Founders Day Banquet Draws Boswell of Clubs
Fifty-nine members and guests attended the Business and Professional Women's Club Founders Day banquet at the American Legion Home in Nelsonville. Out-of-town representatives from Logan Athens Gallipolis Ironton Jackson Marietta McArthur Portsmouth Wellston attended as district clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club
American Legion
Ohio
Logan
Athens
Gallipolis
Ironton
Jackson
Marietta
McArthur
Portsmouth
Wellston
Nelle Dowler
Helen Shaw
Dowler
Phyllis Hastings
Ethel Beekman
Rowena Sprout
Eleanor A. Minister
Athens Club
Ethel M. Young
Marie Shafter
Lulu S. Beanie
Anna Logan
Marietta Club
Freda Smith
Helen Jackson
Kathryn Lee
Lillian Butts
Peggy Shater
Irma Wilson
Catherine Warehime
Treva Shaw
Frances Bennett
Janet Cope
Shirley Sayre
Confucius
Helen Sargent
Sigrid Love
Sophia Wachim
Ohio University
Syria
Miss Wachim
America
Maxine Hall
Blanche Moorehead
Margaret Johnson
Velma Shaw
Ada Hoskins
Florence Bort
Clara Stone
Margaret Lutz
Cora N. Brown
Georgia Hansel
Dessie Hanna
Hester Lee White
Connett Resident Fined After Petit Larceny Plea
Nelsonville and court records show Charles Bree Connett pleaded guilty to petit larceny in front of Mayor C. G. Dew on a Saturday arraignment. He paid a $20 fine plus costs after affidavit by Robert Clark tied to a stolen car case. Devices valued at $20 were recovered on Riverside street. Breeze confessed to Chief George Bateman and turned over stolen items.
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Nelsonville
Charles Bre*e Connett
C. G. Dew
Robert Clark
Riverside
Clark
Breeze
George Bateman
Group Is To Meet At Church Tonight
Nelsonville program notes a 6:30 p m potluck dinner in the Methodist Church social rooms after the final session of a six week School of Religion course. Rev Cecil Jones of Logan will be guest speaker as enrollments surpass prior winters.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Cecil Jones
Presbyterian Church
Logan
Nelsonville Revival Ends in Circleville
Rey Ben Awe completed a successful two weeks of revival services in Circleville, Ohio. He held nightly gatherings and drew local attendees, wrapping up the event with a final exhortation and praise.
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Nelsonville
Rey
Nelsonville Welfare Fund Aids School Children
The Nelsonville child welfare fund lacked shoes and clothing, prompting a separate shoe fund that is overdrawn. Four families asked for shoes in one day, with the year’s shoe fund totaling 71.24 dollars from PTA groups and individuals. Merchants' Association contributed 100 dollars to be used for further aid including tonsillectomy and medical care, while a charity ball on March 15 aims to raise additional funds.
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Nelsonville
PTA
Elks
Merchants’ Association
Masons Honor Sons On Father and Son Night
Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M will observe Father and Son Night at the Masonic Temple on Friday March 1 A dinner at 630 pm will be served by Eastern Star members followed by talks music and a social hour Tickets from Ralph Higgins Roy Sayre Elmer Siddle or C D Crawford Reservations due by Wednesday February 28 Masons urged to attend with their own or adopted son for the evening
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Ralph Higgins
Roy Sayre
Elmer Siddle
C. D. Crawford
Mrs. Della Pyle Dies at Doanville at 69
Nelsonville report states Mrs. Della Pyle 69 widow of Grant Pyle died Saturday at her Doanville home. Body to Stouts Funeral Home with services Tuesday at two conducted by Rev. Lloyd Evans. Survived by grandson Mac. only daughter Maud Weekly and her son were mentioned.
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Nelsonville
Della Pyle
Grant Pyle
Doanville
Stout
Lloyd Evans
Maud
Mac
Stanley Edwards Dies in Columbus
Funeral services were held for Stanley Edwards age 61 at the N S Cook Funeral Home in Columbus. Edwards a former Nelsonville railroad man died Thursday. He is survived by one daughter and two sisters, including Stella who worked at the Nelsonville Dry Goods Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
N. S. Cook Funeral Home
Columbus
Stanley Edwards
Edwards
Stella
Former Officer of Guard Dies in Celina
Nelsonville Garrett Howie reports the death of Dr. Frank Ayers at Celina on Saturday. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Celina. He is survived by his wife and twin sons. Dr. Ayers is remembered as Major Ayers, medical adviser to the National Guards during their Nel sonville posting years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Garrett Howie
Frank Ayers
Celina
Ayers
Major Ayers
National Guards
Kilpatrick Girls Hold Evening Practice at Nelsonville High
The Kilpatrick girls basketball team will practice tonight at 8 o clock in the Nelsonville high school gym. All players expected to compete this week should attend. The week includes games Tuesday at Logan Wednesday at Corning and Thursday at Columbus in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Kilpatrick
Logan
Corning
Columbus
Wilkesville Social Notes Highlights Local Events
Wilkesville residents host a busy social week with visits from David Valentine and Ruth of Marietta to care for ill aunt Lottie Kruskamp, a J E Stone ambulance transfer, and weekend trips by Katie Strong from Columbus. American Legion Auxiliary meeting with George Washington program, eye operation for Mrs Emery Johnson, injury to Worthy Shank from a wagon accident, a collision involving Herbert Vance near F A Wells, a successful Presbyterian supper raising about 22 dollars, James Mulholland welcoming a 10% pound daughter, and a well attended K of P Hall dance.
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Wilkesville
David Valentine
Ruth
Marietta
Lottie Kruskamp
J. E. Stone
Katie Strong
Columbus
Thomas Duffy
Beatrice Hartley
Dorothy Davis
Catharine Wells
Portsmouth
Forrest Davis
Benefit Party Planned by Junior Order in Nelsonville
The Junior Order will host a benefit party at the 10.0.F. Hall on Tuesday evening. Patrons are asked to bring their month end tickets.
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Nelsonville
F. Hall
Taxes on Alcohol in 1938 Draw Big Sums from English
In 1938 Englishmen paid 545 million dollars in taxes on alcoholic beverages. The figure reflects heavy state revenue from alcohol taxation during the era.
Swenson Funeral Held Saturday for Mrs. Swenson
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jo Swenson were held Saturday at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville with Rev C L Johnson presiding. She died February 18 in Prescott Arizona and was brought home by her husband for burial. The service included singing by local women and was followed by small services at Greenlawn and a gathering of out of town relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Jo Bowers Swenson
Church of Christ
C. L. Johnson
Wilson Avenue Church of Christ, Columbus
Don Bowers
Joe Barrows
Ralph Howe
Tillie Hall
Catherine Courtney
Frances Bennett
Miss Love
Nelsonville High School
Greenlawn
L. C. Butler
E. S. Monce
Forest
Arden Allyn
Kent
C. A. Malone
Charlies Malone
Frank Adams
Akron
Edward J. Swenson
Washington, D. C
Have Booklet To Aid in Pensions
Workers over 65 who have steady employment since the Social Security Act may qualify for monthly benefits as early as spring 1940 under old-age and survivors insurance. A free booklet explains how older workers may qualify and can be requested from Edward S. Broughton, manager, Social Security Board field office, Hickman Building, Nelsonville, Ohio. It also interests younger workers and families.
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Nelsonville
Edward S&s. Broughton
Social Security Board
Hickman
Ohio
PTA Hears Address on Founders Day at School Event
Large crowd attends Monday PTA meeting at the school with Mrs Nellie Spray presiding. A Founders Day talk and birthday fund gift are noted, plus a patriotic program, pupil performances, and a reception with cherry ice cream. Between 8 pm and midnight deemed best sleep hours per British scientist.
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Parent Teacher Association
Nellie Spray
Spray
PTA
Board of Education
Faye Lovett
Group Singing of America
Robert Eckols
Lehman
June Wilkinson
Washington
Lincoln
Rolland Harris
Valentine Land
Washington and
Betsy Ross
Susy
Valentine
Mesdames Mable Justice
Harriett Harris
Avanel Williams
Lizzie Dane
Adrian Dodds
Cripple Is Sent To County Home
Herbert Farrs, a homeless man with a broken neck, is committed to the County Infirmary after local officers fail to secure relatives in Eastern Ohio. A former Kimberly resident who recently lived in Cadiz, he had the broken vertebra since a stay there and must wear a brace. He returned toward New Straitsville, collapsed after crossing Mason City Hill, was found by a motorist and brought to City Hall before admission to the county home.
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Nelsonville
Herbert Farrs
Kimberly
Cadiz
New Straitsville
Mason City Hill
City Hall
Glouster Social Notes and Local Visits
Glouster church group met February 21 with 14 members and one new member Mrs Hazel Boudinot. A sewing club and several visits from residents and travelers were noted, with multiple guests staying over weekend in nearby communities.
Nelsonville Personal Visit Notes From Columbus Guests
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Malvern Rath and Mr and Mrs Paul Rath of Columbus who visited Mr and Mrs Harry Davis. Ellen Burnell stayed with her sister Mrs Leighton Aumiller in Columbus from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs Stuart Radford of Cincinnati visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Betts and later with her mother to see Miss Jean Betts in Marionette Hospital. John Perry Wood, staying with grandparents J W Wood, returned to resume studies after a Columbus visit during his grandmother's New York trip.
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Jim Palda
Cleveland
Robert Angle
John C. Jones
Lois
New Straitsville
C. W. Jones
Rockbridge
Logan
Evangelist
Harry Anguish
Otis Kinney
Wayne
David
Shawnee
O. L. Easley
Evelyn Ogg
Columbus
Merrill Ogg
L. E. Richardson
Frances Aber
Bessie Miller Rose
Howard Guinther
Bob Ochs
Grace Ochs
Malvern Rath
Paul Rath
Harry Davis
Ellen Burnell
Leighton Aumiller
Stuart Radford
Cincinnati
Frank Betts
Radford
Jean Betts
Marietta Hospital
John Perry Wood
J. W. Wood
New York
Glouster Group Plans Drive to Start a Bank
Citizens Real Estate Association discusses bank stock subscriptions in six district committees. Over half the needed funds pledged. six committees will survey the community and contact potential subscribers. Next meeting date to be decided after solicitations. meeting open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Citizens Real Estate Association
Sam Kleinman
A. M. Thomas
James Carey
Elmer Hartman
A. A. Gessell
C. F. Wallace
Joe Beshara
E. H.taylor
L. K. Heiskell
Dan Kovach
Gus Morris
Herman Atlas
L. E. Burnelle
al Craft
H. F. Kittle
Vern Lamborn
B. G. Goldberg
Trimble Church of Christ Progressive Class Meets
The Trimble Church of Christ Progressive Class met Thursday evening with devotionals and program led by Mrs. Edna Miner. Participants included Lewis Antle Blanche Antle Hazel Boudinot Helen Miner and Iris Pettit. President Vincent Bailey led the business session. Mrs. Eva Gooding Edna Miner and Nira Bailey served vegetable soup pickles pie coffee and candy to 26 members and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Missionary Society
Courtney Pettit
Braun St
Glouster
Gertrude Rainey
Hazel Boudinot
Edna Miner
McClellan
Christman
Pearl Christman
Ocie Sharp
Elsie Schoeman
Florence Miner
Mabel Danford
Eva Gooding
Wahneta Orme
Elma Kittle
Nira Bailey
Emma McClellan
Zoe Herrold
Iris Pettit
Mrs. Gooding
Trimble
Condition Is Grave for Fred Jonas
Fred Jonas of Fairlawn Avenue remains in critical condition after a recent stroke with no hope for recovery as stated this morning. Authorities reported his illness as severe and life threatening, prompting family and neighbors to monitor his progress closely.
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Glouster
Fred Jonas
Fairlawn Ave
Pythian Sisters Change Meeting Day in Buchtel
The Frances Willard Temple No. 151 in Buchtel has shifted its regular meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday evenings at 7 oclock.
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Buchtel
Glouster Bowlers Fall Short to Visiting Tracy Wells Quintet
Glouster locals edged by Tracy Wells of Columbus in a Sunday special. Travelers posted 1027 and 2883 totals led by Joe Wolf Jr 639 while Joe McAllister and Bryan Gormley each had 614. Don Sipe led visitors with 618 and Ernest Horcher 615.
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Glouster
Tracy Wells
Columbus
Earl
Ernest Horcher
Joe Wolf, Jr
Joe McAllister
Bryan Gormley
Don Sipe
Tracey Wells
Earl Horcher
D. Sipe
J. Horcher
H. Horcher
Ernie Horcher
Glouster Travelers
J. Wolf, Jr
J. McAllister
Jim Wolf
J. Johnston
B. Gormley
Miners To Meet in Glouster Wednesday
Idle Hocking miners are to meet at the Glouster mayor's office Wednesday evening at 7 30 to hear the committee report on the distribution of benefits. John Wycoff and William Morris are expected to be present to discuss the situation. Attendance is urged by those in charge.
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Glouster
John Wycoff
William Morris
Loyal Hollister church group to meet at school
Loyal workers of Hollister United Baptist Church will meet at Hollister school Tuesday evening at seven o’clock. A pot luck lunch is planned.
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Hollister Glouster
Hollister U. B
Hollister School
Tues
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