Mayor Dew To Head Nelsonville Roosevelt Benefit
Nelsonville plans its annual President's Birthday Ball with Mayor C G Dew as chair and Oral Daugherty as program chairman. The Elks Club hosts the event on January 29 with tickets sold soon. proceeds aid Warm Springs Foundation and local health efforts through PTA groups and school nurse Tessie Cavanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
Oral Daugherty
Elks Club
Warm Springs Foundation
Hairmean
Tessie Cavanaugh
Girls' Athletic Association Holds January Meeting In Nelsonville
Nelsonville January gathering of the Girls Athletic Association on Tuesday night with Ruth Laessle presiding. Helen Shaw arranged a recreational room and Mary Cope elected sports manager. Members listed include Polly Johnson Ruth Mathews Mary Blimus Sylvia Burchfield and others. Catherine Courtney to lead midweek prayer service tonight at Church of Christ starting 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ruth Laessle
Helen Shaw
Mary Cope
Polly Johnson
Ruth Mathews
Mary Bliumis
Sylvia Burchfield
Virgene Midkiff
Irene Hoch
Virgene Awe
Ruth Patton
Gloria Hoodlett
Jean Sharff
Anna Hunter
Alva Galvin
Jeanette Davis
Madaline Bruce
Anna Burchfield
Mercedes Bruce
Mary Ervin
Marjorie Blair
Rosemary Sayers
Eleanor Spencer
Jeanette Reeves
Peggy Freer
Vivian Denny
Charlotte Smith
Eloise Badger
Pauline Jo
Catherine Courtney
Church of Christ
Dinner Meeting of WCTU Held Tuesday
The annual dinner meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union occurred Tuesday at 12 noon at Mrs. Sam Starkey’s home in Nelsonville. Guest speaker Mrs. Cora Davis reported on the Springfield state convention and stressed Temperance Week in public schools. The group noted a 3,500 member rise in Ohio and shared devotional and business sessions plus two musical duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sam Starkey
Ashton Ave
Cora Davis
WCTU
Springfield
Viola Th Romans
Ohio
Orin
W. P. Ciarax
Bernice McDowell
Fannie Williams
Thomas Spence
Jacksonville
Frances Willard
Harry Ashworth
Walnut St
Intramural Girls Basketball Games At Nelsonville
Three high school girls basketball games were played Friday after school in Nelsonville. Rooms 204 and 36 needed two overtimes with 8 to 6 final for Room 204 Juniors. Mary Cope led Seniors while Juanita Wilson and Kathryn Smith topped the Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Cope
Juanita Wilson
Kathryn Smith
Ruth Patton
Ruth Leessle
Dorothy Kentner
Ida Lee Hampton
Ruth Higgins
Helen Shaw
Evangelical Class to Discuss Rebuilding Rural America
Rev. Loyd Evans will lead a six week church class at the Presbyterian Church starting tonight at 7. The text, Rebuilding Rural America, is by Mark A. Dawber who writes on industrial and agricultural problems. the course is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lioyrd Evans
Presbyterian Church
America
Mark A. Dawber
Pythian Sisters Call Members to Thursday Meeting
Nelsonville officers are requested to attend at 7 o clock Thursday evening. The regular weekly benefit party will follow the Lodge session at 8 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Toledo Library Guards Vast Polish Literature Collection
The Toledo Public Library holds a premier Polish literature collection with the Lagrange Central branch serving as its main repository in the city’s Polish language district.
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Toledo
Install Officers For Auxiliary Group
The ladies auxiliary of local No. 1 A. M. W. of A. installed officers January 3 at Moose Hall with Leta Westfall as installing officer. Anna Winefordner became president, Jane Lennigar vice president, Lela Hashman secretary, Viva Reeves treasurer.
Rotary meeting features Badger's vocational service talk
Warren H. Badger presented an interesting vocational service paper to the Rotary Club meeting Tuesday evening. Logan club members Barton Holt George Shaw Charlies Pratt Bill Woodard and Clarence Heine attended with local guest Lawrence Mc Neaily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Warren H. Badger
Rotary Club
Logan Club
Barton Holt
George Shaw
Charlies Pratt
Bill Woodard
Clarence Heine
Lawrence McNeaily
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
Nelsonville residents attend bridge shower for Mrs. Joe Farley in Muskegon with many out of town guests. Edison Club and public welfare events draw locals, plus engagements and a death announced. Social visits span Columbus and Cincinnati with church class meetings planned.
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to By ADELE
A narrator prepares to leave a fiancé Dicky's room amid hints of secrets and snooping. He dismisses packing worries, then proposes a tennis game, sparking a moment of tenderness and doubt as departure looms.
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Dicky
Welf
Katie
Sheriocna
Nelsonville Community History Outlined By Rev Evans
Rev John Evans of the First Presbyterian Church traced Nelsonville’s early settlement and industrial growth to eastern capital and native insight. He urged promoters to attract more valley industries, citing local figures who succeeded in business and noting opportunities for future development. A 6 p.m. dinner at the Dew Hotel preceded the program with 32 covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Besi Ng
Evans
Dew Hotel
Josephine Porter Farley
Freda Smith
Blanche Moorehead
Nell Dowler
John Kelso
Dangerous claim on substitute price and customer value
A remark stresses that selling a substitute for 666 is risky to business. It argues customers are the main asset and warns that losing them costs more than any small price gain. The note implies 666 is worth three to four times a substitute.
Waugh Rites To Be Held in Zanesville
Funeral services for Floyd Waugh who accidentally shot himself in Huntington West Virginia will be held Thursday at two o clock at the home of his daughter Mrs Albert Gibson on Main Street South Zanesville Ohio The body has been moved to the Gibson home Burial will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery Zanesville Mr H M Gabriel will attend the services Mrs Gabriel has gone to Zanesville.
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Earl Baker
Ll. R. Armitage
Harry McBee
Basil
Mrs. Baker
Athens
Nelsonville
Floyd Waugh
Huntington
W. Va
Albert Gibson
Main St
Zanesville
Gibson
Woodlawn
H. M. Gabriel
Gabriel
Six Key Typewriter Aids Blind Readers
A new Braille based typewriter with only six keys suits the six-dot Braille code. The device enables blind users to input characters directly through dot patterns, promising simpler tactile writing and potentially broader access to printed material.
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Nelsonville Group i
Roosevelt Benefit
Elks Lodge
York Township
Zoe Ai
U. S. S. Panay
Ween (Oung- Baxter
Virginias
Bruce
Kansas City
Kan
Benjamin B. Stouthworth
William H. Gregory
The
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
the Alleghenies
United States
Anita Louise
Ann Beresford Whitehead
WISE
Badger
Nelsonville Social Notes
Welsonville
Fred Linseott
Betty Wolfe
Joe Farley
Josephine Porter
Muskagen
Mich
Joe Porter
Wolfe
Carl Campbell
Murray
Farley
Will Burnell
Glouster
Burnell
Ina Halli
Columbus
Harry Davis
C. A. Brooks
Phillip
Leff
Heights
Long Island
J. W. Wood
Brooks
Carlos Ogg
Ernest Sands
Vivian Ogg
Cincinnati
Edison Club
Alann Gagtty
Quire
Dreiores Miemme
Aut Miewis
Jutu Raine
Liary K. Sharp
Virginia Shaw
Rod Sowers
Elizabeth Spears
Frieda White
James Knight
Department of Public Welfare
Ohio Conference of Parents and Teachers
Edgar Dale
Knight
Ina Hall
Frances
Ralph Junod
Miss Hall
Nelsonville High School
Junod
Palmer-Henivan Sheet Metal Co
Ciar
Bertha Howard
Louise Pearce
Cosmopolitan Club
Howard
Willing Workers
Bertha Willis
Adele
Marge
Industrial Development Association
Oakley and Oakley
Foster Tolliver
Oranogerand
Sgiseon Coulson
S& Etsons
Nettiemailiiuis
Calif
Crean Wetton
Union Bus Station
W. Union
Petersburg
Washington
Chiee
Ea Ae CY
Moe
Orio
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