Victory Day services attract hundreds in Nelsonville
More than 700 people attended the Church of Christ Victory Day services in Nelsonville on Sunday ending a ten week loyalty campaign. Morning and evening worship featured sermons on eternal themes, with special music and youth league discussions. Plans for Open House next Sunday, church board meeting, and School of Religion sessions are announced along with a Christmas play by church youth.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Leland Goodman
Fred Holton
Annie Mae Allen
Edna Dell Willis
Margaret Jean Kerr
Rev. Goodman
L. A. Davis
Jesus
School of Religion
Presbyterian Church
Christ
M. E
Young People's Society
Lillian Huddy
Sam Howe
Carbon Hill Club Meeting and Haydenville Class Social
The Carbon Hill T. S. Club met at Mrs. Harry Guess home with members including Mrs. Hedley Lowe Mrs. Jesse Devol Mrs. Edgar Stedwell Mrs. Robert Hardy and others with Miss Viola Bond of Pattonville and Miss Mary Shelton of Nelsonville as guests. Haydenville Adult Education Class hosted Coakley and Dorr Run Classes at Mrs. Hooper's home with readings games recitations and a potluck lunch.
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Carbon Hill
T. S. Club
Harry Guess
Hedley Lowe
Jesse Devol
Edgar Stedwell
Robert Hardy
Clarence Lehman
Howard Wiseman
John Lehman
Joe Blosser
Viola Bond
Pattonville
Mary Shelton
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Coakley
Dorr
Hooper
John Smart
George Bond
Jack Gleason
Florence Miller
Nelsonville Junior Order Benefit Party At IOOF Hall
The Junior Order announces a benefit party to be held in the IOOF Hall on Tuesday night at 8 o clock. Funds will support the group’s community activities and programs.
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Nelsonville—Junior Order
IOOF
Esther Class Bazaar and Dinner Planned in Nelsonville
The Esther Class of the Christian Church in Nelsonville will hold its annual bazaar featuring handwork starting at 2 p.m. on Thursday. A chicken dinner will be served to the public from 5 to 7 p.m. in the church social rooms.
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Esther
Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Elks Members Hold Memorial Ceremony
Nelsonville Elks held their thirty ninth annual memorial service. Two members A J Crawford and Ralph M Mason died in the past year. Rev Leland Goodman delivered the memorial address. Music by Chauncey trio Christine Brown Helen Courtney C S Bradfield with Hazel Lahugh on piano. Exalted Ruler John E Johnson opened the exercises. roll of deceased read by L R Kelch.
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Nelsonville
Elks
A. J. Crawford
Ralph M. Mason
Leland Goodman
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
C. S. Bradfield
Hazel Lahugh
Nelsonville Social Notes Includes Postponed Meeting and Marriage Announcement
Nelsonville social items report the Martha Class of the M. E. Church postponing a meeting due to a death in Rosa Cook's family. Maud Figgins announces the marriage of daughter Jane to Tom Keating on June 26 in Greenup Kentucky. Both graduates of Nelsonville class of 1937. The bride had worked in Judge Tyroler's court. the groom works at Whitmore Greenhouse. They reside on Chestnut Street.
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Martha
M. E. Church
Rosa Cook
Maud Figgins
Jane
Tom Keating
Ed Keating
Greenup
Nelsonville
Tyroler
Whitmore Greenhouse
Chestnut St
Christmas Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Fifteen members of the M. M. Club met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Genevieve Hilliary. Officers elected were Myrtle Matheny president Lillian Silcott vice president Ruth Keating secretary treasurer and Goldie Craig press correspondent. The Christmas party is set for December 13 at Mrs Oma Beagle’s home. Prizes were won by Freda Hellyer and Ruth Keating during games and contests. A late lunch was served by the hostess.
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M. M. Club
Genevieve Hilliary
Myrtle Matheny
Lillian Silcott
Ruth Keating
Goldie Craig
Oma Beagle
Freda Hellyer
Loyal Women's Class Meeting At Christian Church
The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock with Mrs. Charles McManaway on Poplar Street. A potluck lunch will be served.
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Loyal Women’s Class of the Christian Church
Charles McManaway
Poplar St
Funeral Services Held For James Bayless
Funeral services for James Bayless former Nelsonville resident were held Sunday at Warren's Funeral Home attended by members of the K of P lodge of which he was a charter member. Dr W P Clark conducted the service and hymns Abide With Me and Secret Hour of Prayer were sung. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Warren
James Bayless
W. P. Clarke
K. of P. Lodge
Bayless
Clark
Greenlawn
Nelsonville Eagles Aim for 828 Members by June 1939
Nelsonville Eagles plan a full membership drive to reach 828 members by June 1 1939 from 414 on June 1 1938. Four new captains are leading, with 253 new members added this year and 175 more needed. A pep session December 8 will introduce new members to Eagles principles and benefits.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Clyde Ray
A. J. Smith
William Foss
Tony Pughline
Eagles
Howard Call
Harry Chesher
Gilbert Smith
Dewey Whyte Willj
Frank Kirk
Alva Daugherty
Charles Hoce
Floyd Steenrod
Pomeroy Aerie
Shawnee Aerie
Nelsonville Aerie
Jacksonville Aerie
Nelsonville City Funds Balances Reported by Auditor
City balances across funds as of November 30 total 43 530 11 with beginning month total 42 377 53. November receipts were 8 038 51 and disbursements 6 885 93. Major fund totals include General 1 628 06 gasoline 3 268 89 water 1 316 03 light 1 339 85 special light improvement 5 553 70 auto registration 1 122 76 property owners 332 18 flood bonds 2 000 sewer and street bonds 26 951 64.
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Nelsonville
E. F. DeVore
Phi Club Ping Pongers Triumph Over Eagles in Opener
Nelsonville report says the Phi Club ping pong team defeated the Eagles in singles and doubles. Shearer Dilcher and Reed earned wins as Phi Clubbers dominated most games. Eagles seek more matches and support from clubs. W R C hosts a benefit at IOOF Hall for Ohio sailors orphans soldiers old ladies homes tonight at 7 30.
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Nelsonville
Phi
Eagles
Shearer
Dilcher
Ray
Evans
Dewey Whyte
Ross Reed
Collamore
Harmon Dupler
Johnson
Chesher
C. Evans
Smith
IOOF
Ohio
Astrological Forecast Warns of Mixed Prospects and Financial Risk
The forecast notes conflicts and doubts with promise of growth through friendly interests. It cautions that finances may be at risk due to careless or unsound decisions and urges prudent judgment and cautious opportunities for those born on this day.
Candy Making Guide Promises Easy At Home
Learn to craft bonbons caramels fudge and chocolates at home with clear recipes ingredients and methods. The service booklet offers complete instructions and equipment tips for a wide range of confections and candy treats. Send 10 cents with a coupon to receive the booklet.
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F. M. Kerby
Dept
Messenger's Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Glouster Bowling League Narrowing Title Race
With three weeks left Luckoffs lead the City League while Kroger’s sit two games back. Winifreds and Blowers triple ties join third. Jim Johnston tops individual scoring with 255 and 630. Union Lunch has best single game at 1060 and Luckoff best triple at 2793.
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Glouster
Luckoffs
Krogers
Winifreds
Blowers
Jim Johnston
Union Lunch
Luckoff
Social Notes of Glouster and Central Ohio Visitors
Social notes show residents visiting relatives across Ohio. Bennett family spent Sunday in Jackson with relatives. Shumaker visited Barbara Beal in Sun day. Thomas family and Riggs visited Columbus. McCormick from Ohio University stayed with his mother Cassie McCormick. Jones visited from Columbus. White from Columbus spent weekend with Dan and Mrs. McKinley. Grace Williams returned home near Hebbardsville after visiting Vernon family. James Williams joined them. Delmar Dunlap and Bob Ochs traveled to Chillicothe and Columbus respectively to visit relatives.
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Bennett
Beulah
Jackson
Mr. Bennett
Orville Shumaker
Gallipolis
Barbara Beal
A. R. Thomas
Donald Lee
Bobby
R. Riggs
Homer Allgood
Columbus
Max McCormick
Ohio University
Cassie McCormick
Robert Jones
E. L. Jones
Ida Mae White
Dan McKinley
Grace Williams
Hebbardsville
C. A. Vernon
Mary Bailey
James Williams
Delmar Dunlap
Chillicothe
Bob Ochs
Grace Ochs
Auxiliary to Meet at Moose Hall December Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary Local No. 1 U M W of A will hold its first monthly meeting on December 5 at 7 o'clock in Moose Hall. Each member is asked to bring a guest.
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Glouster
U.M.W. of A
Moose Hall
Millfield Personal Mentions and Local Visits
Local notices list Mrs. Helen Sanders hosting a needle club, quilting day events at the Church of Christ, and multiple residents visiting kin in Cambridge and Albany. Notables include Paul van der Merwe’s four day Capetown disappearance ending with a recovery. his height is 6 feet 9 inches.
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Bonita Kay
Roger Williams
Athens
Garnet Blower
Fred Leak
Greens Run
Sam McClelland
Albert Skinner
Church of Christ
Elizabeth Patton
R. H. Wade
John Kendall
Cambridge
Orley Toth
Fred Russell
William
Pete) Cole
Sunday Creek Mine No. 6
Austen Petitt
Glouster
B. H. Petitt
Emma Heffkin
Hattie Mingus
Crescent Ridge
Lewis Sanders
Virginia
Jacquelyn
Albany
John Sharick
Ida Hill
W. H. Wemmer
G. C. Patton
Nelsonville
Woodrow Ferrell
William Clary
Chauncey
Viola Sanders
Capetown
Paul van der Merwe
Kimberley
Heght
Boy Pleads for Mother's Life Before Governor Secre
The case centers on Marie Hahn sentenced to die in the electric chair in Columbus on December 7. Her thirteen year old son Oscar Hahn pleads for her life in a hearing before Governor Davey’s secretary.
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Oscar Hahn
Marie Hahn
Columbus
Davey
Stock market and commodity prices in dull early trading
New York stocks eased fractions in a slow forenoon with U S Steel at 61 and DuPont down 1. Rail and utility shares declined slightly while grain and produce markets from Toledo to Cleveland showed mixed results with varied butter eggs and poultry prices across regions.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Hollister PTA Plans Members Only Meeting Tomorrow Night
A Hollister P T A special meeting for members only is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 o clock in the school auditorium. The session will cover upcoming events and agenda items specific to members.
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Hollister Pta
Glouster
The
Hollister P.T.A
Ed wardsport man to undergo goiter operation in Indianapolis
B H Allgood of Edwardsport Indiana travels to Indianapolis with his sister and brother in law to undergo a goiter operation at the Methodist Hospital after spending ten weeks with them.
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Glouster
H. B. Allgood
Edwardsport
Ind
C. A. Thomas
Indianapolis
Methodist
Men With Wings boosts Technicolor aviation epic era
Hollywood’s first air epic in Technicolor is Paramount’s Men With Wings directed by William A Wellman and starring Fred MacMurray Ray Milland and Louise Campbell. The film follows three American aviation pioneers from Wright brothers era to modern world hops with a love triangle at center and an ensemble cast. Boise City Idaho reports Chicken in the Rough served in restaurants, a dish from Oklahoma City, eaten without knife or fork.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Athena
William A. Wellman
Fred MacMurray
Ray Milland
Louise Campbell
Wright
Kitty Hawk
Miss Campbell
MacMurray
Milland
Wellman
Andy Devine
Boise City
Ida
Oklahoma City
Athens Air Taxi Service From Municipal Airport
Athens airport offers Airtaxi service from sunrise to sunset with through airline tickets. Connections exist with T. & W. A. and A. A. airlines at nearest main airports. Schedules show west, east and north departures at varied times.
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Athens Municipal Airport
Airtaxi
A. A
Athens
Livestock Prices Share Sharp Drops Across Hogs and Cattle
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati livestock auctions show hogs 10 to 20 cents lower, 240 lb hogs down $7.90, cattle generally steady to down about 25 cents, fat cattle and calves uneven but mostly lower, sows and heifers mixed. Lambs and sheep mostly steady to firm with regional price ranges listed for various weight classes.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Regular meeting of Retail Clerks Union in Nelsonville
The Retail Clerks Union will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 o clock in the K P Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville — A
Retail Clerks Union
K. P. Hall
Livestock Market Totals and Grade Receipts Summary
Total receipts show hogs and cattle driven figures by weight, with prices for hogs 175 to 220 pounds at 7.35 to 7.60 and fat sows 6 to 7.05, veal calf ranges tops 10.95, lambs 8.20, sheep 3.10 to 5.95, and cattle by class from steers 4.20 to 8.50 and milk cows 4.25 to 5.85. total stock sales and horse receipts also noted.
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Pace VO
Athens Messenger
Christ Church
Nelsonville Social Notes
SA Tena Ceoamiaidi
Lucille Ball
Ann Miller
Frank Albertson
Andro S Berman
Wm A Seiter
Morrie Ryskind
America
Humphrey Bogart
George Brent
Gloria Dickson Allen Jenkins
Walter Abel
Lloyd Bacon
Cosmopolitar Production
Warner Cros
Robert Rossen
Leonardo Bercovici
George Wagner
WPA
Philadelphia
Phi Club
Ping Pongers
Genevieve Kemble
City State
Glouster Bowling League
L W.luckoff Kroger
Junion Lunch
Rich Loaf
Brown-Wolf
NEW York Central
Millfield
General Motors
DuPont
Santa Fe
Toledo
Hennery
Cincinnati Produce
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Barred Rock
Cleveland
Chicago
A. T
N. Y. Central Ae
Pacife
Alaska
Com
Rad
St. San
Samme Nee
Col Gas
Elec Sd Commonwealth and Sc
Commel Credit
Elec
Gen. Food
Harvester
I. T
T.mont. Ward
Radio Corp
Tia
Sears Roebuck —O Wane
Westinghouse
Procter and Gamble
Atlantic Ref
Ohio Oil
N. J
Trans. Am. Corp
Am. Rolling Mills
Republicaa
Steel Com
Am. Loco
Briggs
Mig
Autolite
Gen
Motors
Goodrich Rubber
Am. Smelters
Kennecott Asee
Sen Boenenanmiawn
Neemaennaee Mae Niagara
Hud Power
Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
National Limited
Chesapeake& Ohio
NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Roe City
Gene
Edgar Kennedy
Men With Wings
Ann Shirley
Ralph Bellamy
Nan Grey
Sterling Gasoline
Ohio U.marshall
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