Nelsonville Women Form New Business and Professional Club
A Nelsonville group formed a new Business and Woman's Club with officers elected. The organization met for a dinner at 6 15 Tuesday and planned the club rooms in the city school building with Presidentia Burnell, Vice President E Bartlett, Secretary Moorehead, Treasurer Freda, and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Business and Woman's Club
Doras
Prestia Burnell
Pry E. Bartlett
Secrenerie Moorehead
Freda Reasurer
Fragmentary Lodge Installations List of Officers
The text lists officers and roles such as deputy installing officer councilor Mary France senior past councilor Della Rob councilor Della Pid yncilor Minnie Whit Effie Devore conduct Ray outside sentinel inside sentinel Lucile assistant recording secretary ackus assistant financial Ethel Hayden tras h Scott and Minnie.
Personal mentions link Arthur Love with Akron visit
Mrs Arthur Love of Akron is a guest of Mr and Mrs Mitcheltree in Columbus, staying with her sister Mrs, as they welcomed visitors and shared time in the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Arthur Love
Akron
Columbus
Woman's Relief Corps Holds Annual Election in Nelsonville
At a Monday night meeting in Nelsonville the Woman's Relief Corps elected and installed officers for the year. Della McMasters served as installing officer. New officers include President Florence Whitmore, senior vice president Della McMasters, junior vice president Clara Backus, secretary Kate Harrold, treasurer Adda James, chaplain Mac Keplar, conductor Della Pidcock, guard Lydia Otis, press reporter Kate Harrold, assistant conductor Josie Murphy, color bearers Ellen Steenrod Alice Dresher Sophia Mann and Eva Butts. Ellen Steenrod was elected delegate with Clara Backus as alternate to the state convention in Columbus in June. Social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
Della McMasters
Florence Whitmore
Clara Backus
Kate Harrold
Adda James
Mac Keplar
Della Pidcock
Lydia Otis
Josie Murphy
Ellen Steenrod
Alice Dresher
Sophia Mann
Eva Butts
Columbus
W C T U Observes Temperance Education Day
Nelsonville Athens County W C T U held Temperance Education Day at Mrs M M Johnsons home on Chestnut Street with a noon dinner. President Mrs Sam Starkey presided devotional by Mrs Thomas Spencer with prayers by several members and duets by Mrs Fannie Williams and Mrs Mae Johnson. County president Mrs T A Copeland reported on national state conventions in Cleveland and noted membership gains and honorable mention for Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
M. M. Johnson
Chestnut Street
Sam Starkey
Thomas Spencer
Charles Monks
Fannie Williams
Mae Johnson
T. A. Copeland
Athens
Cleveland
Athens County
Bridge Party at Burgess Home Delights Nelsonville Guests
A Tuesday bridge party hosted by Mrs. Arthur Burgess Mrs. Earl McCune and Mrs. C H Ruble at the Burgess home drew 32 guests. Green and white decor featured eight tables with white flowers in green containers. High scores went to Miss Phylis Mills Miss Catherine Spencer and Mrs. Fred Edington, while Miss Freda Smith had the low score.
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Nelsonville
Arthur Burgess
Earl McCune
C. H. Ruble
Burgens
Bridge
Phylis Mills
Catherie Spencer
Fred Edington
Freda Smith
Guild Has Meeting NELSONVILLE
Fifteen members answered roll call Tuesday when the Methodist Guild met with Mrs. H. A. Rothrock. President Mrs. Donald Betts outlined the year’s plans and a committee of Mrs. Rothrock, Mrs. Hannahs, and Mrs. Nell Dowler was formed to develop a detailed program. The group heard church news, sang by Mary A. Wilson, Wilma Scott, and Ruth Rothrock, with piano solo by Mrs. Ralph Parks. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Guild
H. A. Rothrock
Donald Betts
Rothrock
Hannahs
Nell Dowler
Mary A. Wilson
Wilma Scott
Ruth Rothrock
Ralph Parks
Pythian Sisters Install Officers Thursday Night
At the regular meeting in Nelsonville the Pythian Sisters will install officers Thursday night followed by a potluck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Mizpah Class Meets Tonight in Nelsonville
Members of the Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church will meet tonight with Mrs. Nelson Dowler. Miss Ella Patton will assist her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Methodist Church
Nelson Dowler
Ella Patton
Birthday twins honor Columbus celebration in Nelsonville
In Tuesday's Messenger a photo shows Mrs. William Calvert and Mrs. Nina Baker, former Athens County residents, marking their ninety sixth and eighty seventh birthdays together in Columbus. Calvert is the grandmother of Mrs. William Keeton of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Calvert
Nina Baker
Athens County
Columbus
Calvert
William Keeton
Nelsonville Benefit Dance At I O O F Hall
The Daughters of the American Revolution host a Friday night benefit dance at the I O O F Hall inviting the public. Committee in charge promises good music for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
D. of A
I. O. O. F. Hall
Wend Carlin marriage announced in Woodsfield Ohio
The Tri Psi Sorority announced the Dec 23 1933 marriage of Mildred Wend and Cecil Carlin in Woodsfield Ohio. Rev W Hilton Petry officiated at the Presbyterian manse. Mrs Carlin is daughter of Mrs Nettle Wend of Connettana and a Nelsonville High School and Ohio University graduate. Cecil Carlin is son of Mr and Mrs George Carlin of Carbondale and operates the local bowling arcade. they plan to reside in the area.
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Nelsonville
Tri Psi
Mildred Wend
Cecil Carlin
Woodsfield
Ohio
W. Hilton Petry
Presbyterian
Carlin
Nettle Wend
Connettana
Nelsonville High School
Ohio University
York Township
Oak Grove
George Carlin
Carbondale
Stolen New Straitsville Car After Saturday Night Incident
A motor car owned by William Leake was driven away by a stranger on Main Street about 10 o clock Saturday night. Mrs. Leake attempted to enter the vehicle as the thief fled. No trace of the car has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
William Leake
Main Street
National Guard Battery Receives Six Official Trucks
Eight recruits learned fundamentals from command staff of the 134th Field Artillery Battery C at the Armory Tuesday night. The unit, under Commanding Officer Paul L. Hall, added six new official trucks from state headquarters to its fleet, each able to haul a 75 millimeter gun plus 16 men, complementing two station wagons already owned. The public first inspected the vehicles after Governor Davey’s inaugural parade in Columbus, with 40 to 50 machines taking part. The Battery of 62 men and three officers continues weekly drills ahead of a federal inspection planned for March.
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134Th Field Artillery
Battery C
State Headquarters
Paul L. Hall
Field Artillery
Davey
Columbus
John Bartlett Dies At Guysville Home
John Bartlett aged 75 longtime Athens County resident died at 1140 p m Tuesday at his home near Guysville Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Thursday at South Canaan Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery He is survived by his wife two sons Oro and Byron and two daughters Mrs J C Byre of Chillicothe and Mrs Frank Glass of Covington Va
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Guysville
John Bartlett
Athens County
South Canaan Church
Oro
Byron
J. C. Byre
Chillicothe
Frank Glass
Covington
Camel ad claims boost from smoking during races
Indianapolis 500 winner Bill Cummings says being all in gives him energy from Camels. He also states he smokes Camels steadily to avoid jangled nerves and maintain focus during driving.
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Felow
Bill Cummings
Davey Considers Higher Car Taxes and State Safety Dept
Governor Davey outlined tentative plans including car tax ranges from nine dollars to seventy two and a half, state public safety department modeled on federal investigations, and a possible one hundred million dollar bond issue for public works if federal relief falls short. He favors a two year moratorium on municipal and school bonds depending on sales tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Senate
John W. Bricker
State Department of Public Safety
Division of Investigation
Federal Department of Justice
Frazier Reams
Lucas County
Liquor Enforcement Agency
Highway Patrol
Fire Marshal's Department
Bureau of Identification
Ohio
Carson Funeral Is Conducted Sunday at Home in Syracuse
Funeral services for Mrs. Lida Carson were held Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Ruthford Sellers. The body was taken Monday to East Liverpool for burial. Several local residents spent Sunday visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Carson
Syracuse
Lida Carson
Ruthford Sellers
East Liverpoo
Earrort
Dana Haning
Downington
Okey Byers
Racine
Frank Holmes
James Quick
Mildred
Margaret
Columbus
Everett Wilson
Fred Shumway
Chester
Ear Fort
Thomas Steinmetz
Guyeville
Ava Zo Williams
J. D. Carleton
Dayton
J. E. Carleton
Charles Nease
A. E. Williams
Woodward family aiding farm work after injury incident
Chesterhill resident Don Woodward stays with uncle Harry Woodward and Goshen Run family to help on the farm. Harry Woodward and son John recover from injuries caused by a tree limb strike and a gun discharge during hunting. Mr. and Mrs. BE Hodgin and Mrs. Lena Whitacre visited Columbus Wednesday while Mrs. Will Peebles is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Woodward
Crooksville
Harry Woodward
Goshen Run
Mr. Woodward
John
BE. F. Hodgin
Lena Whitacre
Columbus
Will Peebles
Stanley announces birth of Robert Joseph in Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs Joe Stanley Jr announce the birth of a son named Robert Joseph on Sunday January 13. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Ben Wagner of Buchtel and Mr. and Mrs Joe Stanley Sr. of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Joe Stanley, Jr
Robert Joseph
Ben Wagner, Buchtel
Joe Stanley
Revival Continues at Nazarene Tabernacle Tonight
Special revival meetings at Nazarene Tabernacle continue all week. Mrs Landgrave, wife of the evangelist, will preach and sing tonight. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nazarene Tabernace
Wednesday lecture on The Letters of Saint Paul
The second talk in a Wednesday evening series will be given at 7:30 in the First Methodist Church dining room by Rev Dr W H Fowler. The topic for tonight is How to Find Happiness Philippians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. H. Fowler
Philippians
Kathleen McGee Seeks Divorce in Athens County Court
Kathleen McGee filed for divorce from Orland McGee in Athens County Common Pleas Court. She seeks custody of their three year old daughter, alleging neglect of duty and willful absence. The couple married in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen McGee
Athens County
Temperatures Waver Around Athens Weather Mark
Temperatures in and around Athens swung between spring and winter marks. The high yesterday reached 0 degrees while the night dropped to 2, and by late morning readings were warming into the thirties.
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Athens
Social highlights from Parkersburg area Sunday dinners
Sunday dinner guests included Lottridge Townsend and family of Parkersburg with Rev and Mrs Snyder and Mrs Lona Clark. Afternoon visitors were Mrs John Archer family Oma Gaston Glen Gaston and the Allen family. Many locals hosted relatives and friends from Athens Ming Charmean and others attended meals. Funeral services for Israel Swartz were held at Orange Christian Church with burial in a joining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Townsend
Parkersburg
Snyder
Lona Clark
John Gaston
John Archer
Oma Gaston
Glen Gaston
R. M. Allen
Michael Kinnen
Anthony Kinnen
Leroy Boggs
C. L. Davis
Glen White
Cc. D. Swartz
D. Swartz
Wilson Folirod
Huntington
Joseph Kerr
Athens
Misa Myrtie
Roe Calvert
C. M. Swartz
R. BE. Hustin
Little Hocking
Charlies Reynolds
Kate Snodgrass
Ming Charmean
Myrtle
Dorothy Caldwell
Clarence
Francis
Harvey Persons
Pearl Helwig
Eunice Dean
Athena
Paul Chase
Springfield
Edd Chase
Esmond Brandeberry
Watkins
Walter Leslie
Columbus
Frank Lawrence
Emmett Swisher
Catherine Bowers
Nora Kincade
Stewart
Kincade
Lloyd Nichoson
Leroy Nichoson
Ethel Vandyke
William Lawrence
the Plains
Burley Church
Colonel Church
Coolvile
L. H. Allen
Fred Everett
New England
John Butts
Myrtle and
John Barnhill
W. A. Barnhill
Ruth Atherton
Israel Swartz
Orange Christian Church
Holman
Fields
Grace Kelly
Defense Sticks To Fish Angle In Lindbergh Trial
The defense moved to strike Morton C. Marsh as an expert witness before Isador Fisch’s credibility and the Fisch myth were challenged. The state pressed that the thumbguard found near the Lindbergh home fixed the crime scene, while Hauptmann’s lawyers pressed the Fisch handwriting theory as key to the ransom notes. The court allowed Marsh to testify and the state contended Fisch authored the notes, with German witnesses expected to be used only to counter defense claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Cassidy
Morton C. Marsh
Cincinnati
Massa
Betty Gow
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann
Maish
Isador Fisch
Germany
Fisch
Fiech
Czerna
Hanna
Pincus Fisch
Isador
Minna Stegnitz
Funeral services for Carl Babbsa at his father's residence
Funeral services for Carl Babbsa will be held at the residence of his father near Shawnee Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Burial will be made at Crreeniawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvill
Carl Babbsa
Shawnee
Crreeniawn
Chauncey High School carnival raises funds for reading circle
Chauncey teachers and pupils organized a Monday night carnival in the high school gymnasium that drew a large crowd. Booths sold sandwiches cake pie and homemade candies and the proceeds will buy books for the Grade School Reading Circle.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Briefs and Local Notices
Chauncey residents and relatives are listed with visits and illnesses. Mrs. James Powell of Smith Ferry, formerly of Chauncey, visits her children Clifford, Kenneth, and Jay Powell, and daughter Mrs. Alton Wolfe in Athens. Tillie Anderson, nurse at Sheltering Arms, recovering from pneumonia. sister Dessie Anderson of Columbus visits. George Gabriel Sr. seriously ill at home in Lower Plains with no improvement. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown and son from Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore in Nelsonville. Lawrence Olson and children of The Plains visit parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rankin. EB Church prayer meeting set for 7 tonight at Mrs. Beas Nicholson’s High Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lemon
Grover Backus
Cheatham
West Main Street
Ed Lawson
Fred Blankenship
Logan
Robert Lines
Edward Lawson
Elmer Donley
Columbus
Jerry Donley
F. W. Blankenship
Frank Hupp
Frazersburg
Hupps
New Straitsville
Sidney Johnson
Helen McCoy
Betty Jane Otstott
Clyde Strain
Gertrude
Hardin
Jack Hunter
Chauncey
James Powell
Smith Ferry
Clifford Powell
Kenneth Powell
Jay Powell
Alton Wolfe
Athens
Tillie Anderson
Sheltering Arms
Dessie Anderson
Anderson
Thomas Brown
Lois Stage
Lowell
Harry Moore
Nelsonville
Charles Moler
Lawrence Olson
the Plains
Olson
Peter Rankin
Beas Nicholson
High Street
Linscott and Wallace Honored at Bridge Party
Mrs Thelma Lin Scott and Mr Harry Wallace entertained with three tables of bridge at the Linscott home Saturday night honoring the birthday anniversaries of Mr Linscott and Mr Wallace. High scores went to Mr and Mrs Earl Thompson. A midnight luncheon was served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Wallace Mr and Mrs Joe Wallace Mr and Mrs Earl Thompson Mr and Mrs Ralph Porter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Powell and Mr and Mrs Floyd Linecott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thelma Linscott
Harry Wallace
Linscott
Mr. Linscott
Mr. Wallace
Earl Thompson
Joe Wallace
Ralph Porter
Kenneth Powell
Floyd Linecott
Marriage of Marie Morgan and Gilbert Love in Chauncey
Announcement reports the marriage of Marie Morgan and Gilbert Love solemnized Saturday night by Mayor W D Hines at his home in Chauncey. Attendants were Wilbert Love and his wife. Bride, daughter of Henry and Mrs Morgan, has worked in Lancaster eight years and will reside with her parents for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Marie Morgan
Gilbert Love
W. D. Hines
Wilbert Love
Bride
Henry Morgan
Lancaster
Coon Child in The Plains Confined by Scarlet Fever
Waivaliene Coon three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Coon is seriously ill at the family home in The Plains with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Waivaliene Coon
Pearl Coon
The
Plains
Linscott Family Moves to Farms Near Trimble Amenville and Hooper Ridge
Mr and Mrs Eide move to Beasley farm east of Trimble. Mr and Mrs Harry Linscott reside on a farm near Amenville. The Mesera Linsecott are brothers, sons of Mr and Mrs A M Linscott, Hooper Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Eideward Linscott
Eileen Landa
Beasley
Trimble
Harry Linscott
Sarah Nye
Amenville
Mesera Linsecott
A. M. Linscott
Hooper
Kiwanians Mark Kiwanis International Anniversary
The Athens Kiwanis Club observes the 20th anniversary of Kiwanis International during January with plans led by Dr. Murray Fowler. The movement began in 1915 in Detroit, with the first meeting on January 21. The Education committee, including Earl Beckley L. W. Roberts and I. T. Quick, directs the program as 1,836 clubs across the U S and Canada participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Athens Kiwanis Club
Murray Fowler
Detroit
Kiwanis Education
Earl Beckley
L. W. Roberts
I. T. Quick
United States
Canada
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National Guard Battery
Ananda
E. W. Davis
R. F. Mann
Chesterhill
Fowler
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Bruno Hauptmann
Hidlegarde
Olga Alexander
John F. Condon
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Tres Oe
Chauncey School
George Gabriel, Sr
Lower Plains
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Joneses
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