Nelsonville Blues Streaks top Piketon in boys game
In Nelsonville on Thursday C D Shafer's Blue Streaks beat the Piketon Cavaliers 45 to 23 after leading from early in the first period. Long and Stocklen paced the locals with four points each, while Valentine scored 12 on six field goals. The Girls Independent beat Columbus Speedments 52 to 15, led by Laura Norman and Mai Whyte with 26 points.
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Nelsonville
C. D. Shafer
Blue Streaks
Piketon Collegians
Crabtree
Long
Stocklen
Valentine
Valentines
Aspirin Gargle for Sore Throat or Tonsillitis Advised
A remedy suggests preparing a harmless gargle by dissolving three to five Bayer Aspirin tablets in one third glass of water. Gargle thoroughly and allow a little to reach the throat, repeating every two hours as needed. Use only genuine Bayer Aspirin marked with the Bayer cross.
Masons To Hold Annual Inspection In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Feb. 12 The annual inspection of St Bernard Chapter No 156 Royal Arch Masons will be held at the Masonic Temple Monday evening Feb 22 The Haybrow Council R and SM reunion set for Feb 22 is deferred to April 14 The Superexcellent degree will be conferred with district councils in attendance
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard
Masonic Temple
Nelsonville High Team Wins Debate Over Compulsory Insurance
The Nelsonville High School debate squad defeated Georgetown last Friday on the topic Compulsory Unemployment Insurance. Members Marjorie Vorkes Lois Devo and Mary Lou Hudson argued the case with Principal L Z Buell present. Professor Farr of Wilmington College served as the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville High School
Georgetown
Marjorie Vorkes
Lois Devo
Mary Lou Hudson
L. Z. Buell
Professor Farr
Wilmington College
Large turnout at Good Oddfellowship Club meeting
About 300 people attended the Good Oddfellowship Club gathering with Magic City Lodge I O O F in Glouster. Visitors came from MacConnellville Malta Jacksonville Chesterhill Pennsville Wood Grove Sharon Caldwell Logan Shawnee Nelsonville and Athens. Roy Kennard of Chesterhill spoke as district representative and Atty McGonagle of McConnelsville gave a talk. A play Three Generations was performed by local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with Mrs Hudson of Athens assisting. W H Stahl was master of ceremonies. Next meeting slated for Chesterhill in March or April with date to be announced.
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Morgan County
Atty. McGonagle
McConnelsville
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Hudson
Athens
W. H. Stahl
Chesterhill
Entertains Club Mrs L G DeLong Hostess to Glouster Group
Mrs L G DeLong hosted her bridge club at her High Street home in Glouster on Wednesday night Four tables contested honors with Mildred Nida winning the high club prize and Ber nice Wallace the second prize Helen Crawford and Mrs Horace Withers won high and second guest prizes Refreshments followed The group included Agnes Melligan Pauline Myers Mildred Howard Burness Can doo Louella Vaughn Ber nice Wallace Olive McKee Fontelle Harper Dorothy Faires Norma Powers Mildred Nida Dorothy Vernon Phyllis Roberts Ents Bartels and guests Helen Crawford and Mrs Horace Withers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. DeLong
Glouster
Bridge Club
High Street
Mildred Nida
Bernice Wallace
Withers
Helen Crawford
Agnes Melligan
Pauline Myers
Mildred Howard
Burness Candoo
Louella Vaughn
Olive McKee
Fontelle Harper
Dorothy Faires
Norma Powers
Dorothy Vernon
Phyllis Roberts
Ents Bartels
Horace Withers
Buchannon
W. Va
Past Noble Grand's Club Meets in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grand's Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday night at Mrs. Sam Anderson's home. President Mrs. Frank Dunlevy presided. Guests included Mrs. Walter Reitz and Mrs. Luke Scurlock. Members present were Mrs. William Hallam, Mrs. William Kalt, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Dunlevy, Mrs. Harold Phillips, Mrs. Lizzie Anderson, Mrs. Edd Harry, and Miss Ida B. Davis. The March meeting will be at Mrs. Martha Kloh's home.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grand
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Sam Anderson
Frank Dunlevy
Walter Reitz
Luke Scurlock
William Hallam
William Kalt
John Davis
Harold Phillips
Lizzie Anderson
Edd Harry
Ida B. Davis
Martha Kloh
Local Relief Operator Visits Glouster Brother's Home
W. G. Allen, relief operator for the N. C. Lines, spent several days in Glouster visiting A. P. Hines who has been away on business. Allen was a guest of his brother during the stay.
In-law and Sister Mentioned in Stahl Family Note
The notice names Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stahl as in-law and sister, indicating familial relations within the Stahl family.
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W. H. Stahl
Whereabouts of Man From Palos Unknown
F P Thompson of Palos, last seen at his Burr Oak store Sunday afternoon, had left a note for his wife saying he went to seek work. Shoes of his size and his razor were missing from the stock, and a letter is expected by Mrs Thompson.
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Glouster
F. P. Thompson
Palos
Burr Oak
Former Mine 267 workers to convene in Hun terdon
A gathering of men formerly employed at Ohio Collieries Mine 267 is set for Saturday at 1 o clock in Hunterdon. Notices posted today say the meeting will discuss matters of interest to former workers. Mine 267 has been idle for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio
Hunterdon
DePauw Welcome for Gloucester Student Robert Eddy
Robert Eddy enrolled Monday at DePauw University Greencastle Indiana and sends a positive letter home to his parents Mr and Mrs E J Eddy. He earned a scholarship largely through Pat J Smith a former Gloucester boy now on the DePauw faculty.
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Glouster
Robert Eady
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
E. J. Eddy
Robert
Pat J. Smith
DePauw
Hocking Sub District Committee Set to Meet in Chauncey
GLOUSTER Feb 12 The scale committee of the Hocking sub district will meet in the Chauncey schoolhouse Sunday at 2 o clock. W B Morris secretary says each local union should send three delegates to the gathering.
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Hocking
Chauncey
W. B. Morris
Reverend Miles Hoon Preaches at Local Church
Rev Miles E Hoon of New Marshfield will preach Sunday night at 7 o clock in Bishopville He is a former resident and former pastor of the local church.
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Bishopville
Miles E. Hoon
New Marshfield
Rev Hoon
Murray City Man Dies at Hospital
Grover Cleveland Smith, 47, a well known Murray City citizen and Sunday Creek Coal Co. store manager, died at a Zanesville hospital about midnight yesterday after swallowed bone infection in the esophagus and related complications. He was a Mason. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Nelsonville
Grover Cleveland Smith
Murray City
Zanesville
Smith
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Masonic
Local News Roundup From Columbus
B W Lawson injured in a Sunday automobile accident in front of his home on W Washington Street is improving at Grant Hospital in Columbus. Mrs J K Wilson and son H Ruble visited in Columbus Thursday. John Cline, Civil War veteran, is in Columbus for tonight's G A R banquet honoring Lincoln's birthday. Mrs Carl Coakley spent today with her brother L P Mooney in Columbus.
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B. W. Lawson
W. Washington Street
Grant Hospital
Columbus
J. K. Wilson and Son
H. Ruble
John Cline
Lincoln
Carl Coakley
L. P. Mooney
Band Boosters Meet At High School Auditorium
The February Band Boosters meeting was held in the High School Auditorium with Mrs. Miles Howe presiding. A donation from Dr. C. A. Cable supported the band. Twelve members attended and a bake sale was scheduled for Saturday February 20.
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Miles Howe
C. A. Cable
Willing Workers' Class Chains Party Held at Mrs Murphy Home
The chain party of the Willing Workers' Class met Tuesday night at Mrs. Frank Murphy's home with guest of honor Mrs. Grace Figgins of Columbus. Twenty people were served including Ethel Ann Lamb, Mrs. Ralph Howe, Mrs. Herbert Finsterwald, Mrs. Eva Gilham, Ethel Rosser and Iva Murphy. The next chain party is set for Tuesday night at Miss Mabel Dalton's Adams Street residence.
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Willing Workers’ Class
The
Christian Sunday School
Frank Murphy
Grace Figgins
Columbus
Figgins
Ethel Ann Lamb
Ralph Howe
Herbert Finsterwald
Eva Gilham
Ethel Rosser
Iva Murphy
Mabel Dalton
Adams Street
The King's Men Meet at Hashman Home Tonight
The King's Men will assemble at 276 West Columbus Street the home of Charles Hashman tonight at seven o'clock in a planned gathering.
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King
Charles Hashman
West
Columbus Street
Berean Bible Class Plans Special Music Service
The Berean Bible Class will feature a young men's quartet and the Christian Church Orchestra directed by Ward W Hamm during Sunday morning worship at 9 30 in the church auditorium. The program includes several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bible Class
Christian Church
Ward W. Hamm
W. B. A. Juniors Valentine Party Planned
The W. B. A. Juniors will host a Valentine party at Emma Jean Dewhurst’s home on Grover Street this Saturday from 4 to 6 PM.
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Emma Jean Dewhurst
Grover Street
Dies While Driving Near McArthur
Homer Dunkle a 70 year old Swan Township farmer died after collapsing at the wheel of his car Thursday while driving with his wife from Hamden to McArthur. State Prohibition Agent M B Cox transported him to Dr. O S Cox’s McArthur office where he died within minutes. He is survived by wife Nannie Albin Dunkle and three sons Otis Thomas and Arthur. Otis served overseas in World War I. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Mcarthur
Homer Dunkle
Swan Township
Hamden
M. 8. Cox
Mr. Dunkle
O. S. Cox
Nannie Albin Dunkle
Otis, Thomas
Arthur
Otis
Health official urges pool checks and early vaccinations
Columbus reports H. G. Southard M D director of the state department of health urges critical inspection of public swimming pools for safe use and early cleaning of tourist camps fairgrounds and road side sanitation. He also calls for early immunization of juveniles against diphtheria smallpox and typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. G. Southard
State Department of Health
Southard
Valentines In Spotlight At Athens Schools
Valentines festivity fills Athens classrooms with themed boxes and homemade cards. Students display creative heart shaped designs including turtles and rabbits and send Valentines to the Children's Home and Junior Red Cross recipients.
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Athens
Valentine
Central School
Base
Red Cross
Beeson Indicted for Second Degree Murder in Ohio
Albert Beeson of Pike Run was indicted by the Vinton County Grand Jury on second degree murder for the shooting death of his wife at their home. He attempted to shoot Sheriff Ray Cox during arrest, then injured himself and recovered in a Chillicothe hospital before being jailed for trial.
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McArthur
Albert Beeson
Pike Run
Vinton County
Grand
Ray Cox
Beeson
Chillicothe
Ohio Bankers Named to R F C Loan Committee
Ohio bankers named to serve on the loan committee of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation were announced. M. J. Fleming, deputy governor of the Cleveland Reserve Bank, directs the FCC operations in the Fourth Federal Reserve District. The corporation has $2 billion in resources, with about $100 million expected for Ohio relief, though district allocations remain undisclosed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
M. J. Fleming
Cleveland Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
State cigarette tax clears two million in five months
Columbus reports State Treasurer Harry S. Day announces cigarette tax revenue surpassed two million dollars in the first five months and nine days of operation totaling 2,002,771.59 dollars after a ten percent wholesaler discount for stamp affixing on nationwide packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry S. Day
Girl Scouts Plan Camp Reunion Hike at Boy Scout Camp
Athens Girl Scouts schedule a day hike and camp reunion at Rowland Farm on aaanville Pike. Scouts meet at 10 am at the Scout Rooms, form patrols, collect wood, build fires, and test skills while cooking dinner. After tests and a counselor campfire, they hike back, rain plan includes a 10 30 start with lunch.
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Athens
Rowland Farm
Ataaanville Pike
Olson
EL Metture
Fred Wheaton
Charlotte LaTourrette
Sixty Members of Class Meet at Church Dinner
More than 90 members of Class Six, Men’s Bible Class of the First Methodist Church met Thursday in the church dining hall for monthly business. Major S. M. Johnson spoke on Property Divestment and Distribution, urging care in will writing. Music by the Men’s chorus and a Hawaiian duo followed.
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First Methodist Church
S. M. Johnson
Probate Court
C. M. Copeland
H. T. Hout
C. O. Burnett
Salvation Army Plans For Weekend Meetings And Services
Salvation Army schedules a street meeting at 7 pm Saturday followed by an indoor service at 8 pm. Sunday events include a 10:30 am meeting, 1:30 pm services at Athena State Hospital, 2:50 pm Sunday School, 6 pm Young People, 7 pm street meeting, and 7:45 pm evening service with Adjutant Stone as speaker.
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Salvation Army
Athena State Hospital
Adjutant Stone
School assembly showcases plays and pep talk at Athens High
Athens High School held an assembly featuring two student plays “A Brace of Sixes” and “Getting Rid of Father” with a pep talk by Dick Corwin and cheers led by John Phillips and Joe Bardin. Irene Hand’s classes produced the plays with casts including Boris Woolley Jane Gill Serrel Tom Adrienne Weles and David Brickles. Louis Spicer heads the Class Dramatic Club and David Brickies leads the other club. props provided by class members.
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Marietta
Athens High School
Dick Corwin
John Phillips
Joe Bardin
Anne Custer
Irene Hand
Pather
Boris Woolley
Jane Gill
Serrel Tom
Father
Adrienne Weles
David Brickles
Daniel David
Howard Wood
Louis Spicer
Iick Whipple
David Brickies
State aid review to probe Athena County school clerks
State examiner L. K. Lawthion will arrive in Athens February 18 and begin interviews February 22 with clerks of each district board of education. Clerks must show cash journals cancelled warrants bus contracts and board minute books. Lawthion requires tracing every bus route from origin to school.
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Athena County
L. K. Lawthion
Athens
Beegin
Board of Education
Lawthion
Armory to Host Community Fund Aid Effort for Athens County
Trustees of the Community Fund will name a permanent Armory chair and organize a volunteer visiting group to assess needs. Requests will be limited to twenty five per week with clothing and supplies directed to school children, Red Cross, and Salvation Army. donations welcome from villages across Athens County to support undergarments and pants for boys and girls.
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Mra. Binga
South
Community Fund
Armory
Red Cross
Salvation Army
The
Chest
Maxum Humber
EF OF. Forsyth
Forsyth
Trang Tong
Athens
Atand
Hine
Aremory
Athens County
Bing
Pretium
Athena
Transportation finances discussed for school routes in Nissatay
In Athens during Nissatay officials meet daily with Superintendent of Schools Alex Root to determine the financial needs for the various districts. The discussion includes exact pupil transport counts across all routes and the overall budget for transportation.
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Athens
Schoola
Alex Root
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Marshall
Hubbard
Piketon
P. Price
F Valentine
Weewnwen
Zimmerman
Price
S Winfield
Hobson
Hartley
Stocklien
Meeting of Good Oddfellowship Club
Entertains Club
Munterdon
Robert Eddy
Del’auw University
King's Men
Utes
Pike Run Man
Self
Ohio Bankers
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Loan Committee
Gails Store
Nelsonville, Ohio
Girl Scouts
Maijestic
Kay Francis William Boyd Conway Tearle
Goramaunt Gibor
Midnite Show Saturday Night “the Front Page
Quing
Ifa
Ford
Fred R. Beasley
Morrow
Eharn
Santerrea
Momd
Pastor’s Dept. Store
East End
Old Bon Tom Bidgville
Logan
Parker Bros. Music Company
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