Greyhounds Set to Meet Athens Bulldogs Friday Night
Nelsonville prepares for a Southeastern Ohio League showdown with Athens after a 16 to 15 comeback win over Logan. Both teams chase second place as coaches shuffle lineups with Owens and Voight among the key players, while the Greyhounds seek a two game win streak over the Bulldogs.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Nelsonite Greyhounds
Athens Bulldogs
Marietta Orange and Black
Bulldogs
Greyhounds
McKinley
Yantis
Severson
Whipple
Marietta
Stacy Or
Oxley
Speiser and
Fields
Spaulding
Owens
Creyhounds
Hallett
Staiter
Voight
Greyhound
Dezo
Hall
Shafer
Minner
Life of Lincoln topic highlighted by Nelsonville mayor
Nelsonville February event features Mayor J W Hickman detailing Abraham Lincoln as a pacifist who used force to keep the country intact. He contrasts Lincoln with Washington and Roosevelt, notes his humanitarian acts and wartime burdens, and cites observed sadness on his face. Eighty four attended with choir and piano pieces.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Roosevelt
Hickman
Lemuel Cline
Happy Hollow
Lfe
John Calvin
Vesper Coakley
Audrey Bean
Rachel Kathern Coakley
Webster Poston
Helen Sargent
Ernest Hoskins
Ralph Parks
Charles FE. Poston
Betty Sayre
Helen Shaw
Editor Evans to speak on Patriotism at Nelsonville dinner
Edward A. Evans editor of The Columbus Citizen will address a patriotic dinner at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church on Thursday at 6 pm. The talk titled Patriotism a Present Need marks the Two Hundredth Anniversary of Washington's birthday. Thirty-five young people will sit at the speaker's table and tickets are sold by group leaders. The event is open to the public.
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Nelsonville
Edward A. ‘Evans
Columbus Citizen
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Evans
Scripps- Howard
America
Washington
Pospichel Family Guests Visit Columbus Hosts
Mr and Mrs Clarence Pospichel and their son, along with Bernard Pospichel of Columbus, were guests at the end of the week of Mr and Mrs Albert Pospichel.
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Clarence Pospichel
Bernard Pospichel
Columbus
Albert Pospichel
Barber Funeral To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Gail Galvin Barber 87 who died Monday at Cherrington Hospital Logan will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Barber residence East Columbus Street with Rev. Lloyd Evans of the First Presbyterian Church officiating Burial is set for Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Gail Galvin Barber
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Barber
East Columbus Street
Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Three Funerals Held Monday and Today
Funeral services for W. M. Hall aged 67 of Connett were held today at 10:00 a m in the Connett Church with Rev Wachenschwang officiating. Burial followed in Connett Cemetery and the survivor list includes several children. Janie Joan infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Galentin Jr was buried in Carbon Hill Cemetery on Monday.
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Nelsonville
W. M. Hall
Connett
Connett Church
Wachenschwang
Janie Joan
George Galentin Jr
Carbon Hill
Funeral services for Lorenzo Manning
Funeral services for ten month old Lorenzo Manning son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Manning were held Monday with Rev Mingus officiating Burial followed at Greenlawn The parents have three other children remaining to them
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Lorenzo Manning
Virgil Manning
Mingus
Greenlawn
Columbus Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs James Beard spend several days in Columbus with relatives Mr and Mrs Carl Fowler Mr and Mrs Earl Wilt guests of Miss Mayme Kep lar Edith Beagle returns to Columbus after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Beagle Mrs Frank Mitchell and daughter Myrtle and two granddaughters from Athens visit sister Mrs Frank Bean Mrs Sam Starkey attends W C T U meeting at Mrs Hamiltons Chauncey today
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Carl Fowler
Earl Wilt
Columbus
Mayme Keplar
Edith Beagle
George Beagle
Frank Mitchell
Myrtle
Athens
Frank Bean
Sam Starkey
Chauncey
Hamilton
Correction in PTA captains for Buchtel meeting
The Sunday Messenger reports an error in naming district captains for parent aid drives. Mrs. Will Wright should be listed instead of Mrs. Roy Wright as feeder program coordinator for the Buchtel school children effort.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Buchtel
Sunday Messenger
Will Wright
Roy Wright
Benefit minstrel show planned at I O O F Opera House
Murray City announces a benefit minstrel at the I O O F Opera House Wednesday to aid emergency relief. The Logan show will be replicated here with heavy advance ticket sales indicating an overflow crowd and a small admission price.
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Murray City
I. O. O. F. Opera House
Logan
American Legion
Bible School Class Plans Bake Sale Fundraiser
Mrs S S Steenrod and Miss Ade Ray hosted the Business Girls Class of the Christian Church Bible School at W Washington Street. President Mrs Helen Verity Henry led a business session, plan discussion, and a bake sale set for Saturday Feb 27.
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S. S. Steenrod
Mias Adeline Ray
Bible School Department
The
Christian Church
W. Washington Street
Helen Verity Henry
Margaret Johnson
Walter Wilson
Mae Linton
Verna Hand
Louise Ray
Loa Hartley
Central School Teachers Meet on Mental Hygiene Topic
February meeting at the Central Building heard talks on Mental Hygiene of the Classroom Teacher by Miss Ruth Kelch with assistance from Miss Margaret Jones Miss Elizabeth Linton Miss Fisher Jones and Miss Margaret Johnson. Miss Beatrice Barber spoke on Teaching Children to Appreciate Music Literature and Art with Miss Marguerite Cook contributing to the discussion.
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Eithel Jones
Beatrice Barber
Marguerite Cook
Ruth Kelch
Kelch
Margaret Jones
Elizabeth Linton
Fisher Jones
Margaret Johnson
Benefit card party announced for Glenford Dugan post auxiliary
Bridge and euchre will be played at the benefit card party to be held Wednesday night at the American Legion Home by the ladies of the auxiliary to the Glenford Dugan post. The play will begin at o oclock. The public is invited.
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American Legion
Ladies of the Auxiliary
Glenford Dugan
Colonial Tea Postponed By Daughters of the American Revolution
The Colonial Tea hosted by the Daughters of the American Revolution at the home of Mrs. J. M. Hyde on Saturday afternoon has been postponed.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Dinner announced by Ladies Aid Society division two
The Division No 2 of the Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church announces a forthcoming dinner event. Details on date location and menu were not fully readable in the clipping.
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The
Ladies Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Church Social Serves Owl and Chicken Dinner
A social room event at the church held Thursday night at 6 15 features a baked owl and chicken dinner. A program follows the dinner and tickets are sold by the ladies of the division group.
Stewardship meeting held by Presbyterian women
The Presbyterian Church women held their third annual Stewardship meeting on Friday with an all day session led by Stewardship secretary Mrs. John Saltz. The program featured a devotional service titled We Are Not Your Own and a series of talks on Ownership Trusteeship Worship Partnership and related readings and songs by Mrs. N Hill Mrs. Elizabeth Tedrow Miss Louise Shafer and others.
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The
Presbyterian Church
John Saltz
Owership
Over Ninety Drivers Club Formed by Three Aged motorists
RAND RAPIDS Mich Feb Three men formed the Over Ninety Drivers Club of America led by 102 year old Thomas Gordon of this city. Also joining were 91 year old William F. Stone of Eldorado Kansas and 92 year old William C Lyman of Ottawa Kansas. All passed driving tests with no accidents and continue to drive regularly. Membership is open to any driver over 20.
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Club of America
Thomas Gordon
William FE. Stone
Eldorado
Kan
William C. Lyman
Ottawa
Rand Rapids
Mich
Gordon
Florida
Texas
New Mexico
Lyman
Stone
Unique Club
William F. Stone
William CC. Lyman
World Day of Prayer Service Notes
A potluck dinner was served at noon after the gathering. The group adjourned to attend the World's Day of Prayer Service at the M. E. Church.
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M. BE
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Members for International News
Mrs Walter Wolf and Mrs Martin Oblinger hosted the Cosmopolitan Club gathering at 446 Poplar Street on Friday night. Twenty five members attended with Miss Nellie Reuter of Columbus as a guest. Lydia Johnson received a lifetime membership and a gift for her birthday. Mrs John Herrold gave the presentation speech. Papers covered Uncole Sam's Business with Central America Balboa and His Discovery and William Walker the Filibuster of Central America. A social hour and luncheon followed.
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Walter Wolf
Martin Oblinger
Cosmopolitan Club
Poplar Street
Nellie Reuter
Columbus
Lydia Johnson
Valentine
John Herrold
Uncole
Sam
Central America
Elizabeth Tedrow
Balboa
Wolfe
William Walker
Clarence Butts
Lewis Vaughn Celebrates Elev Enth Birthday With Friends
Lewis Vaughn marked his elev nth birthday on Saturday with a party at his parents' home on Myers Street. Guests enjoyed contests, a Valentine luncheon, and singing the birthday song before an outing to the Majestic theater. Attendees included Jean Betts Shirley Knight Helen Stratton Betty Erick Betty Snackenberg Floretta Sommers Maxine Midkiff June Huffman Margaret Dezso Louise Duskey Sam Howe Ralph Woodard Charles Parks Don Sanders Charles Levering Sidney Cook.
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Lewis Vaughn
Isaac Vaughn
Myers Street
Valentine
Majestic Theater
Jean Betts
Shirley Knight
Helen Stratton
Betty Erick
Betty Snackenberg
Miners Meet At Nelsonville Voices Against Operators Policy
Captain Percy Tetlow attacked coal operators policy adopted in 1927 as cruel and disastrous. He warned the present crisis has evolved over years and could drive the industry to ruin. He noted coal employs 490000 to 600000 men in the bituminous division and is the nation’s chief basic fuel.
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Percy Tetlow
Results and More Results Single Room Wanted
A Messenger Want Ad helps a student locate a private room in one day. In Athens about 100 rooms for rent are listed and ads reach over 11,000 prospects. A 15 word ad costs 30 cents for one day. Call Vial 0243 for Athens Nelsonville or Logan listings.
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Messenger
Athens
Athens Vial
Nelsonville
Logan
Coal Industry Seeks Wage Reform Amid Strike Buzz
Captain Tetlow outlines a history from 1898 to 1930 of unionization and wage scales in the coal sector. He notes labor costs dominate production and warns wage cuts won't revive consumption. David Watkins calls for united UMW action as meetings are announced for the week.
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David Watkins
United Mire Workers
Hall
Nelsofsville
Bomb Protest at St Peter's Basilica Signals Church State Pact
A nonlethal bomb found and exploded at St Peter's Basilica is viewed as a protest against church state conciliation rather than an attempt on the pope. It was discovered during nightly Vatican inspections and placed in a Vatican fountain. Premier Mussolini met the Pope on Thursday during the reconciliation effort.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
Pius XI
St. Peter’a
Vatican
Benito Mussolini
Former cashier faces charges in Marion bank cash misapplication
Henry W. Hane, former foyer cashier of Marion National Bank, is charged with misapplication of funds. Authorities say about 90 000 was diverted and he was arrested in Columbus, to be turned over to federal authorities in Toledo. The bank closed a week after his disappearance in December.
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Marion
Henry W. Hane
Fane
Henry B. Hane
Richland Trust Opens After Closure with Early Deposit
Richland Trust Company in Manassipld, February 16, reports $4,000 in deposits on its first day of operation. Officials say the bank reopened after a run caused its November closure, signaling renewed confidence in the institution.
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Manssipld
Richland Trust Company
All Bran Health Booster Claims Cited by Kellogg
Kellogg’s Alt-Bran is promoted as aiding digestion by adding bulk to stools and toning the intestinal tract with Vitamin B. Claims include relief from constipation, improved energy, and iron content comparable to beef liver, with usage guidance and cautions to consult a doctor if relief is not achieved.
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All Grocers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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