Nelsonville Club birthday dinner honors Miss Fletcher
Nelsonville Business and Professional Women s Club observed its second anniversary on Sunday February 7 at the First Christian Church social parlor. Miss Virginia Fletcher Xenia state president spoke on women s roles in the lives of famous February born men and the aims of women professionals. Guests from Athens and Logan attended and six new members were welcomed.
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Virginia Fletcher
Xenia
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Nelsonville Club
First Christian Church
Athens
Logan
Miss Fletcher
Geraldine Hope
Vashti Jones
Zanesville
Hulda Murphy
Marietta
Ellen Burnell
Margaret Johnson
Carrie Jacob Bond
Former Nelsonville Mayor Father of New Baby Son
Lieut and Mrs J W Hickman announce birth of a son Sunday Feb 7 at Cherrington Hospital Logan. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs P W Hickman and Mrs Ben Fielder Chauncey. Great grandmother is Mrs Wesley Bates a Nelsonville pioneer. Lieutenant Hickman, former mayor, is now stationed at Carlisle Ky.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
P. W. Hickman
Ben Fielder
Chauncey
Wesley Bates
Lieutenant Hickman
Carlisle
William Hall of Dorr Run Dies After Illness
William Hall of Dorr Run died early today at his home after a long illness. He leaves his wife Mae and a large family of children. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Nelsonville
William Hall
Dorr Run
Mae
Entertains at Bridge in Nelsonville
Mrs. Gay Aumiller hosted her bridge club on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Frank Freer as the sole guest. High scores were claimed by Mrs. Marty Kelly, Mrs. L. P. Rice, and Mrs. Freer.
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Nelsonville
Frank Freer
Gay Aumiller
Marty Kelly
L. P. Rice
Freer
Fragmented Puzzle List Reflects Mixed Clues and Wordplay
A long OCR readout lists numerous clues and partial answers for a vertical and horizontal word puzzle. Items include slang terms, musical notes, body parts, plant names, and foreign words, with scattered numbers suggesting grid positions and cross-references.
Business Men To Meet At K. of C. Hall Nelsonville
Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association will meet Tuesday night February 9 at 7 30 at the K of C Hall replacing the Legion Building as previously announced.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association of
Legion Building
Hyperion Club Meeting Hosts Mrs Wood in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the Hyperion Club held a Saturday afternoon event with hostess Mrs John V Wood. Mrs W H Hyde gave the English lesson and Mrs H A Rothrock reviewed Around the World in 11 Years, noting 12 year old Patience Abbe as co author. A discussion concluded the program.
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Nelsonville
Hyperion Club
John V. Wood
W. H. Hyde
H. A. Rothrock
Patience Abbe
Penny Social Planned by Nelsonville-WBA Group
Plan for Nelsonville-WBA Review No 240 to entertain members with an old-fashioned penny social on Tuesday night February 9. Members urged to attend bring a favorite dish and pennies for the event.
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Nelsonville
WBA
Poston Plans European Tour Next June with Party
Nelsonville’s Charles FE Poston will lead another European itinerary with a party next summer. The group is slated to depart New York aboard Saturnia on June 19 and return aboard California on August 20.
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Nelsonville
Charles FE. Poston
New York
Saturnia
California
Joseph Bowen 83 Dies At Home In Murray City
Nelsonville reports Joseph Bowen age 83 died Sunday at his Murray City home. He leaves his wife three daughters Margaret Johnson Fayette City Pa Carrie Look California and Mary Spangler Zanesville and a son Clifford Rochester Pa Funeral arrangements not yet completed
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Nelsonville
Joseph Bowen
Murray City
Margaret Johnson
Fayette City
Carrie Look
California
Mary Spangler
Zanesville
Clifford
Rochester
Nelsonville Social And Personal Notes
Roy Washburn of Wooster visited family in Nelsonville at week’s end. Mrs. William Morgan stayed with her son Vance Morgan and family in Milwaukee. Miss Bertha Nixon and Miss Ruth Nixon visited Columbus on Sunday. Miss Octa Powers and Miss Mercedes Keaton, both of Columbus, were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Keaton.
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Nelsonville
Roy Washburn
Wooster
William Morgan
Vance Morgan
Milwaukee
Bertha Nixon
Ruth Nixon
Columbus
Octa Powers
Mercedes Keaton
William Keaton
Enters Hospital Nelsonville Veteran Moved To Dayton
Neal Crawford age 49 World War veteran from near Camp Nelson was moved to Dayton Soldiers Hospital today for treatment. He was accompanied by Dr A L Pritchard and Mr W W Warren. Anita Hall returns to Columbus after weekend visit with her mother Mrs George Hall and has secured a job in the State Office of the Unemployment Insurance Commission.
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Nelsonville
Neal Crawford
Dayton Soldiers Hospital
Crawford
Camp Nelson
Dayton
A. L. Pritchard
W. W. Warren
George Hall
Anita Hall
Columbus
Hall
The
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Deaf and Dumb Act Wrecked By Question of Police Chief
Earl Green of Youngstown posed as a deaf and dumb man to solicit aid via a subscription paper. When Police Chief George Bateman pressed him for origins he replied Youngstown, ending the act. Green pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses, was fined 10 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in Athens County Jail. Rudolph Bryan faced intoxication charges and was bound over to the grand jury on 50 dollar bond. Walter Johnson and Barney Pearson Jr. pleaded not guilty to fighting, were released on bond for a mayor's court hearing Thursday at 2 PM.
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Nelsonville
Earl Green
Youngstown
George Bateman
Green
S. G. Holland
Athens County
Rudolph Bryan
Walter Johnson
Barney Pearson, Jr
Charles Thompson
Mayor's Court
M. E. Guild To Give Colonial Tea Tuesday
Nelsonville Methodist Guild will host a Martha Washington Tea at 184 Jefferson St. on Tuesday evening February 16 from 7 to 9 30. Colonial atmosphere will be reflected in decorations, dress, and entertainment.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Guild
Martha Washington
R. W. Parks
Jefferson St
Torch Brief Social Notes
School resumed after two week flood closure. Mrs. Rex Anderson hosted Baptist Church societies. Raymond Gladwell travels to Cleveland to visit his sister. A. B. Bean and Mrs. Bean visit from Athens on business. Patrick Moran reported ill and hospitalized in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. E B H Stout and son Francis of Coolville RD and Howard Stout of Athens spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. G C Jones. Mrs. Silas Baker of Marietta returns after flood stay with Mrs. Hobart Cunningham at The Ritz. Homer McDonald funeral held at M E Church with Troy High School classmates and teachers attending. interment at Parkersburg. Attending burial from here included Mrs. Fern Dye and Misses Lucy Coleman, Mary Johnson, Gladys Hall. Mr. and Mrs. James Criss and son visit A N Criss’s in Zaleski. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoemaker spend vacation with daughter Mrs. Finnear McArthur. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Webster and daughter Thelma visit Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Wilson at Carthage farm.
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Rex Anderson
Baptist Church
Raymond Gladwell
Maple Grove Inn
Cleveland
A. B. Bean
Athens
Patrick Moran
Parkersburg
H. Stout
Francis
Coolville
R. D
Howard Stout
G. C. Jones
Silas Baker
Marietta
Hobart Cunningham
Ritz
Homer McDonald
M. E
Frank Shoemaker
Fin
McArthur
Morris Webster
Thelma
B. H. Wilson
Clair
Carthage
Merchants and clerks plan joint contract talks
The chapter will meet Tuesday evening at 1:00 for a regular session. A joint session with merchants and clerks follows at 7:30 in the hall to negotiate a new contract.
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C.E
Glouster
Ohio Leads in 1936 Federal Grants Except California
Ohio received 11.72 million in grants under the Social Security Act in 1936, second only to California, with old age assistance totaling 10.32 million. Additional funds supported aid to the blind, dependent children, public health, maternal and child health, and child welfare. The 7.16 million public assistance budget for the first six months of the next year signals larger security program spending ahead.
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U.P
Ohio
California
The
Security Board
Buchtel School to Present Pickles operetta in new auditorium
Buchtel High School will stage the operetta Pickles or In Old Vienna directed by Miss Pauline Whitlatch. The new auditorium stage will feature a cyclorama for the production. Flood relief donations total $25.31 with the high school contributing $12.93 and the grades $12.38.
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Buchtel High School
Old Vienna
Pauline Whitlatch
Raymond McBride
William McBride
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Brooks
Longstreth
Conkle
New Richmond
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Lees
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Mercy Hospital
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Alice’ Smith
Tiny Long
Lola Nutter
Mae Smith
Roberta Smith
Charles Colbert
Bart Smith
Jimmy Colbert
Orin Miller
Pat Chapman
Charles Nutter
Lucille O'Neil
Happy Hollow
Bookman
Will King Wellston
Hugh King
Ohio Cagers In Two BAA Loop Games
Ohio University basketball, after a 45-36 win over Case, prepares for two Buckeye Conference games this week. Johnny Malakas starred as the Bobcats led early, then held on despite fouls and ejections, with Freddie Peoples anchoring the center post as Ohio extends its unbeaten run in league play.
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Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Bishops
Delaware
Johnny Malakas
Ohio
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Hood
Rinta
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Purdue Bids For Lead In Big Ten Showdown
Purdue jumps back into the Big Ten race with a comeback bid for the lead against top spoiler Minnesota. A win would tie Purdue for first and set up the February 15 clash with Illinois, as Illinois sits out this weekend.
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Notre Dame
Purdue
Minnesota
Boilermakers
Illinois
Ohio Schools Mar Weekend Without Undefeated Quintets
Ohio college basketball saw no perfect team remaining after a weekend of action. Case upset by Ohio University 45 to 36 ended Case’s six game win streak while Toledo defeated Western Reserve 51 to 50 in three overtimes, extending its best run to eight straight wins. Xavier beat Indiana Central Norman 36 to 27 led by sophomores Donovan Neary and Howe scoring 27 points. Denison beat Bowling Green 47 to 31, Wittenberg edged Kent State 40 to 36, Findlay topped Hiram 30 to 19, Fenn beat John Carroll 84 to 31, Rio Grande edged Cedarville 27 to 25, and Oberlin fell to Rochester 37 to 36.
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Heidelberg
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Howe
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Wittenberg
Kent State
Findlay
Hiram
Fenn
Rio Grande
Cedarville
Oberlin
University of Rochester
Yarman Sets Scoring Record for Rittman High
Ward Yarman, star forward for Rittman High, placed his scoring mark on the block after a 50 point game against Orrville High. He made 19 field goals and 12 fouls in the 61 to 41 win, challenging others to beat his record.
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Ward Yarman
Rittman High School
Yarman
Orrville High School
Bombproof bed perfected by German inventor
A German inventor patented a bomb four poster bed at the Reich Patent Office in Berlin. The device promises protection against blasts while allowing sleep and rest during air raids.
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U.P
Reich
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