Scout Troop Plans Discussed by Eagles Lodge Nelsonville
Members of the Eagles' Lodge new Scout Troop Committee in Nelsonville, led by Scoutmaster A. M. White, meet Thursday night at lodge rooms to discuss organizing a new troop. G. E. Ashwill, field executive of the Hock-Hocking District, will preside and outline organizing methods and objectives.
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Nelsonville
The
Eagles’ Lodge
A. M. White
G. E. Ashwill
Hock-Hocking
Hypnotist Galvani Set to Perform in Nelsonville in March
Nelsonville will host hypnotist Galvani sponsored by the American Legion. The veteran entertainer plans a two hour show for the public with date to be announced later.
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Nelsonville
Galvani
American Legion
Nelsonville GT Club Dines In Honor Of Hostess Birthday
Mrs. Freda Powell hosted the GT Club gathering with 13 members and one guest present. A large birthday cake graced the table before a 6:30 dinner, followed by bridge after the meal.
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Nelsonville
Freda Powell
GT Club
Bridge
Columbus Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Edith Stiers Mrs Henry McCulloch Miss Irma Wilson and Mrs Thomas Wilson spent Tuesday in Columbus. Mrs Frank Bonifield and two children Carmichael Pa visited the Johnsons in Columbus. Mrs Inez Courtney Kathrine Courtney and Miss Sigrid Love were Columbus visitors Tuesday. Mrs Elizabeth Butt left for Rock Island Al after visiting sister Mrs Allen Riley.
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Edith Stiers
Henry McCulloch
Irma Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Columbus
Frank Bonifield
Carmichael
A. B. Johnson
Inez Courtney
Catherine Courtney
Sigrid Love
Elizabeth Butt
Rock Island
Allen Riley
Helen Jackson Hosts Bridge Club Night
Mrs Frank Bonifield of Carmichael Pennsylvania was the sole guest Wednesday evening as Miss Helen Jackson entertained the bridge club Members Miss Charlotte Acker, Mrs George Rose and Mrs Corwin Cookson posted high scores.
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Frank Bonifield
Carmichael, Pa
Helen Jackson
Charlotte Acker
George Rose
Corwin Cookson
Mardi Gras Trip For Mr and Mrs Wallace Glenn and Mr and Mrs William Brooks
Mr and Mrs Wallace Glenn and Mr and Mrs William Brooks left Monday by motor to attend the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. They will reside in a trailer Glenn bought about a year ago and prepared for the journey.
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Wallace Glenn
William Brooks
New Orleans
Mr. Glenn
Stork Shower Honoring Mrs Thomas Kelly Held at Mill Street Home
Twenty friends of Mrs Thomas Kelly also known as Frances Barron entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Wendell Howell on Mill Street. A refreshment course was enjoyed.
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Thomas Kelly
Frances Barron
Wendell Howell
Mill St
Forest Rose Club Sewing Evening at Poplar Street
Mrs. Burl Wallace hosted the Forest Rose Club on Poplar Street Friday night. Members present included Mrs. Ben Raybould Mrs. Mary Brown Mrs. Clarence Green Mrs. Nelle Dowler Mrs. Alice Wyskiver Haydenville and Miss Margaret Clark Middleport. Mrs. Myrtle Linscott attended as a guest of the club.
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Burl Wallace
Poplar Street
Forest Rose Club
Ben Raybould
Mary Brown
Clarence Green
Nelle Dowler
Alice Wyskiver
Haydenville
Margaret Clark
Middleport
Myrtle Linscott
Anna Mae Allen Birthday Party Held at Home
Mrs. Paul Allen hosted a surprise party Monday for her daughter Anna Mae's 14th birthday. Seventeen girls enjoyed contests and games as red white and blue decor and refreshments complemented the celebration. Each guest received a candy hatchet favor along with birthday cake topped by a small red candle.
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Paul Allen
Anna Mae
Millers To Entertain Prayer Meeting Friday
Nelsonville the Kings Men of the Church of Christ will host a prayer meeting Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs William Miller Back Street Eph Allen to lead the gathering. Participants will assemble at seven p m.
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Nelsonville
King’s Men
The
Church of Christ
William Miller
Back Street
Eph Allen
Zaleski Social Notes Report Valentine Party and Visits
An elementary school Valentine party drew 44 students and six teachers, with rooms in red and white. Several residents and guests from Columbus, McArthur, and Wilmington visited family here, and an illness outbreak of sore throats is noted in Zaleski.
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Zaleski
Elizabeth Martin
Walter Watkins
Hamden
McArthur
Jimmy Jayjohn
CCC
Wilmington
Minnie Jayjohn
Othella
Lucile McKibben
Columbus
Luther McKibben
Ruth Davis
Murray City
Helen McKibben
Blanche Steele
Plan Grange Meeting in Vinton Hall
VINTON The Huntington Grange will hold its next meeting Saturday evening with a program. Mrs. Dumolt plans to open a restaurant later this week in the Glenn building on Jackson Mt. Mrs. Margaret Neighborgall moved from Holzer Hospital Sunday to her daughter’s home near Danville.
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George Lantz
Columbus
Josie Stobbs
Harry
Ruth Forester
Levi Palmer
Henry Lemon
Nelsonville
Lemon
Fred Blankenship
R. B. Hansel
Logan
Orla Fickle
Webb Summit
Chas. Strain
Margaret Mills
Albert Hite
Pythian
K. of P. Hall
George Allaway
Millersport
Anne Blankenship
Gertrude Mills
Helen Strain
Mrs. Blankenship
Blues
Reds
Effie Fargo
Kenneth
John Love
Helen Quickle
Gallipolis
Frank Quickle
R. H. Bobo
Cincinnati
Curt Colwell
Mary Ward
Mitchel Webb
Ewington
S. Newton Riese
Everette Evans
Lexington
John Newton
Maurice Warren
Florace McClure
Maine Street
Joe Mathews
Industrial Development Association To Meet
NELSONVILLE The Industrial Development Association will meet Friday night at 7 30 in the Buckeye Building. Several important questions are to be considered and interested persons are asked to attend.
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Nelsonville
Industrial Development Association
Buckeye
Daughters of America Sponsor Benefit Party in Nelsonville
Daughters of America host a regular benefit party at the I O O F Hall in Nelsonville Friday night at 8 o clock. Patrons are asked to bring their February tickets.
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Nelsonville—Daughters of America
I. O. OO. F. Hall
Grass Run-Side Hill: Child Breaks Arm After Fall
A three year old girl from Grass Run-Side Hill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Wood, broke an arm after a fall on the family farm bought last fall from W L Glaze. Local social notes mention PTA and Style Show attendance and several visiting relatives and neighbors.
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Clifford Wood
Martin’s Ferry
W. L. Glaze
Marion McClure
Carl
Earl Gardner
Langsville
PTA
Rutland High School
Don L. Wood
Patrick, Pomeroy
O. E. Bratton
Norman Will
William Nicholson
Race Davis
Columbus
Milton Bosworth
Canook
Montana
Samuel Bolin
Athens
G. O. Will
Churches of Christ
Rutland
Eleanor Taylor
F. W. Winn
Claude Dulaney
Dexter
A. E. Plummer
Young and Son
Lancaster
G. O
Essie Tuckerman
Wolfpen
Margaret Amos
Bloomfield
Homer Lee
Harrisonville
C. F. Anderson
Earl Brown
Pomeroy
Martha
Fraziersburg
James Nicholson
Ronald
Perry Brown
Alma Brown
Syracuse Personal Mention Highlights Local Socials
Syracuse notes list funeral attendance for O. O. McIntyre in Gallipolis with Karr and Carson relatives. Local visits include Miss Charlene Watts in Syracuse and trips by Dana Winebrenner and others from Pomeroy, Columbus, and Steubenville. Church events at Asbury M E feature Rev Joseph Morgan and a Ladies Aid potluck.
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Syracuse
Irving Karr
Marcia Karr
Frank Carson
Pomeroy
O. O. McIntyre
Gallipolis
L. C. Watts
Charlene Watts
Rio Grande
Frank Winebrenner
Guy Gorby
Grandmother Gorby
Mary Calkins
Marjorie Moore
Emerson Ward
Columbus
Dale Winebrenner
Steubenville
Margaret Houdashelt
Minersville
William Houdashelt
Elmer Compton
D. B. Williams
Joseph Morgan
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Asbury M. E. Church
Charles Nease
Road Material Graft Alleged (Continued from Page 1)
The committee showed highway department records indicating bids on Stark County projects were steered to a state wide hot mix contractor group. Contracts were re advertised with higher estimates after initial low bids. Clinton County and Marietta District bids followed similar patterns amid graft questions. Metzenbaum stressed repeated attempts to obtain desired bidders. Willkie offered to testify regarding the inquiry into 1934 campaign contributions connected to the probe.
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Highway Department
Metzenbaum
Stark County
Clinton County
Marietta Division
Spark
Metcalf
Marietta
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth & Southern Corporation
New York
Bradley
Willkie
Davey
Jones Funeral Held At Holiness Church
Funeral services for Sylvester Jones were held Monday at 2 PM at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Nelsonville. The pastor Rev. B A Awe led the service with assistant pastors Rev. D C Shearer and Rev. C M Brown of Marion. Hymns were sung by Mrs. John Farrow Mrs. Bernard Inman and Walter Primmer with accompaniment by Mrs. Walter Primmer. Interment followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Sylvester Jones
Pilgrim Holiness Church
B. A. Awe
D. C. Shearer
C. M. Brown
Marion
John Farrow
Bernard Inman
Walter Primmer
Greenlawn Cemetery
Booster Club Plans Benefit Bridge Friday
Nelsonville band boosters meet Friday evening at 7 30 in the high school band room to finalize plans for a benefit bridge party. The event will be held Friday March 4 at the Legion Building to raise funds for band uniforms.
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Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
Legion
Annual Father and Son Banquet in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports the annual Father and Son banquet tonight at the Masonic Temple at 6 30 with a musical program to follow.
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Nelsonville
Masonic Temple
Sketches Life of George Washington at Rotary Club
E. G. Cliffton of the high school faculty sketched a brief life portrait of George Washington at the Rotary Club meeting Tuesday evening. The talk touched on Washingtons foreign policy of avoiding entangling alliances in light of current world events. Visitors from Athens and Logan were present.
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Nelsonville
George Washington
E. G. Cliffton
Rotary Club
Washington
Athens
Logan
Highway Dept Employes Meet Friday Evening
A meeting for all state highway department employees in York Township is scheduled for Friday at 7 30 in the Buckeye Building. All employees are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Dept
York Township
Buckeye
Reverend Goodman Heads Home for Visit to Alliance Family
Rev. Goodman departed early today to spend several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goodman, at their Alliance home.
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Nelsonville
Daughters of America Sponsor Friday Benefit Night
Nelsonville notices a weekly benefit party sponsored by the D of A in the I O O F Hall on Friday at 8 pm. Patrons are asked to bring their February tickets.
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Athens Messenger
Col Fa
Bet Ste
Scott
Don Sanders
Carl Mcecombs
Harold Hoch
Carl McGambs
America
Brooks Franks
Arvilla Kisor
Mr. Washburn
Supt
E. J. Arnold
Leroy Murphy
Imogene Sayers
Londa Pollock
Marilyn Shafer
Louise Straits
Alice Richardson
Harry Westfall
Bernard Carter
John Collins
Victor Nelson
Anna Mae Allen
Mary Tennihill
Mary Thomas
Betsy Ross
Emily Sharp
Margaret Warren
Bob Smith
Percy Oakley
Mary Jane Howe
Bob Jack
Ruth Galvin
Martha Pergrin
Elizabeth Shafer
Virginia l Lanning
Nelsonville Social Briefs
Nelsonville Briefs
Miss Jackson
Mrs. Kelly
Marla
AY BU
Heary Davis
Fonda
Oman
Hunter Amita Louise
Donald Crisp
Jomund Goulding
Max Steiner
Warner Bros
Pathe News
Masse
Zurich
Ontario
Canada
Maurice
Papa Masse
New Straitsville
Alberta Nixon
John Evans
Patsy Renkert
Aphael Nixon
Novella Whitner
George Davis
Edith Jones
Edward St. Clair
Harley
Ruth
Helen
Joan
Wilma St. Clair
R. E. Nixon
Nixon
John Shuttleworth
Annabelle Lanning
Dave Shuttleworth
Jessie Orndorf
Myrtle Wallace
Jessie Stubbs
Mabel Courtney
Greendale
James Richardson
Kentucky
Timothy
Plan Grange
Vinton Hall
Mrs. Young
Broadwell Ladies Aid
Broadwell
Ladies Aid
Ralph Young
William Bartoe
Lathrop
Perl Keirns
Charlotte Lee
Amesville
John Young
Frank Parsons
Albert Ogg
Wallace Ogg
Sharpsburg
George Smith
Flossie Nice
Cutler
Preston
J. D. Adamson
Davis Stores
Glouster
Pt. Pleasant
Rayon
V Anderson
D. of A
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