Griest Speaks on Creating Community Spirit at Nelsonville
J W Griest led a merchants institute at the Nelsonville High School Auditorium, detailing advertising and community assets. Stores closed 8 to 9 am for clerks and employees to attend, with over 200 at early meetings and a final public session planned with the Parent-Teacher Association.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Griest
Merchants’ Institute
Retail Merchants Association
Griest
Parent-Teach Association
Institute
Funeral services for Thomas Davis in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Feb 6 Funeral services for Thomas Davis 68 who died Sunday at his Columbus home will be held this evening at 7 30 at the residence 169 Hayden Avenue The body will be brought to Nelsonville Wednesday morning for burial at Greenlawn He is survived by his widow a son and daughter a sister Mrs William Robertson and five brothers Elias Willis Ebon Columbus Charles of Washington D C and Delbert of Nelsonville
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Nelsonville
Thomas Davis
Columbus
Hayden Avenue
Greenlawn
Davis
William Robertson
Elias
Willis
Ebon
Charles
Washington, D. C
Delbert
Maze Named Temporary Lineman in Nelsonville
Nelsonville mayor announces Roy Maze of Nelsonville has been appointed temporary lineman in the city electric light department for 30 days after Ed A. Mills resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roy Maze
City Electric Light Department
L. J. Eberle
Ed A. Mills
Albert Marshall 42 Died at Murray City Home
Nelsonville Feb 5 Albert Marshall 42 died early this morning at his Murray City home. Funeral arrangements will be made and announced later.
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Nelsonville
Albert, Marshall
Murray City
End All Dandruff in Five Minutes with Danderine
Advertising copy claims Danderine dissolves dandruff within minutes leaving the scalp pink and clean. It asserts scalp disorders improves hair quality and prevents hair loss with thousands and a million users praising silky hair and longer lasting waves.
Wanderine Promises Health Benefits for Hair and Skin
An advertisement invites readers to ask their druggist for Wanderine, claiming widespread availability in America for 35 cents. It markets Wanderine as a superior dressing and best aid to hair health, urging immediate trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Nelsonville Approves Second Reading Gas Rate Increase
Nelsonville council advances an ordinance raising gas rates to the Ohio Fuel Gas Co to second reading with one more reading required before adoption. March session likely for final action. Other actions include borrowing 20000 and 6000 in funds, fines totaling 88.86 reported, and street condition concerns on Jefferson and Washington Streets.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
C. A. Stover
E. B. Beard
Sidney Cook
Eberle
Guy Young
Council
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Ed Dewhurst
Legion Dance and Play Planned in Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post American Legion announces a Wednesday night dance from 8 30 to 11 30 in Nelsonville. The legion will present the play Spanish Moon this month and all cast members must meet at the Legion Building Friday at 6 30.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
The
Legion
Funeral services set for Henry Heining in Buchtel
Henry Heining 75 died at his home in Buchtel Monday. The body will lie at Stouts Mortuary then move to the Fiddler home for services Wednesday at 10 30 a m. Burial will be in Whitmore Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Henry Heining
Buchtel
Stouts Mortuary
Pearl Carey Hosts Seventh and Eighth Grade Birthday
Miss Pearl Carey entertained Doanville School seventh and eighth graders on her thirteenth birthday February 1 at her Doanville home. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Erma Ward Aloneda Lanning Clarence Mall Bobby Coon Bessie McColly Dorothy Thompson Kenneth and Robert Hoskins Henry Isselstein John and Lelia Schoonover Emma LeLong Ethel O Neill Luella Loudner Leslie Powell Clara Hutchison Garnet Hickman Evelyn Barnes Faye McDonald Betty Carey and Pearl Carey.
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Pearl Carey
Doanville School
Doanville
Erma Ward
Aloneda Lanning
Clarence Mall
Bobby Coon
Bessie McColly
Dorothy Thompson
Kenneth and
Robert Hoskins
Henry Isselstein
John and
Lelia Schoonover
Emma LeLong
Ethel O'Neil
Luella Loudner
Leslie Powell
Clara Hutchison
Garnet Hickman
Evelyn Barnes
Faye McDonald
Betty Carey
Parry Family Attends Bennie Ferrel Funeral in Millfield
Nelsonville reports Bennie Ferrel son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrel funeral held Monday at Millfield with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parry and Ferrels of Toledo in attendance. Burial at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Parry
B. F. Ferrel
Toledo
Bennie Ferrel
Frank Ferrel
Millfield
Greenlawn
Barber Dies After Stroke at Home in Nelsonville
Arthur Barber 56, car repair foreman with Hocking Valley Railroad yards for 33 years, suffered a paralysis stroke at work about 10:80 yesterday morning and died an hour later at his Poplar Street home. He leaves a wife two daughters Lena Mariner of Eastern Ohio Grace Koon at home two sons George and Tom of Columbus. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Poplar Street residence. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Arthur Barber
Hocking Valley
Poplar Street
Barber
Lena Mariner
Ohio
Grace Koon
George
Tom
Columbus
Greenlawn
Bridge Club Honors Frail Evening At East Franklin
Mrs Malvern Wilson hosted a Friday night bridge gathering at her East Franklin Street home. Miss Julia Burnell won high score, Mrs William Barrows placed second, and Miss Mae Linton was low in the club contest.
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Malvern Wilson
East Franklin Street
Julia Burnell
William Barrows
Mae Linton
Birthday Gathering Honors Mrs Skiver in Columbus Visit
Neighbors gathered Saturday evening February 2 at Mrs Eugene Skiver home to celebrate her thirty fifth birthday. Miss Helen Skiver led preparations with Miss Irene Shelton Miss Louella Lo dner Miss Lillian and Gertrude Wend serving a two course luncheon. Attendees included Mrs Frank Skiver Mrs Elizabeth Gethers and family Shirley Jo Weed Minnie Laughlin and daughter Edna, Mr and Mrs Fred Laurner and family, Mrs Julius Smith Mrs Carl Wend Miss Vera Coalgrove Miss Florence Hutchinson Mr and Mrs Eugene Skiver and family Miss Mary Cranmer and Wilbur Hutchins visited Mary Eunice Goodspeed at Mercy Hospital Columbus Sunday.
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Eugene Skiver
Helen Skiver
Irene Shelton
Louella Loudner
Lillian
Gertrude Wend
Frank Skiver
Elizabeth Gethers
Shirley Jo Weed
Minnie Laughlin
Edna
Fred Laurner
Columbus Visitors Attend 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fluke and Mrs. Preston Minner and daughter Mary Elizabeth traveled to Columbus Saturday to attend the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fluke of 324 East Broad Street. Several locals visited friends in Lancaster and Columbus while others spent time with relatives or attended funerals.
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Lester Fluke
Preston Minner
Mary Elizabeth
Columbus
I .F
Edward Fluke
East Broad Street
Bessie Graham
Minnie Fugitt
Lancaster
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Set for This Evening
All members are urged to attend the meeting of the Rebekah Lodge this evening at 7 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Pocahontas Order Plans Wednesday Evening Meeting
The Order of Pocahontas will meet in their rooms on Wednesday at 7 o clock for team practice and attendance. The Circle of Ruth Sunday School Class of the Presbyterian Church held a Monday meeting at Mrs N Hill’s East Washington Street home with 22 members present. A business session and devotional led by Mrs Charles Bartels and Mrs James Knight respectively followed a dinner hosted by Mrs Ed ward Sharpe and Mrs C C Butt attended by Mrs Dow Shafer Columbus Mrs Dave Evans and Miss Ethel Walker. New officers were elected: Edith Stiers president Freda Smith first vice president Co Butt second vice president Roy Snockenbury secretary Mabel Shafer guild treasurer Donald Shafer Sunday School treasurer Tom Mathewson secretary for literature and Mrs James Knight secretary for Mission Study.
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Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
N. Hill
East Washington Street
Hill
Edward Sharpe
C. C. Butt
Dow Shafer
Columbus
Dave Evans
Ethel Walker
Charles Bartels
James Knight
Needle In Shoulder Removed After 25 Years
Cincinnati February 6 Robert Riden age 45 recovered after an operation to remove a piece of needle lodged in his shoulder for 25 years He said the metal had not hurt him and he only recently learned it remained in his shoulder.
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Cincinnati
Robert Riden
Biden
Former convict faces penitentiary term in farmer shooting
James Andrew, 42, a Chillicothe farmer, was convicted of shooting his mother in law Mrs. India Cffenburger and four other members of his wife's family. He faces a penitentiary term today after conviction reported yesterday.
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Chillicothe
James Andrew
India Coffenburger
Union Religious Meetings Planned in Athens Next Week
Dr. W H Hudnut of Youngstown to lead special union services for all city Congregations in Athens Presbyterian Church starting Tuesday. Dr Hudnut, long time pastor and Africa traveler, will speak on two noted nights Student Night and Foreign Missions Night with home meetings scheduled across the city this week to prep for the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hudnut
First Presbyterian Church
Youngstown
Athens Presbyterian Church
Hudnut
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens
Wilcox
National Board On Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Africa
Foreign Missions
First Methodist Episcopal Church
G. E. Cooper
Columbia Avenue
L. W. Connett
West Union Street
C. M. Gill
East State Street
Health Tests for University Students Begin Wednesday
A campus health drive at Ohio University opens Wednesday with men and women competing for prizes based on health and posture. Three entries per campus group will undergo eye, teeth, and heart lung exams by Drs Covert Basom and Blaine Goldsberry. Posture ratings will be by the Physical Education Department. Men report to the Men's Gymnasium Wednesday at 4 PM.
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Ohio ‘University Orthopedics
Hew
Ohio University
B. M. Covert
J. 8. Basom
Blaine
Goldsberry
Physical Education Department
Examination and prize event at Warren's Gymnasium
Women will be examined Thursday in Warren's Gymnasium at the time. Prizes will be handsome and pictures of the winners will stand in the Athena and in Greer and White. A film "Foot Follies" will be shown at the convocation in conjunction with the activity.
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Warren
Willstown
Athena
A Ic
Two Fail To Buy Dog Tags In County Court
Athens County dog warden F L Graham of Morrisop Mil was fined 10 dollars and costs for not purchasing licenses for three dogs. Ray Graham of Hit and William Davis were also cited with related violations. Davis pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge and was fined 15 dollars and costs. Officer Constable Dalton made the arrest.
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Porter Dickeen
Athens County
F. L. Graham
Morrisop Mil
Costedo
Court of Justice of the Peace Cart Porter
Ray Graham
Hit
William Davis
Porter
Devis
Dalton
Beating Colds With Quinit Noted Ines Truthful Claims
A fragment discusses Quinit as a treatment for colds and related discomforts. It asserts rapid effects, safety, and unique quality, claiming relief from aches and neuraglia. The text is promotional and contains unclear wording and possible misspellings.
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Maze
Marshall
Danderine
OC. H. Bartlett
Hoover
Rod
Red
Long Key
Fila
Jeremiah Milbank
New York
Justice Harlan Stone
Glouster
Uckof
Chauncey
Bridge Club
Mary Cranmer
Wilbur Hutchins
Mary Eunice Goodspeed
Mercy Hospital
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James Oliver
Frank Betts
William Wright
Don Martin
Emma Martin
Connie Crawford
J. P. Rice
Guy Ridenour
E. T. Spray
Petersburg
Ind
Mayme Keplar
Anna
John McCormick
Leoline Seibert
BE. M. Gilbert
Delbert Davis
Cb. F. Shafer
Columbia
Earl Campbell
Raymond Kreppel
Frank Poston, Jr
Pocahontas
Order of Pocahontas
Ohio Valley. Coffee CO
Portemouth, Ohio
C. D. Shafer CO. Distributors
Athens, Ohio
DR. Hadnot
Ely
Quinit
the Security Savings Bank
Graham Brothers Trucks
Eton
S-Ton
Chassies J. & B. Detroi
Dodge
C. A. Daugherty Co
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