Sectional Tourney Opens at Nelsonville Friday
Draw for the Class B Sectional Tournament to be held here Friday March 3 and 4 with teams from several counties. Clarksburg and Stewart headline a slate of first round matchups as Haydenville Glouster City and McArthur draw opening rounds. Remainder of schedule lists Furnace Jacksonville Trimble Plaine and Chauncey with games set for Friday and Monday. An injury report notes Mrs. Rema was hospitalized after an operation and will return tomorrow.
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Nville
Gurney
Crooks
Crooksville
Stewart
Vns
Jakeonville-Trimble
Chauncey
Haydenville
Glouster
City
McArthur
Clarksburg
Furnace
Perry County
Jacksonville-Trimble
Rosstions
Chain
the Plaine
Stewart-Clarksburg
Ville
Hocking County
Jacksonville-Trimton
Junction
Uacey
Columbus
Mil
Mercy Hosbus
Greyhounds Fall Short Against Pomeroy Panthers
In Nelsonville on February 27 the Greyhounds led by five senior lettermen put up a strong battle but dropped the final league game 45 to 23 to Crow and the Pomeroy Panthers. Crow and Dye fueled the home team with steady scoring while Greenfield McClain faces a tough claw next season.
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Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Fighting Greyhounds
Greyhounds
Galvin
Shafer
Minner
Voight
Simon
Crow
Tip Dye
Panther
Dye
Panthers
Julian Yantis
Bobby Stalter
Greyhound
Greenfield McClain
Opening of Warren Funeral Home Draws Local Crowd
Nelsonville on Feb 27 saw a formal opening of the Warren Funeral Home at 8 East Washington Street. Visitors toured the facility from noon to 10 p m. A new chapel organ electric living apparatus and modern cement features impressed guests with roses snapdragons and artificial palms decorating the rooms. Souvenirs were given to departing visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Warren Funeral
East Washington Street
Dry Spell Broken Eight Drunk Cases Heard by Mayor
Nelsonville police court heard eight intoxication cases before Mayor J. W. Hickman, a record since the downturn in mood. Sapp, Spray, Johnson, France, and Barber faced fines or jail. Jolly faced dual charges for intoxication and malicious property destruction after a cell door hinge was broken. Seven arrests were by Patrolman James Cope.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Harry Sapp
Edward Spray
George Johnson
Jyan France
Earl Barber
Sapp
Clifford Pickett
Kimberly
John Stanley
Carbondale
Frank Jolly
Jolly
James Cope
Presbyterian Young People Hold February Meeting
Seven five responded to roll call at the Presbyterian Young People meeting in Nelsonville. A group of young women sang Follow the Gleam. Attendees included Margaret Galvin Mary Jo Heffner Helen Weltzheimer William Weltzheimer Tom Wolfe Louise Rice and others with 18 girls and five boys in attendance.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian
Jack Heffner
Lloyd Evans
Martha Sheppard
Margaret Galvin
Mary Jo Heffner
Helen Weltzheimer
William Weltzheimer
Tom Wolfe
Louise Rice
Florence Wood
Mary Frances Groves
C. H. Bartlett
Miss McDowell
Evans
Knox
Mary Jo Haffner
Clifford Linton
Peggy Whitmore
Weekend social notes feature visits from Ohio residents
Misses Mary Sharp and Ruth Hyde spent Saturday in Columbus. They were joined home by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tedrow who were here Sunday. Mt. Vernon Ohio couple Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Edgell and children stayed with Mrs. Thomas Mulligan. Leighton Aumiller and son Dick with Lowell Burnell from Columbus visited Will Burnell. Ohio State dental student Louis Leaman weekended with his parents here. T. J. Smith family and Fanny Mulligan traveled to Oxford Sunday for the death of cousin L. E. Willis, who has been seen in the city. L. R. Powell and family visited Newark Sunday with sister-in-law Mrs. Bernard Hilfinger who is seriously ill. Ester Crabtree, Chester Hanrahs and Julian Yantis returned from Xenia after officiating the Montgomery County basketball tournament.
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Mary Sharp
Ruth Hyde
Columbus
Frank Tedrow
W. B. Edgell
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Thomas Mulligan
Leighton Aumiller
Lowell Burnell
Will Burnell
Louis Leaman
Ohio State University
T. J. Smith
Rosemary
Fanny Mulligan
Oxford
L. E. Willis
Willis
L. R. Powell
Neward
Bernard Hilfinger
Ester Crabtree
Chester Hanrahs
Julian Yantis
Xenia
Montgomery County
The attempted car theft near Ohio University Campus
Dwight H. Rutherford reports his car was driven away by Amos Hayburn after a Saturday night attempt to steal it. Rutherford and Carl Beckley stopped the thief with their vehicles and overpowered him. Hayburn was jailed in Ath ens City Jail and to be arraigned before Mayor R. S. Wood on automobile theft charges.
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Dwight H. Rutherford
East State Street
Amos Hayburn
Chauncey
Athens City
Rutherford
Carl Beckley
Beckley
Hayburn
Ohio University
R. S. Wood
Kiwanis Club Bridge Winners Announced
Athens Kiwanis Club announces winners of its fourth bridge session led by Earl Beckley. In Section 1 North South Don Peden and Russ Finsterwald top with 78 points while East West leaders are Mrs Russ Firaterwald and Mrs J A Palmer with 74 percent. Section 2 leaders are James Biddle and Earl Beckley with TM points. East West leaders are Mrs E C Bibbee and Mrs Ben Covert with 62 points. Auction division leaders are Mike Collins Jr and William Collins Sr with 16 1/2 points, second place Mike Edith Bertram and Mrs Lawrence Dupler with 16 points.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Earl Beckley
Don Peden
Russ Finsterwald
Russ Firaterwald
J. A. Palmer
James Biddle
Direct Action Grows as Nebraska Farmers Rally on Legislature
Nebraskans plan a mass march on the state legislature to press farm demands amid widespread mobilization. Farmers sign up for the Madison County plan, seeking to shield homes from foreclosures and evictions as protests and settlements unfold across the corn belt.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Congress
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Nebraska Farmers
Holiday Association
Madison County
Creston
Platte Center
Madison County Plan of Organization
Notice of Public Sale in Bankruptcy Case Richard son
Public sale of real estate in Athens County Ohio in the Clyde A Richardson bankruptcy case to be held March 11 1933 at 1 PM at the court house front door Athens Ohio. Property includes 50 acres part of Section 1 Town 6 Range 12 with appurtenant road uses and a 20 foot road easement to River road. Appraised at 1000 terms cash. L G Worstell trustee.
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District Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Clyde A. Richardson
George B. Bitzer
Chillicothe
Court House
Athens
Ohio
Rome Township
Athens County
State of Ohio
Ohio Company
Guy A. Richardson
Lewis Richardson
L. G. Worstell
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Sroul
Clarksoe
James
Warren Funeral Home
Issulkeed
Lewis Powell
Gladys Starkey Simington
Grant Hospital
Carl Starkey
Sam Starkey
Cathleen
Wradis
Ieeer
Roger
Mills Brothers
Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Nebraska Farmere
Lenxengton
Lexington
Theresa von Bonn
Miles
Elgin
Committee of Action
Alfred Williams
Columbia
Lief Dahl
South Maekota
New York
Collumbdia University
Honore
Mundison County
Growing Farmers’ Holiday Organization
Mere
Fen
Sust Costner
B. J. Reynolds Tobscco Company
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