Christmas Music Fills Nelsonville Churches Sunday
Special music featured at all city churches with morning and evening services. The Christian Church offered a cantata The Christmas King directed by Charles Poston at 4 pm. Methodist Church decor and a Nativity pageant by youth at 6 pm, with solo numbers by Mrs Alva Patton and choir accompaniment. All services well attended.
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Nelsonville
Christian Church
Charles Poston
Mra Alva Patton
Buchtel Merchants Organize Amateur Basketball Season
Bruchtel Merchants organize an amateur basketball season with clubs seeking home games on their floors. New equipment purchases boost confidence for the annual GAmeaville tournament where Buchtel aims for top honors. Booking manager M. W. Byron invites clubs including Wilkenville and Olympic Knights of Portsmouth to arrange games.
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Merchante
Buehtel
Wilkenville
Olympic Knights of
Portsmouth
Hocking Gines of
Lancaster
Joseph Mason Dies at 74 in Net Sonville Living
Joseph Mason aged 74 died Sunday at his home in Meia. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 PM at the Buechtel residence, with burial in the Buchtel cemetery. The Mason home has stood for many years.
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Joseph Mason
Jtuchtel
Meia
Et O
Sane
Buechtel
Buchtel T
Manon
Christina Stufflebean Dies at 73 at Dorr Run
Mrs Christina Stufflebean age 73 died at her home at Dorr Run. Widow of Isaac Stufflebean she is survived by a number of children. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 oclock at the family residence.
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Nelsonville
Christina Stufflebean
Dorr Run
Isaac Stufflebean
Light Contest Registration Extended for Cold Weather
Nelsonville's Christmas Decorations Committee extends the contest registration to two more days. Pearl Wend will accept registrations Monday and Tuesday from 6 to 7 PM at the Legion building. The Legion display, built by Orland Mulholland, draws praise though not part of the contest.
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Nelsonville
Christmas Decorations Committee
Pearl Wend
Legion Building
Legion
Orland Mulholland
Post
Tables Presented at Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville
The Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville held Christmas tableaux and services with electric lighting and a star display. Mary the Mother of Jesus, the Angel Gabriel, and the Wise Men were shown as the choir sang Silent Night and Rev. Lloyd Evans spoke on We Saw His Star. Mrs. Rose Cook and family moved to the L. H. Price residence on Poplar Street, newly redecorated with modern features.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian
Mary
Jesus
Gabriel
Wayne Matthews
Lloyd Evans
Christ
Christ the Babe
Rose Cook
Utter
L. H. Price
Poplar St
Class Gives Party At Schaefer Home
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church held its annual Christmas party at Beatrice Schaefer's home in Nelsonville. Mrs. Harriett Gray led the business meeting, followed by a program of Christmas songs by Edith Patton, Frank Murphy, Marjorie Gray, Faye Warren, and Cecil Mormon. Members exchanged gifts, new friends were chosen, and a two course lunch for 24 members, the teacher Mrs. Frank Murphy, and two guests was served.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Beatrice Schaefer
Harriett Gray
Edith Patton
Frank Murphy
Marjorie Gray
Heaven
Faye Warren
Cecil Mormon
Nelsonville Club Christmas Party Returned for Twelve Members
Nelsonville M. F. Club met for a Christmas dinner at the Dew Hotel private dining room. Twelve members sat at one table amid poinsettia decorations and a tree with gifts. After a turkey dinner they attended a Majestic theater show. The Methodist Church Orchestra postponed its weekly party to December 30.
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M. F. Club
Dew Hotel
The
Majestic
Methodist Church Orchestra
Nelsonville Social Personal Mention
Mr and Mrs A H Holmes of Fast Orange N J are guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Smith for Christmas Merie Neilson Peoria IL visits her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Nelson for Christmas Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger a Smithfield High School teacher visits her mother for the holidays Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry spent Sunday at Amesville guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs James Fri and their children of New York City arrive to spend Christmas with Mrs Fri's parents Mr and Mrs W H Parks Mrs Charles Tedrow guest of her son Will and family at Roseville Mrs CC A Stover and daughter Miss Lillian spend end of week in Columbus with relatives Rev R F Strickler leaves to spend Christmas with family at Cuyahoga Falls Glenn Weymueller Philadelphia to visit Mr and Mrs C A Blover over the holiday
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Fast Orange
N. J
Frank Smith
Merie Neilson
Peoria
Iil
Alex Nelson
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Smithfield High School
Ralph Henry
Amesville
James Fri
New York City
Fri
W. H. Parks
Charles Tedrow
Will
Roseville
CC. A. Stover
Lillian
Columbus
R. F. Strickler
Cuyahoga Falls
Glenn Weymueller
Philadelphia
C. A. Blover
Mrs Blackburn Burned by Explosion at Home
Nelsonville reports Mrs. S B Blackburn of 8 8 Myers Street suffered painful but non life threatening burns when a polish can exploded while she applied it to a heating stove. The blaze scorched her dress and stockings and damaged a floor rug. fire department responded.
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Nelsonville
Blackburn
Myers St
Man Pleads Guilty For Selling Blank Pistol to Minor
George Badneil of Nelsonville pleaded guilty in the court of Mayor 8S. G. Holland on a charge of selling a blank pistol to a minor. He was fined 25 dollars with costs. the fine suspended on payment of costs and promise to stop similar sales. Affidavit filed by Police Chief George Bateman.
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Nelsonville
George Badneil
G. Holland
George Bateman
Stocks Start Week With Buyers Driving Aviation Shares Higher
New York markets opened with buying interest led by aviation stocks. Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Curtiss-Wright A Boeing and General Motors among gainers. foreign exchange edged lower as Paris and London rates moved. Cram reports record weekly motor car output while secretary Roper notes sustained recovery in the last fiscal year. Grain and produce prices listed for grain, hay, poultry, and other commodities.
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Curtiss-Wright A
Boeing
Western Union
Chrysler
General Motors
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Bethlehem
Santa Fe
American Can
Cram
Ropers
France
Government Bonds and Treasuries Notation Summary
The item lists various U S government bonds and treasuries with reference numbers and price points. It notes March activity and multiple series identifiers with bid and ask style figures, reflecting ongoing market quotes and adjusted yields.
Market Report On Poultry And Hogs Prices
Exes unsettled nearby receipts and varied firsts and extras. poultry steady with heavy hens and leg horn hens listed, leg horn springers and ducks also priced. Geese and turkeys show young and old stock, fresh killed hens and hog dressed figures noted in the market summary.
Butter Market Report From Creamery Specials and Receipts
The report details butter pricing and quality terms with specials noted as '93 score and various yield notes. It lists creamery receipts, percentages for extras and firsts, and standards for grading including references to centralized carrots and fresh graded first.
Egg market snapshot from city receipts and items
Current receipts show prices and units for eggs and butter across markets. Nearby districts list Whites large and medium sizes with coded figures 27028 26030. Butter 636 tubs and eggs 1 721 cases indicate bulk dairy and egg activity in the trade.
Livestock Prices at Cincinnati Market Report
Hogs direct and through trade 3 700 cattle 700 calves 200 active. hogs top 10 for 160 to 225 pounds, 9.85 for 225 to 250, 9.50 to 10.60 range for various weights. Cattle and calves active and steady to higher. steers and heifers steady to up 25 cents. fat lambs 11.55 to 10.50 for heavy, ewes 3 to 4.
Market Report Shows Rise in Hog and Sheep Values
Hog prices rise 15 cents with 2 700 head including 1 900 directs. Cattle with best heifers missing, cows and bulls higher with bulk cows 3.50 to 5.50. Calves 450 head, 300 directs, gains to 0. Lambs 50 cents higher, good to choice at 11.25 to 13, top 12, yearlings near 9.50, sheep steady at 96.
Lindberghs Plan To Leave America Reported
The Times says the Lindberghs intend to live abroad permanently while not renouncing citizenship. They may settle in England, with Mrs. Lindbergh pursuing writing and the Colonel seeking research time. Passports were obtained secretly and plans kept quiet, even from close friends and port authorities. The move follows increased threats after the Hauptmann trial.
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Norvell Foresees Global Crisis and Domestic Upheaval in 1934
In February 1934 Norvell predicted a conflict involving a large small nation in Iica, asserting the Italo-Ethiopian war would draw in others but the United States would stay out. He warned of a four year war cycle ending around 1940, with Japan and Russia bound for war next year and disruption to the Townsend Plan. He also forecast health mishaps for John Barrymore and Fred Astaire, an aviation incident involving Norma Shearer, and a life crisis for Ann Harding.
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Russia
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Norma Shearer
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Ellicottville Oil completes No 3 shallow test in Hamley Run
The Ellicottville Oil and Gas Company finished its No 3 shallow test on the Rhoda Pickett farm in the Hamley Run district Friday. The well was shot Saturday and is expected to become a small oil producer. After vesper service, Nelsonville girls bridge club held a Christmas party at the Dew Hotel with a poinsettia centerpiece and a turkey dinner before the gift exchange.
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Nelsonville
Ellicottville Oil and Gas Company
Rhoda Pickett Farm
Hamley Run
Girls Bridge Club
Dew Hotel
Wools Market Steady as Prices Hold in Boston and Ohio
A week of sales in Boston shows firm to steady prices for fine territory wools with 64s and finer in original bags at around 79 to 81 cents, while graded combing wools fetch 78 to 82 cents. Ohio and similar fleeces remained quiet with marginal changes, funding ranges from 30 to 39 cents for various 58s to 54s grades and blood types. U.S. Treasury shows December 20 receipts and expenditures with a large year-to-date gap and substantial emergency outlays.
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Boston
Blood Territory
Ohio
Buchtel Brief Social Notes Highlight Christmas Activities
Buchtel schools take a two week Christmas vacation with classes resuming January 6. Christmas programs featured a Toy Shop and high school pageant led by Miss Pauline Whitlatch, with gifts distributed by Santa Claus aided by grade teachers. Community clubs held gatherings, a marriage was announced, and local residents attended Pocahontas Lodge events plus a Women’s Bible Class party at the M E Chureau. injuries and births noted, including a fractured arm and a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley.
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Pauline Whitlatch
Lenore Sauders Ervin
Winfred Shiveley
Blanche Newman
Nelma Kirkendall
Edward Sayre
St. Marys
W. Va
Sayre
Fred Kirkendall
George Snowden
Edith Kinneer
Val Dearing
Albert McBride
Columbus
McBride
Ed Conley
Mollie Conley
Hull
Nelsonville
Pocahontas Lodge
Deshiler-Wallick Hotel
Freda Wright
Elizabeth Hayden
Dorothy Beitelschies
Jessie Johnson
Nan Ankel
Bert Lewis
Clara Lewis
Margaret Fiddler
Chester Bri Social Note and Campus News
A collage of social and school notes from Chester and Columbus includes engagements, family greetings, and local events. Highlights mention Nina Shank’s engagement in Circleville, Mrs. George Moore hosting guests, and recent visits by relatives, with various school and community happenings in Shank, Syracuse, Rutland, and nearby areas. The piece also notes a sea temperature reading off Alaska at eighteen degrees fathoms down.
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Thoxine Sold At Drug Stores With Quick Throat Relief
An ad touts Thoxine as a fast acting throat remedy for common colds. It promises instant sore throat relief and phlegm soothing effect with each swallow. Available in 35c 60c and $1 bottles at Store and Quicks Drug Store.
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Quicks Drug Store
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