Augusta Rhodes Dies in Athens Hospital
Mrs. Augusta Rhodes of near Nelsonville died this morning at Shelt ering Arms Hospital Athens after transfer on Wednesday. She is survived by husband B S Rhodes and three children and her parents Mr and Mrs Pidcock New Marshfield. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Also noted are funeral notices for William H Kesterson 66 Haydenville and Walter Linton who died in Columbus with services and burial details at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Augusta Rhodes
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
B. S. Rhodes
Home Raid Targets Mrs. Patton Over Liquor at Home
Police raided the Mina Patton home in Nelsonville finding pints and 13 quarts of beer. Mrs Patton pleads not guilty to possession with trial set Friday. Laney O N ail and Samuel Fritz plead guilty to intoxication with $10 fines and costs.
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Nelsonville
Mina Patton
George Bateman
Atrolman Cope
Mrs Durward North Hosts Bridge Club Night
Mrs Durward North of Fort Street entertained her bridge club Tuesday night with Miss Mary Louise Pritchard as guest player. High scores were won by Miss Charlotte Acker and Miss Frances Parry. The hostess served a luncheon.
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Durward North
Fort Street
Mary Louise Pritchard
Charlotte Acker
Frances Parry
Classified Ads and Circulation Service Open
Local newspaper seeks an experienced representative for classified ads and circulation duties. Contact c H Bartlett staff correspondent via telephone Your News Your Society and Locals to 413 W for service details.
Senator to Speak at Nelsonville Elks Memorial Service
State Senator William H. Herner will address the Nelsonville Elks No. 543 memorial service on Sunday December 6 at 2 p m in the lodge rooms on Fayette Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
B. P. O. Elks
Fayette Street
William H. Herner
Bridge Club Honors Bride and High Scores at Scheeler Home
Mrs. William Nethery hosted her bridge club Tuesday night at East Franklin Street home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Adam Scheeler. Mrs. Raymond Raine won high score and Mrs. W. F. Gray held low score. The group gifted Mrs. Arthur Slater a recent-bride gift. A luncheon followed.
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William Nethery
Adam Scheeler
East Franklin Street
Raymond Raine
W. F. Gray
Arthur Slater
Eula Scheeler
Thanksgiving Family Visits Across Columbus and Nearby Towns
The Hoch family from Columbus and relatives including Garrett Hoch and Mrs. Eulalia Hoch spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hoch's mother and others in Nelsonville and Murray City. Additional gatherings occurred with Mrs. Zeiber in Columbus and visits to Willard and The Plains as Mr. Hoch remains seriously ill.
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Carl Hoch
Columbus
Eulalia
Hoch
Garrett Hoch
Nelsonville
T. S. Zeiher
Virginia
Jene
Zeiber
Eulalia Hoch
T. S. Zeiber
Isaac Hoch
Murray City
Charles Bayles
Ruth
Jane
Bayles
Willard
Ed Betts
Charlies Edgell
C. P. Wood
the Plains
W. B. A. Club to Meet at Robbins Road Home
The W B A Club will meet Friday night at 7 o clock at the home of Mrs Rebecca Hartley on Robbins Road. Members are asked to be present.
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Rebecca Hartley
Robbins Road
Band Boosters Club to Meet Tonight
The Band Boosters' Club holds a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Senior High School Building. Members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
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Band Boosters
West P T A Will Meet
The West School Parent-Teacher Association holds a regular meeting at the school Friday at 3:00 PM. A Christmas play will be presented by third grade pupils. All mothers are invited.
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West P. T. A
West School
Personal notes from Columbus visits and arrivals
Billy Fisher returned to Columbus Monday after spending days with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan. Mrs. Walter Wilson and Miss Irma Wilson were visitors in Columbus. Thursday Mrs KR Barron visited Columbus. Mrs A Stover visits her daughter Miss Lillian Stover in Columbus. B M Coakley was a business visitor in Columbus Thursday.
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Billy Fisher
Columbus
William Morgan
Walter Wilson
Irma Wilson
KR. J. Barron
A. Stover
Lillian Stover
B. M. Coakley
Legion Dinner Hosts 60 at Glenford VFW Auxiliary Event
Members of Glenford Dugan Post No 229 American Legion invited guests to a Wednesday turkey dinner served by the Ladies Auxiliary at the Legion home. State Commander Paul M. Herbert of Columbus and District Vice Commander Paul Tague of New Lexington spoke to attendees.
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Glenford Dugan
Bridge Club Hostess Abbreviated Play Afternoon
Mrs. Cecil Shafer hosted her bridge club on Wednesday afternoon at East Franklin Street. Guest player Mrs. E. Welch joined, and prizes for high score were won by Mrs. Harry Kelly, Mrs. Stanley Dew, and Mrs. A. B. Johnson.
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Cecil Shafer
East Franklin Street
E. Welch
Harry Kelly
Stanley Dew
A. B. Johnson
Bridge and Encore Party at St. Philip's Neri Hall
A bridge and encore party is announced at St. Philip's Neri Church Hall in Murray City. The event occurs Tuesday night December 8 and the public is invited.
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St. Philip's Neri Church
Murray City
Officials inspect C. O. railway line in Ohio tour
A special train carrying C. and O. Railway officials from Richmond to Toledo stopped in Nelsonville, with Superintendent William Morgan joining in Logan for the northern leg of the inspection.
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Nelsonville
Richmond
Toledo
William Morgan
Logan
Valley Lodge No 169 Knighths of Pythias Elect Officers
At a Wednesday meeting in Castle Hall Valley Lodge No 169 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the coming year. Shelby Barber was chosen chancellor commander with Joe Wien as vice chancellor Wilbur Jones prelate Ed Bateman keeper of records and seats G W Pearce master of finance W D Wolf master of exchequer Jared Barber master of work John Monks master of arms W E Clements inner guard Wm H Glenn outer guard Jared Barber trustee for three years and delegates named.
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Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Shelby Barber
Joe Wien
Wilbur Jones
Ed Bateman
G. W. Pearce
W. D. Wolf
Jared Barber
John Monks
W. E. Clements
Wm. H. Glenn
Oh Boy Rheumatism Relief Now In Local Drug Stores
A German specialist’s Narito remedy for rheumatism and related pains is on sale locally with a positive guarantee. It claims quick relief without opiates or narcotics and is safe for children. If the first doses fail to ease pain, money is promptly refunded.
Grand Lodge Candidates and Alternates Named
The slate lists Irvin Pritchard and Bo Howard as alternates with William Glenn and John Monks named as main contenders for Grand Lodge positions.
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Grand Lodge
Irvin Pritchard
Bo Howard
William Glenn
John Monks
Donald Hughes Home on Vacation Before Returning to Kent School
Donald L. Hughes son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hughes visits Carbon Hill on vacation before resuming studies at Kent School He has worked in New York Vermont Massachusetts and Canada as a tree surgeon with the Davey Tree Expert Company He is a Carbon Hill High School graduate The Utica Tree Academy honors him with a prose tribute describing a historic oak and its forest guardians.
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Donald Hughes
Kent School
Carbon Hill
Dee
Donald L. Hughes
Harry Hughes
Kent
Donald
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Canada
Davey Tree Expert Company
Utica Tree Academy
Utiac
N. Y
Columbus man found dead in garage likely suicide
John F. Oglevee aged 48 was found dead from asphyxiation in his Columbus garage. Coroner Edward E. Smith stated Oglevee probably died by his own action.
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Columbus
U.R
John F. Oglevee
Edward E. Smith
Oglevee
Longstreth youth aims for engineering career
Chester Arnold Harrie, born April 16 1918 in Longstreth, dreams of becoming an engineer. He delivers The Messenger from Nelsonville to residents, attends school, favors geography, dislikes English complexities, and enjoys baseball while avoiding football. He plans to study at Ohio State University and constructs small projects in spare time.
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Chester Arnold Harrie
Ohio State University
Nelsonville R. D
Longstreth
Charters
Cora Morris
Archie Harris
Ephraim Ainsley
Zenner Will Bequeaths Estate to Two Sons in Athena
The late Henry M. Zenner's estate, valued at about 190000 dollars with 100000 dollars in personal property and 80000 dollars in real estate, was admitted to probate in Athens County. Phillip M. Zenner declined executorship. David R. Zenner will act as executor without bond as per the will's provisions.
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Henry M. Senner
Athena
Phillip M
David R
Athens County
M. Johnson
Phillip M. Zenner
David R. Zenner
City Service Departments Report November Funds
The financial report by George W. Mason covers the Department of Water Fund, Department of Public Service, Department of Automobile Registration Fund, plus Gas Excise Tax funds and Main Market Roads Fund for November. Water Fund shows a starting balance of 82,442.90, water rent receipts 90,862.31, total 83,204.81, expenses 23,081.31, ending balance 820,313.40, unpaid invoices 8,792.50, cash available 14,581. Public Service ends with 2,223.10 starting balance and 0.57 miscellaneous receipts, month expenses 1,038.67, end balance 1,183.18, no unpaid invoices. Automobile Registration Fund starts 3,563.44, miscellaneous 0.09, expenses 1,?8.?5, ending 1,297.98, unpaid invoices listed. The report notes cash balance standings and pending invoices across departments.
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Department of Water Fund
Department of Public Service
Department of Automobile Registration Fund
Main Market Roads
George W. Mason
Department of Automobilia Registration Fund
City Gas Excise Tax ledgers show no unpaid invoices
The record notes a beginning cash balance of 481.42 and a month with gas excise tax 456.43 cash items. Expenses of 1,299.46 left a balance of 157.37 with no unpaid invoices, leaving the end cash balance unchanged at the month end.
Walker's Mission Toward Santa Barbara Noted
Dee Walker of New York heads south toward Santa Barbara on a homeward trek leaving behind Tom Moone, a white hatred convict, as he crosses the continent.
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San Francisco
Dee
Walker
New York
Santa Barbara
Tom Moone
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