Santa Claus Distributes Candy To Nelsonville Children
In Nelsonville on Monday evening about 1200 sacks of candy were distributed to local children at a Christmas tree ceremony. The event was arranged by the Board of Trade with Santa Claus assisted by members of the Lenford Dugan Post American Legion. A second party with a free show is planned Thursday at the Majestic Theater where more candy will be given.
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Nelsonville
Santa Claus
Majestic Theater
Lks
Party Leaders Asked To Help Congress Call For Nonpartisan Action
In Columbus a telegram from 30 civic and business groups urged Congress to abandon partisan politics and work with the administration on constructive steps to ease the economic distress. The message, sent from the Chamber of Commerce Building, was addressed to Vice-President Curtis Speaker Garner and Silas H Strawn. It called for a moratorium on party politics and for cooperative action to alleviate the crisis.
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Columbus
U.R
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Curtis
John N. Garner
House
Silas H. Strawn
United States Chamber of Commerce
Local Residents Share Holidays Across Ohio and Kentucky
Paul Allen of Red Bird River Kentucky spends holidays with family in Ohio. Alice Taylor visits Columbus friend Mary Elizabeth Wolf. S S Steenrod visit Columbus. Marie Spencer and Charles Glenn in Akron. Harold Spencer joins parents in Akron. Andrews family hosts relatives from Columbus Barberton and Athens. Andrews ill with serious condition. Keplar family from Columbus visit. Helen Jackson from Ohio Wesleyan home for holidays. Charles Cox visits Columbus mother. P E B Lama of Lancaster visits. Ruh Roscoe and family visit Columbus. Huenefeld family heads to Kentucky with Barker and Rice also joining from Raceland and New York City for holidays.
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Harold Spencer
Akron
Thomas Spencer
J. D. Andrews
Franklin Street
Ernest A. Thomas
Marcia Lou
Columbus
C. M. James
Alvern
John
Barberton
Roy A. Andrews
Vance
Vern Andrews
A. R. Sprague
Jenny Clair
Margaret Ann
W. H. Hyde
Athens
Mr. Andrews
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
R. H. Jackson
Charles Cox
Leslie Cox
P. EB. Lama
Lancaster
Ruh Roscoe
Robert Huenefeld
Bob
Kentucky
Barker
Raceland
W. G. Rice
Wincheater
Holly Rice
New York City
Huenefeld
Live frog antics headline town officer in winter display
In Nelsonville on December 22 mayor Milt Hickman showed a live frog picked up near the city light plant. The scene mocked seasonal excess as a lighthearted comment on nature’s odd behavior and the cold day.
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City Light
Nelsonville
Ayor Milt Hickman
Past Councilors Meet D A Members in Hall Gathering
The Past Councilors of the Daughters of America met Thursday evening in their hall with vice president Mrs. Elizabeth Scott presiding. Eleven members and two guests attended a three purse dinner and a gift exchange. Piano solos were performed by Rachel Steenrod and Helen Mcibben.
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The
Daughters of America
Elizabeth Scott
Rachel Steenrod
Helen Mcibben
Christmas Party at Presbyterian Sunday School
Class 8 B of the Presbyterian Sunday School held a Christmas party Saturday evening in the church. The teacher Miss Ruth received a gift from the class. Social time included games and contests.
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The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ruth
Christmas Party Held by Sunday School Group
The Junior-Intermediate department of the Christian Sunday School held a Christmas party Monday evening in the church social rooms from 7 to 9. Attendees enjoyed carols, games, contests, and a refreshment course. A Christmas favor and a gift were given to each of about 100 members.
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Christian Sunday
Clean Movies Are Demanded By Ohio Censor Board
Columbus December 22. Mov ing picture producers were warned by B O Skinner Ohio state director of education and chief movie censor to remove off color dialogue and double meaning phrases or face stringent censorship. Skinner noted increases in offensive innuendo especially in sophisticated sex dramas and said the censor board hesitated to order costly edits but will act if producers fail to self purge objectionable material.
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Columbus
U.P
Moving Picture
B. O. Skinner
Skinner
Skinner urges producers to self censor to save time and money
Skinner warns that the board will not censor and urges producers to act as their own editors to avoid costs and delays. He emphasizes efficiency and responsibility in content decisions.
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Skinner
Marriage of Dr Hoodlet and Lena Ferguson
Dr. Jay J. Hoodlet and Mrs Lena Ferguson of Cambridge City Indiana married on Wednesday December 16 in Cambridge City. The couple, long time residents of Haydenville, are on a wedding trip.
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Jay J. Hoodlet
Charlies Hoodlet
Columbus Street
Lena Ferguson
Cambridge City
Indiana
Hoodier
Haydenville
Regular meeting of the Daughters of America announced
The Daughters of America schedule a regular meeting at their hall for Friday evening. Practice has been postponed to a later date, an official notice states.
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The
Daughters of America
Class to Meet for M. E. Sunday School Christmas Party
The Golden Rule Class of the M. E. Sunday School will meet this evening at Mrs. Elizabeth Green's Mill Street home for their annual Christmas party.
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M. E. Sunday School
Elizabeth Green
Mill Street
Saturday Evening Bridge Club Meets With Hazel Wallace
The Saturday Evening Bridge Club gathered last Saturday with Miss Hazel Wallace of 670 Chestnut Street for an exchange of Christmas gifts.
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Hazel Wallace
Chestnut Street
Bridge Club Sees Wallace High Score and McKee Honored
D A Wallace led scoring as Miss Lilian McKee earned the second honor in the bridge game. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. George Eliott with members present including Mrs Burt Wallace and others. The King's Heralds held a Christmas party at Ruth Patton’s Chestnut Street home with carols, new members Susanne Arnold and Evelyn Hitchings, and solo performances by Juniper and Ogg among others. Santa distributed gifts and a luncheon was served. Next meeting will be with Keelyn Ogg.
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D. A. Wallace
Lilian McKee
George Eliott
Burt Wallace
Herbert Newton
Margaret Clark
Lillian McKee
Hasel Wallace
A. Wallace
King’s Heralds
Ruth Patton
Chestnut Street
Susanne Arnold
Evelyn Hitchings
Helen Juni
Per
Evelyn Ogg
Fea
Eleanor Spencer
Ken Juniper
Helen Sayre
Arnold
Anne Dae Allen
Santa Claus
Keelyn Ogg
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Call
Ohio
Paul Allen
Red Bird River, Ky
Mrs
E. W. Allen
Alice Taylor
Mary Elizabeth Wolf
Mrs. S. S. Steenrod
Marie Spencer
Charles Glenn
Lew Keplar
Mayme Keplar
Ross and
Lewis Keplar
Earl Wilte
Helen Jackson
State Director of Education
DR. Hoodlet
Gadbury
Electric’ Shop
Hocking Street
Tuckoffc
Preston's
Aia
Prestons
Mechems
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