Health Day Observed by W. B. A. at Nelsonville Hall
Health day at the W B A Hall Spray Building Nelsonville will feature examinations by Grace Haas R N of Columbus on Tuesday Jan 21. Members should report between 10:30 am and 7 pm with the review meeting at 7 o clock. Ina Hoover also attends and Mrs T F Ely presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W.B.A. Hall
Spray
Grace Haas
R.N
Columbus
Ina Hoover
T. F. Ely
Nelsonville Junior Order Benefit Party Held Tuesday
The Junior Order organizes a benefit party in the 1.0.C.F. Hall on Tuesday night, January 21, at eight o'clock. Proceeds support the lodge and local community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvisile — Junior Order
C.F
King Funeral to be Held Tuesday for Cora King
The body of 28 year old Cora Lucile King killed in a Mansfield area auto accident arrived at her parents Laurel Run home Sunday. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Locke Church with burial at Clarks Chapel. She is survived by her parents and siblings James Harold Haydenville Zelma Appleman Charles Clem and Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Cora Lucile King
Mansfield
Jesse van Bibber
Laurel Run
Locke Church
Clarks Chapel
James
Harold
Haydenville
Zelma Appleman
Logan
Charles
Clem
Ralph
Nelsonville Elks Fall Short to Circleville by 44 Pins
Nelsonville Elks bowling team lost to Circleville Elks in Circleville by 44 pins as the semifinal frames decided the winner. Good led all three games with 582 for Circleville while Grubby Steenrod posted a 213 high single. a rematch is set for February 2 at local lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks
Circleville
Circleville Elks
Grubby
Steenrod
Good
Neiman
OD “Rence
BRE
Philodorian Lodge Meeting Tonight in Nelsonville
Members of Philodorian Lodge No 157 F and A M are urged to attend this evening at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple Nelsonville planning lodge business and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Philodorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid Meeting at Trimble Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Trimble Methodist Church will meet Wednesday night January 22 with Mrs. Marie Antle as hostess. Officers will be elected and a birthday handkerchief shower will honor two January birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Ladies Aid Society
Trimble Methodist Church
Marie Antle
Nelsonville Plans Benefit Ball for Infantile Paralysis Fund
Nelsonville committee for the 1941 fight against infantile paralysis met at Dr C G Dew’s office to plan a benefit ball at Elk's Hall on January 31 from 9 to 1. Bob Clark's Orchestra will play. dime banks will be placed in county businesses and schools will help distribute tickets. Half of proceeds stay locally, half go to the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation to support brace, hospital, and specialist needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
Elk’s Hall
Bob Clark
Lancaster
Dr. Dew
Earl Baker
Sheldon Powell
The
Elks Club
Jo Evans
the Eagles
Nelle Dowler
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Ruth Butts
Tri Psi Sorority
Bob Kinney
Merchants Association
Don Dunkle
Brooks
Shoe Factory
Howard Warner
Earl Washburn
E. J. Arnold
Helen Stewart
Verna Hand
Lily Stover
Glouster
Athens
Infantile Paralysis Fund
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Glouster Firemen Extinguish Burning Car in McLeish District
Glouster firefighters responded Sunday afternoon to a burning 1935 coupe owned by Tom Abers of McLeish. The vehicle had veered into a ditch after going over a bank Saturday night. The rear section including the rumble seat and two tires burned, damage about 75 dollars. Origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Little Italy
McLeish
Tom Abers
Murphy Motors Co
Murphy Garage
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge No. 401 installed officers Saturday evening with Irene Morris as installing officer and assistants Lenna Snowden Nellie Jones Sarah Jane Kay and Harry Cheney. New officers include Noble Grand Iva Pedicord and others, with twenty members present for refreshments. Also Trimble Grade PTA meeting postponed to February 18 due to influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G
Clara Morris
L. S
Lillie Carter
R. S
Sarah Jane Kay
V. G
Clara Golding
Vesta Cherrington
Agnes Eddy
Edwin A Wallace rites held Sunday
Funeral services for Edwin A. Wallace of Columbus, a former Glouster resident, were conducted Sunday at the C. F. Wallace & Son Funeral Home with Rev. W. R. Walker of the Indianola Church of Christ officiating. Attending were twenty Indianola Church members and numerous out of town mourners from Columbus, Parkersburg, Akron, Newark, Nelsonville, Athens, and Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea and
Leah
F. R. Kinney
Harry Miller
Tex Myers
Clara Davis
Gotha Davis
Bryan McCullough
Newark
Joe Barrows
Frank Betts
Nelsonville
E. W. Bingman
Hazel LaHugh
Ray Gardner
Guy Gardner
Brett Davis
Athens
Karl Gardner
Florence Pendegrass
G. B. Courtney
Harvey Courtney
G. M. Brookins
Chauncey
Car Stolen in Glouster On Main Street
A four door gray sedan owned by Bernard Leach was stolen from a Main Street parking space in Glouster about nine o clock Sunday night. License X 792 R was on the car. State highway patrol and Marshal Fred Heck were notified. Keys were left in the vehicle.
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Glouster
Bernard Leach
Main St
State Highway Patrol
Fred Heck
Columbus Beaten Twice In Nelsonville Bowler Showdowns
In Nelsonville special matches this week end Columbus bowlers lost first to Athens and then to local pinmen. Kenny Cope posted a high single game of 265 and H Metters tallied a three game 679 for Columbus. In city league play Brooks faces Sohio at 8 tonight.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Athens
Kenny Cope
H. Metters
Brooks
Sohio
Glouster Social Notes Highlights New Year Meeting
The Glouster class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. R. B. Smiths home with assistants Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Logue and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. M. M. Bryson presided in president Elizabeth Clark absence. Readings included When the Bells Ring and a Poem for The New Year. A paper on The Circuit Rider was read and 18 members and guests were served refreshments.
Orphan Class Hosts Friday Evening Meeting
Mrs Gus Morris and Mrs W D Witham hosted the Orphan Class of the Methodist Church at the Morris home Friday evening. Attendees included Mrs John Binderbasin Mrs John Blower Mrs W C Turner Mrs W O Bailey Mrs Thomas Williams Jr and son Tommy Richard Mrs Anselm Gamwell Mrs William Hughes and Mrs Robert Brunton Jr. Mrs Williams led devotions and Mrs Bailey presided over a brief business session planning future activities. Refreshments served to ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Morris
W. D. Witham
Methodist Church
John Binderbasin
John Blower
W. C. Turner
W. O. Bailey
Thomas Williams, Jr
Tommy Richard
Anselm Gamwell
William Hughes
Robert Brunton, Jr
Williams
Out-of-town mourners attend funeral for Mr Frank Wolf
Attendees traveling from several towns gathered Saturday afternoon at C F Wallace Son Funeral Home for the funeral service of Mr. Frank Wolf. Listed visitors included Howard E Rice of Chillicothe Mr and Mrs Fred Wolf Harold Wolf Mr Will Wolf Mrs Mary Herrold Mr Sol Crew Miss Marie Crew Mr and Mrs Joe Crew Miss Estella Morris Mrs Mary Jennings Kenneth Wolf Harold Brown and Columbus. Also present were Mr and Mrs John Kenan of Middleport Mrs Will Smith and Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolf
C. F. Wallace & Son
Howard E. Rice
Chillicothe
Fred Wolf
Harold Wolf
Will Wolf
Mary Herrold
Sol Crew
Marie Crew
Joe Crew
Estella Morris
Mary Jennings
Kenneth Wolf
Harold Brown
Columbus
John Kenan
Middleport
Will Smith
Arthur Smith
Athens
Nelsonville Birthday party for Jill Warren noted
Mrs. Robert Warren hosted a Saturday afternoon party for Jill Warren’s thirteenth birthday with contests and prizes. After lunch, Jill escorted guests to the Majestic theater for a party, including Sally Jackson and others. Local attendees were Lillian Stover and Mary Lillian Gorsuch. An estimate cites 100 million stars visible with modern telescopes.
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Nelsonville
Robert Warren
Jill
the Majestic
Sally Jackson
Miriam Betts
Patty Kentner
Naomi Ogg
Doris Warner
Katherine Locke
Evelyn Thompson
Shirley Sayers
Hudsons Attend Columbus Funeral for Carl Evans
Mr and Mrs W L Hudson traveled to Columbus today for the funeral of Carl C Evans the nephew of Mrs Hudson. Evans had been in his usual health but was found dead in bed Saturday morning at his Columbus home.
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W. L. Hudson
Columbus
Carl C. Evans
Evans
Class 11 Methodist hosts potluck supper
Class No 11 of the Methodist Church led by teacher Mrs Emma McManamay will hold a potluck supper Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Wilson Green on Diamond Street.
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The
Methodist Church
Emma McManamay
Wilson Green
Diamond St
Two Appear Before Mayor In Nelsonville
Everett Hull and James S Wolfe appeared in Mayor C G Dew's court in Nelsonville. Hull pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence and was fined 50 plus costs after a Saturday collision with two parked cars on Washington Street. Wolfe pleaded not guilty to unsafe operation and was bound over to the grand jury under 100 bond. affidavit was filed by the State Highway Patrol.
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Nelsonville
Everett Hull
Gore
C. G. Dew
Hull
Burley Blair
W. Washington St
Harold Brown
Glouster
Vern (Snap) Coakley
James S. Wolfe
Boy Scouts To Meet Tonight In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Troop 66 plans a 6 30 to 7 30 meeting at West School where 1941 registration cards are issued to Scouts present by 6 30. Scoutmaster Mender asks uniforms and advancement cards. Leaders and committee meet at the K of P Building at 7 30 for Anniversary Week programs. About one third of the world cattle population is in India.
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Nelsonville
Troop 66
West School
W. D. Mender
K. of P
India
Epidemic of Cold Symptoms Advertises 666 Remedies
An advertisement touts 666 liquid or tablets 666 salve or 666 nose drops as a remedy for cold symptoms with relief advertised in the first day.
Wolf Bowlers Take Two More Matches
Wolf Bowling team from GLOUSTER won two matches Sunday. At Swan Alleys they defeated the Weber family 63 pins as George Wolf posted 257 for high single and 607 for high series. At River View they beat New York Central by 66 pins with NYC’s Titer earning 211 and 609 for best three-game effort. Retail Clerks Union meets Wednesday evening with State Organizer Miller attending.
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Glouster — Wolf
Columbus
Swan Alleys
Webers
Wolfs
George Wolf
Riverview
New York Central
Titer
Nyc
Braking Distance at 40 MPH Cited in Safety Note
A safety note states the reaction to danger plus braking takes about one fifth of a second, allowing roughly 20 feet of travel at 40 miles per hour before braking begins.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
Elks Home
Athens County
Draft Board No. 2
Elks
Hocking St
Haro LeFavor
Fred O. Linscott
Nelsonville Lodge
Harry Kelly, Sr
Linscott
Lioyd Fvans
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Adamson
C.O. Gibson
Amesville
Clyde Parrish
Coolville
James Sharp
Belle Lancaster
Tom Sheppard
Harry A. Mettler
Match” Bayless
J. B. Preston
Eland
Dale Lafayette Mosier
Charles Woodrow Barrows
John William Hayden
James Russell Johnson
Charles Woodrow Ray
Jack Kontner
John Melvon Speelman
Charles Richard Marks
William Franklin Haybrow
Leonard Allison LaFollette
Walter Everett Staley
Mussolini
Britain
Sudan
Italian East Africa
King
Masons
England
Switzerland
Basle
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Edwin A. Wallace
P. Stehle
F. Kilcoyne
K. Doak
T. Skinner
H. Smith
R. Gardner
K. Cope Scenne
G. Cece Cense
NEA Telephoto
Knudsen
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Nelsonville Social Notes
Lillian Stover
Mary Lillian Gorsuch
Huntington
W. Va
Boy Scouts
F. J. Beasley Co
Tappan Gas Range
Visualite
NTER
Ely
wigAs
Tappan
Gus Company
Retail Clerks Union
Miller
Louis Weber
Weber
Spray Hall
Blanchette Club
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