Ohio on Verge of Industrial Boom Warns Rotary Leader
Nelsonville Rotary heard William A. Mills of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce warn that Ohio risks progress if it adopts restrictive measures. He cited potential tax or pension plans as hindrances and urged businessmen to study current legislative proposals affecting industry and employment in the state.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Rotary Club
William A. Mills
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Lent Service Opens Lent With Ash Wednesday Theme
Lenten service of the Church of Christ begins at 7 o clock tonight in Nelsonville with the theme The Cross in Ashes. Rev Lawrence Crawford Butler delivers the meditation and the choir assists in a fitting manner. The Lenten Call invites all to attend across the city.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Lawrence Crawford Butler
Universal Church
Greyhounds Aim for Win Against Logan Thursday
Nelsonville Greyhounds travel to Logan to face the improved Chieftains in a SECAA game. A win would give Nelsonville a second league victory in eight starts after last Saturday's win over Ames-Bern. The Logan squad is riding momentum after an overtime upset of Pomeroy. Nelsonville reserves seek revenge in the prelim.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Logan
Logan Chieftains
Scarlet and Gray
Ames-Bern
Logan Cagers
Hounds
Chieftains
Pomeroy
Logan “Papooses
AFL and Ohio Officials Clash Over Labor Act Reforms
The speaker noted AFL and state business leaders share concerns about the National Labor Relations Act and its amendments. The Ohio Commerce body urges waiting for a permanent federal form before any state law. Mills praised Governor Bricker for cutting state expenses and urged broader local relief funding participation.
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American Federation of Labor
AFL
Ohio Commerce Body
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Mills
Past Exalted Rulers' Night At Nelsonville Elks Ceremony
Six past exalted rulers of Nelsonville lodge of Elks joined in exemplification of the ritual during a ceremonial session on Tuesday night. The event, titled Past Exalted Rulers' Night, drew strong attendance despite bad weather. John E. Johnson led the session with officers assisting after dinner. James Sharp led as esteemed leading knight, a role he previously held in 1900 when the lodge was founded.
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Nelsonville
Lodge of Elks
John E. Johnson
James Sharp
Phil Ong
A. L. Pritchard
L. R. Kelch
John Reed
Nelsonville Lodge
World Day of Prayer Observed Friday in Nelsonville
Friday at 2 o clock the World Day of Prayer will be observed by Church of Christ and city churches uniting. All women in the city are urged to attend this service. At 8 o clock this evening in the church parlors the Senior Young People of the Church of Christ will hold a George Washington Party with Paulette Davis in charge of recreation and Arlene Betts in charge of refreshments.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Paulette Davis
Arlene Betts
Church of
Rev. Butler Installed as Christ Church Pastor in Nelsonville
The Rev Lawrence Crawford Butler will be installed as minister of the Church of Christ in Nelsonville this Sunday February 26 at 2 30 pm. The service includes readings prayers and music with several pastors participating and greetings from the Chauncey church. Butler was named pastor about two weeks ago following an installation address by the Rev Neil Crawford of Athens.
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Butler
Christ Church
Nelsonville
Neil Crawford
Church of Christ
Athens
Lawrence Crawford Butler
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Albert Selbee
Independent Holiness Church
W. P. Clark
M. E. Church
B. A. Awe
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Crawford
Jesus
Delbert Morman
Eagles Plan To Enlarge Lodge Quarters In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles discuss enlarging their lodge due to rapid membership growth. A special meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 pm to consider four plans including a full third story, a 32 foot rear addition, moving the bar to create a ballroom, or expanding the lodge room to 41 by 41 feet. Attendance has fluctuated around 100, with three new applications received.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
M. L. Brown
Fred Wildes Dies in Akron
Nelsonville friends report the death of 55 year old Fred Wildes of Akron at his home Monday. Born in Nelsonville he moved to Akron 13 years ago with his family and leaves a wife four children his mother two sisters and many friends. One son George is dead. Funeral services will be held in Akron Thursday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Fred Wildes
Akron
Mr. Wildes
George
Combined school music program set for Monday evening
Gallipolis announces a vocal and instrumental concert by Washington School students under Miss Elizabeth Shough and A Jord Bayless. The program includes many named vocal pieces and performers with instrumental selections to be announced soon. The event will occur in the Washington School music room on Monday evening.
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Gallipolis
Elizabeth Shough
A. Jord Bayless
Washington School
Carl C. Byers
Katherine Dale
Alice Jean Bush
Betty Jo Camp
Tom Kelton
Nancy Leaper
Louise Evans
Edwin Oliver
Matilda Hall
Eloise Clark
Harp of
Country
Chester Sealey
Eileen Aroon
Rose Riggs
Eleanor Lanthorn
Donald Judy
Mr. Bayless
Native of Gallia Is Dead in Columbus
Mrs. Mabel G Spain, 60, a Columbus workhouse matron for six years, died at St. Francis Hospital after two months illness. She lived at 2390 Neil Ave and was born in Gallipolis. Survived by four sisters Nora Beck, Laura Davis, Bert Rose, Earl Parish and two brothers Luther Beck and Frank Beck. Funeral in Holy Name Church with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Columbus
Mabel G Spain
St. Francis Hospital
Neil Ave
Spain
Gallipolis
Nora Beck
Laura Davis
Bert Rose
Earl Parish
Oneonta
N. J
Luther E. Beck
Oranges Flourish In McAllen One Acre Orchard
McAllen Texas orchardist George Chapapas reports Mrs H F Ferry’s 24 year old one acre orange orchard yielded 64 000 pounds in the last season. Chapapas calls the crop a record for the size.
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Mccallen
Tex
George Chapapas
H. F. Ferry
McAllen
Chapapas
Freda Frazier Weds John Sayers in Buchtel Church
Nelsonville social notes report Miss Freda Lucille Frazier daughter of Mr and Mrs Irwin Frazier Logan Route 2 became the bride of John Sayers in St Patrick Church Buchtel Tuesday morning February 21 at 6 am. They will honeymoon in California then reside at Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Freda Lucille Frazier
Irwin Frazier
Logan
John Sayers
St. Patrick
Buchtel
Floyd Mason
Jennie Monkey
Harve Sayers
Regina Whyte
California
Spelling Bee Held at Carpenter and Community Events
About 25 attended the Carpenter spelling bee conducted by Miss Hildred Steward in the Columbia Auditorium on Thursday. Winners were Mr. W. S. Swett and Mr. Leo Dudgeon. A surprise party honored Miss Joan Starkey for her seventh birthday with guests including Miss Betty Hacker and others. Numerous local visits and events follow, including school visits, theater in Athens, and family gatherings.
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Carpenter
Hildred Steward
Columbia Auditorium
W. S. Swett
Leo Dudgeon
Joan Starkey
Betty Hacker
Bea Howery
Freda Rawlings
Alta Dudgeon
Claire Dudgeon
Dyesville
Phillips
Turner
Columbus
Wayne
Wesley Allen Ogdin
Bernice McCall
Lancaster
J. L. Rawlings
Gallipolis
Mina Curry
Anna Elizabeth Turner
Home Council
Dale Williams
Mont Cain
Harrisonville
Verlin Howery
Archie Tewksbury
Athens
W. E. Reeves
Carrie Morrison
Martha Mace
Granville Lyons
G. J. Tewksbury
Frank Gibson
Magnetic Springs
Millie Starkey
H. E. Starkey
Herman Throckmorton
Isabell Robinson
Class Is Entertained At Mt. Union Home
A Mt. Union community page notes 29 attended Sunday School last Sunday. Golden Circle met at the Harley Carr home with Mrs. Clara Nicholson in charge. Several local families are listed as guests and visitors during the period.
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Mt. Union
Golden Circle
Harley Carr
Clara Nicholson
M. A. Nicholson
Grace Carr
Rosalie King
Collie Clark
Eliza Jordan
Carr
Don L. Wood
Pat. Pomeroy
George Wood
Garrold Minor
Dexter
Jack Clark
Harrisonville
M. A
Cheshire social briefs reflect church, family, and community life
Cheshire notes cover multiple gatherings including Woman's Home Missionary Society at the parsonage with 18 attendees and a Mrs Briggs Kirby shower, Men's Brotherhood fish fry at the Baptist church with Rev H A Rothrock as guest speaker, and a Valentine party for Home Guards. Several visits and visits to relatives are listed along with illness of Josie Swisher and Ivan Grover.
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Cheshire — Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Cheshire Charge
J. H. Starcher
Clara Ward
Louise Roush
Briggs Kirby
Milton Musgrave
Men's Brotherhood of the Baptist Church
H. A. Rothrock
Heath M. FE
Middleport
H. N. Snider
Ladies Aid Society
F. W. Butcher
Vivian Kirby
Rosanna Fowler
Rio Grande
Ruth Childers
Cleveland
Thomas Ragan
Gallipolis
Lester Glassburn
Ruby Cremeans
Lloyd Roush
Wilbur Swisher
Corning
Wesley Webb
Marietta
C. L. Vangilder
Cora D. Webb
Pomeroy
Vangilder
Lawrence County
Beulah
Ironton
District Oes
Snider
Ryger Ladies Aid Society
C. B. Rife
Wesley Scott
Roger
Dorothy Rupe
Donna
Elza Scott
Josie Swisher
Ivan Grover
Jacksonville Club Meets at Kalt Home
The Past Noble Grands Club met Friday evening at Mrs. William Kalt's home with Elec ta Grimm presiding. Contests awarded to Electa Grimm Alyce Phillips and Phena Householder. luncheon served by the hostess with daughter Leona Nicholas assisting. March gathering to be at Mrs. Martha Kloh in Trimble.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
William Kalt
Electa Grimm
Alyce Phillips
Phena Householder
Leona Nicholas
Trimble
Martha Kloh
John Gillette
Ralph M. Hoisington
John Lauser
June
Inez
George Edinger
William Tippie
Clyde
Pearl Anderson
Ruth
Ulysseus Gillette
Dolores Leasure
Charles Anderson
Gillette
M. E. Church
Gertrude Taylor
Epworth
M. E
Nelsonville
R. S. Lawrence
Geraldine Hoisington
Jane Cox
Virginia Hartley
George Burdiss
William Mandrell
James Davis
Pauline Gillespie
Millfield
Lena Safreed
Columbus
Charles Bruce
James Talbert Jr
Helen Talbert
Ida South
Kimberly Ossman Pleads Guilty in Mayor’s Court
John Ossman of Nelsonville and Kimberly pleaded guilty to intoxication in the mayor C. G. Dew court. He was fined five dollars and court costs.
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Nelsonville
John Ossman
Kimberly
C. G. Dew
Peterson's Ointment Ad Says Pimples Relief
A vintage ad urges readers to avoid scratching and squeezing pimples and promotes Peterson's Ointment for quick relief. It claims the product improves skin appearance and offers money back if not delighting the customer. The ointment also soothes irritated feet and cracked toes for 36 cents.
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Peterson
Andy
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Orland Gandee
Arthur Newton
Joe Barrows
Everett Ward
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Charles Hoce
Harry Matheny
Dewey Whyte
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Alma Kruger
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Jo Pagone
Mary Maguire
Roger Livesey
Peter Coke
Jack Donohue and
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20Th Century
Phil Harris
Jesse
James
Mn Technicolor
Power Fonda
Kelly Fame Oe
Gallia
Ministerial Association of
Clyde Fisher
Jackson St
Margaret Jane
Frank Johnson
John Fisher
Franklin St
Nelsonville Social Notes
Emmett Preston
University Hospital
Cincinnati
Irene McDowell
Cincinnati Presbytery
Harry Cox
William Burnell
Faithful Workers
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Beatrice Barber
George Evans
Fred Wilde
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