Revival Opens Monday Night in Nelsonville
A large congregation welcomed Rev. O. W. Williams as he began a two week evangelistic meeting at the Church of Christ. His sermon, Glory of Being Awake, opened the series with Miss Catherine Courtney and L. A. Davis singing Nailed to the Cross. One addition by letter was noted. Personal Evangelism will be the sermon topic tonight and the opening song service will be led by Rev. Goodman with Mrs. Lu Allen set to sing It Pays to Serve Jesus.
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Nelsonville
O. W. Williams
Church of Christ
Catherine Courtney
L. A. Davis
Williams
Goodman
Lu Allen
Jesus
Attempt to Ban Sunday Liquor Sales Shelved
Nelsonville council approved boxing events to be regulated here and discussed Sunday sales restrictions. An ordinance to ban Sunday liquor sales was introduced and left on first reading while measures to regulate boxing, water and sewer work, and city finances were actioned.
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Nelsonville
Legislative Wheels
Howard Call
Stanley Partlow
Order of Eagles
Buchtel
Charles McCray
Harry Stage
Jackson and Myers Sts
Service Department
George Butts
High St
Myers St
Frank Huddy
Clinton Bateman
W. Washington St
Huddy
Keplar
Anderson
Barker
Glenn
Nelson
Spencer
Thomas Spencer
Flushing Streets
Mrs Kyle Speaks on Up the Steps to Queen
Nelsonville church group opens Sunday meeting with Everett Woody leading a sing along. Winnie Howe reads scripture and Rev Clark offers prayer. One of three ministers speaks each week, Rev Leland Goodman leads the discussion. Mrs A J Kyle speaks on Up the Steps to Success.
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Nelsonville
Everett Woody
Union
Presbyterian Church
Winnie Howe
Clark
Leland Goodman
A. J. Kyle
Alice Mechem
Evans
Nelsonville school praised by Ohio educator Burns
Nelsonville hosts Carl Burns traveling secretary of the Ohio Educational Association who spoke at the high school auditorium. He complimented Supt. E. J. Arnold and the Nelsonville school system calling Arnold an outstanding educator. A round-table discussion on school problems followed.
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Nelsonville
Carl Burns
Ohio Educational Association
Burns
E. J. Arnold
Arnold
Kern Funeral Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Delmar Kern will be held Wednesday morning at 10 30 at the Pilgrim Holiness Church on Chestnut Street conducted by Rev Ben Awe. Burial will be at Haydenville.
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Nelsonville
Delmar Kern
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chestnut St
Ben Awe
Haydenville
Powers Addresses Legion Auxiliaries On European Trip
Mrs. Irma Powers of Logan, district president of the Women's Auxiliary, American Legion, spoke at the Legion Building about her imaginary European tour from September 22 to November 1 aboard the Queen Mary. She described England, the continent, and Italian cities, noting 1000 Legionnaires aboard the ship. A gift was presented, and several Logan unit members attended.
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Irma Powers
Logan
Women’s Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion
New York
National Legion
England
Holland
Brussels
Paris
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Venice
Florence
Rome
Naples
Straits of Gibraltar
Dead Detective Robert Cline Son of Former Nelsonville Residents
The heroic detective Robert Cline died in Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus from wounds suffered Friday while attempting to arrest two bank bandits. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Custer Cline longtime Nelsonville residents and his mother had been a Buchtel resident. He was also the nephew of the late Sheldon Cline a Washington DC newspaper man and former local resident.
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Nelsonville
Robert Cline
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Custer Cline
Buchtel
Sheldon Cline
Washington, D. C
Concord Circle Meeting At Antle Home Friday
The Friendly Circle and CIC classes held their regular monthly gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Antle home with Miss Margaret Myers leading. Seventy guests attended including the Wemmer, Brown, Antle, Mingus, Sayre, Wisecup, Kittle and Myers families. Next meeting is March 4 at Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Mingus's home.
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Concord
Friendly Circle
CIC
Joe Antle
Margaret Myers
Jess Wemmer
Silas Brown
Leslie Kittle
Preston Wisecup
Cecil Antle
John Antle
Wiley Mingus
Ed Sayre
Milford Sayre
Betty
Bob
Jackie
Joseph
Eva
Jimmy Antie
Opal
Glen Mingus
Emory Brown
Amos Austin
Verna
Imogene
Wilma
Paul
Lester Wemmer
Mary Lou Kittle
Evelyn
Eileen
Virginia
Carol Wisecup
Joseph Stone
Murray City
C. A. Antle
Nellie Carpenter
Harlan Athens
John Howard
Wilbur Antle
Jacksonville
Benefit party sponsored by Pocahontas aid Nelsonville
The Degree of Pocahontas sponsors a weekly benefit party in Red Men's Hall on Wednesday at 7 30. The Church of Christ choir will practice tonight at 8 30 after the evening service and members are urged to attend. The city commission will host a discussion with an engineer who surveys similar towns about the local problem. The mayor's January report shows 88 40 in fines collected.
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Ferrets Barred in Guelph Rabbit Hunting Ban
Wellington Fish and Game Protective Association seeks provincial police aid to stop illegal rabbit hunting with ferrets as rabbits face possible extinction. Nutritive value note adds potatoes cooked in skins.
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Ont
Wellington Fish and Game Protective Association
Kimberly Man Pinned Under Car in Second Near Tragedy
A Kimberly man named Ray Davis was pinned under a car that left the road and rolled over several times near Floodwood on Saturday night. The driver reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and the car was lightly damaged. This marks his second narrow escape in recent weeks with a prior incident of clothing torn by a passing vehicle.
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Kimberly Man
Kimberly
Ray Davis
Old Floodwood
Davis
Wilkesville Social News Highlights Quiet Weekend Visits
Wilkesville residents report visits from Columbus, Baltimore, and Newark relatives. Quarantine at a home for scarlet fever. Local illnesses improve and funeral attendances noted. Garden Club met with a Valentine box and potluck, nineteen members present, plans for March 1.
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Raymond Long
Columbus
Harry Peters
Baltimore
Billa Davies
McArthur
E. L. Newsom
Gallipolis
Earnest Hastings
D. B. Davis
Jackson and
Wellston
Bear (Bud) Steel
Dorothy Davis
Elnore Steffin
Katie Strong
Davis Farm
Town
C. R. Reed
O. K. Rhodes
Newark
Ralph Wiseman
H. B. Kruskamp
June
Salem Center
L. C. Calvin
Virgil Rhodes
Jack Rhodes
Carl Newsom
Oregon
J. A. Newsom
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