Frank Lewis Seriously Hurt in Auto Accident at Washington Adams
Nelsonville report says Frank Lewis aged 83 was struck by a car at the Washington and Adams Street intersection about 8:45 PM. He suffered both legs broken below the knees and was taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus after first aid. Driver S H Bowles Haydenville said he could not see the pedestrian until near headlights and stopped after the impact.
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Nelsonville
Frank Lewis
Grover Lewis
Adams St
Washington
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
S. H. Bowles
Haydenville
Charlies Thompson
Bowles
Lewis
Washington St
Fire Damages Mantel in Ogg Building Home
A smoldering fire under a hearth at Jimmy Monks' residence on the second floor of the Ogg building Chestnut Street caused damage to the mantel and tile hearth this morning.
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Nelsonville
Jimmy Monks
Ogg
Chestnut St
Boy Struck by Auto Recovers in Nelsonville
Wayne Edward Hunley age six son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hunley is reported recovering from injuries after being struck by an automobile on Adams Street Thursday evening in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Wayne Edward
Robert Hunley
Adams St
Illness brings relatives to Worthington home
Mr and Mrs Ted Schoppelier of Columbus were called Sunday due to the illness of her father George Worthington at the Worthington home. Others present included Mr and Mrs Earl Worthington of Buchtel and Mr and Mrs Walter Worthington of Nelsonville along with Mr and Mrs Lewis Wright Mr and Mrs Rex Allen and his mother of Crooksville.
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Schoppelier
Columbus
George Worthington
McArthur Social Notes Highlights Dec Events and Visits
McArthur society items note Mrs Harry Dunkle returning from Wooster visit. H S Hamiltons visited Reynolds in Alabama. A Will Jr and four girls shopped in Columbus. Benedict and Robinette spent the night in Columbus. Richard Jones funeral drew many high school students. Jones fatally injured by hit and run in Columbus. Weber visits with Hazel Wareheim in Cleveland. Cox served on Federal Petit Jury in Columbus. Betty and Gerry Wrightsel and Margaret Wrightsel visited in Columbus. PTA plans Christmas dance Dec 21. Eagles party Dec 14 to raise funds for needy children. Junior play High School Mystery debuts Dec 15 under Miss Linnie Arnold.
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Columbus
John L. Weber
Hazel Wareheim
Cleveland
Milton S. Cox
Pettit Jury
Betty
Gerry Wrightsel
Jerry O'Shaughnessy
Margaret Wrightsel
Parent-Teacher Association
Eagles
Linnie Arnold
Deer drive fire devours 75000 acres in Colusa area
In Colusa California deer are starving as 75 000 acres of brush and range land burn away leaving only alfalfa fields. Farmers may kill five point deer but few do so due to trouble delivering meat to market.
Boy Scouts Meet Tonight in Nelsonville Troop 66
Troop 66 of Nelsonville meets at 7 p m at West School. Dues should be paid tonight if possible per Assistant Scoutmaster Bob Johnson. Valley Lodge Knights of Pythias will sponsor the troop in 1940. The 1940 troop committee includes C Roy Tomlinson James Patton Dr C C Butts Carlyle R Mender and Donald Lancaster. Troop 66 has 39 members with eight to be registered. Scouts to serve on traffic duty for the Santa Claus parade under Wilbur D Mender and Bob Johnson.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
the West School
Bob Johnson
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
W. W. Warren
C. Roy Tomlinson
James Patton
C. C. Butts
Carlyle R. Mender
Donald Lancaster
Troop 66
Wilbur D. Mender
Police Department
Long Bottom Farm Meeting Concludes at Three Sessions
Three sessions of the Farmers Institute were held in Long Bottom with state speakers Mrs. M. C. Rosselott and P. E. Grubb offering addresses. County agents Green and Geneva Humphrie also spoke, and Miss Smith provided musical numbers. Officers elected to lead next year include President Carl Buckley and Secretary Mrs. Bert Shumway.
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Farmers’ Institute
M. C. Rosselott
Buford
P. E. Grubb
Johnstown
Fadely
Racine High School
Green
Geneva Humphrie
Miss Smith
Reedsville
Carl Buckley
Bert Shumway
C. E. Humphry
Mary Matlack
Betty Roush
Linnie Swan
Racine
Roush
Ruth
Lydia Myers
Belleville
W. Va
Ruth Pryor
Roy Bush
Mt. Oliver
Ohio River
Mora Coleman
Sand and Gravel Company
Dorothy
New Martinsville
Kansas coeds healthier than men at University
Lawrence Kansas. Dr A Canuteson director of student health at the university reports health tests show 67 percent of women with A one health and 47 percent of men with the same rating. Ten percent of entering men are underweight. The average coed is 18 years old weighs 110 pounds and stands 5 feet 4 inches. The average man is 19 years old 145 pounds and 5 feet 8.8 inches tall.
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University
Daughters of America Sponsor Nelsonville Benefit Party
The Daughters of America plan a benefit party at the ICCF Hall in Nelsonville on Friday at 7:45 PM. A parachute stunt is advertised with skirts noted as the last to open.
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Nelsonville
The
Daughters of America
1.C.C.F. Hall
Zaleski Social And Personal Highlights
First quarterly conference at the Methodist Church Sunday evening was led by Supt. J. Ira Jones. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Elmer McKibben for a Christmas party. Local high school teams earned mixed basketball results as the Zaleski boys won and the girls lost. Mrs. Louisa Hamilton visited McArthur. Courthouse dedication in McArthur drew local attendees. Walnut furniture contract announced for Montgomery judiciary building.
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Zaleski
Methodist Church
J. Ira Jones
Ladies Aid Society
Elmer McKibben
Helen McKibben
Alice McCuskey
Chillicothe
McCuskey
Albany
Mont Herwick
Betty
Roger Herwick
Barbara
New Plymouth R. D
Fa James McKibben
Sunny
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