Change in ticket policy for Nelsonville Saturday program
Principal C. L. Horton announces a revised plan for the Saturday night program at Nelsonville auditorium. Season athletic ticket holders pay an extra 25 cents for the full evening or can attend the Pomeroy-Nelsonville basketball game at 9 o clock. Lyceum ticket holders face the same extra 25 cent charge for the full program, with no charge if they leave before the boys game. Seats go on reservation at 9 am Friday. the fee is collected at reservation.
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Nelsonville
C. L. Horton
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Pomeroy-Nelsonville
Kiwanis Club Meets in Nelsonville With Notable Attendance
The Kiwanis session in Nelsonville drew the largest crowd of the year and featured readings by Dr. Thomas G. Beem. Jack Raybould performed two vocal selections while Dr. Margaret Beem served as guest.
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Kiwanis Club
Nelsonville
Thomas G. Beem
Jack Raybould
Margaret Beem
Notable visitors greet Nelsonville residents
In Nelsonville on Tuesday February 4, the Rev. George L. Ashton of Columbus, Mr. Edward McKinney of Wauke gan Illinois, and the Rev and Mrs O J Howearth with their son Leslie were entertained by Mr and Mrs Sam Gil ham.
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Nelsonville
George L. Ashton
Columbus
Edward McKinney
Waukegan
O. J. Howearth
Leslie
Sam Gilham
Health fund organized after Red Cross seal sale
Nelsonville leaders finalize a health fund plan after a successful Red Cross health seal sale. The expenditure committee includes four PTA presidents and the city council president, Superintendent Crawford, with Mrs. Albert referenced among participants.
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Nelsonville
City
Parent-Teachers Council
Crawford
Red Cross Health
Albert
Barber Chosen Treasurer of P T Health Fund Proceeds
Barber was selected as treasurer of the proceeds which will hereafter be known as the Parent Teacher health fund.
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Barber
Parent Teacher Health Fund
Merces Keeton Birthday Party Observed in Nelsonville
Mrs. William Keeton with Mrs. Chester Reeves hosted a tenth birthday party for Merces Keeton on February 2 from 3 30 to 5 30 pm. Children played games then enjoyed a pink and white luncheon with a central birthday cake. Favors included valentines and gifts for the guest of honor and attending children with many presents noted.
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Nelsonville
William Keeton
Chester Reeves
Mercedes
Valentines
Pauline Hall
Mable Newton
Marjorie Mathewson
Esther
Kathleen McMarrow
Frances
Ruth Hoisington
Lowell
Henry
Meredith Lehman
Vivian Beagle
Jack Figgins
Jack Landis
Charles McGiffin
Ida McNamee
Ida Lee Waugh
Jennie Juniper
Doris Frank
Agnes Hartley
Ethel Hayden
Anna McLaughlin
Juanita Brown
Mary Ellen Chapman
Ruby Koon
Kathleen Ennis
Frances Reeves
Billy
Mercedes Keeton
Nelsonville basketball team hosted by Johnsons
Nelsonville Feb 4. Mr and Mrs A B Johnson entertained the Nelsonville high school basketball team and coach at a 6 o clock chicken dinner at their West Franklin street home. Miss Louise Kennard and Miss Louise Johnson assisted with serving. Tables decorated in scarlet and gray. Covers for Coach Stoltz, Carl Campbell, Meade Whyte, Blake Mechem, Paul Hudson, Henry West, Wendell Howell, Jimmy Bowers, and Leo Voigt.
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Nelsonville
A. B. Johnson
West Franklin Street
Louise Kennard
Louise Johnson
Stoltz
Carl Campbell
Meade Whyte
Blake Mechem
Paul Hudson
Henry West
Wendell Howell
Jimmy Bowers
Leo Voigt
Local Notables Travel and Visitations Across Ohio
Mrs. Lottie Ailes returned Monday to her home in Cleveland. Mrs. Gay Aumiller accompanied her to Columbus. Rev. Geo. L. Ashton spent Wednesday in Columbus. Mrs. Charles Tedrow is visiting her son Will in Cleveland for several days.
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Lottie Ailes
Cleveland
Gay Aumiller
Columbus
Geo. L. Ashton
Charles Tedrow
Will
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Cold and Pain Relief
An old remedy called Red Pepper Rub claims to break chest congestion and relieve colds overnight. The ad touts penetrating heat from red peppers and says it eases tightness sore muscles and joint stiffness within minutes with a Bowles Red Pepper Rub sold at drug stores.
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Rowles
Past Chiefs of Lodge Honored by Pythian Sisters
Hubert Lancaster hosted a three course chicken dinner at 357 West Washington Street for the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters on a Wednesday evening. Radio music accompanied the social hour and a stunt contest awarded Louise Pearce first prize and Grace Hall booby prize. Margaret Johnson was elected an honorary member. Attendees included Stella Davis Hellyer Coakley Fleck Hall Bateman Gibson Eddy Linton Pearce and Bertha Howard.
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Nelsonville
Hubert Lancaster
Pythian Sisters
West
Washington Street
Louise Pearce
Grace Hall
Margaret Johnson
Stella Davis
S. Hellyer
Florence Coakley
Bess Fleck
Clara Bateman
Emma Gibson
Myrtle Eddy
Sadie Linton
Bertha Howard
Special Lodge Meeting in Nelsonville Feb 4
A special meeting of Philodorian lodge No. 157 F and A M will be held at the Masonic temple Friday evening at 7 oclock. There will be work in the M M and B A degrees.
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Nelsonville
Philodorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Men to Practice at Presbyterian Church Choir Session
Men of the Presbyterian church will practice this evening at the church. This notice indicates a regular rehearsal for the men's choir with the next session to follow.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Cascarets Laxative Promoted as Candy Like Relief
Promotion for Cascarets claims they ease head achy, dizzy, bilious feelings and constipation. One to two tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels, leaving the head clear and skin rosy. Directions for all ages are on each box at drugstores.
West P. T. A. Meeting Set At West Campus
West Parent-Teachers association will hold a meeting Friday at 3 o clock in the West building. A program has been prepared including Mrs E B Acomb presenting the fourth chapter of the study book. A good attendance is desired.
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West P. T. A. Nelsonville
West Parent-Teachers Association
West Building
E. B. Acomb
New Buick motor bus seen in Nelsonville tour
Nelsonville residents watched a Buick street car style motor bus pass through town on Tuesday bound for Athens. The bus, designed to carry twenty one passengers, will shuttle riders to and from the traction terminal in Athens.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Buick
Dinner honors Lydia Johnson birthday in West region
Frank Johnson hosted a Wednesday six oclock dinner honoring his daughter Lydia. Attendees included Miss Lillian Young, Mrs. Frank Betts and daughter Jean, Mrs. Vaughn Cox, and Mrs. Sam Gilham.
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Nelsonville
Frank Johnson
Lydia
Lillian Young
Frank Betts
Jean
Vaughn Cox
Sam Gilham
Gaul Famous for Livestock
Chester, February 4. Jacob Gaul aged 65 died Monday night at his home from heart trouble. He was a wealthy Meigs County farmer who owned about 500 acres in a single farm and was renowned as a breeder of fine cattle and sheep with many premium ribbons at southern Ohio fairs.
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Chester
Jacob Gaul
Meigs County
Ohio
Old Bridge Over Shade River to be Replaced
Chester February 4 old covered bridge over Shade river built in 1864 will be taken down and replaced by a concrete structure. The landmark will soon disappear as work begins on the new bridge.
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Chester
Shade River
Salvation Army To Hold Three Evening Meetings
A series of three special services is planned by the Athens Salvation Army for the coming weekend beginning Friday evening. Each night features a different speaker and draws interest from the community. Services start at 7:30 p.m. at the Salvation Army hall in the City building with a cordial invitation extended to all.
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Athens
Snow Storm Threatens Blizzard In Boston
A February snow storm loomed over Boston as officials warned of potential blizzard conditions. The weather service urged residents to stay indoors and prepare, with schools and transit agencies adjusting schedules accordingly.
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Boston
Weathering Crisis Delays New England Shipping
A storm battered New England as ships hurried to ports and transport lines faced disruption. The Beacon Journal notes the scene with a sharp, hard-boiled tone reflecting the era.
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Akrom
Beacon-Journal
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