Nelsonville Quint to Meet Wellston in Ohio League Clash
A small Wellston High versus Nelsonville High clash is set for Saturday night at the gym. Greyhound defense and swift speed headline Wellston’s lineup with players Shafer Galvin Ry guards Rosser or Min and Stalter Voight. The Wellston team reportedly includes an ex-player from last year. The 8 o’clock start follows a preliminary Nelsonville game. Hyperion Club meets at 2 30 Saturday with Mrs C H Bartlett.
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Lueup
Bly
Shafer
Galvin
Guards
Rosser
Min
Stalter
Voight
Wellston
Rey Ohaffer
Haw
Nelsonville High
ION Club
Hyperion Club
C. H. Bartlett
N Street
Wesley Players to Appear Sunday Night at Nelsonville Church
Wesley Foundation of Ohio University presents the Wesley Players at First Methodist Church Nelsonville Sunday at 7 pm. They perform The Bishop's Candlesticks adapted from Les Misérables with Warren Kloepfer Ada Gillilan Earl Haller and Herbert Hartman among the cast under student director Hes ter McClafflin and senior director Mrs. L. C. Staats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wesley Foundation of
Ohio University
Wesley Players
First Methodist Church
Norman McKinnel
Victor Hugo
Warren Kloepfer
Persone
Jennie Mae Dixon
Marie
Ada Gillilan
Earl Haller
Herbert Hartman
Clyde Gleim
Hester McClafflin
L. C. Staats
Wesley Foundation
Circle of Ruth Holds First Meeting of Year at Church
The first Circle of Ruth gathering for the year will meet in the Presbyterian Church social room on Monday January 9 at 6 p.m. Hostesses include Mrs Edith Stiers Mrs F H Stapleton Mrs Donald Sheffield Mrs Donald Johnson and Miss Anna Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Edith Stiers
F. H. Stapleton
Donald Sheffield
Donald Johnson
Anna Chapman
Death of Late Prater 73 in Hocking Ohio Area
Nelsonville obit reports the death of Late Prater aged 73 at his home in Hocking near Carbondale. Funeral services set for Sunday at 10:30 AM at the Holiness Church Hocking, with burial in New Marshfield cemetery. Survived by wife and six children.
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Nelsonville
Prater
Hocking
Carbondale
Holiness Church
New Marshfield
Guardsmen Conclude Mining District Inquiry
Capt. John Rea and Lt. Ray Noble of the Ohio National Guard have finished their investigation of conditions in the mining district and have returned to their Columbus homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Rea
Ray Noble
Ohio National Guard
Columbus
P. T. A. Set Meeting at Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville High School parents and friends are invited to a P. T. A. gathering Monday night January 9 at 7 30 in the auditorium. Faculty members will discuss difficulties in teaching mathematics health habits in the home an explanation of high school activities and a brief Mort Plan overview with music by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parks.
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Nelsonville
Parent- Teacher Association of
Nelsonville High School
Lucille* Long
Hannahs
Powell
Supt. Arnold
Ralph Parks
Funeral arrangements for Edward Hayden 65
Edward Hayden 65 died Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at his Edwards Street residence conducted by Rev D C Shearer of the Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Edward Hayden
Edwards Street
D. C. Shearer
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greenlawn
Mine operator injured in hoist accident near Kimberly
D F Shafer of Columbus operating a mine near Kimberly suffered a fractured left thumb and torn ligaments yesterday when the hoist handle slipped from his grasp. He was hospitalized for treatment.
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Nelsonville
D. F. Shafer
Columbus
Kimberly
Music program planned for Beren Bible Class in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on Sunday at 9 30 a m the Beren Bible Class of the Christian Church will present a special music program. W B Evans, class teacher, will oversee the lesson in the auditorium.
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Nelsonville
Beren
The
Christian Church
W. B. Evans
Social Guests From Ohio And Indiana At Local Home
Miss Virginia Raff Evanston Indiana and Miss Jeanette Van Vorhees Newark Ohio were visitors Tuesday and Wednesday at Miss Helen Jackson’s E Columbus Street home. Frank and Mrs Moore are visiting Huntington West Virginia with his brother. Dr and Mrs A L Pritchard hosted Mrs Pritchard’s sisters Mrs Johnston and Mrs Thompson plus Miss Cynthia Johnston and George Johnston South Point Ohio. Funeral services for Eliza Jane Showalter 52 Jacksonville will be Saturday at 2 pm Chauncey Church of Christ with burial Nye Cemetery. She leaves three daughters and one son plus several stepchildren.
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Virginia Raff
Evanston
Jeanette van Vorhees
Newark
Ohio
Helen Jackson
E. Columbus Street
Frank Moore
L. B. Moore
Huntington
W. Va
A. L. Pritchard
Pritchard
Mary Johnston
Adda
Eliza Jane Showalter
Jacksonville
Chauncey Church of Christ
Nye
Dr W O Thompson to Speak at Athens Alumni Meeting
William Oxley Thompson emeritus president of Ohio State University will be principal speaker at the Athens County OSU Alumni gathering scheduled for 7 30 Tuesday night January 10 in the Athens Chamber of Commerce rooms John Fulton OSU alumni secretary will show campus life films at Columbus Mrs Grace F McVey chairs the program committee with Mrs George H Cless and S C Hartman leading Ohio State song group singing and reminiscence T H Johnson is Athens County chapter president with officers Mrs G H Cless secretary treasurer and S C Hartman vice president All graduates and parents invited.
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William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
Athens County
Ohio State University Alumni Association
Athens Chamber of Commerce
John Fulton
Ohio State
Columbus
Grace F. McVey
George H. Cless
8. C. Hartman
Ray Hugus
Stewart
T. H. Johnson
G. H. Cless
Canaanville Man dies of blood poisoning in Ohio
John Edwards 47 died at Sheltering Arms Hospital after contracting blood poisoning from a hand infection from a can cut. Funeral services set for noon Sunday at Black Fork near Alliance. burial at family home after arrival of funeral party from Canaanville. Survived by widow and son Vernard. Edwards was a coal miner turned state highway worker in Athens County.
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John Edwards
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Black Fork
Alliance
Canaanville
Edwards
Athens County
Vernard
McCutcheon Estate Admitted to Probate in Athens County
The will of Theodosia McCutcheon was admitted to probate by Judge S. M. Johnson. L. A. Koons was named executor. Olive Adelia Nold receives 100, with rest of estate divided between H. A. McCutcheon and W. W. McCutcheon. A jury in Athens County Common Pleas awarded Mabel Riser damages against the Industrial Commission of Ohio in a state compensation suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosia McCutcheon
S. M. Johnson
Athens County
L. A. Koons
Mabel Riser
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Peggy Entwistie Actress Dies by Suicide in Hollywood Fall
Cincinnati reports funeral services for Peggy Entwistie a 24 year old actress who killed herself by leaping from a sign in Hollywood California. The tragedy occurred after her career and life decline and was announced from local observances in January.
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Cincinnati
Peggy Entwistie
Hollywood
Calit
Cold Night Before Warm Friday Preview
After several warm days a sharp temperature drop was noted on Court Street with noonday sun briefly lifting the chill. Warmer weather is forecast tonight and tomorrow, but Saturday night could bring another drop from a high near 53. Lowest last night was 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Mercury
Mre. C. N
France
Dicken Re-Employed As Dog Warden Here
Dicken, 308 West Union Street, was re-employed as Athens County dog warden at a county commission special meeting. Salary fixed at 100 dollars monthly with the warden paying his own travel. Dicken won two votes to one. other candidates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Kinney
Riley Morris
C. J. Bower
and A. N. Johnson
Athens High School Holds Morning Send-Off For Teams
A 11 o clock pep meeting at Athens High School gave the basketball and debate teams a season send off. The program featured the Whitmore brothers on guitar and mandolin, Herper Saunders singing, Eleanor Hitchcock and Lewis Speiser speaking, a pep talk by Coach Pete McKinley, and introductions of the debate and basketball squads. New cheerleaders Donald Harvey and Gerald McDaniels led the assembly in cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Lewis Speiser
Joerdin
Donald Harvey
Gerald McDaniels
High School Math Club Plans New Work Program
The ninth grade mathematics club at the Junior High School Building, sponsored by R. W. Emmert, outlined a program to run meetings with business and social aspects. Goldie Morris and Jean Pickens will lead the first session, with activities including puzzles, number facts, and contests with prizes for participants. Members listed include Josephine Barstow, Margaret Burt, Hazel Kelley, Betty McBride, Frances Easler, Irma Hayes, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Emmert
Goldie Morris
Jean Pickens
Josephine Barstow
Margaret Burt
Hazel Kelley
Betty McBride
Frances Easler
Irma Hayes
Louise Tucker
Bob Daggett
Gerald Hanes
Charles Dalton
Fred Krecker
Frances Hartman
Florence Smith
Dorothy Gentry
Dr Moore Marries Daughter of Educator in Athens
Dr E H Moore son of Bishop Moore married Martha Morris Young daughter of Col William Henry Young a professor at Ohio University 1955 1860 and U S Consul at Carlisruhe Germany 1869 1876. Martha Young born in Athens. A son born to the couple died in infancy and is buried in West Union Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Moore
Bishop Moore
Martha Morris Young
William Henry Young
Ohio University
United States
Carlisruhe
Germany
Colonel Young
Calvary Morris
Moore
Martha Young
Athens
Milk Investigators Adjourn To Thursday In Ohio War Inquiry
The Ohio milk investigating committee adjourned today after a closed meeting that heard testimony on an alleged milk price war in Summit County. The session resumes Thursday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Milk Investigating Committee
Summit County
Railroads Show Profit In Two Month Period
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced that Class 1 railroads earned a net income of 20,188,770 dollars for October after tangible charges were deducted. This marks the second profitable month in 1932 based on the commission’s reports covering ten months.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tot Dies After Falling Into Pan of Hot Water
Donald Corbin a three year old died in a Columbus hospital from burns after slipping backward into a pan of scalding water while his mother washed clothes in the basement. The incident occurred in Columbus.
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Tot
Columbus
Jan
U.P
Donald Corbin
New OSU Winter Quarter Admits From Athens Bail
New OSU winter quarter intake includes students from Athens Bail as the term began January 3. The list indicates fresh enrollees from the region joining the Ohio State University community in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Columbus
Ohio State University
Athens
Ohio Milk Is Legally Okay In Huntington
Ohio dairy officials announced that milk from Athens and Meigs County can be sold in Huntington West Virginia, despite a five month push to bar it. Daily shipments total about 1100 gallons from Athens, Meigs and Stewart areas to the Guyan Milk Company station in Racine. Parkersburg bread in Athens links Ohio milk to the Mountain State market. Huntington ordinances align with federal health rules.
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Athens
Meigs County
Huntington
W. Va
H. J. Swaim
Ohio Division of Foods and Dairies
State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
West Virginia
Huntington City
Racine
Guyan Milk Company
Stewart
A. R Morgan
Swaim
Parkersburg
Mountain
United States Public Health Service
Athens County
Autopsy Suggestion On Coolidge Body Explained
Dr James F Coupal former White House physician says he urged an autopsy on Calvin Coolidge's body to advance medical science. He cites America's lag in autopsy science and a social reluctance to study prominent figures, believing openness would shift with legal permission.
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Washington
U.R
James F. Coupal
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Coolidge Grave Near Birthplace in Plymouth Notch
Calvin Coolidge will be buried in Plymouth Notch Cemetery near the place of his birth. His body travels there tomorrow to rest beside his son Junior, parents, grandparents, great grandparents, and great great grandparents in the Vermont town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
Little Plymouth Notch
Favoritism Charged By Lancaster Pastor
Lancaster pastor Rev P O Weimer battles an injunction to oust him from St Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church claiming congregation members and Rev Joseph Sittler of Columbus sought removal for private reasons Sittler allegedly backed a candidate to strengthen his Wittenberg College bid and presidency bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
U.R
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church
P. O. Weimer
Joseph Sittler
Columbus
Ohio Synod
Weimer
State Official Loses Berth After Report
State Superintendent of Building and Loans Frank A. McGuire was removed after filing a certificate urging a receiver for the Columbian Building and Loan Association of Columbus. Theodore Tangeman said to withhold action until a new building and loan superintendent is appointed, with the attorney general to comply. Appointment expected Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Frank A. McGuire
Columbian Building and Loan Association of Columbus
Theodore Tangeman
Commerce
Gilbert Bettman
MccGuire
Hettman
Red Cross Rep Visits Athens for County Work
Co. F. Dixon of Zanesville, field representative of the American Red Cross, met with Miss Pearl French in Athens today to discuss ongoing county relief and welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F. Dixon
Zanesville
American Red Cross
Athens
Miss Pearl French
Athens men travel to Columbus forBrown retirement dinner
David Johnson and Fred Bougher of Athens and Howard Cline of Albany travel to Columbus this afternoon to attend a testimonial dinner honoring Clarence J. Brown retiring as secretary of state at the Deshler Warlick Hotel.
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David Johnson
Fred Bougher
Athens
Howard Cline
Albany
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Deshler-Warlick Hotel
House Banking Committee Backs R F R C Publicity Plan
Washington Jan 6 The House Banking and Currency committee favorably reported the Howard resolution to require full publicity for Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities before loan reports are submitted to Congress.
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F. C
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Wall Street Closed For Coolidge Funeral
The New York Stock Exchange will be closed tomorrow to observe the funeral of former President Calvin Coolidge.
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Wall Street
New York
U.P
New York Stock Exchange
Calvin Coolidge
Membranous croup case reported in Chauncey
A case of membranous croup in Chauncey was reported this morning to De J M Higgins county health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
de. J. M. Higgins
Glouster Council Opens New Year Meeting
Glouster council meets at 7 PM in the city building for the first year session. Mayor Andrew Allen misses the gathering due to flu with Harry Trasin expected to preside. Department heads will present year end reports and vote on minor year end business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Andrew Allen
Harry Trasin
Grange Officers to be Installed in Mountville
Homer Grange will install officers at a Saturday meeting in Mountville at 1 o clock. Dorothy Schofield of Chesterhill will report on the State Grange meeting.
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Mountville
Homer Grange
State Grange
Dorothy Schofield
Chesterhill
Reverend Lloyd Evans to Speak at Wise Homer Sunday
The Rev. Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville will preach at Wise in Homer Township on Sunday afternoon after the Current Events Club meeting and Bible School. The public is invited to attend.
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Glouster
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Wise
Homer Township
Betting at State Fairs Under Fire
The Ohio Fair Managers Association and the Ohio Department of Agriculture will discuss a state racing commission and legalized betting at race meetings at their January 10 to 12 meeting in Columbus. Representing counties are F. M. Plank Medina, Dave Bishop Warren, H. E. Marsden Columbiana, and N. BE. Stuckey Van Wert. Two groups will debate premium list reductions and extensions. Five fair reps will cover county fair and Ohio State Fair admission prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
State Racing Commission
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Fair
F. M. Plank
Medina County
Dave Bishop
Warren County
H. E. Marsden
Columbiana County
N. BE. Stuckey
van Wert
World leaders honor Calvin Coolidge in global tributes
Washington January 6 reports showcase eulogies from Hoover and Roosevelt among others praising Coolidge. They laud sagacity temperance and steady leadership reflecting on his public service and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Athens Merchants Open Trip To Racine After Wins
Athens Merchants head to Racine tomorrow night with three straight victories and no defeats. They will depart from My West Union Street at 6:59 p.m. Saturday by auto and aim to extend their winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Racine
West Union Street
Thornhill Named Stanford Football Coach Succeeding Warne
A. R. Claude Thornhill nicknamed Tiny, former all American Pittsburgh tackle 1916 under Glenn Warner, named to succeed War ner as Stanford head football coach. Thornhill has spent 11 years as Stanford line coach, shaping the forward wall while War ner created the distinctive spin plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Cal
Claude FE
Tiny’ Thornhill
Pittsburgh
Glenn
Pop’ Warner
Stanford
Thornhill
Warner
Quakers Take Northwest Lead With 58 15 Win
Wilmington College tops Cedarville College 58 to 15 in the Northwest Conference opener. Wilmington center Jacoby scored 28 points to pace the Quakers while Cedarville’s Chamberlin led with eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
U.P
Wilmington College
Cedarville College
Jacoby
Wilmington Center
Chamberlin
Cedarville
Detroit man indicted for manslaughter in bus fatality
Samuel Cohen of Detroit was indicted by the Ravenna grand jury on a manslaughter charge after his car struck and killed Lionel Doltz a 6 year old boy stepping from a Brimfield Ohio school bus in front of his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Samuel Cohen
Detroit
Lionel Dol
Brimfield
Glouster Kiwanis Names 1933 Committees
The Glouster Kiwanis Club released its 1933 committee assignments. Key groups include Boys and Girls, attendance, house and reception, membership and classification, program and music, inter-club relations, Kiwanis education and publicity, plus grade level certificates for fourth to sixth grades with named recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Glouster
Jan
Penmanship Awards Issued to Glouster Students
In Glouster on January 6 certificates of penmanship were issued in the various school grades and prizes were awarded for proficiency to students across the levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Physician Dr Williams Scurlock Dies at 68
Jackson area obituary notes Dr Williams Scurlock aged 68 died at his home on Thursday after a long career as a physician. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Williams. Scurlock
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Showalter
Miner
Line Horsehide CO
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McCutcheon Estate
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Coolidge
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Rev. Evans
Quakers
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Margaret Liskey
Charlee Hinton, Jr
Deloris Marie Stanseberry
Jeasie Rose Janchius
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Lois Kinney
Phyllig Kminman
Barbara Beal
Florence Delcontino
Margaret McGirr
Betty Jane Thompeson
Frances Eleanor Marshall
Jacequelyn Ley
Dorothy Zimmer
Rosie Leon
Dean Peugh
Hilda Mae Adeame
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Frances Douglas
Opal Lunsford
Robert Emerick
Alice Buchman
Leon Griffin
Alyce Kinney
Ruth Lent
Marejorie Louise Standley
Mary Elizasbeth Morrison
Betty Jane Lewis
Darrel Morris
Mary Louise Meade
Helen Payton
Foster Lee Price
Albert Sorrell
Albert Jennice
Gloria Heck
Edith Summers
Marie Wolf
Jack Parker
Rolland McGirr
Bernadine Wolf
Norma Louise Thompson
James McCoy
Raymond Hambel
Phylia Judson
Albert Cook
Lee McDonald
Bertha Williams
Mary G. Dyer
Junior Burson
Virginia Hogue
Edward Binford
C. A. Daugherty
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Fred R. Beasley
Southern Ohio Electric Co
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