Nelsonville Socials and Local Visitors Reported
Corinne Kreppel Faye Petit Margaret Emish and Philena Nelson attended the Athens Nelsonville game Friday night. Margaret Emish Corinne Kreppel and Margaret Druggins of Columbus were weekend guests in Nelsonville. Leta Lewis Miriam Slater of Athens were weekend guests of Rose Shay. Paul Hamm is recovering after pneumonia. Mae Stratton is the regular accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Kreppel
Faye Petiit
Margaret Emish
Philena Nelson
Margaret Druggins
Columbus
Nelsonville
Leta Lewis
Miriam Slater
Athens
Rose Shay
Methodist Church Notes Praise The Victories Of The Cross
Dr. George FE Tifft led Sunday worship with a scholarly morning sermon titled The Victories of the Cross. An evening choir program featured an eight-voice ensemble led by Mrs. Le Fever and Mr. Beard, with Mrs. Bay and Mr. Beard in a duet and Mrs. Le Fever in a solo, praised for their rich voices and refined tonal blend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
George FE. Tifft
Ralph Parks
James Beard
B. E. le
Henry Tancaster
Elmer Bay
Walter Whitlock
Bay
Mr. Beard
le Fever
Beard
Citizenship talk at Hyperion club meeting
Mrs Harry Kelly presided as the ladies of the Hyperion club met Saturday afternoon with fifteen members attending roll call. In the absence of the president the vice president Mrs J M Hyde introduced guest speaker Mrs E D Sayer of Athens district vice president who spoke on Citizenship. Social hour with refreshments closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
Hyperion Club
J. M. Hyde
E. D. Sayer
Athens
Sayer
Nelsonville Juniors Edge Athens Kiwanis 21 20
The Nelsonville Juniors defeated the Athens Kiwanis at the local Y M C A on Saturday afternoon by a narrow 21 to 20 margin. Nelsonville secured the win with a late basket to seal the score in a low scoring junior basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens Kiwanis
Mrs. Pearson Guests in Columbus Attend Hartman Music Event
Mrs. Jack Pearson spent the weekend in Columbus as a guest of her sister Mrs. Bernard Erwin. While visiting she attended the Music Box Review at the Hartman on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pearson
Columbus
Bernard Erwin
Music Box
Hartman
Midgets Basketball Class Ends unless More Join
All boys ages nine and a half to 12 are invited to join the YMCA Midgets. Meet Wednesday night after school to secure a place. if a larger group cannot be formed the Midget class will be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YY. M. Cc. A
Burial for Roy Coe in Nelsonville
The remains of Roy Coe age 68 who died at his Columbus home were brought to Nelsonville Saturday for burial. A special car carried the funeral party which arrived at 9 30 over the Hocking valley. The body was taken to Greenlawn for brief services and burial. Coe was a former Nelsonville resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Coe
Columbus
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Greenlawn
Mr. Coe
Willard Starr Guests in New Straitsville A Weekend
Mr Willard Starr spent the weekend with relatives and friends in New Straitsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Willard Starr
New Straitsville
Eberle Sees Improvement After Mount Clemens Visit
Word from Mount Clemens Michigan reports L J Eberle getting treatment and improving. he hopes to fully recover in about two weeks. He was accompanied by Harry Kelly during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J Eberle
Mount Clemens
Mich
Harry Kelly
North High School Boys Crush Junction City 68 21
North High School boys routed Junction City 68 to 21 at the Y Saturday night for their eighth win of the season, with only one defeat this year coming at the hands of Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
N. H. S. Boys
Marietta Five
Nelsonville Hoops Fall to Marietta After Strong Start
On Marietta's floor the Scarlet and Gray struggled after a taxing prior game but fought back. Nelsonville's Shirley McClain Hudson and Longley led attacks with Kelch strong under the basket as the second team held most of the final half. Next week they travel to Gallipolis to face a top local foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrietta
Athos
Nelsonville
OFL
Scarlet and Gray
Moore
Shirley
McClain
Hudson
Longley
Kelch
Scarlet and Gray Quintettes
Gallipolis
Local collector showcases Civil War era coins and Confederate notes
Logan T. J. Fritsch of East Front Street flaunts a rare money collection that includes an 1858 California gold quarter and Civil War shin plasters. The piece also features a 1810 half dollar and various early cents, while Confederate notes span twenty five and fifty cent scripts and a three dollar bill. Charles Schempp enters a 1810 half dollar contest as Logan opens the Joyce department store in the opera house block with managers Johns McGonagie and Edward Debney and owner M. E. Joyce of Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Fritsch
East Front Street
U. S
California
Charles Schempp
Main Street
West End
Gonagle
Edward Debney
Logan
Joyce
Opera House
Johns McGonagie
Edward Debeny
Corning
M. E. Joyce
Off on Lecture Tour Modernism and Modernisms
Rev. George IF Shutes pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Logan leaves Sunday to begin a two month tour delivering lectures in Columbus Hilliards and Cleveland. The lectures cover Mormonism Darwinism Russellism Eddyism and other isms with Shutes expected to devote significant time to this speaking circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George IF. Shutes
Logan
Columbus
Hilliards
Cleveland
Shutes
Trinity Lutheran Church
Spat Between Reinstettie and Huffman Leads to Fisticuffs
An early Thursday altercation in South Logan between Fred Reinstettie and Harry Huffman resulted in a fight charged by affidavits filed that day. Huffman pleaded guilty, paid a $15 fine with costs, and later swore an affidavit accusing Reinstettel of quarreling. Both sides say no serious injuries occurred, witnesses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reinstettie
Harry Huffman
South Logan
Reinstettle
Miller
Huffman
Leinstettle
Koppe
Heine Bros Packing to Expand Plant South of City
Due to rising business, Heine Bros Packing plans to enlarge their plant just south of town. They will add three smoking rooms a sausage room and a sausage cooler soon. Later they intend a killing room for beef and pork and cooling rooms. Seven men work at the slaughtering plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heine Bros. Packing Company
Huls Brothers In Ohio State Studies
Charles Huls eldest son of Mr and Mrs A F Huls of this city excels in journalism at Ohio State University entering his second year while his younger brother Frederick pursues mechanical engineering Charles has contributed many articles to the Ohio State Lantern and has long worked in his father’s printing shop indicating a likely career in printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Huls
A. EF. Huls
Ohio State University
Charles
State
Ohio State
Frederick
Mrs Marguerite Rochester Dies at 72 at Front Street Home
Mrs Marguerite Rochester 72 widow of T W Rochester died at her Front Street home at 4 15 Sunday morning after a brief illness. She is survived by a sister R D Me Manigal of North Mulberry Street and several stepchildren. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the home with Rev Curtiss Douglass of the Presbyterian church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Marguerite Rochester
Front Street
T. W. Rochester
R. DD. Me Manigal
North Mulberry Street
Tev
Curtiss Douglass
Preshyter
Olive Tablets Promote Health and Cleansing Effects
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, vegetable alternative to calomel for cleansing blood and bowels. It claims clear skin, improved energy, and relief from dull taste and constipation. Also mentions hospital recovery news for Mrs Rambo and Donald Rambo back from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Local Obituary Notice From Harden Undertaking Co
The deceased will be laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery with services conducted by the Harden Undertaking Company officiating at the church. Funeral arrangements are being coordinated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Harden Undertaking Company
Heine Family Guests From Springfield This Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Heine and Mr and Mrs Carl Heine of Springfield were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs August Heine and family, sharing fellowship at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heine
Carl Heine
Springfield
August Heine
Mr and Mrs Ed Phillips Return From Norwalk Visit
Mr and Mrs Ed Phillips of Warner Avenue returned Saturday from a week spent in Norwalk with Mrs Phillips’ parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Phillips
Warner Avenue
Norwalk
No Sweets If You Are Rheumatic
Rheumatism is presented as a painful ailment not bound by age or class. Advice urges avoiding sweets, dressing warmly, and drinking water. It claims rheumatism stems from uric acid and waste in blood and recommends four ounces of rad Salts daily for a week to neutralize acidity and boost kidneys.
Funeral of Mrs James Pico Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. James Pico took place this afternoon at 2 o clock from the family home on Republic Avenue with burial in the city cemetery. She died Saturday morning after a lingering illness and is survived by her husband and four children Carl Julius Garnet and Caroline. She was the daughter of the late Julius Hartman of Greens Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pico
Republic Avenue
New Haven Residents Fund Outside Clock for Old Center Church
Citizens in New Haven raise funds to install an outside clock on the 125 year old Old Center Church on the Green after a skyscraper blocked the town clock near city hall. Merchants contribute heavily to the fund as shoppers urged to say you can see the clock from here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Old Center Church
Conn
New Haven Green
Yale
Father Johns Medicine Promotes Health During Colds
When a cold is neglected it attacks the lining of the breathing passages and may cause pneumonia. Father Johns Medicine treats colds and helps prevent pneumonia by nourishing the system and removing waste, not a cough syrup or balsam with dangerous drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Johns
Mayor Gormley Named Deputy Fire Marshal
Mayor Gormley of this city was appointed deputy fire marshal last week with the announcement coming from Columbus on Friday. His exact territory is not yet known but he may receive this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormley
Columbus
Trimble Man David Grigsby 66 Dies After Long Illness
David Grigsby 66 a longtime Trimble resident died at his home Sunday morning after a period of ill health. He leaves a widow and three children Mrs D K Wilson of Columbus Mrs Otto Leadinghaus and Harry Grigsby of Trimble. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 PM at the home with interment in Maplewood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grigsby
Trimble
D. K. Wilson
Columbus
Otto Leadinghaus
Harry Grigsby
Maplewood
Polander Stanley Suak Dies After Mine Injury
Stanley Suak, 69, a Polander, died at Grant Hospital Columbus after a coal fall at Hisylvania mine about a month earlier. Body sent Monday to Jacksonville friend. funeral at Holy Cross church Tuesday 8:30 a.m. Rev. Frank Clark officiating. interment in Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Suak
Hisylvania
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Jacksonville
Holy Cross Church
Frank Clark
Mrs Price Recovers After Appendectomy at Grant Hospital
S Price returned Sunday night from Grant hospital and reports that Mrs Price is now getting along nicely following the operation for appendicitis she underwent on Wednesday. She will have to remain at the hospital at least a couple of weeks longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rambo
Jacksonville
Columbus
R S. Price
Grant Hospital
Recovery outlook improves for Mrs Hooks after Columbus operation
Indicators were more favorable for the recovery of Mrs CC Hooks Sunday evening than at any time since she underwent an operation at Grant hospital in Columbus on Friday. Mrs Richard Jones, a sister from this city, spent yesterday at the hospital with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. E. Hooks
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Richard Jones
Jessie LeFever and Marie Harper Return From Columbus
Jessie LeFever and Marie Harper returned Sunday evening from Columbus where they were engaged in unspecified activities. The pair traveled together and were seen departing the city limits late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie LeFever
Marie Harper
Columbus
Court criticizes Sharpsburg Joy road project overbilling
The court notes excessive costs in the Sharpsburg Joy road construction. It finds use of multiple inspectors fostered inefficiency and improper charges. Baker is not held responsible for overpayments, as duties lay with township trustees and the county, with no single accountable head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern Township
Baker
County surveyor not held entirely responsible for Guysville Stewart road faults
In a case over the Guysville Stewart road near Athens, the court finds the upper Tedrow Gap section fairly good while the lower Hocking river bottom deteriorates due to flooding and possible prior construction. It rules the county surveyor may not bear full blame if the county commissioners limited his authority and if road failure stemmed from flood damage rather than mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedrow
Hocking River
Miller Run Road
Guysville-Stewart
Miller Run
Federal Creek Bridge
Laughlin
Athens
Jerseyville
Guysville- Stewart
Guysville
Coolville
Athens-Canaanville
Athens and Albany
Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cleanse and antiseptic liquid that removes eczema, stops itching, and heals sores, burns, wounds, and chafing. It claims quick effectiveness and cites prices of 35 cents and one dollar for larger sizes.
Road repair budgeting guides county planning effort
Missioners may know in making up their budget approximately what money will be needed for road repair. If this is not done, no automatic plan can be followed in road construction and repair.
Soviet War Council Plans Spring Offensive Says Dispatch
A Copenhagen report cites Helsingfors saying the Soviet supreme war council, urged by War Commissar Leon Trotzky, approved a spring military advance to justify action. Allies and the Little Entente would be blamed for a central Europe split with Poland occupying eastern German lands and Romania seizing Hungarian soil. Russian armies ordered to maximum pace as rumors persist from Copenhagen and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireb
Copenhag
Aaid
Helsingfors
Soviet Supreme War Council
Leon Trotzky
Europe
France
Ruhr
Poland
Germany
Tithuania
Memal
Rumania
Copenhagen
Welsingsfors
Joy Ride Ends Tragically Near Marion Ohio
A car carrying George Vale of Cleveland Charles Gettes of South Weybold and Bert Cheney of Delaware overturned while taking a joy ride south of Marion Ohio early today. Vale was killed Cheney was badly injured and Cheney is not expected to live. Three other Delaware men suffered non fatal injuries. Police say the occupants were on a joy riding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
George Vale
Cleveland
Charles Gettes
Wbuelid
Bert Cheney
Delaware
Cheney
Robbers Strike Mount Eden Hotel In Oakland Area
Masked bandits seized guests at the Mount Eden hotel near Oakland early today, forcing them from rooms into the lobby and robbing them of valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Mount Eden
Here
Addressing Naming Suffixes for Women in Calling Cards
The practice shows that the suffix Junior may appear on a woman’s calling card to avoid confusion when a husband’s name is shared with his father in the same town. The mother-in-law uses Senior only if widowed and continuing her late husband’s full name, while the daughter-in-law removes Junior from her cards.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sloan's
Sloan
Nelsonville News
Paul Hamms
Mae Stratton
Rey
Lash
Irn
Fred Fi
Beasley S
Kiwanis
Coe Y Yan Eas E
THE
Moler Motor CO
Truth
Chocolate Shop
Care Messenger
Clanton Wear
Ernest Roberts
Glouster
Caldwell
Kimberly Road
Burn Shuler
Marshfield
Shuler
Zemo
Dean
Doan
W. H. Somons
Central Ave
Conner
T. H. McHenry
Stimpson Ave
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg. Chem
Hsuffaio, N
ROB Hotel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!