Class of 61 Puts Lodge in District Lead
Nelsonville Eagles drew a large crowd for initiatory ceremonies with 250 present as 61 candidates received the degree. The lodge posted 107 new members in three months, leading District 4 and reaching its quota for the first time in 35 years. A Columbus A degree team led the rites, with Worthy President Harry Chesher presiding and praise from district director Mr Hood of Logan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Nelsonville Aerie
Columbus
Focal Lodge
Harry Chesher
Logan
Chas. Riggs
Hood
Murray City Man Is Injured in Mine
NELSONVILLE Charles Hughes a leader at Mine No. 5 Murray City was injured through the chest in a fall of state Tuesday afternoon. He was removed to Cherrington Hospital Logan. Hughes 33 years old was married two weeks ago. His condition was satisfactory this morning.
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Nelsonville
Charles Hughes
District Officers of Masons To Meet Here
A district meeting of the Officers Association of Masonic District No. 17 will be held at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville on Thursday evening September 1. Harry Meyer of Columbus deputy grand master for Ohio will be present. Dinner served by the Eastern Stars at 6 30 in the dining room. Lodge opens at 7 30. Reservations for the dinner to Elmer Siddle master of the lodge before noon Thursday.
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Nelsonville
The
Officers Association of Masonic District No. 17
Masonic Temple
Harry Meyer
Columbus
Ohio
Elmer Siddle
Eagles honor local leaders with watches at meeting
Nelsonville Avenue host group of Eagle members from Murray City and Athens with 20 delegates. District Director Hood delivered a brief talk for the organization department and presented gold watches to Worthy President Harry Chesher and Secretary Gilbert Smith in appreciation for local aerie work. Bobby Green served as campaign chairman with a service league card from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Aenue
Bert Smathers
Murray City
Cooley
Athens
Hood
Department of the Eagles
Harry Chesher
Gilbert Smith
Aerie
Bobby Green
Bride Honored at Shower at Buchtel
Miss Harriett Conley of Buchtel and organizers hosted a miscellaneous shower Saturday night to honor Mrs. Herbert Dial, nee Dessie Conley of Columbus. The bride, a Buchtel High School and Bliss Business College graduate, has worked at Ward Baking Co. A large cake and ice cream were served to a long list of attendees including many local families and friends who sent gifts in her absence.
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Buchtel
Harriett Conley
Edward Conley
Ralph Wilson
Herbert Dial
Dessie Conley
Columbus
Buchtel High School
Bliss Business College
Ward Baking Co
Hannah Fillinger
Clarence Tolliver
Kathleen Kinneer
Mable VanBibber
Ott Thomas
Mary Fiddler
Mary Jane Colbert
Dana Bookman
Bernice Bookman
Winifred Shirley
Geneva Moore
Ruth Murphy
Roy Wright
Myrtle Mooney
Bernice McDonald
Agnes McDonald
Nelsonville Garden Club Meeting Sets Rochester Visit
The Woman's Community Garden Club of Nelsonville convenes Friday at 7 30 p m at president Mrs J M Hyde's home to plan arrangements for the Rochester Entertainment Company’s Nelsonville appearance this fall. All members should attend per club officers.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Garden Club
J. M. Hyde
Rochester Entertainment Company
Social Guests and Moves Highlight Weekend
A collage of visits and departures fills the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Todd host Cecil Shafer’s family with daughter Jane returning home. Many guests travel from Huntington and Columbus as buildings and school staff plan new placements. Abraham R. Simon heads to Kirksville, while Lillian Backus undergoes surgery in Columbus. The Pythian Sisters resume meetings and the Christian Church Women’s Society set a September gathering. Billy Morgan Fisher entertains friends at the theater and Colonial. John Brooks and Jack Laessle recount a cross country motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. T J Smith relocate to Columbus, and Ruth Hinman Meadows announce the birth of a son with Violet Woodard noted as great grandmother.
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Cecil Todd
Willoughby
Cecil Shafer
Jane
Shafer
Howard Fisk
Luther Birch
Francis Auflick
Sylvia Speilman
Nelsonville
Fred Londner
Deanville
James Ossman
Kimberly
Lena Auflick
Buchtel
Thomas Donahue Sr
Columbus
Donald
Lloyd
Elizabeth
William Morgan
Billy Fisher
Mayme Keplar
Hannah Parry
George Fuller
Rolland Miller
Enid Stephenson
Toledo
Olive Stephenson
Harve Cullums
Doral Mackall
Cullums
Madison St
Earl J. Houston and Son
Elizabeth Inman
Bowling Green High School
Evelyn D. Hallett
Carma
James
Athens
Walter Harburger
Phillip
Logan
Harley Juniper
Abraham R. Simon
Kirksville
Missouri
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Lillian Backus
Jackson St
St. Francis Hospital
Billy Morgan Fisher
Charlotte Smith
Billy
Colonial
Morgan
Si Meadows
Ruth Hinman
W. Va
Violet Woodard
Preliminary hearing in embezzlement case postponed to Sept 6
Francis Glazier faced a preliminary hearing in Mayor C G Dew's court on an embezzlement charge and pleaded not guilty. Paul Raine, arraigned on threats, pleaded not guilty and will have a hearing on Sept 3. Tonight the W B A Juniors meet at 536 Jackson.
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Nelsonville
Francis Glazier
C. G. Dew
Paul Raine
Alice Poole
W. RB. A
A. Bernard Powell
Jackson
Stevens Reunion At Birch Hollow Celebrates 75th Birthday
NELSONVILLE August 28 the Stevens Family reunion at Birch Hollow celebrated Rebecca Stevens 75th birthday. A basket dinner followed by afternoon games including softball horseshoes sack races and dancing. Music by Sayres Frank Shumaker Pettit and others. Attendees listed from many Ohio and West Virginia towns. Reunion directed by Sayre Stevens Corwin and others.
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Nelsonville
Stevens
Birch Hollow
Rebecca Stevens
George Sayre
Rudy Sayre
Herbert Frank
Velma Shumaker
Lancaster
James Pettit
Carl Pettit
Bob Corwin
Buchtel
Vera Figgins
Earl Stevens
Lester Stevens
C. L. Stevens
Huntington
W. Va
James Yoho
Clyde Yoho
J. A. Stevens
J. B. Stevens
Edna Stevens Clark
Stella Stevens
Ona
W. J. Alkire
Circo
James Stevens
Ed Stevens
William Stevens
Wilbur Stevens
Powhatan
Ohio
Harry Stevens
London
John Stevens
Akron
Willard Knight
Joe McKelvey
Adda Knight
Shadyside
Ralph Andrews
Murray City
Clarence Sayre
Robert Corwin
Eddie Sayre
Flora Taylor
Harve Sayre
Ray Turner
Gerald Corwin
Victor Corwin
Shoe Expert To Demonstrate Dr Scholl Line At Mechem Store
Nelsonville Mechem Shoe Store hosts Dr Scholl foot comfort experts Thursday morning and all day Friday with advance shows of new Dr Scholl styles. The event features 622 fittings for men sizes 6 to 14 women 2% to 13 in widths AAAA to EEE across all feet.
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Nelsonville-C. S. Mechem
Dr. Scholl
Scholl
Prophetic chart talk at Pilgrim Church Thursday
Rev B A Ave presents a picture chart on The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse in the Men’s Class Room Pilgrim Church corner Chestnut and Harper Streets at 7 30 Thursday evening Special music and singing public welcome Murray City Band Boosters host a benefit party at Murray City High School Thursday at 8 o'clock
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Nelsonville
B. A. Ave
Pilgrim Church
Chestnut and
Harper Sts
Murray City
Murray City High School
Union Rules On Payment Of Dues
The basic district rate is $6 a day. If a member's outside employment earns $30 or more a month, he must pay July dues of $1.50 or be delinquent. Members earning under $30 for July should seek exoneration from Secretary Hoskins. Kimberly Mine worked five days in August and the secretary has submitted the checkoff to the company.
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Hoskins
Kimberly
Bartenders Union to Hold Important Meeting in Nelsonville
An important Bartenders Waiters and Waitresses Union meeting will be held Thursday night at 8 at the Red Men Hall in Nelsonville. Allan Stiller, representative of the CIO affiliated United Retail and Wholesale Employes of America, will speak. All interested employees are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Red Men's Hall
Allan Stiller
United Retail and Wholesale Employes of America
CIO
Langsville Social Notes
Langsville community notices list illnesses visits and travels. W. E. Wright is seriously ill at his daughter's home in Pt. Pleasant. Others include Howard Williams in Holzer Hospital Gallipolis and F A Miller awaiting Mt. Carmel operation.
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Langsville
W. E. Wright
Harry Lang
Pt. Pleasant
Howard Williams
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
F. A. Miller
Mt. Carmel Hospital
J. F. Miller
Akron
Alice Smith
Danville
Elsie McKnight
Janet
Huntington
W. Va
Warren Green
Otho Walters
Marion
Evelyn Phillips
Fairplay
Launce Shenefield
Marjorie Swick
Lake Alma
John Brown
E. M. Brown
Walter Wilcox
Floyd Longstreth
Rosa Barnes
Dorothy Ledlie
Poplar Ridge
Joe Swick
Alva and
Paul
Columbus
John W. Miller
Parkersburg
von Miller
William Ledlie
J. T., Ledlie
Cora Braley
Fostoria
J. S. Hill
Cora Webb
Pomeroy
B. L. Durst
Cora Seboam
Dorothy Chase
Lawyer Club Will Be Formed in York Two
NELSONVILLE Kimberly and York Township Lawyer for Governor Club will organize Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Otho C Shaw's Old Floodwood home. The group aims to back Charles Sawyer for governor with committees in Kimberly Oak Grove and Old Floodwood and officers to be elected at the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly
York Township
Otho C. Shaw
Old Floodwood
Charles Sawyer
Charles Deszo
Rennie Pack
Floyd Brown
Oak Grove
Raymond Andrews
Social Notes of Glouster and Surroundings
Social notes list residents visiting relatives in Glouster and nearby towns with trips to Logan, Kingston, Athens, and Columbus. Guests include Glenna Valois from Detroit, Ralph Hoge family, and many local households. The American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Legion Hall followed by Bingo.
Kiwanians of Glouster To Elect Officers Next Month
Glouster Kiwanis members met at the Gordon Hotel to discuss business. Officers will be elected on Sept 27, with nominating committee announced next Tuesday. A special attendance committee chaired by L. K. Heiskell was named, including Ben Goldberg William Hughes and D. P. Morris. The club plans to take the Traveling Map to Zanesville soon, a map brought from Athens for district clubs.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon Hotel
L. K. Heiskell
Ben Goldberg
William Hughes
D. P. Morris
Zanesville
Athens
End Long Trip by Motor Through West End
Lena Davis Lucille Carter returned Tuesday from a five weeks motor trip with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe, Columbus. The party traveled through 119 states, crossed three twice, and even visited Mexico with stops in Rapid City and at Mt. Rushmore. They covered 8087 miles with no tire or car trouble though desert heat reached 122 degrees in southern California requiring dry ice cooling. They viewed Shoshone Dam, a silver mine in Idaho, and Grand Coulee Dam in Washington. Sonny Richardson to Athens for a tonsillectomy. The Hollister A B Class Ruth’s Sunday School party meets Thursday at 2 PM at Isabel McCutcheon’s home.
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Glouster
Lena Davis
Lucille Carter
Kenneth Wolfe
Columbus
Mexico
Rapid City
South Dakota
Stella Weldon
Jacksonville
Bernice Carter
John G
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Idaho
Grand Coulee Dam
California
Death Valley
Townsend Club Meets Thursday at Depot Square
A Townsend meeting is set for Thursday night at 7 o clock on Depot Square. Rev P H Williams of Cambridge will speak. Jacksonville hosts the newly organized Townsend Club with Joe Judson as president Thomas Shumway vice president Aaron Jackson secretary and Henry Fausbaugh treasurer. Charles Sanders will lead the mid week Church of Christ gathering Thursday evening to discuss the Christian attitude toward other races.
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Glouster
Depot Square
P. H. Williams
Cambridge
Jacksonville
Reverend Williams
Joe Judson
Thomas Shumway
Aaron Jackson
Henry Fausbaugh
Treas
Spend Millions To Relieve Piles Ad Claim
An advertisement asserts millions are spent yearly on remedies for piles while claiming Peterson's Ointment provides quick relief from itching and pain within minutes. The ad promotes a winter ment version in 85c and 0c sizes with a rubber nozzle and offers a money refund if not delighted.
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Peterson
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Noah Fillinger
Elsie Bookman
Elaine Newman
Irene Deering
Henry Newman
Myrtle Wallace
Alex Geenter
Ivan Thomas
Joseph Wagner
Virginia Conkle
Raymond Brown
Julia Krakau
A. H. Soles
Majestic
Lombard, Griavel
Ralph BE
Liamy Allen Jenkins
BEL Jeans
Arie Wil Marcia Ralston
Farr
Lederer
Olumni
Tely
Fairbanks Hy
Jean Dixon
Lucille Ball
Alice Brady
Guy Kibbee
Eric Blore
Arren Hymer
Nelsonville Social Notes
Pythian Sisters
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
John Love
Fred Juniper
Nelle Johnson
John Brooks
Jack Laessle
Sault St. Marie
Mich
Collander
Ont
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Williamsport
Hanover
T. J. Smith
Mechem’s
Langsville Social Notes
Lawyer Club
York Two
Glenna Valois
Detroit
Joe West
O. L. Easley
Donna Jo Dennison
Joseph West Jr
Glouster R. D
Ralph Hoge
Annabelle
Maxine
Donna Jean
Francie Barrett
Junior
Tommy
Frank West
Trimble
E. E. LeFever
Web Noland
Howard
Pennsville
Guy Lovell
Lydia Lovell
Crooksville
Enlon Grubbs
Frank Price
Marvin Murphy
Mary Louise
Fred Hambel
Elmer. Jones
Kingston
Eugene Jones
Gerald Cunningham
Phyllis
Shirley
Elsie Glover
Neva
Bartlett
LaBerta Lynch
Clarksburg
Virgil Eddy
Charles Eddy
Oscar Eddy
Westerville
Raymond Cunningham
Jacquelyn
Jerry
Peggy
Zern Cunningham
Knoxville
Tenn
Frank Julian
Charles
Leo Masterson
Charles Harper
George Wolf
Rachel
Jane Murray
Lois Balderson
Mary Gibson
Gertrude Pride
Cleveland
Lou and
Marie Matheny
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Caucuses
Snoer, sTuBey Foot
Scholls
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Dar, Scholl
DR. Scholls
Dee
Kiwanians
West
Sonny
L. E. Richardson
Ruth
Hollister A. B
Isabel McCutcheon
Ice Man
Ice
Covert Ice CO
Cheray
Children's Oxfords
Flor
June Preston
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