Nelsonville Men Portray College Flapper Act
Nelsonville stagegoers watched 13 men perform a gender swap comedy The College Flapper to a 700 strong audience. Cast included Kenneth Kinneer Bob Pospichel Stewart Hoodler and Walter Gadbury in vivid roles with a large student chorus and supporting local actors. The show featured cross dressing skits a flower girl wedding gown and a Hula Girl number with noted alumni and student performers delivering a periody satire.
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Nelsonville
Wert Burns
Kenneth Kinneer
Peaches
Browning
Bob Pospichel
Stewart Hoodler
Gloria Swanson
Leonard Newman
14 Year Old Girl Caught Shoplifting at Glouster
In Glouster on February 5 a 14 year old girl stole shoes from a local store and was pursued and the shoes recovered. No action has yet been taken against her. She had been accused of shoplifting at another store previously and warned that if involved again juvenile authorities would be notified. She offered defiant remarks to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. M. Blower Named Head of Rothwell Group
GLOUSTER Feb 5 Mrs E M Blower elected president of the Rothwell Club for the new year at New Street meeting hosted by Mrs E E unden. Officers include vice president Mrs C K Rockhold and treasurer Mrs W R Drury with a program by Mrs C A Pride. Next meeting Feb 18 with Mrs T A Noon on Main Street.
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E. M. Blower
Rothwell Group
Glouster
E. E. {Unden
Rothwell Club
New Street
W. W. Bryson
C. K. Rockhold
C. A. Pride
T.A. Noon
W. R. Drury
M. M. Bryson
O. A. McDonald
M. M. LeFavor
T. A. Noon
Main Street
Glouster High to Play McConnelsville Tonight
Glouster High School travels to McConnelsville for a boys basketball game. Local fans will accompany the team to the matchup.
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Efter
McConnelsville High School
Glouster
Glouster High
McConnelsville
Council Meets Tonight at Gilouster First Session Since January
GLOUSTER Feb 5 The first council meeting since January 15 will be held at the city building tonight at 7 oclock. Heads of departments will present monthly reports for January.
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Gilouster
Glouster
Church of Christ Beaten by Tigers in Athens thriller
Athens Tigers defeated the Church of Christ 26 to 24 at the high school gym. Roush led Athens with 12 points while Hill and Kytta scored eight each for Glouster, avenging a prior loss on the Athens armory floor.
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Glouster
Athens
Weeedald
Chandler
Watkins
Eeemieeinnen Carmichael
Merchant
Pyle
G. TP. Hilt
Ciiianemen Mineen Reieseas
Kytta
Henry
e_neencsenee
Wee
Williams
C Stephenson
Westfall
Jorbeon
Bievceseense
Parker
Hunterdon Miners To Hold Meeting At Miners Hall
Notices posted last night announce a miners meeting for Mine No. 267 workers at Hunterdon. The session is set for this afternoon at the miners hall in Hunterdon to consider business of importance related to the mine’s operation.
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Glouster
Hunterdon
Fatal Crossing Crash Claims Two Women In Pleasant Ridge
An attempt to beat a train at a Pleasant Ridge crossing in Cincinnati cost the lives of Mary Elizabeth Landsdowne 21 and Mrs J K Landsdowne 45. Maude Miller 42 was seriously injured when an automoblie was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive pulling a cut of cars.
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Cincinnati
O.R
Pleasant Ridge
Mary Elizabeth Landsdowne
J. K. Landsdowne
Maude Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Two Citizens Fined For Intoxication In Nelsonville
Nelsonville court arraigned Rolland Starr of Gore and Hazel Hart of The Plains on intoxication charges. Starr pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs, to be paid. Hart also pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs and jailed until settlement. Arrested Wednesday night at a local dance hall by Patrolman James Cope.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Rolland Starr
Gore
Hazel Hart
the Plains
James Cope
Millfield Child Dies of Pneumonia
Amelia Lovina Guess five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Guess died Thursday night at the family home in Millfield from pneumonia Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 PM in Millfield Church Burial will be at Greenlawn Survivors include parents eight sisters and five brothers
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Millfield
Nelsonville
Amelia Lovina Guess
Willard Guess
Greenlawn
Secrest to Broadcast School Address from WLW
Nelsonville February 5 Robert Secrest superintendent Murray City Schools will speak on WLW Cincinnati Monday afternoon February 8 as part of the School of the Air Program He will discuss the subject School Government.
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Murray City
WLW
Nelsonville
Robert Secrest
Cincinnati
Secrest
Birth Announcement and Travels Highlight Local Figures
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheeseman announced the birth of a son, Lawrence Bernard, at their home this Friday morning. Miss Fern Starkey of Guysville left for Columbus to enter Bliss Business College, accompanied by Mrs. Starkey. John Saltz and Ed Young are in Washington D C attending the Short Line Railway Association convention sessions.
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Frank Cheeseman
Lawrence Bernard
Fern Starkey
Guysville
Sam Starkey
Columbus
Bliss Business College
Starkey
John Saltz
Ed Young
Washington, D. C
Short Line Railway Association
Special music at Berean Bible Class session
The Berean Bible Class at the Christian Church will host special music Sunday at 9 30 in the auditorium. Scott Bowers will sing solo with Mrs James A Hallett on piano. The Young People’s Orchestra led by Ward W Hamm will perform. Reverend John J Scott will teach. all men are invited.
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Berean
The
Christian Church
Scott Bowers
James A. Hallett
Ward W. Hamm
John J. Scott
Dinner Honoring Mrs. Clayton Scheide Jr Birthday
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson entertained at dinner on Wednesday for the birthday anniversary of their daughter Mrs Clayton Scheide Jr Covers were set for Clayton Scheide Jr and daughter Lois Ann Logan Mrs H C Scheide Lima Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson daughters Margaret and Ethel and sons Frank Alfred and Clyde Fisher
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Frank Johnson
Jackson Street
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Lois Ann
Logan
H. C. Scheide
Lima
Margaret
Ethel
Frank
Alfred
Clyde Fisher
Former Nelsonville Boy Weds Verna Hackett in Apple Creek
Ralph Ely son of Mr and Mrs Lane Ely Nelsonville Ohio married Miss Verna Hackett Apple Creek Ohio on February 4 in Apple Creek. Ely a Nelsonville High School and Wooster College alumnus, is coach and instructor in Apple Creek schools and well known in high school and college athletics as a basketball and track star.
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Ralph Ely
Lane Ely
Verna Hackett
Apple Creek
Ohio
Ely
Nelsonville High School
Wooster College
Club Entertained At Wort Street Home
The S. S. Club was entertained on Thursday at the home of Mr. Bland on Wort Street.
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S. S
Bland
Wort Street
Hyperion Club to Meet Saturday Afternoon
The Hyperion Club will meet Saturday at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Evans 8 East Washington Street. Howard White son of Mr and Mrs Reno White of Columbus underwent an operation for rupture January 26 and is recovering satisfactorily expecting to return home February 9. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl White and Mr and Mrs Curtis Walter.
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Hyperion Club
Lloyd Evans
East
Washington Street
Ness
Howard White
Reno White
Columbus
Earl White
Curtis Walter
Scouts Organize Second Clothing Drive in Athens
Collection Saturday by Boy Scouts targets the Community Center with clothing for all ages. Volunteers ask for clean items and especially seek children’s clothing. Pick up along Carpenter Street Grosvenor Street Franklin Avenue Lancaster Congress Streets and North Hill areas start Saturday morning.
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Boy Scouts
Athens
Carpenter Street
Grosvenor Street
Franklin Avenue
Lancaster
Congress Streets
Carpenter, Columbia Avenue
North Hill
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Carsey at Jager Funeral Home
Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 PM at Jager Funeral Home 23 West State Street for Mrs Julia Carsey widow of a Civil War veteran. Burial follows in West State Street Cemetery.
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Jager Funeral Home
West State Street
Julia Carsey
Carsey
Ohio General Revenue Fund balance reported at January end
Columbus reports the Ohio General Revenue Fund held 1 578 432 17 dollars on January 31 as per State Treasurer Harry Day.
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Columbus
Ohio General Revenue Fund
Harry 8. Day
Catarrhal Deafness Relief Promoted by Home Remedy
Sufferers from catarrhal deafness may find relief with a simple home preparation. The ad recommends Parmintyesg qyble Strength from Quick’s or a druggist, mixed with hot water, taken four times daily to reduce middle ear inflammation and ease head noises, dull hearing, and cloudy thinking.
Revalue Goods To Bring Back Better Times
Winston Churchill argues global revaluation of commodities and services to 1927 levels could restore world prosperity. He cites overproduction, tariff barriers, and debt payments in goods, noting France and Germany resisted job competition while creditor nations lent less after 1929.
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Cleveland
U.P
Winston& Churchill
Great Britain
Churchill
Germany
France
United States
Tom Is an Air Over Columbus Station
Fred Lee Tom of the Athens Post Office staff sang four times over Station WAIU in Columbus. He was joined by Cathrine Armagida, Ohio University student and pianist. Tomorrow he will sing again over Station WEAO at Ohio State University in Columbus.
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Fred Lee Tom
Athens Post Office
WAIU
Columbus
Cathrine Armagida
Ohio University
Tom
Steners
WEAO
Ohio State University
Ohio Has Not Granted Hatchery Authority
Ohio Attorney General Bettman says the state legislature has not given the U S Commissioner of Fisheries power to establish or maintain fish hatcheries in Ohio. He notes federal law requires such permission and that the Ohio Conservation Council cannot set rules to allow government hatcheries.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Bettman
I. S. Guthery
Congress
Ohio Conservation Council
Federal Commissioner of Fisheries
The
Conservation Council
Newspaper Cooperation In This State Urged
Ohio newspaper groups urge cooperation as they close their annual convention sessions in Columbus. Delegates heard remarks from Governor George White and other officials including Karl A. Bickel, Arthur S. Draper, and John M. Gibbs. Officers were elected: R. C. Snyder re-elected president. Walter J. Beck as vice president. Gordon K. Bush and Fred S. Wallace as vice presidents. FF. W. Spencer as secretary. Albert W. Dix as treasurer.
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Columbus
Fed
Ohio
Buckeye Prean Association
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press Editors of
Associated Ohio Dailies
George White
Karl A. Bickel
United Press Associations
Arthur S. Draper
New York Herald-Tribune
John M. Gibbs
Washington, D. C
Associated Ohio Dadea
R. C. Snyder
Sandusky
Walter J. Beck
Gordon K. Bush
Athens
Fred 5. Wallace
Coshocton
FF. W. Spencer
Newark
Albert W. Dix
Ravenna
Cold Weather Lifts Livestock Trade and Meat Demand
In Columbus the Ohio Farm Bureau research dept reports colder weather boosts livestock markets. Hog receipts drop about one third versus last week, lamb supply stays well below normal, while cattle receipts compare favorably. Hog prices rise 15 to 25 cents as light imports push demand. lamb and cattle markets remain dull amid price disagreement. U.S. meat consumption rose slightly year over year, with 1931 lamb consumption setting a record.
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Columbus
Feb. S
Ohio Farm Bureau
United States
Bodies of Airplane Victims Are Located
The eight victims of the Century Pacific airliner crash were found after six days of search among Tehachapi Mountains. Pilot J V Sandblom perished in the wreck, which left the others crushed and charred. Bodies were to be brought to Bakersfield.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Fed
Tuet
Century- Pacific
Tehachap
Bakersfield
Fort Tejon
Lebac
Paul Appadecn
J. V. Sandblom
Indictment Charges Clerks Over Voter Registrations
A county grand jury returned indictments charging Edmund Hoey former board of elections clerk in charge of permanent registrations and Dorsey Barnett deputy surveyor with violating election laws. Hoey allegedly registered voters in barber shops and at homes instead of at the board of elections. Barnett named as aider and abettor. Hoey free on $1000 bond. Barnett sought by warrant.
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Cleveland
Edmund Hoey
Board of Elections
Dorsey Barnett
Hoey
Barndt
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Robert Vore
Miller Wilson
Bob Huenefeld
Huenefeld
C. L. Stout
Katrinka
John Mooney
Giggles
H. Bartlett
412-W
Cal
Charlie Wolf
Frank Betts
Don McManus
Cleopatra
Parker Sniffen
South Sea Island
Billi Powell
Phil Miller
Alonzo Figgins
Glen Thomas
Ballyhooer
John Reed
Mr. Reed
Reese Kennedy
Dewey Guildard
Ralph Parks
Harry Galvin
Elmer Siddle
Jim Beard
Walter Whitlatch
Donald Campbell
F. E. McCreary
Ben Raybould
Clarence Backus
Jim Coope
L. A. Davis
Ed Rosser
Leonard Cooley
Emory Shaw
Willard Hall
Clifford Linton
Hall
Linton
Gaddis
Corwin Cookson
Treva Shaw
Brick
Nellie
Ruth Hyde
Jean
Jerry
Jack Raybould
George
Margaret Johnson
Mary
Johnny Call
Bill
Buddy
Raymond Raine
Monk
Bob Kinney
C. E. Schmidt
Omaha
Charles Bayless
Dean Howard
Prof
E. J. Arnold
Semore
Donald Shafer
Mabel Robinson
Mary Frances Groves
Arlene Betts
Mary Jo Haffner
Elaine Wright
Revth Keating
Margaret Connor
Aileen Patton
Mercedes Keaton
Marjorie Mathewson
Jo Kiley
Clargaret Weltzheimer
Rosemary Smith
Helen Roscoe
Jean Freer
Ruth Juniper
Doris McManaway
Edna Laughlin
Louise Huffman
Peggy Whitmore
Florence Sinsterling
Vivian Ogg
Agnes Hillen
Treva Oakley
Evelyn Skinner
Anna Mae Voight
Alice Devol
Mary Tomlinson
Katherine Lee
Marjorie Ely
Helen Keating
Rebecca Nutter
Cage
Church of Christ
Miners’ Hall
North End
Majestic
Paul Lukas
Frances Dee
Charlies
Buddy” Rogers
Judith Wood
Dor Hall
Stuart Erwin
Werner Alexander
Leoland Kirkland Warner Vox
Columbus Station
Quene
Ile G. Wr
Gails Store
Pastor’s Dept
Old Bon Ton Bldg
Heiny
Heine
Chauncey Store
Luckoffs
Momme Pongee
Pongee
Arnold
Hless
Mattress
Bryant Park
Fees Biscais
Hauncey Store
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