Comedy to Be Staged by Nelsonville P T A
Nelsonville Parent Teacher Groups plan a local comedy this month at Nelsonville High School auditorium. The cast includes Ruth Hyde Treva Oakley Gladys Christopher Raymond Raine and Joe de OFlorety with plans for more local players. Proceeds support the teachers association and the group aims for an outstanding production.
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Ysonville
Gacie
Peculiar
Ted
Harris
Faii Washburn
Frances Nelos Rastus
Ed Murphy
Chicago
J. A. LeRoy Hartley
Jack
Teacher Association
Benefit Dance Aids High School Activities Jan 21
Community events outline a benefit dance on January 21 at the Buchtel Opera House to raise funds for athletic activities at the high school. The program includes performances by Mechy and his cowboy group with a return engagement on February 11, plus pictures and tickets.
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Jack Law
Buchtel Opera
Mechy
His Cowboy
If and Industry Leaders on Main Street
C. H. Bartlet surveys the coal and automobile sectors, noting leadership fears and industry overproduction. He cites rail delays, gas and oil rivals, and a surplus of coal while urging better merchandising and market use.
Funeral Guests From Out of Town Attend Mrs Matthewson Rites
In Nelsonville on Friday morning a funeral for the late Mrs. J. F. Matthewson drew visitors from Cleveland Columbus Syracuse and New Lexington among others. Local clubs noted a T C L Club meeting with a birthday handkerchief shower for hostess Daisy Kesterson and a prize contest won by Mrs. Robey. The next gathering is set for February 15 with Mrs. Blanche Janney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. F. Matthewson
C. Munan
Cleveland
C. Clank and Son
Francis Davis
Francis Sargeant
Willam Crawford
G. E. Selby
B. J. Walters
F. Golden
Janie O'Grady
Columbus
William Matthewson
Syracuse
Leo Carroll
T. C. L. Club
Daisy Kesterson
Mabel Jones
Blanche Stanley
Alice Dresher
Della Robey
Cecil Adkins
Mae Ennis
Flossie Green
Robey
Desher
Blanche
Janney
Fairview Street
Mrs O Mara hurt in fall in Nelsonville entry
Mrs. Frank O Mara sustained head and neck injuries after slipping on steps while entering a neighbor’s home. She was treated for a head impact with the brick pavement and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Nelsonville
Frank O'Mara
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner And Games At Frankin Street
Mrs. Fred Edington of West Franklin Street hosted a Friday bridge gathering at the Dew Hotel for dinner at 6 then play at the Edington home. Guest players included Mrs. Robert Veon Mrs. R M Henry and Miss Dorothy Vorhes who won the guest prize. Club awards went to Miss Mary Sharp first and Mrs W L Cooley second.
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Fred Edington
West Franklin Street
Dew Hotel
Edington
Robert Veon
R. M. Henry
Dorothy Vorhes
Vorhes
Mary Sharp
W. L. Cooley
Rainbow Class Elects Officers At Christian Church
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church met January 18 and elected officers for the year. Officers include President Pearl McCullock, Vice President Marzella Barrows, Secretary Lillian Young, Treasurer Sigrid Love, Corresponding Secretary Frances Parry, Teacher Verna Lane, Assistant Teacher Nell Johnson. Committees named Social Fern Hickman Edna Donley Myrtle Matheny Marquise Morris Lookout Myra Millholland Lou Allen Ruth Butt Flowers Anna Butt Librarian Elsie Dalton. A social hour followed the meeting with refreshments.
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Rainbow
Rainbow Class
The
Christian Church
Verna Lane
Nell Johnson
Pearl McCullock
Marzella Barrows
Lillian Young
Sigrid Love
Frances Parry
Fern Hickman
Edna Donley
Myrtle Matheny
Local Family Visits and Travel Across Columbus Area
Mrs Olive Sibert and son Lawrence of Columbus spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Bean. The Coakleys and family visited Mrs Warrington in Columbus. Frank Bean spends the end of the week in Columbus. Mrs Fred Ellinger travels to Haydenville for her mother Mrs Hutchinson’s illness. Will Poling travels to Columbus to be with his father in Mt Carmel Hospital for surgery. Cliff Hampton and daughter Mildred returned to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank O Mara and others. Vivian Roscoe Lancaster spent Friday with relatives. Mary Roscoe stays a week with sister Mrs W L Cooley. Mrs Charles McCarty returns to Washington DC after weeks with sister Mrs N Hill.
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Olive Sibert
Lawrence
Columbus
Frank Bean
B. Coakley
Bernard and Forest
Marie
Charles Lee
Newark
Will Poling
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Cliff Hampton
Mildred
Frank O'Mara
Vivian Roscoe
Lancaster
Mary Roscoe
W. L. Cooley
Charles McCarty
Washington, D. C
N. Hill
Carthage Man To Face Court
Ralph Golden of Carthage Township is to appear in Lancaster on charges of possession of intoxicating liquor transporting liquor and resisting an officer. Sheriff William Belhorn said Golden sought for two years. he was arrested Thursday at his uncle’s Coolville home. Also taken into custody was George South on forgery charges in Fairfield County.
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Ralph Golden
Carthage Township
Lancaster
William Belhorn
Fairfield County
Belhorn
Athens County
Golden
Frank White
J. P. Smith
Richard Henderson
Coolville
Roy Goldsberry
George South
South
Belpre
Rome Grangers Plan January Grange Meeting
Rome Grange to hold special program for Patrons of Husbandry on Wednesday January 25 at 8 o'clock. J I Mantle will speak, Mrs Bertha Hayes will read, W B Spear will discuss farm odd jobs, Evelyn Spear on farm home work, and residents Hoskinson and Dorr will sing. Carl W Hayes reads a farmer to Congressman letter, role call on favorite aspects of Grange meeting, and community service talks for 1933. York Grange will present Candle Lighting Service.
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H. J. Hoskinson
Fred Dorr
Carl W. Hayes
Grange
York Grange
Rome Grange
Athens Boy Scout Troops Plan Spring and Summer Programs
In Athens, Boy Scout troops finalize organization for 1933 and outline activities. Troop 1 with Arch Knowlton as scoutmaster lists leaders and a roster by patrols including Flying Eagle and Bear groups. Troop 2 meets to elect officers, Cub Scouts convene Thursday, and Troop 4 gathers Friday under Webster Dalton.
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Athens
Webster Dalton
Arch Knowlton
Warren Higgins
Boris Woolley
Edward 8
Clinton Knowlton
George Sheldon
Howard Bolinger
Clovis Knowlton
Maynard Coates
Guy Moore
Charles Wood
Bear
Clyde Pierce
Joe McAfee
Bob Hopper
William Love
Dwight Roads
Cecil Sutton
George Michaels
Harry Entwhistle
Fox
Robert Bolinger
Jess Larch
Donald Burdette
Robert Larch
Marion McLean
Robert Schuster
Charles Smith
Paul Jones
Court News Highlights in Common Pleas and Indictments
In Athens County Court, Harry Bucher seeks 624.44 plus interest from May 25 1932 from Ray-Gle Corporation for labor and materials via Bucher Engraving. McCoy sues Manhattan Coal for 1319.20 damages after a mine accident injuring his artificial limb. John Snyder pleads guilty to auto theft, sentenced to Ohio State Reformatory. Elizabeth Lewis estate inheritance tax set at 3032. Marriage license issued for William Park and Lindie Ray.
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Ray-Gile Corporation
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Harry Bucher
Bucher
Bucher Engraving Company
Franklin County
Ray-Glo Company
Manhattan Coal Company
Luhrng
Charles A. McCoy
Common Pleas
McCoy
Luhrig
John Snyder
Athena County Grand Jury
Ohio State Reformatory
O. F. Rowland
Elizabeth Lewis
M. Johnson
William Park
Grouser
Lindie Ray
Glouster
Bert Ray
Woman in Indianapolis Adopted at 57
Mrs. Margaret Hightshue, age 57, of Indianapolis Indiana, has been adopted by John Pruett, 81, a widower, who may become her heir.
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Margaret Hightshue
Indianapolis
Ind
John Pruett
Occupy Homes Complete Move-Ins In Athens Area
Families have moved into two new homes in Athens during the last two weeks and another dwelling will be ready this week. Occupied are the ten room home of Judge OU F Rowland in Grandview Heights and the five room home of Elroy Mc Donald on Stewart Street. The story and a half cottage belonging to R I Bolin on Second Street is ready for occupancy. Bardin Brothers are building three new six room homes on East Side with unique designs. Excavation and foundation work advance on Lorene Elmwood corner and Shannon Avenue sites. Pure Oil Company is building a new filling station on Richland Avenue.
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Athens
Judge OU F. Rowland
Grandview Heights
Elroy McDonald
Stewart Street
R. I. Bolin
Second Street
Bardin Brothers
Lorene and
Elmwood
Shannon Avenue
Lorene Street
Pure 01
Richland Avenue
Meigs County Gas Wells Surge in Drilling Activity
Meigs County drilling continues with notable activity in Meigs. Local reports claim more producing gas wells have been drilled since last fall than in any prior period, with the Ohio Fuel Gas Company owning 95 wells in the county not counting independently owned wells supplying gas to the company.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Explosion at Morelia Kills Thirty in Mexico
Dispatches to Universal report thirty dead and several injured after dynamite in six boxes exploded in Morelia Michoacan state. It details casualty toll and ongoing search for missing victims.
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Mexico City
Morelia
State
Old Songs Kept in Scrapbook Highlighting Vintage Lyrics
A scrapbook of frayed reprints preserves songs from earlier years. It features titles like The Hat My Father Wore Erin’s Green Shore The Faded Coat of Blue Old Wooden Rocker Mary of the Wild Moor and The Old Union Wagon Civil War era verses and advice on love letters flirting and buggy riding devices are also noted, with many clippings faded but preserved.
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BE. Vv
Wolfe
Erin's Green Shore
Mary of
Bessie
Mollie Darling
Class 11 To Meet At Mrs Coakley’s Home
Class 11 to meet Monday night at the home of their teacher Mrs Florence Coakley 267 Oak Street. A luncheon to be potluck style will be served.
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Methodist Lunday School
Florence Coakley
Oak Street
Cattle Market Reports Week of Gains and Steady Tones
The cattle market closed the week with gains of 10 to 20 cents per hundredweight as demand for light steers and yearling stock boosted prices. Hogs held steady with a 15 cent spread between weekly tops while lambs remained the most active sector with late rallies despite rising receipts. Chicago hog receipts rose about 30 percent over the week, yet lagged last year.
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Columbus
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Chicago
Three Get Roles in Police Surgeon at Paramount
Ricardo Cortez Frances Dee and William Harrigan will head the care of Police Surgeon which B R Schulberg will produce for Paramount. Cortez has joined Paramount contract players after leading roles elsewhere. Harrigan is being brought from Broadway to Hollywood under Paramount contract.
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Ricardo Cortez
Frances Dee
William Harrigan
B. R. Schulberg
Paramount
Cortez
Harrigan
Hollywood
Business Girls Class Plans Meeting At Steenrod Home
The Christian Sunday School group will meet Monday night at 7 30 at Mrs S Steenrod s West Washington Street home. A potluck luncheon will be served.
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The
Christian Sunday School
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