Dinner Honors Ex-Service Men At Nelsonville Legion Home
Women of the Unit to Glenford Dugan post hosted a dinner for ex service men at the American Legion home in Nelsonville. About 53 covered tables welcomed guests after a 6 o'clock meal followed by a program with Mayor Eberle, Mrs. Jackson, Captain Schuler, and Dr. Rhodes praising the Legion building and hospitality. Dancing and bridge ended the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
J. D. Adamson
L. J. Eberle
Legion
R. H. Jackson
Paris
Schuler
National Guard
W. 8. Rhodes
Gleaners class of M E Church elects officers at meeting
The Gleaners class of the M E church met at Miss Thelma Howard's home on Wednesday. Officers elected include Marguerite Stewart president Kathleen Shirley vice president Thelma Howard secretary Lucille Keating treasurer and Helen McKibben press correspondent. 12 members attended with refreshments served. The next meeting will be at Ruth Spencer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Thelma Howard
Marguerite Stewart
Kathleen Shirley
Lucille Keating
Helen McKibben
Ruth Spencer
Hyperions Plan Club Meeting at Fort Street Home
Mrs J M Hyde will entertain members of the Hyperion club Saturday afternoon at her Fort street home.
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Hyperions
J. M. Hyde
Hyperion Club
Fort Street
Bridge Club Notes at West Franklin Street
Mrs. A. B. Johnson hosted the Wednesday bridge club at her home on West Franklin Street with three tables in play. Substitutes included Mrs. Edington and Mrs. Donald Shafer. High score went to Mrs. Cecil Shafer followed by Mrs. John Edington and Mrs. Harry McGovern.
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Bridge Club
A. B. Johnson
Wednesday
West Franklin Street
Edington
Donald Shafer
Cecil Shafer
John Edington
Harry McGovern
Oarsman 67 Finishes 1500 Mile Row From New York to Miami
Charles Seilitz, 67, of Edgemere L I, completed a roughly 1500 mile row from the Battery to Miami in 129 days. He faced marsh delays off North Carolina and in Florida, weather storms, and averaged just over 11 miles daily aboard the 14 foot New York To Miami, taking sandwiches from towns at each stop. This was the first known New York to Miami row by a boat. prior trips used canoes.
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New York
Charles Seilitz
Edgemere
L. I
Battery
Miami
Fla
Sellitz
North Carolina
Florida
Defense Opens Case In Murder Trial
The defense began its case in the trial of William Caldwell charged with first degree murder in the death of Homer Robison a storekeeper. Witnesses M E Grant and his son William farmers near Fremont testified Caldwell worked on their farm and did not leave the premises the night of the shooting.
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Newark
U.P
William Caldwell
Homer Robison
Caldwell
M. E. Grant
William
Fremont
Robison
Rehearsals Underway for Hello Happiness at Ohio University
Rehearsals for Hello Happiness the musical comedy by Ohio University Men's Glee Club are held nightly as final arrangements are completed. Tickets for the Tuesday performance go on sale Saturday at 9 at the Majestic box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Majestic
Banquet Highlights Fathers and Sons Event at Local Church
About 250 attended the annual father and son banquet at the Christian church with 30 guests from Glouster. John Barrows led the program, including talks by A G Mechem Ed A Wallace Homer Vian and entertainment by local performers. The event closed with Blest Be the Tie That Binds and benediction.
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K. H. McCorkle
Plan Revival Opens Two Week Evangelistic Campaign
Nelsonville in South Nelsonville March 2 plans a two weeks evangelistic campaign at the Nelsonville Church of Christ with home forces and new minister K H McCorkle preaching. The effort tops the pre Easter campaign and a church census upgrades the member roll for the coming event.
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Nelsonville
Mizpah Church Bake Sale Planned at Wilson Brothers
The Mizpah class of the Methodist church will hold a bake sale Saturday at Wilson Brothers Grocery. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Wilson Brothers Grocery
Berean Class Banquet Sparks Growth Push
Nelsonville report says John Barrows president of the Berean class notes the father and son banquet was a success and calls for member cooperation. A quartet will perform at the Sunday morning meeting at 9 30 o clock.
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Nelsonville
John Barrows
Berean
Christian Sunday School
Derby Champion Tud Kent Secures Permanent Trophy
Tud Kent of Big Springs Idaho wins the American Dog Derby at Ashton Idaho earning permanent possession of the trophy after his sixth victory. The trophy is won permanently after three triumphs, with two prior wins already engraved on the prize.
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Ashton
Idaho
Tud Kent
Big Springs
Kent
Dinner brings Camp Fire girls with Boy Scouts at Presbyterian church
Fourteen Camp Fire girls with guardian Miss Verna Hand attended a Thursday dinner in the Presbyterian church dining room hosted by Boy Scout troops 1 and 2. Fifteen boys with scoutmaster Lewis Powell, Jack Powell with twelve boys from troop one, helped host and a program with patriotic songs followed. Reverend Lloyd Evang gave a short talk on Life's Investments. Mrs. Mary Brown of Nelsonville and Mrs. Will Lewis of Athens entertained Forest Rose Embroidery club members Wednesday evening at East State street. A dinner at 16 o'clock served guests including Mrs. Beulah Green and several others from Nelsonville and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Hand
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Powell
Jack Powell
Lloyd Evang
Mary Brown
Nelsonville
Will Lewis
Athens
Forest Rose Embroidery Club
East State Street
Beulah Green
Nelle Dowler
Bertha Evans
Bee Raybould
Mary Wallace
Gertie Hill
Margaret Clark
Bessie Deer
Lulu Parry
Mia
Don Davis
Ella Wyskiver
Haydenville
Standard Bearers Meet At Mrs Miles Howe Home
The Standard Bearers of the M. E. church will gather tonight with Mrs. Miles Howe at 288 Elizabeth street for meetings and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Miles Howe
Elizabeth Street
Stricken John McMillen In Nelsonville
Nelsonville March 2 John McMillen Columbus coal operator and former resident of the valley fell ill suddenly in his room at the Y M C A Wednesday night He was taken to his home by ambulance this morning and his condition is regarded as serious.
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Nelsonville
John McMillen
Columbus
Farewell Party for Miss Frances Kinney Before Newark Move
A group of Miss Frances Kinney friends gathered at Mrs. Earl Baker’s home in Athens for a farewell party on Wednesday evening before Kinney’s move to Newark. Cards were played and refreshments served late. Guest Mrs. F. Westervelt of Coolville joined the gathering.
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Frances Kinney
Athens
Earl Baker
Newark
F. Westervelt
Coolville
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner and Card Games
Mrs. J. B. Preston entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner followed by three tables of play. Guests included Miss Ann Morgan Logan and Mrs. R. L. Hamil. High scores went to Mrs. John Zeller Jr., Mrs. R. S. Barron, and Mrs. R. L. Hamil.
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J. B. Preston
Bridge Club
Ann Morgan, Logan
R. L. Hamil
John Zeller, Jr
R. S. Barron
Mrs. Kontner Hosts M. F. Club Sewing Evening
Mrs. Austin Kontner entertained M. F. club members at her home on Wednesday evening. Lunch was served to Mrs. Margaret Schenz, Mrs. Hazel Katzenbach, Mrs. Nelle Warner, Mrs. Hazel Dunkle, Mrs. Rose Vaughn, and Misses Helen Largent, Verna Hand, Anna Popozy, Clara Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Kontner
M. F. Club
Margaret Schenz
Hazel Katzenbach
Nelle Warner
Hazel Dunkle
Rose Vaughn
Helen Largent
Verna Hand
Anna Popozy
Clara Key
Local Social Notes From Columbus and Nearby towns
Alfred Richardson departed today for Buffalo New York to visit an ill son who had an appendectomy. Mrs A B Johnson was in Columbus yesterday and today. Mrs Wheeler Dew and her two sons Frank Jr and Dan of Athens were guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Stanley Dew. Miss Fanny Mulligan and Fred Mulligan were in Columbus today for an aunt’s funeral. Miss Grace Poston of Columbus is visiting Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger.
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Alfred Richardson
Buffalo
N. Y
A. B. Johnson
Columbus
Wheeler Dew
Frank Jr
Dan
Athens
Stanley Dew
Fanny Mulligan
Fred Mulligan
Grace Poston
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Hopwood joins Sigma Delta Chi in Columbus
Avery C. Hopwood editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer became a member of Sigma Delta Chi the national journalistic fraternity at a meet ing and banquet in Columbus last night. An estate valued at more than 9 000 000 left by James W Corrigan president of Corrigan McKinney Steel filed for probate at Painesville. Hearings on eliminating dangerous grade crossings will be held this month statewide led by State Highway Director George F Schlesinger.
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Painesville
James W. Corrigan
Corrigan McKinney Steel Company
Columbus
George F. Schlesinger
Oberlin Professor Recounts Life of Palestine Peasant
Professor Florence Fitch of Oberlin spoke to the Athens AAUW chapter and Ohio University seniors, recounting the life of a Palestine peasant girl named Sitta. The narrative covered childhood, marriage customs, women’s roles, dress, footwear, home life, and food practices in a traditional Arab village.
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Oberlin
Palestine
Professor Fitch
Sitta
Athens AAUW Meeting Honors Fitch and Senior Women
The Athens branch of the AAUW held a public meeting last night, founded in November. Afterward a reception was hosted by AAUM members in the Faculty women’s clubrooms to honor Professor Fitch and the senior women.
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Athens
Fitch
Piano Recital Tonight at Ewing Hall by George Nichols
A piano recital by Ohio Wesleyan University music faculty member George Nichols will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Ewing hall auditorium. The event is part of a cross school exchange among Ohio Wesleyan Denison and Ohio universities, extending a program of diverse pieces including Prelude, Fugue et Variation.
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Ewing Hall
George Nichols
Ohio Wesleyan School of Music
Nichols
Schools of Music
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Ohio Universities
Ohio University
Robinson
Wesleyan
Denis
Unclear Musical Names and Works Fragment
Fragments list Cesar Franck Papilions and Opus Schumann Rhapsody in B Brahms Chapel William Lisst Ragamuffin John Rosemary Frank Bridge Dew Patry Frank Bridge Little White Donkey Robert Spinning Maidens at antec Rhene Baton.
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Cesar Franck
Schumann
B.brahms
William Lisst
John Rosemary
Frank Bridge
Dew Patry
Jobert
antec—Rhene Baton
Officers Find Mash and Homes During Case Search
Deputy Sheriff Wayne Winger and Officer Fred Heck with Pete Barrows found 60 gallons of mash and several homes during a search at Nick DeLong’s residence near Deanville. No arraignments have been set and hearing dates are not yet announced.
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Wayne Winger
Fred Heck
Pete Barrows
Nick DeLong
Deanville
Probate court records update on multiple estate filings
In Probate Court the order of a private sale of personal property for the estate of Bard Brown was filed and approved. An extension request to complete an account by John McKee for the William McKee estate was filed. Inventory and appraisal for the Hill estate were filed by administrator Perley B. Lawrence.
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Bard Brown
John McKee
William McKee
Hill
Perley B. Lawrence
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