Nelsonville parade dampened by steady rain
Nelsonville saw thousands out for the Glen ford Dugan Post American Legion celebration despite heavy showers. The parade began at 1 30 pm but was rained out half an hour later. baseball games were canceled and crowds sought shelter while the high school band and drum corps performed earlier.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
J. Pluvious
J. Pluvius
Pluvious
Carnival Company
Boy Visits Harrisonville Couple After Long Bicycle Ride
Vernon Soph er rode from Columbus to Harrisonville to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. William Day. The Golden Glee 4-H Club met at advisor Mrs. Hazel Clark's home June 26 with two new members, Margaret Whaley and Ciara Dixon, and refreshments served. Next meeting is due July 10.
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Harrisonville
Vernon Sopher
Columbus
William Day
Golden Glee
Hazel Clark
Margaret Whaley
Ciara Dixon
A. C. Stanley
Albany
A. A. Combs
Coelle Alkire
New Holland
Webber French
W. Clark
Harry Plummer
Joanne
Earl Clark
Salem Center
Labor parade features leaders amid threatening skies
Throughout the week crowds joined a parade and a speaking program, despite no accidents. William J. Davis of New Straitaville spoke between addresses while two labor leaders delivered remarks. Firecrackers and fireworks lit the skies as Legion prizes were awarded late Thursday night. Mrs. Sheridan Young of Long Bottom and Mrs. William Grueser visited relatives on Wednesday.
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William J. Davis
New Straitaville
Legion
Sheridan Young
Long Bottom
William Grueser
Harry Smith
Rocksprings Personal News Roundup
Bud Durst and families of Cheshire and Cyrus Daret and family of Danville visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas on Sunday. Frances Ada May and Louise Thomas spent Sunday with Frances Burnside. Jewel Curtis and two daughters of Darwin stayed with Mrs. Kate Weyersmiller. John Hartung visited David Morgan in Flatwood. Blanche Mercer of Michigan is here to visit with ill David Morgan. Eleanor Bordonky of Huntington, W V, weekend guest of Mrs. Herman Grueser. Charlies Grueser and Mr. and Mrs. John Wippel hosted guests at the Wippel home. Five Points on Sunday. Other guests at the Wippel home included Mr. and Mrs. Will Wolf.
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Bud Durst
Cheshire
Cyrus Daret
Danville
Earl Thomas Sunday
Jewel Curtis
Darwin
Kate Weyersmiller
John Hartung
David Morgan
Flatwood
Blanche Mercer
Michigan
Eleanor Bordonky
Huntington
W. Va
Herman Grueser
Charlies Grueser
John Wippel
Five Points
Wippel
Wil! Wolf, Bashan
Man Pleads Not Guilty on Intoxication Assault Charges
William Badner of Nelsonville appeared before Mayor 8. G. Holland on arraignment and entered a not guilty plea to intoxication and assault and battery charges. Bound over to the grand jury with $100 bond on each complaint. Affidavits filed by Mrs. George Badwell. Mrs. George Heilmann and two children are visiting Violet Woodard in Huntington. Other local visitors included Mr. and Mrs. 8S. L. Lander and son Edgar of Pittsburgh. Gene Arnold to join Athens party for Marine Corps reserve training at Quantico for six weeks.
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Nelsonville
William Badner
G. Holland
George Badwell
George Heilmann
Mary Woodard
Dorothy
Bob
Huntington
W. Va
Violet Woodard
8S. L. Lander
Edgar
Pittsburgh
C. E. Welch
Gene Arnold
E. J. Arnold
Athens
Quantico
Marines Corps Training
Epworth League Cupcake Sale at Wil son’s Grocery
Nelsonville event where the Epworth League of the Methodist Church sponsors a cupcake sale at Wil son’s Grocery this Saturday. Orders can be phoned to Ruth Rothrock.
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Nelsonville
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Wilson's Grocery
Ruth Rothrock
Guffey Bill Support Highlighted by Tetlow and Sneed
Tetlow reports the Guffey Bill would give workers the right to organize create a regulatory commission apply industry wide codes with penalties and treat coal as a quasi public utility Senator William J. Sneed of Herrin Illinois veteran labor leader notes most Illinois miners belong to the UMWA and praises mechanization safer hours and pay He cites the bill as lifting the coal industry and Loomis to its secure future Theissen Division 1 official chaired the Legion event with Day and Vaughn arranging the program.
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Guffey
William J. Sneed
Herrin
Ill
Ill He Has Held Every Office In the Miners’ Organization
Illinois
District 12
State Senate
Sneed
Miners’ Union
Senator Sneed
John L. Lewis
Legion
Herman Theisen
The
B. C. Day
Isaac Vaughn
Bridge Club Hears Entertainment by Mrs Johnson
Mrs Johnson hosted the Wednesday Night Bridge club with guest substitutes from Pittsburgh including Mrs C E Welch Miss Catharine Newman Miss Freda Smith Mrs Fred Edington Mrs Millie Wilson and Mrs L Landen. High scores were posted by Mrs Kelly Mrs Mechem and Mrs Millie Nelson.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Welch
Catharine Newman
Freda Smith
Fred Edington
Millie Wilson
8. L. Landen
Pittsburgh
A. B. Johnson
Kelly
Mechem
Millie Nelson
Conference Postponed At First Methodist Nelsonville
Illness of Dr. R O McClure forces postponement of Sunday morning quarterly conference at First Methodist Church Nelsonville. Other services proceed as planned with 10 30 am sermon God in the World of Today Epworth League at six pm No evening service.
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Nelsonville
R. O. McClure
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Church Schedule Notes and Prayer Meeting Details
The document lists times for church activities including 9 30 church school 10 30 ser mon and The Second Birth. It notes no evening service and a 7 30 Wednesday prayer meeting led by pastor R F Strickler.
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R. F. Strickler
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