Nelsonville names public health nurse for city
Miss Ethel Walker was appointed public health nurse for Nelsonville for a one year term starting March 1. The appointment was approved by Mayor I. J. Eberle and Dr. Hubert Hyde after the health board meeting. Walker, a Nelsonville native, trained at White Cross hospital Columbus and earned a Chicago field nursing diploma. A state nurse will assist the first week of March. The health board meets Thursday night. In local sports, Nelsonville beat New Lexington 47 to 23 with Howell scoring 14 and Hudson 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ethel Walker
I. J. Eberle
Hubert Hyde
Health Board
Walker
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Chicago
Hocking County
Health Department
State Department
Home Talent Gives Program in Nelsonville
Nelsonville February 22 home talent program at the senior high auditorium drew good attendance and favorable reception. The glee club directed by Velma Young opened with mixed-voice numbers, boys’ selections, and girls’ pieces. Jack Martin or Donald Mc Laughlin then offered a twenty minute jazz demonstration with saxophone and piano. The Poston Singers directed by Charles E. Poston included Mrs Ralph Parks, Mrs L Morrell, Ralph Parks and Jack Bobo with quartet and solo pieces that drew strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Velma Young
Jack Martin
Donald McLaughlin
Poston Singers
Charles E. Poston
Ralph Parks
L. Morrell
Jack Bobo
Rotary Club Birthday Observed in Nelsonville
The Rotary International birthday was observed by the local club in Nelsonville on February 22. C. B. S. Mechem led the educational committee program. A brief history of Rotary’s founding and global growth was read, with regional summaries by P. C. Morris, Lloyd Evans, G. R. Robinson, Fred Johnson, Leonard Cooley, and C. H. Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rotary International
S. Mechem
Rotary
Chicago
North America
P. C. Morris
Europe
Lloyd Evans
South America
G. R. Robinson
Asia
Fred Johnson
Australia
New Zealand
Leonard Cooley
Africa
C. H. Bartlett
Methodist class 19 hosts gathering at Hoch home
Class No 19 of the Methodist church will be entertained tonight by Mrs Garrett Hoch and Miss Ethel Walker at the Hoch home 147 West Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Garrett Hoch
Ethel Walker
Hoch
West
Columbus Street
Postponed Pill Bottle Play Set for March 2
The Pill Bottle, announced to be given Wednesday evening at Hebbardsville by the Nelsonville Presbyterian church young people, has been postponed one week to March 2 due to bad traveling conditions.
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Nelsonville
Hebbardsville
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Local Visitors Dotted With Trip Notes In Ohio
Mr and Mrs Rollin Orahood and Goldie Biffle from Columbus visit as guests of the latter s parents. Mrs Ralph Calvert of Akron stays with her mother Mrs Flo Richards. Mrs Walter Floto from Steubenville visits her parents Mr and Mrs Vern Vorhes while Mr Floto attends a shoe convention in Columbus. Eph Stratton returns to Jacksonville Florida after weeks here. Charles Stratton and Leland Devore accompany him. Miss Irma Wilson and Fanny Mulligan spend the day in Columbus. Mrs R H Jackson visits Upper Sandusky today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Orahood
Goldie Biffle
Columbus
Ralph Calvert
Akron
Flo Richards
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Vern H. Vorhes
Floto
Eph Stratton
Jacksonville
Florida
Nelsonville Circle of Ruth to Elect Officers
The Circle of Ruth will hold a called meeting at the Presbyterian church parlors Wednesday at 6 45 pm to elect officers. A good attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Past Noble Grands Club Meets in Glouster
Thirteen members attended the Past Noble Grands club meeting at the O O F hall with Mrs Amanda Edwards hosting. Florence Vaughn presided, the gathering opened with The Battle Hymn of the Republic and the Lord's Prayer, readings on Washington were shared, next meeting set for March 3 hosted by Mrs Nellie Golding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Noble Grands’ Club
O. O. F. Hall
Amanda Edwards
Florence Vaughn
Washington
Nellie Golding
Miner injured at Oregon Ridge mine after drill incident
Victor Miller of Oregon Ridge sustained hip injuries while operating an electric drill in the mine about 9 o clock Monday night. Dr. von Scheele of Jacksonville treated him and said Miller will be unable to work for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
eFb
Victor Miller
Oregon Ridge
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Miller
Boy William Peugh Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
In Glouster Ohio six year old William Peugh, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Peugh, had an emergency appendectomy at Grant hospital in Columbus after a Sunday trip by Andrews and Wallace ambulance. He responded well and was recovering Monday with his mother by his side while his father returned home.
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Glouster
Grant Hospital
Columbus
William
Earl Peugh
Andrews and Wallace
Mr. Peugh
Mrs. Peugh
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Mrs Stitt’s Home
The Willing Workers class of the M. E. Sunday school will gather Thursday at 7 oclock at the home of Mrs J B Stitt on Spring Street in Glouster. All members are invited and especially urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. E. Sunday School
J. B. Stitt
Spring Street
Plans for the March 25 calendar social
A calendar social is planned for March 25 with organizers outlining activities and guest attendance. Details on location and schedule are to be announced by the committee.
Six-year-old Clemmons boy hurt by poisoning and appendicitis
A six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Clemmons from south of Redtown was rushed to St. Francis hospital in Columbus Sunday night in serious condition from stomach poisoning and appendicitis. He is to have surgery when his condition warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Clemmons
Redtown
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Local residents and visitors take short trips
Mr and Mrs C E Sweeney and two daughters Virginia and Joan and Mrs Dennison returned to their Akron home after a brief visit with Mrs Sweeneys parents Mr and Mrs L D McAfooes. Herman Atlas of the Atlas store is in Columbus on business. Miss Fannie Steel went to Dayton to visit her brother Enoch Steel. Herman Luckoff of Luckoff stores is spending ten days in New York City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sweeney
Virginia
Joan
Dennison
Akron
Reverend Kinney Officiates Slay and Campbell Wedding
The Rev. James H. Kinney of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church presided at the Wednesday wedding of Miss Lennie Slay and Albert Campbell. Campbell works for the Pierce-Butler-Pierce company. They will reside in Zanesville with their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Kinney
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Lennie Slay
Albert Campbell
Campbell
Pierce-Butler-Pierce Company
Mrs. Campbell
Zanesville
Lewis Ellsesser Buried in Cincinnati Cemetery
Lewis Ellsesser died at his Cincinnati home and was buried yesterday afternoon at West Union Street Cemetery. Rev. C. M. Coulter of First Methodist Church led the brief service at the cemetery chapel. The family was formerly married in Athens.
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Lewis Ellsesser
Cincinnati
West Union Street
C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
Athens
FLOCK OF SEVENS FAILS IN PURSE SNATCH CASE
In Columbus on February 22 a group defining itself as a gang of seven dusky youths led by Manual Junior Mitchell Henry Webster Nathaniel Pryor stands accused of purse snatching. The youths, described as seven named individuals, face legal action as authorities pursue charges.
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Columbus
Manual
Mitchell Henry Webster
Nathaniel Pryor
City Council Approves East State Street Paving Bid Call
The bi weekly meeting passed a second ordinance to repave East State Street with brick on concrete base or resurfacing with asphalt or amisite. Bids will be advertised. city pays 65 percent of costs, property owners 35 percent, for work between Court and Park streets.
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State Street
Court and
Park Streets
West Union Street
Court Street
South Cemetery
Factory
G. M. Romine
City Water Works
Fred H. Barnes
United States Iron Works, Inc
Joplin
Missouri
Missouri Company
Big Red to Meet Lancaster in Holiday Game
The Big Red quintet will travel to Lancaster for a holiday game against a strong local high school. Lancaster has beaten Zanesville Coshocton Mt. Vernon Logan and two Columbus schools this year. Logan defeated by 36 to 6. Team roster includes Cross Evans Hughes Brooks Border Sams Sprague Linscott Carmacheal Wolfe and Wetzel. Next Saturday Athens plays Logan at Logan before the Ohio university gym tournament March 11 and 12.
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Big Red
Lancaster
Fairfield County Boys
Cambridge
Zanesville
Coshocton
Mt. Vernon
Logan
Columbus
Cross
Evans
Hughes
Brooks
Border
Sams
Sprague
Linscott
Carmachael
Wolfe
Wetzel
Athens
Ohio University Gymnasium
Hi Y Porter speaker at Athens High Hi Club meeting
Porter, faculty advisor of Athens High School Hi Y Club, spoke at the second open meeting for all high school boys. Following his talk, the group held an open discussion on the life and ideals of George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Porter
Athens High School
Theatrical Magnate Rudolph Hynicka Dies in Florida
Rudolph K. Hynicka, a Cincinnati born political force and major theater magnate, died in St. Petersburg Florida on February 22. His career spanned decades in Ohio politics and show business influencing entertainment and civic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Fla
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Cincinnati
Ohio
Radio Reception Improves Across Networks in Athens Air
A late night radio roundup highlights Pablo Casal in Athens heard via WEAF with Barbara Maurel assisting. Strong reception from WEAF and many New York, Portland and Canadian stations. interference varied. Future listings include WEAF at 10:30 p m and multiple stations in concert and variety programs tonight.
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Pablo Casal
Athens
WEAF
Barbara Maurel
New York
Portland
WAIU
School of Journalism
WOS
WLW
WPG
Light Opera Company
CNRW
Orpheum Orchestra
WJZ
KDKA
KYW
WBZ
Shilkret
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
CNRM
McGill University
WSB
School of the Air
WLS
Haymakers
WGN
Paul Ash
WBBM
Gibson Orchestra
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings for Tuesday feature a WHRZ Springfield program with Pablo Casals and Barbara Maurel at 10 p m Eastern. WBAL Baltimore covers Boston vs Detroit hockey at 9:46 p m Eastern. WJZ hook ups include municipal band concert and grand opera group with stations W9dZ KDKA KYW at 9 p m Eastern.
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WEAF
Pablo Casals
Barbara Maurel
WHRZ
Springfield
Boston
Detroit
WBAL
Baltimore
Municipal Band
WJZ
W9dz
KDKA
KYW
WJZ Grand Opera Group
Tonight Radio Schedule Listings from Various Cities
A compiled list of radio programs and times across multiple stations including KDKA Pittsburgh WLW Cincinnati WJZ New York WEAF and more. Entries cover concerts operas talk shows dance music and orchestral broadcasts with times spanning from 6 p m to after midnight in several markets.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
WLW
Cincinnati
Castle Farm
WJZ
Mason Dixon Line
WEAO
Columbus
WPG
Atlantic City
WBBM
Chicago
Nighthawks
New York
KYW
Watu
Sam and Enry
WEAF
Bernie's
WLIB
Sinton Orchestra
Nelsonville Man Merkle Tripplett Dies at 27
Merkle Tripplett of Nelsonville died at his home from lung trouble. He was 27, son of Arthur Tripplett of Millfield, survived by his wife and twin sons. Funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Nelsonville residence with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. A Methodist Episcopal quilting day event is noted for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Merkle Tripplett
Arthur Tripplett
Millfield
Greenlawn
Mines Closed for Washington Birthday in Chauncey
Chauncey and nearby coal mines did not operate on Washingtons birthday though sixteen mines were active Monday. Operating pits included Chauncey mine No 25 New York Coal Chauncey Coal Jewetts Bailey Run No 6 Poston Consolidated 119 Millfield and L D Poston minenorth of the city Sugar Creek mine 210 sat idle due to a grievance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Washington
Chauncey and
New York Coal Company
Chauncey Coal Company
Jewetts
Bailey Run
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
Millfield
L. D. Poston
Sugar Creek
Homecoming planned by Red Men lodge and Pocahontas council
The Red Men lodge and Mazon Council 93, Degree of Pocahontas, announce a homecoming and celebration in Jacksonville on Thursday at 7:30 PM. The annual event includes a luncheon during the social hour after a planned program and entertainment. members are asked to bring a dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Red Men's Lodge
Mazon Council 93
Pocahontas
Jacksonville
Mazon Council
Woman Begging for Money Drops Purse in Chauncey
In Chauncey last week a shabby woman begging for bread and clothes dropped a concealed purse among busy street traffic. A traveling man gave a dollar after she asked for aid, while passersby offered coins totaling many dimes and quarters. The purse contained a twenty and various smaller bills.
Social notes Chauncey entertains guests at dinner
The Rev. and Mrs. V. Ablbrand entertained at dinner Tuesday at their High street home honoring Mrs. Myrtle Pidcock of Columbus and Mrs. Meria Chapman of Glouster.
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V. Ablbrand
High Street
Myrtle Pidcock
Columbus
Meria Chapman
Glouster
Birthday Dinner Honors Chauncey Area Host
Mrs. Olan White hosted a Sunday dinner at her Chauncey area home in honor of her husband’s forty sixth birthday. Sixteen guests attended the event.
CHAUNCEY PERSONALS EDWARD WADE IN HOSPITAL RETURN HOME
Edward Wade of Millfield recently had his appendix removed at Grant Hospital in Columbus and left the hospital yesterday. He is visiting his uncle Harry Kramer in Columbus and plans to return to Millfield later this week. Mrs Dennison and Mr and Mrs Sweeney with daughters Virginia and Joan are from Akron.
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Chauncey
Edward Wade
Millfield
Trant Hospital
Columbus
Harry Kramer
J. M. Dennison
Charles Sweeney
Virginia
Joan
Akron
Famous Physician Dr. Pierce and His Golden Medical Discovery
A Western Pennsylvania farm upbringing led a man to district teaching and medical college. He practiced in Pennsylvania oil country, then moved to Buffalo where his remedies gained wide sales. Dr. R V Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery praised as a tonic. over fifty million bottles sold. A trial tablet offer via the Dr Pierce Clinic in Buffalo.
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Pennsylvania
Medical
New Oil
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
U. S
Dr. Pierce
Illness Grips Local Families Across Chauncey Area
Mrs. Dennison and Mr. Sweeney's mother Mrs. L. D. Shields remains seriously ill at home on Mill Street with no reported improvement. Seymour Luékoff is seriously ill. Catherine Johnston, mother of Burg and Earl Johnston, held in Columbus with improved condition. George Williamson family and Jo Ann Bradfield with Charles Bradfield Jr. visited Middleport. Mrs. Tinklepaugh bedridden. Herman Luckoff spends a few days in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Williamson
Jo Ann
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Middleport
S. P. Tinklepaugh
Tinklepaugh
Herman Luckoff
New York City
Crippen Injured After Falling Through Skylight
H M Crippen, 76, sustained broken ribs and body bruises from a fall eleven feet through a skylight at his West Union Street building yesterday afternoon. He. with snow on the skylight, misjudged the opening location while repairing a leak. Fred Coffey aided Crippen. the incident follows another skylight fall at Athens Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Crippen
West
Union Street
Mr. Crippen
H. H. Brannon
Athens Lumber Company
Fred Cofffey
Crippen
West Union Street
Home treatment for gall stones praised across midwest
A long running trend praises Klax-Ko tablets as an inexpensive home remedy for gall stones, gall bladder trouble, and hepatic torpidity. Read reports claim dramatic relief across ages, especially middle age, with a testimonial from a man who avoided surgery after using the product. Consumers are urged to try Klax-Ko at their own risk with a pharmacist recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Cline
Ohio University Girls' Glee Club Presents Home Concert
The Ohio University Girls' Glee Club in Ewing Hall Auditorium performed a varied program before a receptive audience. Thirty six members sang with solos, a violin obligato, and a first year costume feature of seven silhouettes. The contest number A Snow Legend by Clokey drew special interest.
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Girls’ Glee Club
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Clokey
University Glee Club
Margaret A. Benedict
Glee Club
Irene Witham
Marianna Bing
Barbara Kantzer
Dorothy Drake
Helen Sweeney
Christine Brown
Rail traffic resumes between Portland and San Francisco
Rail service between Portland and San Francisco is expected to restart today after days of heavy rain that caused slides and bridge washouts. The Pacific Northwest remains cut off from the south as major highways flood, in what officials call the worst Southern Oregon storm in three decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
U.P
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Delinquency case ends with suspended jail for Cecil Morgan
Cecil Morgan of Glouster pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a 14 year old girl in the juvenile court Monday. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and given ten days in jail, suspended upon payment of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Morgan
Glousiér
Eealae
Morgan
Distribution of 1 t shares in national bank estate granted
A petition for distribution of 1 t shares of stock in the National Bank held by the estate of Amy Cornell was granted by the state court to Dorothea H. Stewas as administratrix. The stock will go to the administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Naional
Amy Cornell
Dorothea H. Stewas
Satura
Estate seeks $900 payment from Wells estate
Lydia A. Meley administratrix applies for a $900 payment from the estate of J Wells. The probate court grants the application conditionally, stating funds must be available after other claims are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J "Ck Wells
Lydia A. Meley
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New Lexington High School
Scarlet and Gray
Howell
Hudson
Rotary Club
S. O. O. F. Hall
Miner
Rebakahs
Rebekah
Marcellite Lodge
Slay-Campbell
Lewis Elisesser
Council
East State Street
E. C. Woodworth
City Park Commission
Athens County Fairgrounds
Park Commission
Fairfield County
Heermann
Ford-Glenn
WSAT
Dugan
Melody Boys
WTAM
Winto Orchestra
Army Band
Mitchell Brothers
Shilkrets’ Orchestra
W4jz
Astor Dance Orchestra
Triplett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Red Men
Pocahontas Lodges
Social Notes
Ladies’ Aid
Pharmacy CC
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey, Ohio
Virginia Riddle
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Hall
Rome
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Heatrola
First National Bank
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