Buchtel Boys Defeat Chauncey In Rivalry Tilt
Buchtel High beat Chauncey High 17 14 in a hard fought gym contest. Chauncey star Dau gherty led scorers while Buchtel girls beat Chauncey 25 14 in the second preliminary. Jeane Kirkendall led Buchtel girls with strong defense and scoring. Lineups follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel Boys
Chauncey
Blue Devil Girls
Buchtel High
Chauncey High Focal
Buchtel
Aggrega
Blue Devils
Theisen
Daugherty
Chauncey Girls
Buchtel Girls
James
Locke
Jeane Kirkendall
Chauncey Boys Gft
Hirercoo
McQueld
Tolliver
Sweaay
Chauncey Girl
Cunningham
Anca
Personal Notices From Athens and Columbus Gatherings
Personal mentions show several residents visiting kin and friends. Names include Gay Ervin Margaret An ders Erma Jones Nettie Keeton Esther Jones Wallace Gienn Joe Verity and Fred Brown Doral Wallace Don Davis family and guests C H Cox Frank Wallace T J Davis Will Tedrow Charlie Tedrow plus H H Iller and a pleasantville link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Ervin
Margaret Anders
Erma Jones
Nettie Keeton
Esther Jones
Athens
Wallace Gienn
Columbus
Joe Verity
Fred Brown
C. H. Cox
Doral Wallace
Ohio University
Frank Wallace
Don Davis
Bob
Ellen
T. J. Davis
H. H. Iller
Pleasantville
Will Tedrow
Crookeville
Charlies Tedrow
Fractured Arm Suffered by Nelsonville Boy Roller Skating
Gerald Jr Nelson aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Nelson suffered a fracture of the right arm above the wrist when he fell while roller skating Saturday Dr J L Webb reduced the fracture in Nelsonville on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gerald Jr
Gerald Nelson
J. L. Webb
Unemployed League to Meet at I O O F Hall
Nelsonville reports the next regular meeting of the Unemployed League will be held on Wednesday night February 21 at 7 oclock in the I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frances Willard Memorial Services Planned at Walnut Street
The W C T A Frances Willard Memorial services will be held at Mrs. George Evans home on Walnut Street Tuesday night at 7:30. Assisting hostess is Mrs. Bertha Barker. Devotional leader is Mrs. Charles Monks and the program is in charge of Mrs. Jesse Bryan.
Two Marriage Licenses Issued In Pomeroy Court
In Pomeroy on Saturday probate court issued two licenses. Sam Scarvey Jr. 31 of Smithers West Virginia and Ruth Cooper 29 of Syracuse were married. Paul Sisson 27 of Middleport and Mildred Nelson 17 of Langsville received licenses with Rev. H F Bolton named as officiating minister.
Local residents called to care for gravely ill Daniel Tracy
Pomeroy reports Mrs. John Schmitt of Columbus and W. A. Gilmore of Huntington visit Second Street home of Daniel Tracy’s daughter Mrs. Norma Goodwin as family gathers during his critical illness. Schmitt is Gilmore’s daughter and Tracy’s nephew.
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Pomeroy
John Schmitt
Columbus
W. A. Gilmore
Huntington
Daniel Tracy
Norma Goodwin
Second Street
Schmitt
Gilmore
Tracy
Long and Hoffner Visit Jackson Friends
Mr and Mrs W E Long and Mr and Mrs H P Hoffner of Pomeroy spent Sunday in Jackson with Cr Bauman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Long
H. P Hoffner
Pomeroy
Jackson
Cr. Bauman
Wood Wins Galveston Open Golf Title
Craig Wood Deal of New Jersey won the first prize of 400 in the Galveston open golf tournament. He shot 72 and 72 in the final 36 holes for a 200 total, two over par for 72 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
U.P
Craig Wood Deal
N. J
Wood
Funeral Rites Held for Thomas Auflick in Nelsonville
Funeral services were held at the Auflick home on Ashton Avenue with Rev. R F Strickler officiating. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Out of town mourners included several Columbus Marion Chauncey Haydenville and Nelsonville residents. About fifty members of Local Union No 3905 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thomas Auflick
Ashton Avenue
R F. Strickler
Church of Christ
Jesus
Greenlawn
Sam Culp
Paul
Robert
Earl
Howard Hensen
Columbus
William Wilson
Jo Ann
Marion
John Ley
Chauncey
Fred Morman
Gusta Bowersock
Wyskiver
Haydenville
Loudner
Grace Covert
Ella Roberts
Deanville
Pearl Glenn
Thomas Campbell
Morristown
Holiness Church to host Rev L R Roberts preaching
Oak Grove announces Rev L R Roberts district superintendent of Pilgrim Holiness Churches in Ohio will preach at the local Holiness Church Thursday night at 7 o clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
L. R. Roberts
West Carrolton
Pilgrim Holiness Churches
Ohio
Powell announce birth of son
Mr and Mrs James Powell announce the arrival of a son born Sunday February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Powell
Faithful Circle Bible Class Hosts February Meeting at Ed ith Heffkin Home
The Faithful Circle Bible Class held its monthly business session and Valentine party at Mrs. Edith Heffkin’s home with Mrs. Nellie Russell presiding. Prizes were awarded for Bible tests and traveling books as members shared devotions and games.
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Faithful Circle
Edith Heffkin
Nellie Russell
John Sharrick
Jean Russell
Betty
Henrietta Heffisn
Mabel Sisson
Eleanor Sharrick
Ira Evans
Garnet Blower
Beatrice Theisen
Boudinot
Cutler Willing Workers Club Meets At Totman Home
Cutler community notes report the Willing Workers Club meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Totman in Dunbar with a noon chicken dinner. Ill health and local visits are noted along with several family happenings and a funeral in Bethany.
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Willing Workers Club
Sherman Totman
Dunber
EB. J. Morris
Melba Gould
Rolland Linscott
Zanesville
Dale Worstell
Marietta
Verne Leyda
Rosa van Wormer
Harold Gilt
Martha Petty
Bethany
Myrtie Dunbar
Columbus
Henry Carothers
Ida Ford
Cutler School
Sharpsburg
University Hospital At
Methodist Choir Is Heard Sunday Night
In Nelsonville on February 19 about 50 Epworth League members gathered in league rooms for a session led by John Huddy with Dorothy Hannahs reading the scripture Finding Yourself In Life Miss Helen Shaw announced Don Martin will lead next Sunday The Epworthians then attended the evening service where the First Methodist Episcopal Lancaster choir of 29 vocalists directed by Prof Kenneth Keller performed a musical program praised by Rev H A Rothrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Hannahs
John Huddy
Helen Shaw
Don Martin
Epworthians
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Lancaster
Kenneth Keller
H. A. Rothrock
Local DUI arrests yield fines in Nelsonville court
Charles Deering of Buchtel pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars and costs with a six month driving suspension. Accompanied by Lillian McManaway of Nelsonville who admitted intoxication and paid five dollars and costs. James Naughton, Barney Hamill of Nelsonville, and Foster Keifer of Dorr Run also pleaded guilty to intoxication and each paid one dollar and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Deering
Buchtel
G. Holland
Lillian McManaway
Deering
James Naughton
Barney Hamill
Foster Keifer
Dorr Run
Oak Grove News Quilting Party Attended by Local Residents
Mrs. Simon Parson hosted a quilting party with attendees including Mrs. William Hartman, Mrs. Betty Foughty, Mrs. Jess Parson, Ruth and Celia Fough, and Mr. Vernon Cagg of near Connett. Arthur Hartman and Mrs. Hartman of Nelsonville visited the former's parents, William Hartman and wife. Irvin Howard, recently ill, is recovering. Wayne Bumgardner of York joined Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Wachenschwan for a Friday evening visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Parson
William Hartman
Betty Foughty
Jess Parson
Ruth and
Celia Fough
Vernon Cagg
Near Connett
Arthur Hartman
Nelsonville
Irvin Howard
Wayne Bumgardner
York
Charlies Wachenschwan
Happy Hollow P T A Plans Tuesday Evening Event
The Happy Hollow PTA hosts an entertainment Tuesday night at 7 30. Proceeds fund a sand table and clock for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hollow P. T. A
Miss Erma Jones Takes Amesville Teaching Post
Miss Erma Jones has accepted a position as teacher in the nursery schools at Amesville. She arrived yesterday to acquaint herself with her new duties and will assume them today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Jones
Amesville
Hitler and Hitlerism Discussed by D A R
Nelsonville Feb 19 Eliza beth Zane Dew Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met Feb 17 at Mrs L J Eberle home with hostesses Mrs W W Poston Mrs H McCulloch and Mrs H E Cranmer. Mrs W L Hudson gave a paper on Hitler and Hitlerism. Delegates chosen to state Mansfield and to national congress in April with alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. J. Eberle
W. W. Poston
H. McCulloch
H. E. Cranmer
America
Clara Margaret Galvin
W. L. Hudson
Mary Margaret Betts
Wilma Scott
M. P. Ohlinger
Gladys Whitlatch
Mansfield
L. D. Johnson
F. W. Poston
J. M. Hyde
Rainbow Class hosts Valentine party at Donley home
Seventeen members and one guest of the Rainbow Class of the Christian Church, taught by Mrs. H. Lane, held a Valentine party at Mrs. Edna Donley’s Franklin Street home. The evening featured a Valentine exchange and a potluck luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
The
Christian Church
8. Lane
Edna Donley
Franklin Street
Loyal Workers Class Meeting at M E Church
The Loyal Workers Class of the M E Church taught by Mrs. Charles Monks will meet Tuesday night with Mrs. Elizabeth Pidcock on Adams Street. Mrs. Nell O Dell and Mrs. Elizabeth Cheeseman assist. Members bring a letter or card for their capsule friend. Mrs. Pat Galvin leads devotions and Mrs. Mae Goss Johnson heads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Charles Monks
Elizabeth Pidcock
Adams Street
Nell O'Dell
Elizabeth Cheeseman
Pat Galvin
Mae Goss Johnson
Methodist Guild Meeting Moves to Mrs. Ogg Home
The Methodist Guild announced Sunday that the church meeting will be held Tuesday night at Mrs. Carlos Ogg's home 279 Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Guild
Carlos Ogg
Fort Street
Hospital Notes Sheltering Arms Weekly Report
The Sheltering Arms Hospital weekly report lists admitted patients G Cauly Albany surgical Merit Myself Athens surgical Carl Shaffer Chauncey surgical. Discharged Margaret A corn Youngstown Harry L Wise Athens John Marshall Millfield Mrs Henry Cameron Athens Arvilla Van Dyke Athens G Cauly Albany Merit Hysell Athens Carl Shaffer Chauncey. Convalescents C Beverage Athens Mrs Clarence Mul lene Chauncey Albert Buckley Mineral Mrs Grace Hunter Albany Kenneth Lands Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
G. Cauly
Albany
Surgical
Merit Myself
Athens
Carl Shaffer
Chauncey
Margaret Acorn
Youngstown
Harry L. Wise
John Marshall
Millfield
Henry Cameron
Arvilla van Dyke
Merit Hysell
C. P. Beverage
Clarence Mullene
Albert Buckley
Mineral
Grace Hunter
Kenneth Lands
Lodi PTA to Meet With Student-Arranged Program
The Lodi parent teacher association will meet Wednesday night at the school. The program has been arranged by the students and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lop Ff. T. A
Shade
Lodi
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles F Leeper Dies Marietta Leader and Former Mayor
Charles F Leeper an attorney and Republican leader and former mayor of Marietta died at his home Saturday night of acute uremia. He was in only a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Leeper
Marietta, D
Marietta
Not So Cold Here 78 Below in Maine
Marlette Covert, now in Augusta, Maine, writes from a textile mill town about a deep cold wave with unofficial readings from 18 to 60 below. A Presque Isle resident wires a Portland meteorologist saying it is 78 below and asking when it will warm up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Florida
Marlette Covert
Augusta
Marlette
B. M. Covert
North
Congress Street
New England
Bangor
Arrostook County
Presque Isle
Portland
Dorcas Class Meets at U B Church in Hollister
The Dorcas Class of the U B Church gathers at Anna Adams home with 14 members. Amanda Edwards leads scripture and prayer. A March program committee is named, and the group closes with The Old Rugged Cross. Next meeting sets for March 7 at Catharine Hodgson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Hodgson
Pearl Whitlatch Taken for Observation at St Francis
Mrs Pearl Whitlatch was taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus Saturday for observation after an ambulance trip from Glouster accompanied by her husband and a sister in law. The report notes a possible operation may follow based on medical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Pearl Whitlatch
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Mrs Grant Gilmore Dead at Pennsville
Mrs Grant Gilmore Sr of Pennsville Ohio died after 14 months of sleeping sickness. She leaves husband a daughter Blanche Dugan of Columbus a son Frank of Philo three brothers Elmer William Earl and three grandchildren. Funeral services were planned at the Gilmore home in Pennsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
C. B. Beverage
Athens
Grant Gilmore
Penneville
Ohio
Snow Falls Again To Start Present Week
A light snow covered Athens District streets after a brief relief from bad weather. The high reached 4 degrees, then fell to 20 below later, making roads icy and prompting the Service Department to lay ashes at busy traffic points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Service
Glouster Triumphs Over Hollister 38 17 in Big Friday Night
Glouster defeated Hollister 38 to 17 in a girls and boys game. Mrs Mary Howard 78 died Saturday at 5 30 pm at her son in law and daughter’s home in Hollister after months of illness. She leaves two children and two foster children with services set Tuesday at 2 pm at the U B Church Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Howard
John Waldeck
Fairview Avenue
Robert Howard
Hannah Allen
Barberton
Alfred Howard
U B
Hollister
Funeral rites for Mrs. K. T. Fierce held in Trimble
Funeral services for Mrs. K. T. Fierce, 41, were conducted at the Church of Christ in Trimble at 2 p.m. Burial followed in Nye Cemetery at Chauncey. She died Friday night at 11 after a lengthy illness. Survived by her parents and four children Wayne Fierce Vera Bolin Dorris and Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
K. T. Fierce
Church of Christ
Nye
Chauncey
Epworth League to Join Christian Endeavor Meeting
Jacksonville hosts a joint Epworth League and Christian Endeavor gathering Sunday at 6 30 in the M B E Church with readings music and a discussion on Getting Ready to Work The Rev Deeds leads a revival in Millfield and public invited Leaguers meet at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
U. B
M. BE
Deeds
Millfield
Pearl Wallace
Portsmouth
Mark McCune
Cincinnati
Florence McCune
McCune
Wallace
John Seckinger
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Glouster Tomcats Top Hollister In Saturday Clash
In Glouster on Saturday night the Glouster High Tomcats defeated Hollister High 38 to 17. The Glouster girls also beat Hollister 34 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High Tomcats
Hollister
Hollister High Basketeers
Glouster Girls
Hollister Girls
Davis announces Rae Eloise Davis to Robert R Miller
Jacksonville notice states Miss Rae Eloise Davis wed Robert R Miller of Akron Ohio on February 17 with Rev J G Deeds performing. The couple plans to make their home in Akron after a trip with family. Miller is a senior at Glouster High School and works for Snyder Trucking Company in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
R. E. Davis
Rae Eloise Davis
Robert R. Miller
Akron
Ohio
J. G. Deeds
R. EB. Davis
Courtney Pettit
Areien Davis
Miller
Glouster High School
Snyder Trucking Company
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J. R. Wade
Sweat Hollow
Ames Township
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Concord
Trimble Grange Halls
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Vaughn Earich
Cutler
Epworth League and Congregation
Oak Grove News
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Hitlerism
Bill Cook
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Dorcas
Pennsville
Howard
A. R. Woodgerd
Mre. Woodgerd
Parl
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Delia Johnston
Harry Vernon
Giouster
Hoy J
May Seckinger
Hollister Boys
Strohmeyer
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Higgins
Gilouster
Bethel
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