Nelsonville teams sweep Union Furnace in Saturday basketball
In Nelsonville at the city gymnasium the Scarlet and Gray varsity defeat Union Furnace 33-13 with Al Juniper scoring nine. The Greyhound Pups win 22-14 behind Bob Juniper and Howard Dexter eight points each, as the reserves trail 6-4 at halftime.
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Nelsonville
Scarlet and Gray
Union Furnace
Greyhound Varsity
Pups
George Abraham
Hounds
Scarlet
Union Furnace Braves
al Juniper
McManus
Furnace
Bob Juniper
Howard Dexter
Juniper
Dexter
Wyskivers
Bryan
Louis
Braves
Cooke
Aweene
H. Juniper
Hitchings
Laessle
Westfall
Blair
Casscanese
Howe
Warber
Downhour
F. Rosser
Fee
Miller
Arnold
McManaway
Knight
Wyskiver
Clain
Smith
Berean Class Elects Officers in Nelsonville Church
Berean Bible Class of the Church of Christ named officers for the year Wilber Jonas president Lyle Dabritz vice president Sam Starkey secretary treasurer W L Morrison teacher W B Evans assistant teacher Sigrid Love pianist A benefit party is planned by the Junior Order Tuesday evening at 8 oclock in the IOOF Hall. A noted fact about the female spider states she may consume her mate.
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Nelsonville
Berean
Church of Christ
Wilber Jonas
Lyle Dabritz
Sam Starkey
W. L. Morrison
W. B. Evans
Sigrid Love
IOOF
Glouster
Bishopville
Hattie Watkins
Bertha Carpenter
Marie Hambel
Mae Stump
Garnet Reed
Maxine Halbert
Lucy Pedicord
Sadie Robinet
Orlena Harbert
Hettie Thompson
Kay
Naomi Post
Lucy Kirkbride
Nelsonville DAR chapter hosts tea and talks
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger hosted an Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR tea at the Kessinger home with regent W H Weigand presiding. State regent Mrs James F Donahue spoke on the Penny Pine Project and student loans, urging past members to return and new memberships. Birth announcements follow and a Bible Class meeting at Buchtel Methodist Church is set for Wednesday at 7.
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Nelsonville
Kessinger
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Margaret Johnson
Gladys
Edith Kinneer
E. J. Kessinger
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. Weigand
Julius Fischer
Martin Alexander
Persian Gardens
Chloe
Ohio
CCC
O. A. Alderman
Wei
Buchtel Methodist Church
Methodist Guild to Meet Open New Year with Yearling Review
The Methodist Guild meets Tuesday evening January 17 at Miss Florence Cook’s Poplar Street home with hostesses Mrs. Nelson Dowler and Mrs. J. D. Anderson assisting. Librarian Evelyn Strouse will review The Yearling, as the new year program opens and a large attendance is expected.
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Methodist Guild
Florence Cook
Poplar St
Nelson Dowler
J. D. Anderson
Evelyn Strouse
Pythian Sisters Honor Mary Evans on 77th Birthday
At the regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters on Thursday evening Mrs. Mary Evans was an honored guest for her 77th birthday. The group afterward enjoyed lunch at the Blue Bell.
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Pythian Sisters
Mary Evans
Blue Bell
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs John Campbell
Mr and Mrs John Campbell of Haydenville announce the birth of a son at Cherrington Hospital Logan.
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John Campbell
Orpha Hanning
Haydenville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Ice Men Win Three Games in Week of Hoops
Nelsonville Covert Ice independent basketball team won three straight games. They beat New Marshfield 24 23, Carbon Hill 38 19 led by Spider Whyte with 20 points, and Camp Nelson 15 7. Playing Coach Meade Whyte revamped the squad ahead of Athens Industrial League play. A players meeting is set for 8 pm at the Covert storage office.
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Nelsonville
Coverts
New Marshfield
Carbon Hill
Spider” Whyte
Camp Nelson
Buckeye
Ohio Food Market
Meade Whyte
Scout Dinner Delayed by Troop 66 Postponement Announced
Nelsonville Boy Scout Troop 66 postpones its annual charter dinner to later this month after a committee meeting. Explorer Scouts will hold January session Tuesday at West School 8 to 9 15 PM with patrol officer elections. Troop 66 invites 12 year olds to apply and join troop leaders for future summer camping and woodcraft.
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Nelsonville
Troop 66
W. D. Mender
Explorer Scouts
the West School
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
The
West School
Donald Jonas
Ver Ogg
Leslie Cox
Floyd Barber
C. Roy Tomlinson
James Patton
Wilbert Dean
Harry Wolfe
Albert Barber
Athens
Kouri
Columbus St
Visitors Win By Low Score
NELSONVILLE The Eagles bowling team lost to Columbus City Hallgirls by 41 pins in a match at Central Alleys Sunday. Letha Silcott won two of three games from Helen Hunter. The Columbus girls had a 216 pin handicap. Helen Monaca led with 167, Cruse scored 435 across three games, Haddox and Whyte of the Eagles each had 214 in a single game. Next Sunday the Eagles travel to Columbus for a return match.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Columbus City
Helen Monaca
Miss Cruse
Haddox
Whyte
City Hall
Columbus
Harvey Rites Planned for Floodwood Area Resident
Elizabeth Harvey 82 died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Columbus. Funeral services set for Wednesday at New Floodwood Church at two o’clock with burial at Greenlawn. Survived by daughter Blanche Swartz and four sons Pearl Zanesville William and Charles Columbus, plus grandchildren and siblings.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Harvey
Blanche Swartz
Morrell Ave
Columbus
Swartz
Harry Harvey
New Floodwood
Greenlawn
Harvey
Floodwood
Pearl
Zanesville
William
Charles
Thief Steals Donation Can At Local Restaurant
A small change can used for the President's Birthday Ball to fight infantile paralysis was taken from Batie's Restaurant on Hocking Street Saturday night. Police reports estimate four or five dimes were in the can, about 50 have been husked to various city shops.
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Nelsonville
Batie
Hocking St
Legion Beats Eagles in Narrow Ping Pong Victory
In Nelsonville the American Legion defeated the Eagles after an extra game. Key results include Orville Steenrod over Clyde Ray two straight 21-20 21-8 and Pearl Wend edging Bob Auflick in three 21-16 16-21 21-16. The match ended 4-4 with Wend and Hickman winning the decisive third.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Eagles
Orville Steenrod
Clyde Ray
Watson Wolf
Stanley Mechem
Pearl Wend
The
Legion
Bob Auflick
Harmon Dupler
Lowell Hickman
Bob Kinney
Johnny Gathers
Steenrod
Mechem
Dupler
Wolf
Wend
Hickman
Auflick
Ray
Kinney
Gathers
Young Boy Overcome by Gas Fumes in Apartment
Nelsonville report of 14 year old Tenni hill son of Mrs Myrtle Tennihill who used a gas heater in the Stratton building Fayette Street Sunday morning and collapsed in the doorway after a bath due to escaping fumes. He was treated by a physician and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Nelsonville
Tennihill
Myrtle Tennihill
Stratton Building
Fayette St
Pastor Preaches to Large Nelsonville Assembly
More than 200 persons heard Rev W P Clark of the First M E Church in Sunday morning worship at Nelsonville. The church school attendance grows weekly as captains Betts and Kinney of the Reds and Blues report progress. Next Sunday the pastor will discuss Happiness. Dr Lorenzo Butts spoke on Choosing Life's Work and Mrs Delia Lewis sang several numbers.
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Nelsonville
W. P. Clark
M. E
Betts and Kinney
Reds
Lorenzo Butts
Delia Lewis
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Madge Graham moves to manage Mary’s rehearsals while Dicky departs to mislead Philip Veritzen about their plans. Noel's growing suspicion over a dancing interlude strains the reunion and Madge contemplates a risky interpolation to win Philip’s favor. The scene ends with Noel’s wary interest as the plan unfolds.
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Madge Graham
Philip Veritzen
Dicky
New Jersey
Veritzen
Madge
Mary
New York
Noel Veritzen
Noel
Tom Cats to Face J-T Team on Court Tuesday
Glouster headlines a basketball tilt with J-T on Tuesday night at 7 30. The Tom Cats seek revenge after losing to J-T in football this season. A reserve game is also scheduled on JT's court.
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Glouster
Tom Cats
J-T
Sleighing Party and Wiener Roast At Thompson Cabin
Jimmie Thompson hosted a sleighing party and wiener roast Friday evening at his cabin near the Antle Fruit Farm. Guests included Barbara Richardson, Jean Matthews, Mary Virginia Croushore, Maxine Thompson, Bob Maurer, Joe Nelson and Lee McDonald.
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Jimmie Thompson
Antle Fruit Farm
Barbara Richardson
Jean Matthews
Mary Virginia Croushore
Maxine Thompson
Bob Maurer
Joe Nelson
Lee McDonald
Legion Posts Tuesday Meeting
Regular meeting of Frank Mc Cann Post American Legion will be held Tuesday night at 7 30. Books published before 1870 no longer are protected by copyrights.
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Legion
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Treacherous Weather Quietly Surges Through Glouster Weekend
Glouster spent one of the quietest weekends in months as streets froze with ice. Only youths appeared to revel on North Street and Monroe Street where steep hills drew children for coasting.
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Glouster
North St
Monroe St
Blondie Heads to Athena Theater Tuesday Debuts on Screen
The popular comic strip family comes to Columbia cinema in Blondie. Penny Singleton plays Blondie with Arthur Lake as Dagwood and Larry Simms as Baby Dumpling. The film follows the Bumsteads through domestic trials and comic mischief with Frank Strayer directing.
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Bumsteads
Blondie
Dagswood
Baby Dumpling
Chic Young
Columbia
Athena Theater
Penny Singleton
Nonny Nonny
Dagwood
Arthur Lake
Harold Teen
Larry Simms
Frank Strayer
Glouster Woman Suffered Appendicitis Attack
Mrs. Robert Latta Ruth Moody of Glouster was hurried to Grant Hospital Columbus Friday night for emergency appendectomy. She was transported by the C. F. Wallace ambulance.
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Glouster
Robert Latta
Ruth Moody
Grant Hospital
Columbus
C. F. Wallace
Choir Practice Set For Tuesday Evening
The Junior Choir of the Church of Christ will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the church for practice.
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Church of Christ
Bows and Arrows Through 25,000 Years of Use
The article notes that bows and arrows have been employed by humans for at least 25,000 years, highlighting their long history as essential tools for hunting and warfare.
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