Scarlet Cagers Dominate Union Furnace 35-11 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School Gray cagers overwhelmed Union Furnace 35 to 11 at the local gym. Bill Watkins led with 14 points and Whyte added 11 as Nelsonville built a 13-3 first-quarter edge and a 27-6 halftime margin. Union Furnace connected on seven of 11 free throws and Mead Whyte scored 15 in the alumni game, as Nelsonville prep meets Wellston next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Scarlet and Gray
Nelsonville High School
Union Furnace
Greyds
Black and Golds
George E. Abraham
Johnny Murray
Greyhounds
Wellston
Watkins
Blair
Seawinen
Francis
Lacesle
Whyte
Bateman
Juniper
Howe
Thompson
Yarver
Arvest
Shackleford
Wryskivers
Coaurtes
Serter
McManus
Downhour
Brno
Rane. Nite Cha Es
Pope
Ohio
DAR to Host Christmas Party With German Christmas Talk
Nelsonville event features Mrs Roy Snackenburg as guest speaker from the Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter Daughters of American Revolution. Mrs E E Bell hosts at 8 p m with an exchange of inexpensive gifts after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roy Snackenburg
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of American Revolution
Germany
E. E. Bell
McKinley Republican Club Plans Winter Meetings
Tonight the McKinley Republican Club of York Township meets at the Legion Building at 7 30. Members voted to hold monthly winter meetings the second Monday. Officers include Francis D White president and W L Cooley vice president with Mrs Harriett Burgess secretary and Mrs Edith Stiers treasurer. a precinct vice president in each township precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
McKinley Republican Club
York Township
Legion Building
Francis D. White
W. L. Cooley
Harriett Burgess
Edith Stiers
Sheppards Host Turkey Dinner for Martha
Mr and Mrs Charles G Sheppard entertained Sunday at their Nelsonville home for their daughter Martha and friends from Ohio University. The Christmas party before holiday travel included guests Martha Sheppard Bill Friedrick Betty Miller Les White Frances Thorp Glen Gardner and additional visitors Mr and Mrs Tom Sheppard and Mrs Gertrude Edington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles G. Sheppard
Martha
Ohio University
Martha Sheppard
Bill Friedrick
Betty Miller
Les White
Frances Thorp
Glen Gardner
University
Tom Sheppard
Gertrude Edington
Fire damages home as dog alerts owners in Charles Town
Five pieces of furniture were destroyed early Sunday in the Campbell residence at Charlestown West Virginia as a dog named Jargo barked to awaken Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell who recently hosted at the Dew Hotel dining room. The couple advised local friends of the loss.
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Nelsonville
Charleston
W. Va
Robert Campbell
Jo Kelley
Fire crews respond to Blackburn home blaze alarm
Nelsonville fire department was called to the home of Mr and Mrs S S Blackburn on Jefferson Street Sunday afternoon as soot from a chimney set off an alarm. No damage resulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Christmas Party Planned by Nelsonville M E Church
Faithful workers of the Nelsonville M E Church plan their annual Christmas party at the church on Wednesday evening December 15. An exchange of gifts is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Dead End at the Athena Theater with a stellar cast
Sylvia Sidney delivers a moving performance as Drina in a harsh slum drama. Joe McCrea, Kay and Baby Face Bogart shape a powerful tale of crime and ambition. The Dead End Kids, led by Halop and Gorcey, electrify the screen with sharp street energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Theater
Sylvia Sidney
Drina
Tommy
Joe McCrea
Dave
Kay
Wendy Barrie
Humphrey Bogart
Martin
Francey
G-men
Claire Trevor
Allen Jenkins
Hunk
Baby Face
New York
Billy Halop
Huntz Hall
Bobby Jordan
Leo Gorcey
Gabriel Dell
Bernard Punsley
Charles Peck
Minor Watson
James Burke
Ward Bond
Elizabeth Risdon
Esther Dale
George Humbert
Gallipolis Social Notes Recap of DAR Meet and Club Events
Mrs. Harry FP Hurn attended a Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter DAR meeting in Middleport hosted by Miss Lenore Giles. The Thursday Club gathered at L Lewis Brown’s home with roll call about plays, and J E Halliday shared William A Brady’s life story. Mrs Julia Watts wintering in Buffalo with niece Lucille Deepping Lafert y. Mrs John S Robinson hosted the Coterie Club for an all day meeting with a noon dinner and Christmas gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry FP. Hurn
Jonathan Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. Lewis Brown
J. E. Halliday
William A. Brady
Julia Watts
Buffalo
N. Y
James Lafferty
Lucille Deepping
John S. Robinson
Philo mathean Club hosts reviews and birthday dinner
At Mrs. Gilbert Bush home the Philo mathean Club heard a review of Present Indicative by F. O. Plymale. Rev. C. W. Kemper of Denver visited his mother-in-law Mrs. Martha McDaniel in Chicago. A birthday dinner for Miss Don Turley featured gifts from H. Poe Bradbury, Lula Mack, W. P. Deardorff, and the Maucks. Washington PTA December meeting drew large attendance with Fourth graders’ music and readings from Beem and Wiseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
Gilbert Bush
F. O. Plymale
Noel Coward
C. W. Kemper
Denver
Colo
Chicago
Martha McDaniel
Don Turley
Harley Bovie
E. W. Mauck
Bovie
Miss Turley
H. Poe Bradbury
Bob
Lula Mack
W. P. Deardorff
Mauck
Washington Pta
Thomas G. Beem
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Anna Wiseman
PTA
Tea at Middleport rector's home draws St. Peter's members
Members of St. Peter's Episcopal Church attended a tea Friday at the home of the rector Rev. Robert E. Leake and Mrs. Leake in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Robert E. Leake
Nelsonville Club Hosts Dinner and Installation Evening
The Relations Club dined at the Libby Hotel Wednesday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ingels and spent the rest of the evening at the hosts' home. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carnes had the high scores. Mrs. Reuben Wood deputy grand matron assisted in installing officers of the Nelsonville Chapter Thursday evening, joined by Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Betz and Mr. Wood. Mrs. Julia Conklin is slowly recovering from fitness.
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Libby Hotel
C. C. Ingels
Hubert Carnes
Reuben Wood
The
Eastern Star
Nelsonville
C. O. Betz
Wood
Julia Conklin
Eudora Eastern Star Officers to Hold Christmas Party
Eudora Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Temple at 7 pm with its new officers. A Christmas party follows and members are asked to bring a toy for needy children in the community.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Men arraigned after Saturday fight in Nelsonville
Nelsonville held Ben James of Athens and Ralph Tennihill of this city in Mayor S G Holland's court on a fight complaint. James pleaded guilty and paid 10 dollars plus costs. Tennihill pleaded not guilty with bond set at 100 dollars for grand jury appearance.
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Nelsonville
Ben James
Athens
Ralph Tennihill
S. G. Holland
Ernest Katzenbach
James
Tennihill
Mrs. Morgan Undergoes Hip Fracture Treatment in Grant Hospital
Mr William Morgan and Mrs Cecil Shafer traveled from Columbus to Grant Hospital for treatment of an impacted fracture of the left hip. Mrs Morgan was to be placed in a cast today after evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Morgan
Cecil Shafer
Columbus
P.T.A. Meeting in Nelsonville Postponed a Week
The Happy Hollow P.T.A. meeting planned for Tuesday evening December 14 is rescheduled to December 21. The school will present a special Christmas program at that time.
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Nelsonville
Happy Hollow P.T.A
Weekend Visit for Mrs Ross Weigand in Nelsonville
Mrs Ross Weigand spent the past week as the guest of Mrs Ed Humphrey at her country home in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ross Weigand
Ed Humphrey
Hhe Country
Hold Benefit Tuesday in Nelsonville Hall
The Jr. O.U.A. M. will stage a benefit party Tuesday evening at 8 oclock in the I.O.O.F. Hall to raise funds for a local cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
U.A. M
F. Hall
PTA Presents War Pictures With Guest Speaker
The Trimble PTA sponsored a Friday night visual education program showing World War films. The event featured a talk by "Machinegun Pete" Buel, noted lecturer, and included a two reel comedy after the pictures.
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Trimble Pta
Pete” Buel
Japan Faces Backlash Over Panay Air Attack
Japanese officials expressed grave concern over attacks on American vessels after the Panay was sunk. High level envoys and military leaders offered apologies and aid plans for survivors, while Tokyo ordered restraint and prepared medical relief flights for U S personnel and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rokuz Sugiyama
Third Battle Fleet
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Harry E. Yarnell
Takao Okamoto
Clarence E. Gauss
Shigeru Kawagoe
Honda
Hohsien
Bee
Shanghai
Navy
Koji Harada
Wuhu
Nanking
Panay
Yangtse
Luzon
Augusta
U. S. Marine
Standard Vacuum Company
Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Joseph C. Grew
Hong Kong
Kiangnan
Jean Jacques Cometse
Plan Vigorous Protest Over Panay Sinking
The Navy confirms the British gunboat Bee rescued three Panay survivors including J W Pickering of Standard Oil New York at Nanking Vernon Fate Pickett and William T Hoyle. Officials expect Congress to press strict neutrality and demand action from Japan and the State Department for reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Bee
Navy
J. W. Pickering
Cadiz
Standard Oil Company of New York
Nanking
Vernon Fate Pickett
William T. Hoyle
Balsam
N. C
White House
Harry E. Yarnell
U. S. Asiatic Fleet
Yangtze
Congress
Maury Maverick
Tex
House
Tom Connally
State Department
Japan
Dr Lowell Burnell Opens Columbus Dental Office
Dr Lowell Burnell has opened a new dental office in Columbus after moving from his previous Columbus location. The High and Republic Avenue site, formerly Dr Crawford’s office, has been fully remodeled and redecorated.
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Glouster
Lowell Burnell
Columbus
High and
Republic Avenue
A. J. Crawford
J. T. Cagers Set For Doubleheader With Coolville
GLOUSTER The J T basket ball quintet meets Coolville in a Friday double header on the J T court. The boys are 0 2 this season while the girls have won every game. Both teams are coached by Mayo Anderson.
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Glouster
J.-T
Coolville
Mayo Anderson
Sunday Guests of Mr and Mrs Bryson Visit Crooksville Friends
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs M M Bryson were Mr and Mrs Har Pettit of Crooksville. Mrs Nelle F Robinson of Athens visits at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Phil F Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Bryson
Mrs. Har! Pettit
Crooksville
Nelle F. Robinson
Athena
Phil F. Robinson
Coasting Party Held by Logan-Ewing Juvenile Grange
Logan Ewing Juvenile Grange members held a coasting party at Lesboro on Friday evening Then they attended a luncheon with the Ewing Grange following the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Ewing Juvenile Grangers
Lesboro
Ewing Grange
Patients leave Cherrington Hospital on Saturday
A hospital log notes several patients discharged on Saturday including Mrs. Armit Gee of Vin ton Mrs. Ethel Henson of Jackson and Joseph Trovoto of Shawnee along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Armit Gee
Vinton
Ethel Henson
Jackson
Joseph Trovoto
Shawnee
Logan Bownes and Hunter Sr Veterans Suffer Piles of Car Buncles
John Bownes and W. Hunter Sr, long time railroad workers, are afflicted with car buncles. Each has at least five active lesions since the outbreak began.
Birth Eye Color: Most Babies Start With Blue Hues
Practically all newborns display blue eyes and the permanent color typically appears in the first weeks. Researchers note that iris pigmentation develops over early infancy, leading to lasting eye color.
Logan Brief Social Notes
Dinner party at the Funk country home with guests C E Funk Lancaster Ernest L Schaal C Wood Bowen Harley Meyer Paul Sanderson Edward C Collins and B A Hall. Florence Savely to marry Frank Wellington of Warren in Warren on Dec 7. First Presbyterian choir surprised Dr C A Gaffin for birthday. Cosmopolitan Club hosts at White House with Eleanor Durr business session and gift exchange. Week-end guests include Phila Martin and Katherine Schlager. Jack Smith visits Logan as Mrs Smith stays with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Funk
C. E. Funk
Lancaster
Ernest L. Schaal
C. Wood Bowen
Harley Meyer
Paul Sanderson
Edward C. Collins
B. A. Hall
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Gaffin
Clarence Blosser
Kathleen McGonagle
Cosmopolitan Club
White House
Eleanor Durr
Clarence Salts
Joan
Mary Wilkins Freeman
W. E. Brehm
Jane
Florence Scrorr
Columbus
Clyde Fisher
Nelsonville
Virgil Martin
Francis Myers
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Jean Bright
Mary McGonagle
Mildred Johnson
Katheryn Johnson
Minnerine Burke
Charles Achauer
Walter Leonard
Clayton Scheide
Clarence Schempp
Ralph Walker
Paul Stillwell
Paul Cruise
Frank Huddy
Pauline Mosure
Harriet Sater
Tena Walker
Enterprise
F. P. Martin
Phila Martin
Katherine Schlager
Akron
Jack Smith
Huntington
Logan
Smith
Blanche Lutz
Hocking Area Residents Get Fire Praise
Harry B. Tripp a district fire warden from Hamden said residents of the Hocking forestry area were more careful with fires than elsewhere. He noted 1937 losses were far lower than 1936 and April is the peak fire month with April 1 to 10 the riskiest period. He added new fire permits in southeastern Ohio are helping reduce losses.
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Logan
Harry B. Tripp
Hamden
State Forestry Department
Hocking
Tripp
Ohio
Separation Granted in Huston Case Custody to Mother
Judge Phil A. Henderson granted a separation and a maintenance order in Gladys Huston v Clinton Huston. Custody of a minor daughter awarded to the mother, while the father must pay $4 weekly for support. No divorce filed.
Veteran Railroad Employe Dies Saturday at Corning
James C. Dew, 63, of Corning, died Saturday at 11 05 AM after a heart attack while at work at the New York Central Yards. He served the railroad 39 years and was a member of Masonic and LO CF lodges. Survived by wife deceased 14 years ago, three children Clifford Pittsburgh Clarence Corning Edna Corning, four sisters and one brother. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM United Brethren Church Corning with Rev. Moore officiating.
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Glouster
James C. Dew
Corning
New York Central
Dew
New York Central Railroad Company
Masonic
Lo.c.f
United Brethern Church
Moore
East Fultenham
Clifford
Pittsburgh
Clarence
Edna
Charles Koon
Effie Kincade
Crooksville
Lydia Dew
Frank Hermey
Park Dew
Florida
Madison Pupils Plan Special Christmas Skits
GLOUSTER The Madison Building grades plan a Christmas program with two matinees on Wednesday December 15 at 1 and 2 o'clock and an evening show Thursday December 16 at 7 30. First grades perform A Snow Skit with Miss Bennett and Miss Kevitz directing. Second and third grades stage The Christmas Garden with Miss Thomas Miss Vaughan Miss Williams and Miss Dennison in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Madison
Miss Bennett
Miss Kevitz
Miss Thomas
Miss Vaughan
Miss Williams
Miss Dennison
Chapel Program Broadcast at Glouster High
A unique chapel program was presented to Glouster High School students Friday morning. The pep meeting style program was broadcast from the office of Supt. Figley over the school broadcasting set. The high school band, directed by Jack Millington, performed several numbers while cheerleaders Shirley Bradley, Maxine Thompson, and Mary Virginia Croushore led cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Supt. Figley
Jack Millington
Shirley Bradley
Maxine Thompson
Mary Virginia Croushore
Game Postponed due to School Quarantine
The Hollister versus Ames Bern basketball game planned for Friday night December 17 is postponed because a quarantine has been placed on the Ames Bern school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hollister
Ames- Bern
PUPILS GET HOLIDAY GLOUSTER
Glouster schoolchildren were given an extra half holiday Monday due to a coal delivery delay at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Birthday Party Honors Local Boy Roy Dean Rogers
Roy Dean Rogers celebrated his eighth birthday with a party Saturday afternoon. Guests participated in games and contests, and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Rogers with help from Miss Lois Kinney. Suckers and balloons served as favors, and Roy Dean received gifts from Twila Mae Williams and others. several guests could not attend.
Thermometers Show Deposits and Stock for Glouster Bank
Huge thermometers flank the Glouster bank. Stock goal set at 42,000 with 12,500 raised. deposits goal 200,000 with 37,500 reached. Citizens urged to push both red lines to the top.
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Glouster
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ellen LaFollett
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Robinson Funeral Home for Mrs Mary Ellen LaFollett who died Friday evening after a long illness. Rev D P Morris of the Glouster Church of Christ officiated. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery on Railroad Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Ellen LaFollett
Robinson Funeral Home
D. P. Morris
Glouster Church of Christ
Maplewood Cemetery
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Scarlet Cagers
Abraham
Wellston High
Iron City
DAR
Nelsonsonville
Jimmy Rawlins
WHKC
Vergene Midkiff
Mary Tennihill
Alma Bateman
George Bateman
Orville Midkiff
Harry Hartley
Colum
Tury
Ken Murray
Oswald
Jerome Kern
McKinley Republican’s
Sheppards
Gallipolis Social Notes
Entertains Club
Columbus Hospital
U. S
Hasegawa
Cagers
Buchtel Opera House
Hank
Slim
Georgia Crackers
John Savely
Starr Township
Florence
Warren
Frank Wellington
Miss Savely
Wellington
Lavely
Ice Ast Recoas
Reais
Fred Sanders
Mgr
N. Court St
LaFollett
Fas
Godfrey
Merle
T A
Cesar Lomero
Phyllis Brooks
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