
U. B. Church
James Kidd
Rebecca Cobb
Hollister
Grace Robson
Bertie Boling
Stanley Hudson
Akron
Arthur Thomas
Joe
Taylorville
Ill
Gordon James
Sarah Thomas
New Straitsville
Charles Shaffer
C. A. Murphy
Neil
Indianapolis
Murphy
Dugan
Mary Lou Anders
Detroit
Albert Spencer
Jean Loyd
Eunice Ann Kinneer
William Lloyd
Logan
Mark Shelton
Pontiac
Mich
Mart Shelton
Ray Hysell
Henry Margo
Columbus
John Toth
Agnes Murphy
John Hagen
J. A. Ayers
Dean Robinson
Nelsonville
Charles Robinson
Ruth Penn
Clark Dodds
Howard Miller
Cleveland
Barney Penn
Georgia Kilpatrick
Athens
Lemma Lloyd
Tahn Bevan
Caarce Coare
Twilight League All Stars Set For Thursday Twilight Game
A Twilight League game is set for Thursday evening at City Playgrounds pitting a Twilight League All Star team against Maxville. Ace pitcher Woody Nutter leads the visitors with a 10 to 14 strikeouts per game pace. If players cannot attend they should notify Red Figgins and the Hub Store before Thursday. Several schedule shifts follow with games moved to Friday September 1 and September 15, and no Twilight game on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Maxville
Woody” Nutter
Walters
Stubbs
Patton
Nelsonville Greys
Dane
North
W. Devol
Carbon Hill
Hilleary
Haddox
Ray
Brooks Shoes
Horn
Spence
Camp Nelson
Collins
Shiveley
Buchtel
W. Brooks
Carbondale
Liquor Store Agency Transferred to Owens Confectionery
Nelsonville announces the transfer of the local liquor store agency from Fountain Pharmacy to W. S. Owens Confectionery at 31 W. Columbus St. The move takes effect Wednesday August 30 with stock checks and the new location in the Philly Rae Shop space. Owens Confectionery, already a cigars candies and soft drinks dealer, moved in earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fountain Pharmacy
W. S. Owens Confectionery
Columbus St
Philly Rae
The
Owens Confectionery
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Picnic Guests
Glouster social notes recount a Methodist Church King's Heralds picnic on Brick Plant Hill with attendees including Roy Dean and Donna Rogers Barbara Dunlevy Jerry and Genevieve Dunlevy Phyllis Goldsberry and others. Several families visited St Clairsville and Old Man's Cave while Epworth Leaguers plan a wiener roast and Trimble Church of Christ hosts a Progressive Class picnic.
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King's Heralds
Methodist Church
Roy Dean
Donna Rogers
Barbara
Jerry
Genevieve Dunlevy
Phyllis Goldsberry
Ernest Elliott
Sharon Gamwell
Judy Vernon
Joan Morris
Donna Mae Foraker
Mona Lou
Carol Cunningham
Mary Virginia Logue
Edith Summers
Anna Louise Logue
Trimble
Local births and visits noted around Trimble and Greens Run
Mr and Mrs James Rhinehart Greens Run announce a son weighing eleven pounds born Sunday August 27. Alex Vido of No 17 also welcome a son born Saturday. Weekend visitors in Trimble included Mr and Mrs Zack Moody with Beard Smith Leeper and Ahle families from Westville Columbus Mountville Wrightstown and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rhinehart
Greens Run
Alex Vido
No. 17
Zack Moody
Trimble
Wilfred Beard
Westville
New Jersey
Miles Smith
Columbus
Emmett Leeper
Fred
Mountsville
Carl Ahle
Wrightstown
Beard
Smith
Leeper
Ahle
Moody
Zanesville
Hugh Chadwell
Wyatt
Charles
Mr. Chadwell
John Chadwell
Chadwells
Duncan Falls
Mary Margaret Grimstead
Mary Magdalen, Buchtel
Stars Say For Wednesday August 30 Horoscope
Fairly moderate success may be looked for on this day though there may be doubtful conditions to meet with cleverness and precaution. The situation is not crucial but calls for tact and diplomacy. Delays or disappointments of a minor order may occur. Impetuous action is a menace but careful planning brings financial benefits.
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Rhinor
Revival service and coal exhibit events in Glouster area
John Crawford and John Gale escorted Isaac Six to Columbus for the Ohio Coal Foundation exhibit showing the oldest mine mule. Revival service led by Rev. W. E. Music at Bethel Mission in Glouster to begin Saturday evening September 2 at 7 30.
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Glouster
John Crawford
John Gale
Isaac Six
Columbus
Ohio Coal Foundation
W. E
Trimble Masonic Lodge Reschedules Labor Day Meeting
Due to Labor Day on September 4, the Trimble Masonic Lodge meeting is postponed. A special meeting will be held at 7 30 p m on Wednesday night September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Glouster Workers Alliance Meeting Postponed to Monday
The Glouster Unit of the Workers Alliance has rescheduled its regular meeting from Friday at 7 30 to Monday at 7 00.
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Glouster
The
Workers Alliance
Wright Named Manager for Glouster Store Opening
GLOUSTER The Sunday Creek Coal Company opened a store at the corner of Front and High Streets serving Mine 255 and Mine No. 1g Poston 6 at Millfield. Carl Wright of Corning moved his family to Glouster and is in charge of the store. Dean Kennard of Carbondale is employed as clerk and truck driver. The Kennards live with Zern Cunningham at 33 South High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Front
High Sts
Millfield
Carl Wright
Corning
Wrights
New St
William James
Dean Kennard
Carbondale
Kennard
Zern Cunningham
S. High St
Glouster Hollister 4 H Club Meeting Noted
The GLOUSTER HOLLISTER 4 H CLUB will meet at the school building Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Speed tests show the Boeing Clipper 314 fully loaded will cruise at 173 miles per hour at 10 000 feet using 60 percent of its 6000 horsepower, illustrating efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hollister
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