Nelsonville Benefit Game Aids Local Children
Nelsonville High School hosts a charity basketball doubleheader on Tuesday February 27 at 7 30 pm. The Scar let and Gray varsity faces a team of former stars to raise funds for the local lunch program and support the upcoming district tournament. Notable players include Hump Campbell Blake Mechem Meade Whyte Paul Hudson and Wockle Howell with others such as Harry Kelley Watson Wolfe Connie Crawford Earl Hilleary Debbie Silcott Paul Whyte Bill Watkins Bob Hall and Tom Sheppard.
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Nelsonville
Scarlet and Gray
N” Association
Berean Bible Class Plans Red and Blue Contest
Nelsonville reports the Berean Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet Sunday at 9 AM to divide the class for entry into the Red and Blue contest for new members and attendance. The contest runs from next Sunday through the last Sunday in May with losers banqueting the winners.
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Nelsonville
Berean Bible Class
Church of Christ
Virgil Davis to Speak at Eagles Lodge Meeting
Virgil Davis of Athens will headline a special Eagles lodge gathering in Nelsonville tonight as state vice president. All members are urged to attend with emphasis on new members. Robert Green, membership chair, also speaks amid lunch and refreshments.
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Nelsonville
Virgil Davis
Athens
Eagles Club
Robert Green
Seek Household Goods For Mrs Anna Kern
Mrs Anna Kern of District 29 lost all household goods in a recent fire. She needs furnishings including two beds and bed clothing. Interested citizens may contact Mrs Kern at 173 Shepherd St Nelsonville for donations.
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Nelsonville
Anna Kern
Covert Ice Team Wins Calmly in Nelsonville Showdown
Covert ice men edged Thomas Clover Farm of Lancaster 39 35 at the high school gym to claim their 14th win. Whyte and Watkins each scored 13 points to lead Covert while C Thomas had 9 for Lancaster.
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Nelsonville
Coverts
Thomas Clover
Lancaster
Kers
Whyte and
Watkins
C. Thomas
Kilpatrick Girls
Platts Sohio
Plains
Covert Bakers
Meade Whyte
Edward Schoonover Dies at Athens Hospital
Nelsonville Edward Schoonover aged 43 died Thursday at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after a two week stay. He is survived by wife Bertha daughter Rosetella and multiple stepchildren and siblings. Funeral services set for Sunday at Deanville residence with burial at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Edward Schoonover
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Bertha
Rosetella
Marguerite
Marie Huntley
Leora Auflick
Robert
George Huntley
Charles
Evansville
Ind
John
Pataskala
George
Floodwood
Edward
Deanville
Goldie Doxsey
Columbus
Greenlawn
Trimble Village OKs bonds to pay old debts
Council passes emergency ordinance authorizing bonds of 1200 dollars to fund delinquent taxes and notes owed by Trimble Ohio prior to 1939. Bonds in 200 dollar installments mature 1942 to 1947 with four percent interest, using a direct tax levy to sustain the bond retirement fund.
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Trimble
Ohio
Department of Taxation
State of
Athena County
Laraven
Eugene Hammond
M. F. Christman
Mrs. Jasmine Kouri, Nelsonville Resident, Dies at 82
Mrs. Jasmine Kouri age 82 longtime Nelsonville resident died Thursday afternoon at St. Anthony's Hospital Columbus from pneumonia complications after illness since January. Born in Syria she came to America in 1897 later joining her son George in Dayton then Nelsonville in 1904. She leaves son George in Nelsonville, daughter in Syria, sister in Syria and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with services likely at St. Andrews Church Monday.
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Nelsonville
Jasmine Kouri
George Kouri
Kouri
W. Columbus St
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
St. Andrews Church
Kilpatrick Girls Top Marshfield in Rough Regional Clash
Kilpatrick girls defeated New Marshfield 26 to 15 in Nelsonville Thursday night to run their season record to nine wins. Margie Beverage scored 13 to lead both teams, while Norman added seven and Dor is Cook left the game after a first quarter injury. A total of 28 fouls were called, with Kilpatrick charged for only six. Fultz led New Marshfield with eight points as Bridge and Golf added five and two.
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Nelsonville
Kilpatrick Girls
New Marshfield Girls
Margie Beverage
Norman
Connors
Cope
Doris Cook
Cook
Kilpatricks
Fultz
New Marshfield
Tickets requested for Nelsonville benefit party
Patrons must bring monthly tickets to the benefit party tonight at 7 30 p m staged at St Andrews Parish Hall in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
St. Andrews Parish
Lodger Fires Jail Bed With Cigaret
A transient lodger at the Nelsonville jail caused smoke in a cell block when a cigarette he had smoked before sleeping ignited a bed. Patrolman Charles Thompson found the room filled with a strong odor as three other inmates slept soundly.
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Nelsonville
City Hall
Charles Thompson
Nelsonville Elks Dance and Social Events
Nelsonville Elks sponsor a club dance at the Elks club Saturday night February 24 with a buffet lunch and dancing starting at 9. Mrs Edward Sharp and daughters Josephine and Emily will be in Columbus for a luncheon at the University Club hosted by Miss Janet French with Josephine as guest of honor. The G T Club meets tonight at seven at Miss Thelma Hutchins home. Mrs R W Bateman hosted a surprise dinner honoring her husband with guests including Mrs Robert Bateman and numerous Bateman family members.
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Nelsonville Elks
Edward Sharp
Josephine
Emily
Columbus
Janet French
University Club
G. T
Thelma Hutchins
R. W. Bateman
Robert Bateman
George Dowler
Jane Bateman
B. A. Awe
George Garner
Mary Jane Bateman
Jane Garver
Juanita Brown
Robert Marsie
Leland
Paul Bateman
Bowling results and local notices from Glouster and Nelsonville
Glouster Maxwell Garage won two of three against A P and Wolf Bowling Alleys matched the same record over L A Faires. City League saw Luckoff beat Union Lunch two of three. Local Union No 146 to meet Feb 26. Carl Lanning fined $10 for intoxication. Nelsonville High Class of 1930 to meet at Fairy Terfs lay to attend funeral of Mrs Knothole or in the crotch of a Jo Bowers Swensen tree.
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Glouster
Maxwell Garage
A&p
Wolf
L. A. Faires
Jack Zimmer
Jim Wolf
George Wolf
Luckoff
Union Lunch
Lance Trainer
Joe McAllister
Joe Beshara
Nelsonville
United Shoe Workers of America
K. of P. Hall
Carl Lanning
C. G. Dew
Nelsonville High School
Church of Christ
Mary Knothole
Jo Bowers Swensen
Relief groups urge higher county welfare funds in Athens County
Representatives of the Unemployed League and Workers Alliance in Athens County adopt four resolutions at a Monday night meeting in Athens calling for WPA supervisors to be paid hourly, full enforcement of the state relief law, and a raise of the weekly poor relief to 2 dollars per adult and 1 dollar per child. They also seek introduction of the Wallace food stamp plan in Athens County and send copies to Roosevelt and Harrington.
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Nelsonville
Unemployed League
Workers Alliance of
Athens
Chauncey
the Plains
Glouster
Athens County
Court House
WPA
Roosevelt
Harrington
Ohio
Charles Sherwood
Rose
Ereas
Henry Wallace
Edgar Slater
Roy Bricker
John Savage
Charles Cochran
Lott Bricker
John Southard
Arthur McNutt
George McBride
Clarence Langel
Cash Tedrow
Fred Hashman
Sylvester Davis
Stanley Dupler
Everett McNabb
Henry Windle
Founders Day PTA Celebration at Trimble Grade School
Trimble PTA Grade School marked the National PTA 43rd anniversary with a Tuesday program. Mrs. Marie Antle was chosen as PTA delegate to the Southeast District Congress in Logan on March 20. The event featured a humorous sketch, a play, candle lighting on a birthday cake, a Lincoln Day reading, and a social hour for 27 attendees. The next meeting is set for March 19.
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Visits and Bridge Club
Miss Bernarda Danford and Miss Mary Jane Morris arrived from Oxford to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Danford in Trimble. Morris is a junior and Danford a sophomore at Western College, both Glouster graduates. Trimble’s Wednesday Evening Bridge Club met at Mrs. Esta Haskins with prizes for Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Vaughn, and high guest award to Mrs. Ella Morrison. A February red and white refreshments theme complemented the event hosted by Mrs. Haskins and daughter Ann.
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Glouster
Bernarda Danford
Mary Jane Morris
Oxford
Miss Danford
C. F. Danford
Trimble
Danford
Morris
Western College
Miss Morris
D. P. Morris
Glouster Church
Esta Haskins
Marie Antle
Connie Brown
Merle Danford
Glen Hughes
Georgia Sayre
Edythe Vaughn
Florence Morrison
Nellie Linscott
Ella Morrison
Bess Sayre
Medrith Jarvis
Brown
Vaughn
Miss Ann
Methodist meeting set for Saturday at 2 p m
GLOUSTER King’s Heralds of the Methodist Church will meet Saturday at 2 p m at the home of Barbara Dunlevy.
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Glouster
King’s Heralds of the Methodist Church
Barbara Dunlevy
Miners in Glouster Area Seek Places at Kimberly
About fifty miners from Glouster Trimble and Jacksonville met to discuss moving idle Hocking miners to the Kimberly Mine. Union officials said the Kimberly local blocked actions while $300 in a special check-off had been distributed to Hocking miners. A committee was named to meet with Kimbery and Hocking officials at The Plains next Thursday to report back.
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Glouster
Kimberly
Trimble
Jacksonville
William Morris
Miners Union
Frank Butts
Hocking
Charles Walton
Ed Steveson
George Vermatin
John Wycoff
Hocking and Kimberly
the Plains
J-T High School Plans Annual Spring Frolic
The finance committee of J-T High School met to plan the Spring Frolic on March 15 in the high school gymnasium. Proceeds from carnival concessions will buy chairs for the music and commercial departments and support auditorium programs and meetings.
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Glouster
J-T High School
Reverend Elsén to Preach in Jacksonville and Nearby
Rev. Samuel Elsén announces services at Jacksonville M E Church at nine o clock and at Trimble and Chauncey on Sunday February 25 with eight thirty nine o clock start times.
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Jacksonville
Samuel Elsén
Jacksonville M. E
Trimble
Chauncey
Benefit in Nelsonville D of A Hall Tonight
Give Benefit Nelsonville D of A will hold an event tonight at 7 45 in the I C C F Hall. Patrons are asked to bring their monthly tickets.
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Nelsonville
D. of A
1.C.C.F
Glouster Churches Schedule Services and Sermons
Revival services begin March 3 at the Methodist Church through March 17. Easter events include Good Friday, sunrise Easter, and baptisms. Feb 25 schedule lists 9 30 Sunday School, 10 30 morning worship, Epworth League at 6, evening service at 7 with themes. Church of Christ holds Bible School at 9, worship at 10 with sermon What Is a Christian. Choir rehearsal at 2 30 for Easter, CE societies meet at 4, evening sermon Come and See at 7. Reverend Martin hosts reception for new members.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Boroff
John S. Blower
M. M. LeFavor
Epworth League
Church of Christ
Max Martin
Delmar Gladden
Ruth Cohn
Glouster School
C. E
Martin
Orville Crowder
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Church of Christ At
Mount Washington
Crowder
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