Nelsonville Teams Face Alumni Before Lancaster Showdown
Nelsonville eyhounds and Nelsonville Girls square off with Alumni tonight in a preliminary before the Nelsonville Girls meet Lancaster Girls. Coach Yantis pivots lineup to test players ahead of Athens tourney with Rosser scoring burst and a strong defensive quintet. Preliminary at 7:30, feature around 8:30.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eyhounds
Nelson
Lancaster Girls
Greyhounds
N. S
Yantis
Sevral
Athens
Qnally
Owens and Haltt
Dezo
Hall
Voight
Lancaster
Central
Ohio
Laura Norman
Mary Whyte
Fis Margaret Rosser
Logan
Rosser
Wayfarers Stop At City Building In February
Nelsonville register shows 53 travelers spent the night at the City Building in February, with 42 in January. Represented states include California Massachusetts New York and Michigan. Occupations listed include banker clerk farmers miners painters tanners glassworkers cigar makers linemen and laborers.
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Nelsonville
Dana Windon
California
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
Allman and Simmons Held to Grand Jury in Petit Larceny Case
Carl Allman and Merrell Simmons appeared in mayor's court and waived preliminary examination on petit larceny charges filed by Mrs. Myra Brooks. Both men were bound to the grand jury under $100 bond each.
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Nelsonville
Carl Allman
Merrell Simmons
Myra Brooks
Mayor's Court
Funeral services for Joshua Wolf in Haydenville
Joshua Wolf, 48, of near Haydenville, died suddenly Wednesday. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Haydenville M. E. Church with burial in Haydenville.
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Nelsonville
Joshua Wolf
Haydenville
M. E
Mountaineer Quartet to Entertain Episcopal Congregation
Nelsonville March 4 The Covert Mountaineer Quartet Thurman Covert Bob Covert John Hickman and Walter Chesser will sing sacred selections at the Epworth League service 6 oclock Sunday evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The program includes life of William Tyndale a review by Miss Helen Keating and devotional by Miss Helen Shaw. Attendance last Sunday exceeded 106 with readings and music by Miss Evelyn Galvin Miss Frances Hall Miss Marie Hall and Prof E J Arnold who spoke on the Washington bicentennial and the church at Alexandria.
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Mountaineer
Episcopal Congregation
Nelsonville
Covert Mountaineer
Thurman Covert
Bob Covert
John Hickman
Walter Chesser
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Howe
Helen Keating
Wlliam Tyndale
Helen Shaw
Evelyn Galvin
Frances Hall
Marie Hall
Margaret Howe
E. J. Arnold
Washington, D.D. C
Alexandria
Washington
Mayor to speak at Berean Bible Class meeting
Mayor Hickman will give a brief talk at the Berean Bible Class of the Christian Church during their regular Sunday morning gathering at 9:30. The Rev. John J. Scott will lead the lesson, with church orchestra directed by Ward W. Hamm providing music.
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Hickman
Berean Bible
The
Christian Church
John J. Scott
Ward W. Hamm
Hyperion Club to visit Mrs Kessinger Saturday
Mrs. E. J. Kessinger of 63 East Columbus Street will host the Hyperion Club Saturday afternoon. Roll call will be answered with Landmarks of Ohio.
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E. J. Kessinger
Columbus Street
Miss Helen Jackson to Speak on Joan of Arc at E Enoree
In Nelsonville on March 4 Miss Helen Jackson will address the Young People's Christian Endeavor Society at the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 6. Scripture reading by Mary Elizabeth Wolf and a cornet solo by Joe Galvin accompany the program.
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Nelsonville
Helen Jackson
Joan of Arc
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Mary Elizabeth Wolf
Joe Galvin
Hyperion Club to Meet Saturday at Kessinger Home
The Hyperion Club will hold a meeting Saturday at 2 pm hosted by Mrs. Mary E. Kessinger on East Columbus Street.
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Hyperion Club
Mary E. Kessinger
East
Columbus Street
Cagers Banquet at Church Honors Doc Powell's Team
The annual banquet for Doc Powell's basketball team took place Feb 28 at the Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville. L. E. Buell and W. L. Hudson spoke, the high school quartet performed, and Assistant Coach Lowell Hickman praised the Junior squad's scoring. Captain Reed, Glenn Smith, Abe Simmon, and others attended.
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Nelsonville
Doc Powell
Presbyterian Church
L. E. Buell
W. L. Hudson
Elwood McCreary
Joe Galvin
Charles Finsterwald
Gerald McCreary
Lowell Hickman
Captain Reed
Glenn Smith
Abe Simmtron
Ross Reed
Austin Cope
Glen Smith
Pat White
Gene Conners
Jimmie Rizer
Paul Courtney
Abe Simmon
Standard Bearers Society Meeting Seeks Missionary Insight
The Standard Bearers' Society of the M. E. Church met on Wednesday evening at Kentner Street with eighteen members contributing International News items about China or Japan. Talks on eternal life and missionary themes were given by several members.
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Society of the M. E. Church
Ruth Keating
Kentner Street
Imogene Brown
Vivian Coakley
China
Japan
John Herrold
Ruth Nixon
Evelyn Douglas
Lulu Steenrod
Helen Keating
Edith
April Meeting Clocked by Campbell Assistants
Campbell assisted hostesses and the April meeting will be held with Miss Betty Sayre, Miss Mariel Sayre, and Miss Phylise Robin as the assisting hostesses.
Pastor Family Hosts Guests From Several Cities
Mr and Mrs 3S M Pastor entertained Sunday guests Roy Pastor and Audrey Joyce from Cincinnati Mr and Mrs Dave Pastor and father from Columbus Arch Martin Mr and Mrs James Morgan and family from Jackson Isaac Walgon and family from Chauncey Joe Pastor of Oak Hill visited Monday Miss Mayme Kepilar was a business visitor in Columbus Wednesday Mrs Sam Starkey and Mrs Carl Starkey visited Columbus today.
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Roy Pastor
Audrey Joyce
Cincinnati
Dave
Columbus
Arch Martin
James Morgan
Jackson
Isaac Walgon
Chauncey
Joe
Oak Hill
Little Mother of Collinwood High Takes Her Life
Lucille Brancher a 14 year old at Collinwood High School died after a act of self destruction, crushed by the burden of caring for her widowed father and eight siblings. She left school to aid in the home and had recently feared tuberculosis during illness.
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Cleveland
Collinwood High School
Lucille Brancher
John Brancher
General Electric Company
Lucille
Collinwood
Ashe
Chinese Exiled Leader Seeks Work With General Liang's Staff
Wan-Yi Chao, 28, a former aide to deposed Manchurian governor Chang-Haeh Liang, plans to return to Asia to try joining his old commander’s staff in Pieping, China. He says democracy, learned in the United States, is resilient but warns against extreme government theories. The China crisis, he adds, may spur reform despite the calamity.
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Chao
Chang-Haeh Liang
Manchuria
Americas
Liang
Wan-¥i
Orient
Mukden
Manchurian
Pieping
China
Japan
Wan-Yi
United States
Wan Yi forecasts new Chinese nationalism and unity
Wan Yi speaks of cultivating nationalism and democracy among the Chinese, saying party lines are forgotten and factions have stopped quarrelling as people unite to oust a common enemy. He vows to prevent Japanese influence and plans to sail from San Francisco on March 11 for Shanghai, remaining at sea about 16 days, hoping to return when affairs at home are settled.
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Chao
Wan-Yi
Pation
Japan
Wans
Shanghai
Pacific Ocean
United States
Cleveland Mower Show Promises Greatest Exhibition Yet
Final arrangements for the Fourth Cleveland Mower Show at the Public Auditorium from March 12 to 10 indicate the year’s event will be the greatest to date. M A Vinson executive secretary says four large halls fill the venue making it the largest flower show in the country.
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M. A. Vinson
Secre
Rama the New Rheumatism Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims RAMA medicine cures rheumatism by acting on the liver kidneys and blood to expel toxins. It asserts rapid pain relief within a day and guarantees to free muscles and joints from stiffness and swelling or no payment is required.
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Rama
Quick
Divorce Granted After Bridge Game Incident
Jaenn C. Segeler testified before Judge Joseph that his wife and he were bridge partners and she trumped his ace of hearts. He claimed she slapped him and that she then threw him down stairs. Mrs Segeler said he threw her downstairs after the game. Judge Sabbath granted the divorce and dismissed the cross bill.
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Chicago
Jaenn C. Segeler
Joseph
Segeler
Mra. Segeler
Sabbath
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