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Local ads and notices from Nelsonville area seek an experienced representation. The fragment references society and locals coverage and a telephone number 422-4 for contact.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1931
Page
3
Local ads and notices from Nelsonville area seek an experienced representation. The fragment references society and locals coverage and a telephone number 422-4 for contact.
Relief Work Has Been Organized by an agency of the Rey Scout Welfare Relief Service aiding 136 persons. W L Hudson executive director and W O D Mender field director. R J Smith and Frank Meuer deputy field directors. Fernard Powell keeps records. At present only clothing for bars is paid. many items needed and donations encouraged from Isville residents. volunteers will collect donated garments in clean condition for distribution.
In the third annual election led by President Mender the Fellowship Class chose Bil Ye Hai Ray as vice president and Betts secretary with Ronnie Sterning as treasurer. Norman Hall, Clyde Rey, Charles Talton and others were named to committees for future programs and social events.
New York January reports urge 256000 Girl Scouts to cooperate with relief agencies during the national emergency. President Mrs. Frederick Edey says 6600 troops will continue practical community service and contribute to the relief effort. She cites Dr. Lit Nan Gilbreth’s request as support. Birth announced in Nelsonville of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Prise Warner at Ft Lake's Hospital Cleveland on December 17.
The Rev Charles Sila will preach at Pilgrim Holiness Church East Chestnut Street Saturday at 7 oclock with a Sunday 10 30 service. Prayer meetings and missionary group events are planned for the week. The G E G Club hosted a party at Ralph White’s Grover Street with many guests, bingo and prizes. Charles Bunton and friends held a birthday social with a group gathering and refreshments.
Nelsonville High girls basketball will travel to Wellston for their first Hacking League game on Saturday night. A win would keep championship hopes alive as only six league games remain. Nelsonville fields a veteran lineup but has shown limited success this season.
A Marine patrol near Ocotal Nicaragua was ambushed by bandits led by Miguel Ortiz and Augustin Sinding. Eight Marines died and several were wounded including Private Mack Flutvishan of Shreveport and Frank Austin Jackson of Lawrenceville. Surviving Marines fought back as natives relayed word of the assault.
About 280 attendees at a Masonic dinner in Midd Fallow Guthting Weingsday for Lodge members and their wives, plus visiting masons. A mixed concert by local church singers and a Merry T hintours quartet entertained. Installation of officers followed at the Oddels ton Hall with several town visitors present.
In Glouster Jan 2 19XX Morris faces fines and license suspension after drunken driving charges. He must pay fees and security to avoid further penalties. A public meeting is planned for December with bids for winter repairs and pump installations to be reviewed tonight at 7. Reverend Roberts to lead service at Church of Christ in Glouster.
The Nelsonville Independents split a two game set at Lansafore, beating the Gloster Independents 47 46 and losing 34 99 to the Nottonville Mafestion. Meredith led with scoring for the locals while Hartley and Botta paced Gloster. Gloster led late before an out of bounds turnover sealed the outcome.
Funeral services for J. Stoeckielm will be held Monday morning at eight o'clock at the cemetery in New Ningeon. The deceased, longtime resident of Naw Lavington, died recently and the community notes the loss with local sentiment. A service at Liberty lit is planned for Sunday afternoon at two o'clock conducted by Rev. Fay Kemper.
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