Nelsonville Society Notes and Local News
Community columns from Nelsonville recap society events and local notices as reported by C. H. Bartlett. Updates on residents, gatherings, and upcoming meetings highlight the week in the area.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
5
Community columns from Nelsonville recap society events and local notices as reported by C. H. Bartlett. Updates on residents, gatherings, and upcoming meetings highlight the week in the area.
Mrs Frank Thomas and her son Ray arrived back in Barberton today after a stay in Columbia.
Nelsonville hosts a Racketeer Tennis Club city tournament. Bob Jewett trailed Sonny Shafer then won 6-4 in the final set, while Frank Shay defeated Fritz Voight 6-3. Jewett and Shay advance to second round Saturday morning. Hil leary faces Winnie Howe and Sally Long meets Grabby Steenrod. Don Harper and Bob Vore run the event.
Mrs. L I Krieg entertained her bridge club at her Weat Franklin Street home after a dinner at the Dew Hotel. Guest players included Mrs. George Ben aman Pittsburgh Pa Mrs. Charles E Howe Westerville Mrs. Ralph Henry and Velma Young. Top scores went to Mrs. John Zeller first Mrs Edward Sharp and Mrs Howe the guests.
Nelsonville July 31 The Nelsonville City School Board interviews applicants for the superintendent post after Supt H B Zuber’s resignation a week ago About 40 applications are on file A large number of candidates have been eliminated and the board expects to announce Zuber’s successor within days Salary uncertainties may delay finalizing a contract while the State Department is to set the local schedule soon.
Two Columbus youths Bernard O'Donnell and Richard Mahaney are detained in Nelsonville awaiting relatives after they ran away Wednesday. They were found thumbing south of Logan by a gasoline truck driver and left at the City Building. O'Donnell sought work. Mahaney cited home conditions as a reason. The farmer noted hoped to find work in a Nelsonville fruit store.
Nelsonville High School band directed by Ward W. Hamm will give a regular concert Saturday at 7 30 in the Central School yard.
Dr Walker's Old Timers lost to Doanville 2 to 1 in Wednesday's game at Doanville. Battery for the Veterans were Garner Campbell and Taylor. Robinett and Hall for Doanville. Deanville added two runs in the sixth. Dreke's team from near Corning will meet the Old Timers at Buchtel Friday.
North bound traction car bound for the city was derailed at Myers Crossing yesterday evening, delaying service about one hour. Motorman Donald Dunkle stated a boy believed to be involved threw the derailment device as the car approached the crossing.
In Nelsonville on July 31 Mary Elizabeth Coleman had tonsils and adenoids removed in Columbus. Her mother Mrs James Coleman accompanied her. Mrs Will Devol has been moved home from Mercy Hospital Columbus after a surgical operation and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
Miss Ruth Backus entertained a party of friends at 45 East Franklin Street on Wednesday evening. Bridge occupied four tables with Miss Margaret Joy Shafer and Miss Margaret Weltzheimer winning prizes for high and low scores. Out of town guests included Miss Mary Deeley, Mr. Vernon, Miss Clare Young of Cumberland Ohio, and Miss Ruth Gardner of Chauncey. A luncheon followed the game.
An ice cream social benefit event at York Grange Hall occurs Monday evening August 3 with a free program of a play and readings. The Sewing Society features characters Mrs Green Mrs Faye Howard Mrs Brown Marie Warehime Miss Gray Mrs Adda Maccombs Johnnie Smith Ruth Warehime Mrs White Thelma Howard Mrs Smith Mary Seenes Miss Jones and Mrs Bessie Warehime.
Nelsonville, July 31 Carbondale Grays defeated Buchtel Blues 7 to 2 as MclHanan pitched the win. Carbondale built a 3-0 lead in the first three innings, then added four more in the sixth. Jake Carlin had three of Carbondale’s five hits, while Barstow made a spectacular running catch. Buchtel’s Virg Phillips allowed seven hits and took the loss.
Mrs. Earl Baker won the first high score trophy, with Mrs. Earl Wallace taking the club prize as second.
A Deanville musicale will be held Saturday evening August 1 at 8 o'clock under the Deanville Ball Club. The program includes a mix of vocal solos duets readings and instrumentals featuring Mrs. Fred Thompson Miss Kathryn Harrop Mrs. Charles Thompson Misa Trene McDowell Bob Coon Jack Thompson Mr. Shaw Bob Herrold Bill Bacon Fred Thompson Donald Williams Rhoda Coewens and the Thompson duo.
Members of the W. B. A. Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Smiths Tourtet Camp for their annual picnic. Mrs Sarah England of Pierce West Virginia attended as guest. Twelve members participated and a picnic dinner was served at six o clock.
The Deanville Bible Class women and their families enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Old Man's Cave. A dinner was served to 32 attendees.
Mr and Mrs Mae Woodring and daughter Lulu of California Pa are visiting relatives. Mrs C E Weiltzsheimer, son Paul and daughter Helen spent Thursday at their Buckeye Lake summer cottage.
Mrs Robert Huettefeld and son Rod visit her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Barker in Raceland Kentucky. Lyle Dabrite and two children from Kerman California stay with friends in Nelsonville area. Bronson Fink hosts Mr and Mrs Pritchard's visitors in Columbus. Billy Weltaheimer spends weeks in Akron with his brother Charles. Mrs George Jonnaon visits son Fred Johnson in Zanesville. Marguerite Cook and L Allan Howe travel to Columbus Thursday. Business notes indicate ongoing activity.
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