Famous Evangelist to Speak in Nelsonville Feb 3
E Howard Cadie, renowned evangelist from Indianapolis, will address a Nelsonville meeting at the Christian Church Men's Auditorium on Wednesday evening February 3. The event is the second in a winter and spring union series organized by local ministers. Cadle, founder of the Cadle Tabernacle, hosts a Nation's Family Worship program and a Sunday Family Hour. He is invited by Revs Leland Goodman H A Rothrock and L Evans, with crowd size expected to be large.
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Nelsonville
E. Howard Cadie
Indianapolis
The
Christian Church
Homer Rodeheaver
Cadle
Cadle Tabernacle
Leland Goodman
H. A Rothrock
Lloyd Evans
Legion Names Committee for Rehearsals
At Glenford Dugan Post 228 American Legion meeting Commander Cooley appointed a committee to draft plans for spring and summer rehearsals of the post drum and bugle corps which was inactive last fall. The post also adjusted meeting nights to the second and fourth Wednesdays and planned social evenings on alternate Wednesdays. Membership drive was urged to reach quota this month. Thirty four members attended a lunch by the Feed-Bag committee.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Cooley
Eagles Family Night At Nelsonville Lodge
Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts family night at the club rooms on Friday evening January 0. Bingo is planned and prizes will be awarded while no lunch is served. The goat mascot Dewey has disappeared after months of duty drawing new members for the lodge.
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Nelsonville
Order of Eagles
Dewey
Eagles
Haydenville Resident Dies. Saunders Family Mourns
Mrs. John Saunders of Haydenville died at home Wednesday evening. Survived by husband John Saunders and son Donnie, four sisters, three brothers. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Haydenville church with burial at Smith's Chapel.
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Nelsonville
John Saunder
Haydenville
John Saunders
Donnie
Smith's Chapel
Miss Louise Pearce Hosts Cosmopolitan Club Meeting
Miss Louise Pearce of 503 Poplar Street will host Cosmo politan Club members at her home Friday evening at 7 50 o clock.
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Nelsonville
Louise Pearce
Poplar St
Cosmopolitan Club
Band Leads in Good Program at Nelsonville Assembly
Nelsonville high school held a morning assembly directed by John Geiger music supervisor. Garth Lightfoot led call to colors and flag procession with James Shafer and John Johnson as bearers. Bob Lancaster hosted. The program featured America sung, scripture and prayer by Ruth Lacasie, and announcements by Principal J. K. Kinneer. The band performed solo and ensemble numbers including The Three Solitaires, Warriors Song, Rio Rita selections, Berceuse from Jocelyn, Semper Fideles, Cappella Waltz, Only a Rose, Morning Noon and Night in Vienna, and Star Spangled Banner.
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Nelsonville
John Geiger
Garth Lightfoot
James Shafer
John Johnson
Bob Lancaster
Mr. Geiger
America
Ruth Lacasie
Prin. J. K. Kinneer
Howdy
Bill Parks
Robert Howe
Heider
Englerman
Berceuse
Jocyin
James Arnold
Alice Mechem
Sousa
Delibes
Rudolph Frim
Faith Cordrey
Maxine Hall
Vienna
Officers Installed by Meigs Co Grangers
Canada joint installation of Hemlock and Chester Grange officers held at Hemlock Grange Hall Saturday night by a team from Hemlock Grange. List includes Leo Story master Frank Clark overseer W Clyde Will lecturer Chester Rice steward Denver Rice treasurer Dayton Tubbs secretary Porter Midkiff Chaplain Homer Rice Ceres Betty Story Flora Dolores Tubbs gate keeper Ziba Midkiff lady assistant steward Sarah Hawk. Potluck supper served. The same team will install Olive Grange officers in Long Bottom tonight.
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Canada
Hemlock
Chester
Long Bottom
Olive Grange
Loyal Women’s Class Holds Tuesday Meeting
Nineteen members of the Loyal Women’s Class of the Christian Church school answered roll call Tuesday evening. Class president Mrs Fred Juniper led the session with devotions by Miss Hyla Herrold. Officers were all reelected and a potluck supper was served.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Women’s
The
Christian Church School
Fred Juniper
Hyla Herrold
East PTA Set to Meet at East School Friday
Nelsonville reports the East Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 3 o clock in the East School. A large attendance is expected.
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Nelsonville
East Parent-Teacher Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 Meet Friday
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 will hold its first year meeting Friday night at Red Men's Hall. The session begins at 8 oclock with important business and a good attendance expected.
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Nelsonville
Red Men's Hall
Officers for Church Class Are Elected
Gleaners Class of Christian Sunday School held a party at Mrs. C. H. Mechem’s home in Nelsonville. They discussed plans for the year and elected officers: Elberta Bussey president Mare jorie Holland vice president Carma Heffner secretary Betty Figgins treasurer Betty Verity press reporter.
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Nelsonville
Special Music at Rally at Pilgrim Holiness Church
A Young People's Rally will be held at the Pilgrim Holiness Church Friday evening at O o'clock. Special music and singing will feature the program. Speakers include Rev. Harold Osborn of Athens and Rev. Ray Close of New Marshfield. All interested in young people's work are invited.
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Nelbonville
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Harold Osborn
Athens
Ray Close
New Marshfield
Mrs Hillary Joins Port Clinton Visit After Ohio Stay
Mrs Bob Hillary joins Mr Hillary at Port Clinton Ohio after weeks in the area with her mother Mrs Bertha Eyre.
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Port Clinton
Nelsonville
Bob Hillary
Hillary
Port Clinton, O
Bertha Ev
Nelsonville police arrest totals climb for 1936 year
Nelsonville reports 357 arrests by Police Chief George Bateman and Patrolman James Cope in the year ending December 31 1936. Intoxication leads, with 193 such cases. Homicide absent since 1932. Other counts include 25 assault and battery 18 reckless driving and 8 operating gambling games.
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Nelsonville
George Bateman
James Cope
Deanville
Bateman
Doanville Dance Hall Is No More
Trustees named to supervise Doanville Community House are The Rev. Lloyd Evans Oral Daugherty Baird Stuart D R Johnson and William Anderson all of Nelsonville. The board will work with schools National Missions program and other groups to create a community center for meetings recreation and entertainment.
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Doanville Community House
Lloyd Evans
Oral Daugherty
Baird Stuart
D. R. Johnson
William Anderson
Nelsonville
Deanville
Doanville
Sun
Fine Car Driver Pleads Guilty In Nelsonville Case
Cecil Woodson of Nelsonville pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor 8 G Holland on Wednesday to driving a truck with a dealer license plate not for sale. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs. The affidavit by Highway Patrolman Joe Grogan says Woodson in a Chevrolet Garage truck carried trash to the city dump.
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Nelsonville
Cecil Woodson
G. Holland
Joe Grogan
Woodson
Chevrolet
Nelsonville appoints Charles Thompson as patrolman
Charles Thompson, sworn in by Mayor 8. G. Holland, assumed duties Wednesday night as a provisional patrolman on the Nelsonville Police Force.
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Nelsonville
Charles Thompson
8. G. Holland
Mrs Barbara Bay Dies at Lancaster
Mrs Barbara Jane Bay age 82 died last evening at her son Charlies Bay home in Lancaster. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 o clock at the Lancaster Sixth Ave Methodist Church with burial at Hbremen. She was widow of T Vance Bay and leaves five sons three daughters and two sisters. The Bay family is well known in this area and Carbon Hill.
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Nelsonville
Barbara Jane Bay
Charlies Bay
Lancaster
Lancaster Sixth Ave. Methodist
Hbremen
T. Vance Bay
Bay
Carbon Hill
To Install Officers at D A Regular Meeting
Nelsonville branch announces installation of officers at Friday night meeting with a potluck supper for all officers and members requested to attend.
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Nelsonville
The
D. of A
Rebekah Lodge Social Tonight in Glouster
Officers will be installed by the Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Saturday night. Refreshments will be served and a social hour will follow.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Arrest Suspect For Stealing Auto Tires
Nelsonville officers arrest John Staten of near Union Furnace in connection with selling two new tires to a local junk dealer. Staten reportedly signed a statement admitting theft from a vehicle on Nelsonville streets. police suspect the tires may be part of a larger local shipment. Tires were Standard Firestones, 6-ply, size 600 x 20 with serial numbers removed.
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Nelsonville
John Staten
Union Furnace
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
George Bateman
Bateman
Staten
Logan
Attend Davis Rites GLOUSTER
Those from a distance attending the funeral of Mrs. Matthew Davis Hollister were: Mr. Henry Hartman Powhatan Point Mrs Ernest Markins Fostoria Mr and Mrs William Barthlow Logan Mr and Mrs George Davis New Straitville Frank Baker Nelsonville Mrs Isaac Vaughn Nelsonville Mrs Louisa Banfield Columbus Mr and Mrs George Do Columbus Mr and Mrs Willis Barron Columbus Mr and Mrs Earle Gibbs Corning Mrs Adda Maxwell Lancaster.
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Glouster
Matthew Davis
Hollister
Henry Hartman
Powhatan Point
Ernest Markins
Fostoria
William Barthlow
Logan
George Davis
New Straitaville
Frank Baker
Nelsonville
Isaac Vaughn
Louisa Banfield
Columbus
George Do
Willis Barron
Earle Gibbs
Corning
Adda Maxwell
Lancaster
Club Meets Friday Glouber
The Townsend club will meet at 7 pm Friday at the high school. Members are expected to be present as important business will be transacted.
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Townsend
Angie Buys Glouster Bank Building at Public Auction
The First National Bank Building in Glouster, now home to Angie's Grocery, sold at public auction to B. R. Angie for 5500 dollars. Competing bids reached 5450 from James Blower of Columbus and Arty G. W. Rose. Sale requires court and receiver approval. Dr. C. A. Pride remains a second floor tenant.
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First National Bank
C. A. Pride
Patriotic Group of Glouster Installs New Officers
Officers were installed by Mary Swett Tent Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans in the Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday night. New officers include President Dora Davis and secretary Mary Roberts, with a long list of vice presidents, guards, color bearers, and a pianist. A committee served refreshments during the social hour.
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Hattie Watkins
Blanche Gardner
Lela Hashman
Agnes Eddy
Edna Embrey
Lenna Snowden
Vesta Cherrington
Lizzie McKee
Freda Pickering
Lena Davis
Ervin
Mra Watkins
McKee
Snowden
WCTU Holds January Meeting at Mrs Boroff Home
The January meeting of the WCTU was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Eva Boroff with Mrs Maude Figley assisting and Mrs Maude Williams in charge. A brief business session preceded a program featuring Vera Kinney singing The Christ of the Christ and Iva Pedicord speaking on An Economic Fraud. Fourteen members attended and a lunch followed.
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Ethel Leadbetter
Carrie Morris
Laura Gatchel
Lulu Bingman
Iva Pedicord
Miss Kinney Hosts Youth Group at Home
Lois Kinney acted as hostess to a group of young people on Tuesday night. Monopoly music and conversation provided an enjoyable evening. A lunch was served to Mary Janchius Jessie Janchius John Bryson David Morris Gordon Ross and Lois Kinney.
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Glouster
Lois Kinney
Mary Janchius
Jessie Janchius
John Bryson
David Morris
Gordon Ross
Ed Stevens Heads Jacksonville School Board in 1937
Jacksonville The Board of Education reorganized for 1937 with Ed Stevens reelected as president and Fred Wemmer as vice president. John Altman was elected clerk for a two year term, and Earl Frazee was hired as janitor at the grade school to replace the late R A Brinckley.
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Jacksonville
Meeting 18 Postponed by Jacksonville Democratic Club
A Jacksonville Democratic Club meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed to Thursday night of next week. The notice cites scheduling conflicts and urges members to attend the rescheduled gathering.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Democratic Club
Glouster Board Reelects Carr President Nelson VP
At a Tuesday night meeting the Glouster Board of Education reorganized by reelecting D. E B. Carr as president and Joe Nelson as vice president. E. H. Lantz remains clerk for a two year term set last year.
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Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
D. E B. Carr
Joe Nelson
E. H. Lantz
Three Days' Cough Signals Danger, Warns Health Reports
In a brief health advisory, officials caution that a cough lasting three days may indicate a rising illness. The alert urges prompt medical attention if symptoms persist or worsen. Public health units emphasize early testing and isolation.
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Legion Names Committee
Matcher Nut
E. Howard Cadle
Meigs Co
Loyal
East Pta
Doanville Dance Hall
Thompson
Nelsonville Force
Barbara Bay
Clifford Odets
Los Angeles
Luise Rainer
Davis
Savart
E Bingeon
Angie
Glouster Bank
Patriotic Group of
WCTU
Miss Kinney
Ed Stevens
Eheoks
Fever Geadsche
Glouseter
Jim Johnson
Kids— Yount
FP. Wolf
J. Johnston
Blind
Ome
Baker
Gamwell
J. Wolf, Sr
Murphy
Nelsonville Dry Cleaners
Er Vait
Steesan
Majestic Nelsonville
Wyiesa
Resarayck
GEM Pharmacy K. of P. Bldg
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