Troop 66 Plans Tenth Anniversary Charter Dinner
Nelsonville Scout leaders invite parents and guests to a potluck charter dinner marking the tenth anniversary of Troop 66 on Monday January 30 from 6 to 730 PM at the K of P dining room in the Pythian Building. Awards will go to the winning Explorer Wolf or Panther Patrol.
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Nelsonville
Troop 66
Boy Scouts
K. of P
Pythian
Ashwill
James Patton
Wilbert Dean
Mender
Roy Tomlinson
Albert Barber
Harry Wolf
Nelson Home Is Sold in Nelsonville
Mrs. Alex Nelson sells her home at 80 East Franklin Street to Mr. and Mrs. C E Barber of 335 West Washington Street. The Barbers will move in at once. Mrs. Nelson and granddaughter Beverly Bonner stay with relatives in Nelsonville before moving to 517 Walnut Street Alma Michigan.
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Nelsonville
Alex Nelson
E. Franklin St
C. E. Barber
Washington St
Nelson
Beverly Bonner
James Knight
Walnut St
Alma
Mich
Eagles Bowled Over Mechems In Central Alleys Clash
Nelsonville Eagle bowling team set to face Mechems Gas House Gang at Central Alleys. Eagles show improvement with five wins in six after recent lineup changes. Visiting committee to Marietta for Eagles recruitment drives. ping pong also on tonight schedule.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Mechems
Gas House
Gilbert Smith
Bob Hall
Grubby Steenrod
Hatdox
Knapp
Dewey Whyte
Marietta
Joe Evans
A. Hankerson
Legion
Lancaster Elks Visit Nelsonville Lodge Event
Lancaster Elks chartered a bus and cars to Nelsonville for visitation night with guests from Marietta and Athens. Attendance exceeded 200 as four local candidates received the degree. Nelsonville charter members James Sharp A L Pritchard and George E Johnson attended. A minstrel troupe directed by Martin Alexander performed with members Alexander Kinney Patton Raybould Rosser Cookson Raine Crawford Evans.
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Nelsonville
Lancaster Elks
Nelsonville Lodge
Marietta
Athens
Lancaster Lodge
James Sharp
A. L Pritchard
George E. Johnson
Martin Alexander
Elks
Alexander
Robert Kinney
Jack Patton
Jack Raybould
Edward Rosser
Corwin Cookson
Raymond Raine
Connie Crawford
Charles Evans
Scout Troop 65 Plans Scout Week Activities
Nelsonville Troop 65 of the Boy Scouts met Tuesday at the Episcopal Church to discuss Scout Week plans and appoint committees. They aim to win the blue ribbon for the best window. Bob Morris led songs. The group will meet again next Tuesday at 7 PM.
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Nelsonville
Episcopal Church
Bob Morris
Garden Club Meets At Long Bottom
Garden Club at Long Bottom meets with 12 members including Mrs. Betty ash. Papers read by four members. games and contests follow. lunch served by Mrs. Roush and Mary Mat lack. Local notices include a house fire in Racine and several family travel and birthday items.
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Long Bottom
Riverside Rden Club
Betty Ash
Pauline Myers
Amanda Chambers
Betty Roush
Gaynelle Clark
Barton
Cleveland
Bedford
Racine
C. P. Arnott
J. C. Swan
H. C. Swan
W. F. Hawley
J. C. Hawley
M. W. Stewart
Sarah Wagner
O. E. German
Juanita Lawrence
C. S. Swan
L. J. Myers
Harrietsville
Henry Pryor
Stanley Swan
Columbus
A. F. Swan
Charles Hensley
Violet Bissell
Waverly
P. M. Bonar
Pythians Plan Anniversary Program in Nelsonville
Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias meets at Pythian Castle at 7:00 pm to plan the 75th anniversary. Entertainment committee includes Barber Silcott Tomlinson Powell Bateman Mend er. co operating with Pythian Sisters Clara Bateman Neta Power. Banquet music entertainment and a special speaker are planned.
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Nelsonville — Valley
Knights of Pythias
Kian
Nelsonville Social Notes Farewell party and club meetings mark week
Beverly Bonner is honored at a farewell party hosted by Maxine Coope in Nelsonville with gifts and games before her move to Alma Michigan. Community gatherings include Pythian Sisters meeting, Presbyterian Missionary Society luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club at Mrs Saltz home, and a Presbyterian Sunday School girls dinner with sixteen attendees.
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Beverly Bonner
Maxine Coope
Margaret
Clarabelle Kerr
Esther Juniper
Marilyn Wilson
Ruth Coakley
Nellie Warden
Audrey Coops
Dorothy Raine
Donna Jean Miller
Evelyn Ross
Maxine
Janet Coope
Beverly
Alma
Mich
Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. L. Evans
Sidney
John Saltz
Co. E. Weltzheimer
Cosmopolitan Club
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Church
Millfield News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Incidents
Revival services led by Rev. Ruth Nuby in East Millfield draw large crowds at Holiness Mission. Local residents report minor traffic accidents on icy roads. Hospital stays include Mrs. Floyd Kidd and Mrs. Maud Triplett. Community groups plan weekly quilting and charity events, with visits from relatives and neighbors. An Ames Township farm horse dies. John Rankin sustains a head injury at Poston No. 6 Mine. The evergreen forest of Siberia is noted as the world’s largest conifer mass.
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Millfield
Ruth Nuby
Athens
Holiness
East Millfield
Floyd Kidd
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Pocahontas Lodge
Brookins Building
Floyd Crabtree
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Olive Brookins
Maud Triplett
White Cross Hospital
Carl Willis
Albert Dodd
Nelsonville
Rebecca Tracy
Isabell Hillen
Gilbert Boudinot
Ames Township
John Rankin
Poston No. 6
Beatrice Theisen
Chauncey
Clara Theisen
Marjory Mansfield
Vincent
Margret Dwyer
F. E. Boudinot
There Goes My Heart at the Athena Theater
Fredric March and Virginia Bruce lead a bright comedy romance in There Goes My Heart. The film follows a rich heiress turned bargain basement worker and a roaming reporter as they fall in love amid subway rides and hamburgers. Patsy Kelly and Alan Mowbray headline supporting roles with Nancy Carroll and other notable cast.
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Frederic March
Virginia Bruce
Hal Roach
Athena Theater
Virginia
March
Patsy Kelly
Alan Mowbray
Patsy
Nancy Carroll
Eugene Pallette
Etienne Girardot
Claude Gillingwater
Arthur Lake
Eddie Moran
Jack Jeyne
Ed Sullivan
Norman Z. McLeod
United Artists
Social Notes Meet in Glouster at Mrs Blowers Home
Glouster Standard Bearers gathered Monday evening at counselor Mrs John Blowers home with president Margaret Dunlevy presiding The group planned to attend a Martha Washington tea in Lancaster February 9 two musical numbers were planned plus a lesson on Government and Religion in India A luncheon followed for Hannabelle Grubbs Margaret Dunlevy Mary Virginia Logue Pauline Nelson Helen Kirkbride Mary Boroff and Anna Louise Logue The evening ended with Chinese checkers GLOUSTER PERSONALS note several residents and visitors including Mrs Clyde Harper Miss Maxine Burns Mrs Floyd Koehler Mrs Ernest Maag Mrs Gertrude Hermey Mrs Mary Hedfelt Mr Z Z Bridge funeral attendance Mr and Mrs Thomas Judson and Ralph Bridge in Bestheda Hospital actions and travel mentioned.
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Glouster
John Blower
Margaret Dunlevy
Martha Washington
Lancaster
Mary Boroff
India
Hannabelle Grubbs
Mary Virginia Logue
Pauline Nelson
Helen Kirkbride
Anna Louise Logue
Clyde Harper
Mansfield
Howard Young
Maxine Burns
Floyd Koehler
Ernest Maag
Middleport
Gertrude Hermey
Corning
Mary Hedfelt
O. A. McDonald
Kate Bartels
T. A. Noon
Ambrose Gibbs
John Andrews
Blanche
Z. Z. Bridge
Columbus
New Lexington
Bridge
Thomas Judson
Zanesville
Ralph
Bestheda Hospital
Albert Hayden
Elsie Moody
Logan
Concord Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Church Notice
Concord area residents report numerous visits among Antle Phillips and Sayre families. Roy Sayre recovers after two White Cross Hospital operations. Rev W P Clark to preach at Concord Church on Sunday January 29 at 2 30 PM. Maynard Sayre hosts 46 relatives for birthday celebration with games prizes and refreshments.
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Concord
Lewis Antle
C. E. Phillips
Izetta Nichols
Trimble
Joe Antle
Wiley Mingus
Milford Sayre
Emma Heffken
Glouster
George Chapman
Elza Wyatt
Athens
Claude Sayre
Dean
Roy Sayre
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
W. P. Clark
Nelsonville
Concord Church
Maynard Sayre
Ray Castler
Clell Mingus
Alfred Tippie
Norma Jansen
Orland
Haruki
June
Ed Sayre
Victor Sayre
Arza Castler
William Mohring
George
Robert
Lawrence
Roberta
Fred Jansen
Norma
Fritz
Charles Tippie
Irvin
Alfred
Eva
Jimmie
Cecil Antle
John Antle
Betty Antle
Jack
Bob
Clell
Richard Bobby
Union Lunch D tops New York Central in City League bowling
Price led Union Lunch with a 578 series and a 222 high game as they beat New York Central two games to one. Gatchel rolled 573 for the losers, while Brown-Wolf Market bowls Luck offs followed the match day with strong frames from Wills and Pride among others.
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Buchtel
Shawnee
Sheskey
Shhmey
Sheeler
Harris
Buchtel Girls
Lafollette
Buchtel Sextet
D. Norris
E. Norris
Neon Harris
Z Calvin
Turnbull
Een Ferguson
Wagner
Kovaleski
Williams
M. Ricketts
J. Hamrick
Wee FE
Glouster
Price
Union Lunch
New York Central
R. Gatchel
D. Price
F. Darling
A. Smith
L. Price
B. Wolf
NEW York Centralig. Wills
R. Briggs
R. Gatenel
Dr. Pride
Cain Ghee
M. Brown
Surprise Birthday Party Held for Rose Ann Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morrison hosted a surprise party at their Hollister home Saturday night for Rose Ann Sweeney of Hollister, sister of Mrs. Morrison. Guests included Sarah Jane Sweeney and many friends. dancing games and refreshments followed the gathering.
Modoc Woman Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Richard Hensen of Modoc is brought home by the C F Wallace Sons ambulance from White Cross Hospital Columbus after a two week stay.
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Glouster
Richard Hensen
Modoc
C. F. Wallace & Son Ambulance
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Injured Woman Falls on Ice in Glouster
Mrs. Charles Wolf of South High Street slipped on Front Street Monday evening and sustained a wrist injury requiring eight stitches.
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Glouster
Charles Wolf
S. High St
Front St
Injured Miner Algie Price in Mine 24 Incident
Algie Price suffered one broken rib and two fractured ribs after an accident at Mine No. 24 Monday night. He was taken to his Spring Street home where a physician examined him.
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Algie Price
Spring St
Price
Fred Wilde in Nelsonville Ill at Akron Home
Former Nelsonville resident Fred Wilde lies seriously ill at his Akron home after undergoing a surgical operation.
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Fred Wilde
Nelsonville
Akron
WPA Meeting Convened for Local Workers
A local WPA gathering is called for Thursday evening from 6 to 9 in the high school study hall. The note also recalls that golfing equipment makes up about 15 percent of the annual sporty expenses in the United States.
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Glouster
WPA
United States
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