Buchtel Girl Struck by Truck Near School
Phyllis Yates a 6 year old pupil at Buchtel school suffered scalp wounds and a slight skull fracture after a Camp Nelson CCC truck struck her in front of the school Tuesday. The driver Hugh Gordon was driving slowly as witnesses said. She rests at home and is expected to recover.
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Nelsonville
Phyllis Yates
Albert Yates
Buchtel
Buchtel School
Camp Nelson
CCC Engenes
Hugh Gordon
Nelsonville Social And Personal Mention
Mrs. Robert Campbell returned to her Charleston home after visiting her mother Mrs. Bernard Ervin for several days. She and Mrs. Ervin spent Tuesday in Columbus. Mrs. David Jenkins and Ben James Jr of Columbus were Thanksgiving guests. Mrs. Ben James and Miss Elizabeth Shepard resumed teaching after a visit with Mrs. Grace Shepard. Mrs. Florence Lawrence and Mrs. Florence Gay of Columbus were guests of Mrs. Grace Kelch, who then traveled with them to a Shrine meeting in Ashland Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert Campbell
Jo Kelly
Charleston
Bernard Ervin
Campbell
Ervin
Columbus
David Jenkins
Ben James
Elizabeth Shepard
Warrensville, Schools
Grace Shepard
Florence Lawrence
Florence Gay
Grace Kelch
Victoria Swett
C. A. McDonald
Logan
Sally Drury
Conference Club Plans Nelsonville Bazaar
The Conference Club meets this evening at 6:30 in the Church of Christ study to finalize arrangements for the planned bazaar in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Conference Club
Church of Christ
Carpenter Personal And Social Notes
Columbia Alumni Association hosted a well attended dance in the Columbia auditorium. Meigs County Prince of Peace declamation contest participants include Leona Chase in Rutland on December 5 and William Westfall in Middleport on December 12. Multiple local residents visited or stayed for holidays and a cooperative youth meeting in Pomeroy was attended by several youths. Wanda Starkey left for Athens for new employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Columbia Auditorium
Columbia Alumni Association
Eddie Lou Howery
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Prince of Peace
Leona Chase
Rutland Methodist Church
William Westfall
Middleport
Dan Farmer
Tiltonville
Blanche Carpenter
Harold Hane
Galloway
Ada Belle Trainer
S. F. Howery
E. E. Hull
Mt. Vernon
H. C. Hull
W. E Hull
Etta Barr
Harrisonville
B. A. Howery
Columbus
J. L. Rawlings
Junior
Lucy Joe Dye
Leo Dudgeon
Wanda Starkey
Eadie Lou Howery
W. S. Swett
A. R. Carter
Athens
Stoves Needed for Family in Dire Straits
City nurse Mrs. Tessie Cavanaugh reports a worthy Nelsonville family without heat or cooking facilities. Immediate aid is requested in the form of a coal heating stove and a coal cooking stove. Citizens may contact Mrs. Cavanaugh at 170 for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tessie Cavanaugh
Amendment On Judiciary Is Discussed
Samuel Erskine spoke at the Rotary Club on a proposed state constitutional amendment to appoint supreme and appellate court judges by the governor with a Judicial Commission nominating candidates. The plan, sponsored by the State Bar Association, requires Senate confirmation and allows county and probate courts participation if voters decide. Two new members, John Huddy and Thomas R. Mills, were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Samuel Erskine
Athens County Bar Association
State Bar Association
Erskine
People For
Ohio
Judicial Commission
Senate
Common Pleas
John Huddy
Thomas R. Mills
Frank G. Smith
Mrs Crabtree Hurt In City Auto Crash
Mrs Mary Crabtree of Nelsonville suffered a slight forehead cut in an automobile accident Monday night. She was returning from a Loyal Women's Class meeting at Mrs Mary Ray's on West Washington Street in a car driven by Mrs Josie Baugh when lights and fog obscured the windshield and caused the vehicle to strike a telephone pole near the Ray residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Crabtree
Estel Crabtree
Pythian Sisters Lodge Seeks Nelsonville Officers Election
Members of the Pythian Sisters are urged to attend Thursday’s regular meeting in Nelsonville for the annual officer election. A 6 o clock pot-luck dinner opens the session, and the usual Thursday benefit party will not be held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Jailed Man Fights Extradition to Ohio in Livestock Fraud
Kenneth Heaton, 34, jailed in Point Pleasant West Virginia, fights extradition to Ohio. He faces a Gallipolis hearing over alleged spurious checks totaling 3450 dollars to a local stock sales firm, with bond set at 2000 dollars until December 27. Local witnesses at a preliminary hearing included J E Gills and George F Bovie. Similar charges are noted from Spencer Point Pleasant and Huntington West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kenneth Heaton
Pt. Pleasant
West Virginia
Heaton
Liberty
Lewis H. Miller
Mason County
W. Va
J. E. Gills
George F. Bovie
Spencer
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Plan To Meet Financing of Shoe Factory
Nelsonville hosts a Friday evening meeting at 7 30 to discuss financing the five year old shoe factory project. The Merchants Association aims to discharge community obligations on the building deeded to William Brooks Shoe Co. There will be no fund solicitation, but mortgage financing plans may be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Legion Building
William Brooks Shoe Co
The
Merchants Association
Loyal Wom en Class entertains members in Nelsonville
Seventeen members and five guests attended the Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Church meeting in Nelsonville. Mrs Mary Ray hosted the event with Mrs Juniper presiding over the business session and Mrs Ben James leading devotions. A social hour followed with refreshments, contests and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Loyal Women's Class of the
Christian Church
Mary Ray
Juniper
Ben James
Quiet end to diphtheria quarantine in Coolville
Coolville notes report Sunday quiet amid a diphtheria quarantine with no new cases and no church services. Nearby activity includes births, a railroad injury patient seeking Baltimore treatment, and several local and Columbus visitors for Thanksgiving.
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Coolville
Oren Kennedy
Frank Koehler
Guysville
Harry Kimes
John Shanks
Little Hocking
Baltimore
H. C. Smith
Russell
J W. Hucker
Bruce
Bertha Keller
Columbus
C. E. Keller
Up River
Bertha
W V. Scott
Portsmouth
Ella Haning
Frances Gunder
Mattie Gunder
Charles Flowers
Oscar Gunder
E. Main St
Claud Burton
Calloway Ridge
Don Deeter
Ball State Teachers’ College
Muncie
Ind
J. W. Deeter
I. E. Fairchild
Hotel Gibson
New Carlisle
Laura Phillips
Ross Phillips
Newark
Church Group Plans Thursday Meeting at Verity Home
Mrs P B Verity will host the Christian Missionary Society Thursday at 7 30 pm at 95 W Franklin St Nelsonville The Christian Church will celebrate Women s Day with the women in charge and participating in ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
P. B. Verity
W. Franklin St
Christian Missionary Society
The
Christian Church
Funeral services held for Alfred Matthews Sr at M E Church
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon for Alfred Matthews Sr at the M E Church with burial in the local cemetery. The notice also lists numerous local residents and a community gathering featuring ice cream cake and coffee as part of the post service observance.
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New Straitsville
Alfred Matthews
M. E
Miranda Wilson
Ernest Wilson
Lois
Robert Wilson
Bobby
Galloway
John S. Wilson
Forest Alexander
Jean Cox
Sam Orndorf
Lena Keeler
Bess Jones
John Whitmer
Anne Blankenship
Nelle Shuttleworth
George Wilson
Lew Newman
Agnes Snyder
Annamae Hoy
Nell Ross
Thurman Thompson
Annie Brown
Faith Thompson
Gwen Eberts
Lena Smith
Margaret Lines
Earl Lantz
Dude Grandy
the Plains
Joe Grandy
Oren Phoenix
Newark
Ernest Weaver
Somerset
Andy Shuttleworth
Lina Keeler
Dick Evans
Kay
Howard Blankenship
John Alexander
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Josiah Ball
Letha
Levi Wolfe
Clyde Strain
Gertrude
Logan
Bob Clark
Akron
George Lanning
Dean Collison
Anna Mae Mills
Fred Snyder
Fred Peterson
Shawnee
Darrel Huston
Jimmie Mills
Belore
Ed Mills
Joseph L. Meanen
New Lexington
Ray Orndorff
C. D. Strain
Jessie Orndorff
Hazel Keeler
Birth of Thomas Carl a son to Loren and Mrs Anderson
Loren Anderson and wife announce the birth of an eight pound son named Thomas Carl on November 28. Grandparents are Carl Phillips Trim ble and Thomas Anderson Jacksonville. The social notes also list numerous Thanksgiving visits and travels among local families and friends to and from Trimble Athens Cleveland Detroit Steubenville Nelsonville and Columbus. Reverend Leland Goodman will continue study of Evangelism for Today at the Church of Christ tonight at seven.
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Jacksonville
Loren Anderson
Thomas Carl
Carl Phillips
Trimble
Thomas Anderson
Watson's
Joseph Watson
David Cox Sr
Jane
David
Roger
Bert Bingman
W. N. Hartley
Tay
John Hartley
Byron Danford
Athens
Lorena Sparks
Seattle
Washington
Freda Wells
Glouster
George Rambo
Cleveland
Andrew Wallace
Detroit
Hettie Rambo
Nelsonville
Leland Goodman
Church of Christ
Railroad Bill Discussed by Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hobson train dispatcher G R Nutting outlined a pending Congress bill to limit railroad trains to 70 cars. He said railroads oppose it citing fewer trains would raise crossing accidents and that larger trains are safer for crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
R. W. Nutting
Hobson
C. E. Jones
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Mr. Nutting
Congress
L. K. Heiskell
Charles Wallace
Hollister to Meet Shade Teams Friday
Hollister High School boys and girls basketball team will face Shade High School Friday at 7 30 p m in the first league game and home opener of the year. The Hollister squad brings back last year's regulars as the Willing Workers Class of the U B Church will hold a bazaar in the Home Economics Room from 4 to 7 30 p m.
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Hollister
Hollister High School
Shade High School
U. B. Church of
Church Bazaar Set For Friday At Church Of Christ
Nelsonville residents will attend the annual bazaar and chicken supper at the Church of Christ Friday afternoon and evening. The Esther Class will display handiwork while the Conference Club and Junior Department sell candy popcorn and puffed rice balls. The Business Girls' Class will serve supper from 5 to 7 o clock.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Esther
Stock Sales Begin for Bank of Glouster Campaign
Glouster launches a stock sale for a new bank with subscriptions being taken. Goldberg Dry Goods Store owner and staff have purchased, and Miss Ethel Gardner is ready to accept subscriptions or deposit estimates. Interested parties should visit the bank for interviews. Leading local business men support the bank plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Bank
Goldberg Dry Goods
Ethel Gardner
Glouster Moose Dances Planned for Winter
Glouster Chapter Women of the Moose announce public dances for winter. The first dance on Saturday night December 4 will be in Moose Hall with music by the Halloway orchestra of Logan. Proceeds go to the chapter relief fund. Standard Bearers Society met at Miss Mary Boroff's home. Next meeting December 20 features a gift exchange.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Halloway Orchestra
Logan
Standard Bearers Society
Mary Boroff
Mary Frances Carpenter
Helen Kirkbride
Pauline Nelson
Margaret Dunlevy
Anna Louise Logue
Irene White
Glouster Kiwanis Festival Night Showcases Electrical Eye
A large audience attended the Glouster Kiwanis Club educational feature on Tuesday evening. Electrical expert C. E. Jones demonstrated recent developments including the electrical eye and the ability to hear light and see sound, by revealing light to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
C. E. Jones
Scarlet fever quarantine at Eus Tace Love home
The home of Eus tace Love was placed under quarantine Tuesday after a scarlet fever case appeared in the family. The patient is 10 year old Eileen Love, daughter of Mr and Mrs Love. A larval spiny lobster description follows, noting scientists once misidentified the juvenile form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustace Love
Eileen Love
Mrs. Love
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Lodge
Tom Donoghue
Coolville and Troy
Juye
Ecstacy
Straitsville
Jacksonville Social Notes
Fritz Sams
Sand Ridge
William Hill
Clarence Hill
Millfield
Harold Sams
Thomas Davis
Tommy
Harold
Donald
Arthur Lewis
Fostoria
William Heck
William Ginnan
Diana
Mary
Andrew Ginnan
B. B. Buckley
Dannie
Barbara Ann
Backley
Alice Backley
D. T. Ryan
Ray Swanger
John Skinner
Cadiz
Lena Geary
Evan Whaley
Robert Noon
Steubenville
Beryl Turvey
Anna Schmidt
Alva Kephart
Frank Dunlevy
McDougal
John la Follette
Elsie Welling
Edward Welling
Lloyd White
Marion
John Knight
Forrest
Cora Hovenstine
Wendell Frye
Dayton
Claude Weldon
B. McLain
B. Morris
L. PrIce
D. PrIce
H. Cingham
Wolf Bowling Alley
R. Wolfe
L. Wolf
J. Millington
W. Wolf
Laessle
Haffner
Wright
Galvin
Mechems Shoes
Bank of Glouster
Belians
Bellans
Bell & Co
Wiz
Barton Maclane
Ann Sheridan
Louis King
Roy Chansier
W. R. Burnett
Warner Bros
Paul Muni
Wok
Gale Sondergaard
Joseph Schildearalt
Gloria Molden
Donald Crise
Erin O'Brien
Henry Neill - Lows
Calbera
Mi Carnouskey
Wm Dieterieterse
Nermine Bates
Heme Mernit
Gene Morena
Armed Bros
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