Nelsonville Falls to Marietta in tight 18 to 12 score
Nelsonville High boys lose to Marietta 18 to 12 as the Greyhounds struggle from the field while Marietta capitalizes on several inside shots. McPeek and Britton pace Marietta with 9 points each, as Nelsonville’s Dezso Hall and Owens lead scorers for their team amid a close first half that ended 7 to 7. The game follows a prior setback for Nelsonville with a girls’ loss to Lancaster and a reserve defeat to Marietta.
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Elsonvile
Erestine
Nelsonville High Senons
Ean
Marietta Fight School
Greyhounds
Mtn
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Marietta
Britton
Capt
Buraben
Mariette
Dezso
Hall
Greyhounds McPeek
Marietta Center
Wagner
Simmel
Gr. F
Tritton
McPeek
Fenton
Ou Miraben
Brammer
Owens
Hallett
A . Shafer
Braker
F. Oo
Voight
Ewing
Shawnee
Mrs Sarah Lusk Dies Former Nelsonville Resident
Mrs Sarah Lusk widow of James Lusk and former Nelsonville resident died Friday in the Athens County Home Chauncey. Funeral services and burial planned for Sunday at Zaleski after a return to Stouts Funeral Home. Services set for Sunday afternoon at 1 6 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Melsonville
Jane
Sarah Lusk
James Lusk
Wnelsonville
Athens County
Chauncey
Stouts
Zaleski
Many Friends Attend Rites for Charles Dorst
Nelsonville funeral notices list many out of town mourners including Mr and Mrs John Power and son Gene from Athens Mr and Mrs Lewis Dorst Chauncey Mr and Mrs Roy Camp Arthur Evans and Fanny Matheny from Jobs Mr and Mrs Joan McNamee Murray City Mrs Ruth James Kensington and others The report notes Mrs Clarence Green recovering from a surgical operation in Mercy Hospital Columbus and several local families visiting relatives in Columbus and Huntington W Va over the weekend.
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Nelsonville
Charles Dorst
John Power
Gene
Lewis Dorst
Frank Dorst
Bir
Jack L Dorst
Athens
Thatsimangon
Ralph
Eva
Fred B Maxwell
Cleveland
Ava
Homer Evans
Jane
John Johnson
Columbus
W. Forrell
Ben
Mary Ferrell
Ben Ferrell
J. C. Ferrell
Frank Ferrell
Chauncey
Roy Camp
Arthur Evans
Faney Matheny
Jobs
Rudolph Camp
Orbiston
Joan McNamee
John Wein
Moe McNamee
Murray City
Ruth James
Mary
Kensington
Larison
Chiliscathe
James Rankin
Wi oVa
Lennie Vanbibber
Laurel Run
H. Martin
A. H. Schroeder
Agnes Dalley
Walter Lett
Bush Wan & Business Chariter
Frank Moore
C.D. Shafer
Huntington
W. Va
Wiitle
Moore
L. A Davis
Sunbury
W. Gibson
Delaware
W. W. Gibson
Fred Edington
CH. Ruble
Steubenville
Mercy Hospital
Officers Installed at Degree of Pocahontas Meeting
Installation of officers took place Monday evening with Mrs. Jitta McKibben as Installing officer. New officers include Prophetess Mrs. Sylvia Wallace Pocahontas Mrs. Maude Evans Wenona, Mrs. Etta McKibben. Powhatan Miss Mabel Dalton. Scouts Mrs. Elizabeth Pidcock and Miss Gertrude Dalton. Warriors Mrs. Susie Wallace Mrs. Bird Brickles Mrs. Maude Stanley and Mrs. Eben Ervin. Runners Mrs. Ethel Hayden and Mara Wallace. H of KR Miss Hazel Wallace. C of W Mrs. Sadie Linton ER of W Mrs. Emily Clarke. pod guard Mrs. Emma Hawk. Luncheon followed.
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Degree of Pocahontas
Jitta McKibben
Prophetsoa
Sylvia Wallace
Pocahontas
Maude Evans
Wenona
Etta McKibben
Powhatan
Mabel Dalton
Scouts
Elizabeth Pidcock
Gertrude Dalton
Warriors
Susie Wallace
Bird Brickles
Maude Stanley
Eben Ervin
Ethel Hayden
Tra. Mara Wallace
Misa Hazelallace
Sadie Linton
Emily Clarke
Emma Hawk
Cosmopolitan Club Elects Officers at Frid ay Meeting in Nelsonville
Twenty three members answered roll call for the Cosmopolitan Club meeting held Friday evening at Miss Bertha Howard’s home in Nelsonville. Officers elected for the new year include President Mrs. W. H. Weigand and Vice President Mrs. John Salts. Librarian is Miss Lulu Lane and a social committee is chosen. Papers on Our Southern Neighbors and Mexico topics were read. A social hour and luncheon followed. The group also notes Victory Day observance by the W. Co. T. A. on Friday January 15 at Mrs. Sam Starkey’s home with a pot luck dinner and program starting at 1 p.m.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Nelsonville
Mexico
Bertha Howard
EB. J. Arnold
Presdent
W. H. Weigand
John Salts
Walter Wolf
Martin Ohlinger
Harry Jackson
Miss Howard
Louise Pearce
Sam Starkey
Ashton ‘Avenue
Ssalonary Society of the Christian Church
Glen Allen
H. J. Long
Long
Walter Morrison
Hyla Herrold
Helen Mechem
Doris Wallace
Josie Baugh
Nelle Johnson
Japan
Luchonesi Social Center
Love
Rainey
Mra. James
Mary
W. B
Telephone Your News Society and Locals Ad Service
Classified ads and circulation details invite readers to call 412 W for assistance. An experienced representative is available to help with society and locals notices and related announcements.
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Call
Drill Oil Producing Well On Goodin Farm Friday
Nelsonville dispatch reports K Martin drilled a Corning grade Beresund well on the Goodin farm Hamley Run district for Standard Natural Gas Co. About 200 feet of oil was measured after sand penetration and the well is expected to pump about 18 barrels daily. This marks Martin’s seventh shallow sand well for Pittsburgh operators with mixed gas and oil returns. A new location was made and a drift moved toward Marshfield in the same area.
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Nelsonville
Beresund
K. Martin
Goodin
Hamley Run
Standard Natural Gas Company
Pittsburgh
Martin
Onio Fuel Gas Company
Marshfield
Funeral Service Held Burial For Mrs. Hattie Smith Made
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Buchtel Methodist Episcopal Church for Mrs. Hattie Lucille Smith, 32, who died Thursday in Grant Hospital, Columbus. Burial was in Whitmore Cemetery at Nelsonville. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson of New Jersey, her husband Robert Leo Smith, four children and six stepchildren.
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Hattie Smith
Whitmore Cemetery
Nelsonville
Buchtel Methodist Episcopal Church
Hattie Lucille Smith
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Robert Jjohnson
New Jersey
Robert Leo Smith
Rites Held for Miner James Shaw Victim of Mine Accident
Funeral services for James Shaw, 37, who died in a Martinsville West Virginia mine accident Tuesday, were conducted Friday at his father Emory Shaw’s home on Scott Street. The Rev H A Sayre officiated with hymns sung by Mrs Elmer Bay and Mrs Alva Patton. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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James Shaw
Nelsonville
Martinsville
West Virginia
Emory Shaw
Scott Street
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Elmer Bay
Alva Patton
Greenlawn
36 Nomination Race in Athens County Grows in Interest
In Athens County the early election season gains pace with 38 candidates filed for Republican and Democrat nominations. Democratic interest rises as five declared and several more seek petitions, focusing on the two county commissioner seats and a three way Republican bid for state representative. Additional names and petition filings expand the crowded field as filing nears.
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Athens County
Athens
General Assembly
Fred Joinscott
HK. Mardis
E. C. Woodworth
Jhrel
Riley Morris
Trimble Township
Thomas Hamilton
Chauncey
Roy Githam
Waterloo
John Grosvenor
Bert Russell
Emmett Carpenter
C. R. Smith
Imo Woogerd Gould
H. A. Wooley
Henneth Hayes
Guysville
A. W. Kasler
Mechanicsburg
Noone
J. W. Wilson
J. &. Sands
Canean Pike
Harry UN
Jacksonville
L. F. Jones
Clark Hunter
P T A Holds Meeting With Varied Program at West School
Nelsonville January session of the P T A featured a varied program led by president B Al Coakley. Second grade pupils won the attendance banner with readings and songs including Moonlight on the Colorado and The New Year.
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Nelsonville Association
Nelsonville
Jan
B. AL. Coakley
Parent-Teacher Association of the West
Clarindado
Marjorie Simonton
Bessie Stephenson
Colorado
Violet Wolfe
Jane Figgina
Jane Fisher
Lawrence Sines
Rien Hans
Akron
Etaileon
Dix Schenz
Mary Coakley
Mary Jane Howe
County Road Work Active in Athens County Areas
Athens County maintains several small crews despite a spring halt. January projects include ditch cleaning along Reedsville Road in Troy Town, and Dutch Creek Road work in Ames Township. December payroll totaled 4408.43 dollars with most paid mid month.
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Athens
Reedsville Road
Troy
Amestone
Long Run
Lodi
Canaan Township
Greeny Hun
Jeraryville
Greens Run
Marshfield
Carbondale
Flowering Quince Blooming on Ohio University Campus
On the west wing south corner of the Ohio University campus a Flowering Quince shrub has bloomed early. Prof. R A Boetticher notes the plant usually blooms in March and grows about three feet tall. Buds are a pale rose color before leaves appear. Biologists question potential effects on future growth.
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West Wing
Ohio University
R. A. Boetticher
Department of Civic Biology
Miner Is Injured in Coal Fall Near Carbondale
Guy Lowry of Carbondale suffered injuries to his left wrist and leg when a fall of coal trapped him at the A H Elliott Mine near Coonville on Saturday morning. A Haydenville physician summoned he was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus. The seriousness was not determined. Mrs. Lewry accompanied him.
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Guy Lowry
Carbondale
Jan
A. H. Elliott
Coonville
Haydenville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Gandhi Leader Of Real Revolt Speaker Says Gandhi Leader Of Real Revolt
Misa Gates spoke to Ohio University group about Gandhi and India during a Friday lecture in Music Hall Auditorium. She described India’s problems, including poverty, literacy, unemployment, caste, untouchables, communal Hindu Muslim differences, education, and child marriage, praising Gandhi’s nonresistance and the aim for social reform.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
Misa C. Louise Gatez
Gandhi
Misa Gates
IT. W.C. A
Toledo
Ohio University Group
Music Hall
Gaus
Inst Senr
Gandh Juet
Mrgland
Teading
Miss Gates
Mins Gates
Muhammedans
Bho
West
Mahatma Geodhi
Health Regulations Enforced For Barbers and Salons
Copies of Ohio health regulations for barbers shops manicurists hairdressers and chiropodists issued by the State Health Department are on hand in Athens County. The rules amended Oct 1931 take effect Jan 1 1922 extended to Jan 25 by local health officials. Penalties begin then for noncompliance. Utensils and instruments must be kept clean to prevent disease spread.
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Ohio State Department of Health
Columbus
Higgins
Athens County
Hligging
Sheltering Arms Hospital weekly notes and 1833 Marietta budget
Weekly report from Sheltering Arms Hospital lists new patients in Athens Nelsonville Pretts Fork Albany and Logan with medical major operation and accident statuses and discharges in Athens Rutland and Athena. The Marietta city budget for 1833 appropriations totals 352236.05 dollars authorized by the City Council at the Thursday evening meeting.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
D. J. Hall
Nelsonville
John Dargo
Athens
W. H. Brown
Marceling Pratt
Pretts Fork
Harry Cunningham
Marthe Whipple
Florence Brown
Albany
Jack Henninger
John Shannon
Minnest
Marion Nicholson
Rutland
Frank Christman
Logan
Gerald Howard
Athena
Marietta
Concrete Pouring Finishes at Sauk Bridge South Pier
Completing the mast fit concrete pour for the Sauk Bridge south pier, with north abutment excavation ongoing and temporary trestle tie being installed. A six-man crew with pick, shovel, and crane works on the north abutment, planning to pour the footer this week. Excavation continues as teams dismantle trestles and remove treaties in charge of construction P. Lag.
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Sauk Bridge
Beyin
Scarlet Fever Preponderant In Past Year
The 1991 Athens City and County disease report records 853 communicable disease cases with scarlet fever leading at 134 cases and diphtheria, tuberculosis, and other illnesses also listed. Monthly spikes in November (63 cases) and a November outbreak of smallpox boosting totals are noted, with explanations about reporting quirks and recurring cases.
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Athens
Arfust
Noveimhar
Democrats Meet in Athens County Political Intrigue Described
Bardin issued a statement denouncing a Friday meeting as a clever scheme by Senator L J Eberle and Oral Daugherty to seize control of the Athens County Democratic party by misrepresenting to Arthur Smith secretary of the Democratic Central Committee. The plan allegedly aimed to win a quorum, elect a new Executive Committee, and force a new election board member to be appointed by the secretary of state on March 1. Also noted is the scheduled second Democratic Victory Dinner in Columbus on Jan 14 with invitations to Senator Hamilton Lewis, Senator Robert Bulkley, James M Cox, and Newton D Baker.
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Bardin
Benator
L. J. Eberle
Oral Daugherty
Democratic Party
Athens County
Arthur Smith
Democratic Central Committee
Athens County Election Board
Secretary of State
Executioe Committee
Central Committee
Athens
Columbus
J. Hamilton Lewis
Lillinois
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Apaak
James M. Cox
Newton D. Baker
Music Supervisors Meet in Athens County Schools
Music supervisors met Saturday morning in the Courthouse administrative offices to discuss music programs for the remaining months of the school year.
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Athens County
Lathrop and Pomeroy Girls win latest Messenger Animal Contest
In the Messenger contest the Lathrop and Pomeroy girls dominate the Animal Contest with top prizes. Helen Dorothy Ogg of Lathrop takes first in the 6 to 8 group for a neatly done race color drawing, with Ada Boel and Irena Miner also earning honorable mentions.
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Lathrop
Pomeroy
Gland
Westman
Vin
Osury
Deslyned
Vicky
Mleht
Helen Dorothy Ogg
Las Throp
Irena Miner
Trimble
Ada Boel
Pratta Fork
Ada
Hilti
Domeroy
Charlotte Willams
Tha Raccoon
Dori Ciao
Atary
Feng
Doria
Ruth Louter Johnson
Thia Group
Ruth Louthe
Charlotte Wiliams
Derta Cleo Story
Charles Cetpar
George Cerpef
Leona Verna Schoeman
Herbert Dunz
Maxine Steinmetz
Ruth Louise Joynasen
Irene Miner
Helms Chalfant
Max Antic
Verna Sayre
Virginia Beawyer
Louins Vermaaten
Clarence Markina
Dorothy Ann Johnson
Joe E. Sayre
Irene Koons
Robert Mulligan
Paul Frost
Imogene Bartlett
Gladys Cilitey
Walter Powell
Betta Carr
Robert Kelley
Reck Biffle
Carl Antie
Beutoh Calentine
Edith Meeacher
Rosalie Brannon
Aldo Antie
Amenville
Jay Jorden
Carpenter
Jean Koifken
Gioustar
Jenkine Slusher
Guysville
Mertha Morris
Athens
Lola Reed
Long Hottom
Dale Richardson
Ritchie to Spear Cincinnati at Ohio Bar Conven tion
Albert G. Ritchie of Maryland will address the midwinter convention of the Ohio Bar Association on January 28, 22 and 30, announced today by Walter A. Ryan, president.
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Ritchie
Cincinnati
Gerarmor
Albert G. Ritchie
Maryland
Ohio Bar Association
Walter A. Ryan
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