Old-Fashioned House-Warming Held by Elks at Nelsonville
Elks from Athens Logan Newark and district attended a Nelsonville Lodge house warming to celebrate its newly furnished club. The event featured a rabbit dinner a keynote by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Haslop of Park and initiation of candidates by Athens Lodge. An annual Nebile Lodge Charity Ball is planned for Friday night with all proceeds to charity. a Marietta orchestra provided music from 9 to 1.
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Onville
Athens
Logan
Newark
Nelsonville Lodge
Haslop
Park
Athens Lodge
Nebile Lodge
Ing
Marietta Orchestra
Nelsonville to Install New Scales at City Building
Local contractor Vern H plans concrete foundation for six new scales purchased by the City of Nelsonville to be installed between City Building and McFarland Garage. The Board of Control awarded the contract to Nelsonville Foundry Machine Company at the bid of 999 dollars. Al Richardson’s bid total is omitted in records.
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Nelsonville
Vern H
McFarland
Rol
Nelsonville Foundryachine Company
al Richardson
Platter
Ttrol
Nelsonville Teachers Hold Monthly Meeting
Nelsonville High School teachers held their monthly meeting in the library with Principal L. E. Buell in charge. Supt E J Arnold spoke and several instructors contributed as the group discussed planned sub topics for future meetings and committee roles.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
L. E. Buell
BE. J. Arnold
Rosemary Acker
Grace Roberts
Bessie Deer
Kenneth Kinnee
Schmidt
Will Airman
Ward H. Hamm
Miss Stewart
Janice Padon
Margery Rutledge
Arnold named chairman of Visual Instruction
Mellomville December 16 Supt E J Arnold has been appointed chair of the Visual Instruction section of the Ohio State University Educational Conference The conference will be held in Columbus on January 7 8 and Nelsonville schools will close to allow teachers to attend The Visual Instruction section has the highest attendance record in the conference
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E. J. Arnold
Mellonville
J. Arnold
Ohio State University
Columbus
Nelsonville
Athens visitors among local residents list
Mrs. Rose Cook and sisters Florence and Marguerite Cook were Athens visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Frank O mara and daughter Missery visited in Columbus. George Beagle and daughter Gentweive visited Columbus Wednesday. Miss Pauline Whitlatch staying in Marietta. Mrs. Ida Phillips Elsie In gram and Virginia Shaner spent Sunday in Mt. Vernon with Audrey Phillips for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Ingram of Chicago visited relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Tom Bush Jr and Mrs Car Bidson visited Columbus on Sunday. Charles E. Poston was in Columbus Wednesday on business.
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Rose Cook
Florence
Marguerite Cook
Athens
Frank O'Mara
Missery
Columbu
George Beagle
Gentweive
Columbus
Pauline Whitlatch
Marietta
Ida Phillips
Elsie Ingram
Virginia Shaner
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Lewis Ingram
Audrey Phillips
Maynard Ingram
Chicago
Ill
Rthur Ingram
Tom Bush, Jr
Car Bidson
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner and Prizes at Dew Hotel
Mrs Donald Lowden hosted her bridge club at 145 Monroe Street Tuesday evening. A 6 o'clock dinner at the Dew Hotel preceded the play. Mrs Carl Stratton assisted. Mrs Lee Pritchard and Mrs Miller Wilson won first and second high scores among three tables.
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Donald Lowden
Monroe Street
Dew Hotel
Lowden Tme
Carl Stratton
Lee Pritchard
Miller Wilson
Classified Ads And Circulation Service Contact
Cc H Bartlett staff correspondent notes telephone line for your news society and locals. Readers are urged to contact 412 W for an experienced representative to assist with classified ads and circulation services.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
Call
Nelsonville Girls Face Inexperienced Opening Night
Nelsonville High School girls basketball opens its season with six returning players absent from last year’s lineup. Coach Helen Shaw leads an eager yet untested sextet as they prepare to clash with a strong W. C. A. team Friday night. Fifty three girls have practiced for weeks, with Ruth Pyle Peggy Whitmore and Kathryn Ludden among those aiming to start.
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Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
Nelsonville High School
Laura Norman
Mary Whyte
Vivian Woolery
Maxine North
Miss Shaw
Shaw
Ruth Pyle
Peggy’’ Whitmore
Lois Bateman
Phyllis Robson
Margie Rosser
Dorothy Howe
Elizabeth Evans
Jennie Lennihill
Kathryn Lee
Vivian Joy
Jennie Cooke
White Will Speak at Methodist Men’s Banquet
Rev. H. A. Sayre announced this morning that Governor George White will speak at the Methodist Men's Club banquet in Nelsonville on Thursday at 6 15. Indications show the social rooms of the church will likely be filled to capacity for the event.
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Sayre
Nelsonville
George White
Methodist Men’s Club
H. A. Sayre
D. T. Club to Host Christmas Party at Mrs Myrtle Matheny Home
The D. T. Club meets Thursday evening at Mrs Myrtle Matheny's Madison Street home for a Christmas party and gift exchange. All members are expected to be present.
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D. T. Club
Myrtle Matheny
Madison Street
Christmas Party Announced by Rainbow Class
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Sunday School plans its annual Christmas party on Thursday evening. A 6 30 o clock dinner will be served at the Legion Home. tickets are available from Mrs Ed Johnson Adams Street or Mrs Glen Allen Madison Street.
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Rainbow
The
Christian Sunday School
Legion Home
Ed Johnson
Adams St
Glen Allen
Madison Street
Christmas Party To Be Held By Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club will host its annual Christmas party on Friday evening December 18 at Mrs. Don Martin's home 288 Fort Street. A gift exchange will be a feature of the program.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Don Martin
Fort Street
Christmas Party for Miss Adeline Ray Sunday School Class
Miss Adeline Ray and the girls of her Sunday School Class at the Christian Church held a Christmas party Tuesday evening at Miss Barbara Steenrod’s home on West Washington Street. Miss Wilma Scott led the program. A gift exchange followed by games and contests, with names drawn for capsule friends for the coming year. A two course luncheon was served to 18 members and guest Miss Elizabeth Backus.
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Adeline Ray
The
Christian Church
Barbara Steenrod
West Washington Street
Wilma Scott
Elizabeth Backus
Bazaar Is Success At St Andrews Church Dinner
The bazaar and chicken dinner held Monday evening by the ladies of St Andrew's Church at their parish home was well patronized and a decided success in every detail. Anna Shafer of 701 Siebert Avenue Columbus won the grand prize.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Anna Shafer
Siebert Avenue
Columbus
Christmas Program by Church Youth
The Christian Church youth present a Christmas program Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in the church auditorium. The church orchestra and the young people's chorus perform under Ward W Hamm directed.
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Young People of the Christian Church
Young People’s Chorus
Ward W. Hamm
Entertains at Bridge in Nelsonville
Mrs. W. W. Gibson hosted friends on Tuesday with bridge as diversion. Miss Pauline Whit latch won first high score prize while Mrs. Jack Pritchard held the low score. A luncheon followed the game. Charity workers from Nelsonville plan an all committees meeting at 8 oclock tonight at the American Legion Home.
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Bridge
W. W. Gibson
Madison Street
Pauline Whitlatch
Jack Pritchard
Nelsonville
American Legion
Healthiest Two Are Freshmen At Ohio University
Ohio University honors go to two freshmen as Health Week results mark the healthiest boy as Don Thatcher of Dayton with 92 points and the healthiest girl as Marian Ziegler of Marietta with 85.8. Examinations covered posture eyes teeth and mental condition and 75 women 125 men were tested during Health Week.
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Marietta
Dayton
Ohio University
Don Thatcher
Marian Ziegler
Miss Ziegler
Ziegler
Chi Omega
Thatcher
College of Liberal Arts
Athens Traffic Tagging Campaign Continues
Twenty eight traffic tags were issued for two hour limit violations and related parking offenses. Thirteen local residents were fined one dollar each, while out-of-town offenders received warnings from Mayor Robert S. Wood. Beginning today, affidavits will be filed against violators who miss appearances, adding eight dollars and seventy cents to the fine.
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Athens
Robert S. Wood
W. P. Collins
S. E F. Reeves
W. E. Clark
William Whaiey, Jr
Ethel Collins
Charles B. Swanson
George Rutkoskie
H. J. Ong
Hunter Brown
C. L. Steppe
George Rowan
Jess Cuckler
Harry Barstow
Wood
Southeastern Ohio: Rare Dogs Fetch Papers From Trains
In Logan area resident J R Elder owns a dog that retrieves the daily paper tossed from passing trains, always recognizing the correct train by its whistle. Near Athens, a police dog prevents his master from working on Sundays, meeting the bus carrying The Sunday Messenger and delivering the paper to the house.
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Southeastern
Ohio
J. R. Elder
Logan
Henry Nice
Athens
Carol Calls Christmas Convocation At Ohio University
Ohio University held a Christmas convocation at Memorial Auditorium this morning. Four university band members and Kappa Kappa Psi pledges performed carols and quartet numbers from the west balcony while the rest of the program featured group singing and numerous solos.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
University Band
Kappa Kappa Psi
Ted Preston
Athens
Paul Moore
Fred Mills
Richard Kelley
Best Dressed In Senate
Senator J. Hamilton Lewis of Illinois leaves the White House as critics hail him the best dressed man in the Senate. His immaculate spats and gloves match his whiskers as the ballot favored him.
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J. Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
White House
Senate
Roachdale Bank Robbery Captures Town by Dynamite Blast
Three men cut telephone lines isolating Roachdale Indiana and blew the bank safe with dynamite escaping with 4500 dollars. Police seek suspects as investigation begins in Roachdale.
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Roachdale
Ind
Roachdale Bank
Ohio Y W C A Brings Cheer With Kiddies Party
The Ohio University Y W C A organizes a ninth per year Kiddies Party in the Athens area with 300 children expected, including 39 boys and 30 girls from the Athens County Children’s Home. Santa will greet guests at the Women’s Gymnasium 7 to 9 pm with games, acrobatics, whistling solos, stories, and music. gifts given by big sisters.
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Ohio University Y. W. C. A
Athens
Hocking
Sand Ridge
Circle Hill
Irma Voigt
Santa Claus
Kappa Beta
Christian Church Girls’ Sorority
Phi Chi Delta
Presbyterian Girls’ Sorority
Athens County
Gladys Williams
Constance MacLeod
Sigma Alpha Jota
Students, faculty plan party with Dean Voigt and YWCA
About 150 students and faculty members are working with Dean Voigt and Y. W. C. A. officials on a planned party.
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Voigt
License Sale Steady as Athens Tags Markets Stand
License sales in Athens remained steady with 70 tags sold yesterday and 49 on Monday. The Stedman Company, wholesalers, bought licenses for three passenger cars and four trucks totaling 301.75 dollars. Beginning next week the registrar office will extend hours and add assistants to handle crowds.
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Stedman
Athens
Taga
Stedman Company
David Johnson
Johnson
Plains States Crying Against Tax Burdens
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas told UP that people in the plains states are crying out against heavy taxation. He said relief from taxes is foremost in citizens' minds, with complaints targeting both federal and state levies.
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Plains
Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
United Press Today
Plains States
Capper
Congress
Mayor Ed Maxwell Arrested for Intoxication
Athens Police arrested Mayor Ed Maxwell last night for intoxication. Capt. Charles Mapes filed the incident and Maxwell is slated for arraignment before Mayor Wood tonight.
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Ed Maxwell
Athens
Charles Mapes
Mayor Wood
Birthday Note for Delores Whaley in Second Grade
No birthdays yesterday December 1S and only one today. Delores Whaley, second grade student at Rufus Putnam Training School, is the solitary birthday child for today as Christmas approaches.
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Delores Whal
Rufus Putnam
St Paul Luther’s Upset Capital In Double Overtime
Two overtimes were needed for St Paul Luther’s to edge Capital University 29 to 18. Captain Schiachty of the Minnesotana clinched the win with a late field goal.
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Columbus
U.R
St. Paul Luther’s
Capital University
Schiachty
Minnesotana
Christmas recess begins as Athens schools close Friday
Holiday starts Friday as Athens grade and high schools close their doors for a two week Christmas break. The recess begins at closing time Friday and runs until January.
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Athens
Green Goat humorous pub hits campus with holiday cheer
The December issue of the Green Goat at Ohio University appeared on campus street corners. It features Christmas greeting cards from faculty and campus organizations along with New Year resolutions of campus celebrities.
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Green Goat
Ohio University
Campina
Ashland College names 1982 football captain
Ashland December 16 Bart Berry a Coshocton sophomore was elected captain of Ashland College 1982 football team Berry played end on this year s squad and will lead the squad next season
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Ashland
U.2
Bart Berry
Coshocton
Ashland College
Berry
Four Gunmen Rob Cleveland Drug Store on Busy Corner
Four gunmen robbed a Cleveland drug store at East Ninth Street and Euclid Avenue. They escaped with $2.08 and narcotics. Police urged witnesses to come forward.
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Cleveland
East Ninth Street
Euclid Avenue
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Jimmy Durante
Ohio Y
Luckoff
Mena
Mena Comet
Silk Crepe
Georgette Scarfa
Musiin
Millar
Chauncey, Clouster
Nelsonville Drug Co
Pictur
Uck
Columbia Pictur
Sted
Anta
Anay
Daughert Yoakley Insurance Agency
Bondsinsurance Real Estate
Glen D. Thomas
Jeweler
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