Two Injured In Crash of Autos
In Nelsonville on Sunday evening R. Bader and Miss Dorothy Nida were injured in a collision at Stufflebean's above Watsonville. Bader suffered two broken ribs and facial injuries, Nida had minor cuts, and Debolt escaped uninjured. They were taken to Cherrington Hospital, Logan, by Stout's ambulance. Both vehicles were badly damaged after skidding on a slippery road.
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Nelsonville
Bader
Basil
Dorothy Nida
Columbus
Stufflebean’s
Watsonville
Stout
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Jack Debolt
Miss Nida
Debolt
Nelsonville Girls Upset Lancaster In Key Victory
Nelsonville High School girls stun Lancaster 29 23 on the road to claim a crucial win in the Hocking Valley league. Evelyn Galvin starred in her first regular lineup appearance aiding guards and ball fights as Nelsonville improves to three wins and three losses.
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Eves
Nelsonville High School
Ncaster High
Saturn
Nelsonville
Hocking
Lancaster
Logan
Evelyn Galvin
Miss Galvin
van Gundy
Ardenville High School
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Hound
Ycaster
Gundy
Ieceneareds
Geo
Dolery
DEIN
Cs Snceder
Sethi
Oototal
Coowun
Harlow
Ohio Wesleyan
Roy Davis Dies En Route To Work At Kimberly
Kimberly March 9 A 39 year old employee of the Jacksonville Brick Company died this morning while walking to work with his brother Davis He is believed to have suffered a sudden attack Coroner L F Es of Athens County will hold the inquest Will Davis a brother walked with the deceased He leaves a widow Viney a son and brothers William and Patsy Davis of Kimberly and the St Marion Davis of Kimberly Funeral arrangements have not been made
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Imberly
King
Davis
Thesonville Brick Company
L. F. Es
Athens County
Will Davis
H Davis
Denly
Viney
William
Patsys
Kimberly
St. Marion Davis
In Finland He’s Mr President P Svinhufvud Takes Office
New president of Finland, former prime minister, appears in a portrait after assuming executive duties. In Columbus area notes, 22 Harperion Club members recite McGuffey quotations during a Saturday roll call. ESTHER CLASS TO MEET at Mrs James Coleman Poplar Street with a pot luck luncheon.
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Finland
P. BE. Svinhufvud
Harperion Club
McGuffey
H. A. Sayre
East Columba Street
W. J. Badger
W. W. Whitlatch
Frances
William Mills
J. M. Hyde
Esther
The
Christian Sunday School
James Coleman
Infant Pedigo Dies at Home in Nelsonville
Eddie Harrison Pedigo, three and a half months old and only child of John and Eloise Hooper Pedigo, died Sunday at their Adams Street home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at M. B. Pedigo’s Cross Street residence, conducted by Rev. H. A. Sayre, with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Eddie Harrison Pedigo
John
Eloise Hooper
Social visits across Kentucky and Ohio towns
W H Grady of Louisville spent the week end with Mrs Grady visiting her sister Miss Leona Wells and Dr C G Dew. Pauline Donley of Columbus was a Saturday guest. Mrs Joe Mathewson and sons Jos and Bobby of Athens visited the Figgins family in their home Saturday and Sunday. Mabel Hellyer of Springfield and H E M Kitchen with daughter Betty and the Hellyer children spent Saturday with Mrs Charles Vore.
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W. H. Grady
Louisville
Grady
Leona Wells
C. G. Dew
Pauline Donley
Columbus
Joe Mathewson
Jos
Bobby
Athens
G. W. Figgins
Mabel Hellyer HE. M. Kitchern
Betty
Springfield
Clara Alice
Mary Margaret
Thurman Hellyer
Knights of Pythias
Charles Vore
I. E. Hellyer
W. W. Gibson
Robert Whitmore
D. W. Gibson
Delaware
M. Gibson
Cincinnati
National Floral Association
Betty Jane McLain
Dna Frances Towner
Dana Windon
Walter
Edith Sanner
This City
Homer White
Millersport
C. and
Nelsonville
W. W. Houston
W .L. Roller
M. A. Kinney
J. B. Davis
C. A. Stover
Lillian
A. B. Johnson
W. Poston
C. BE. Ogg
Ada Batchelder
Mabel Taylor
Local residents visit Columbus and nearby cities this week
Mrs. I. E. Hellyer and family travel to Cincinnati for the National Flower Show. Ohio figures including W. W. Gibson, Robert Whitmore, and D. W. Gibson lead Ohio visits to Columbus and Delaware. Railroad officials and other residents from Nelsonville, Union Furnace, Carmichaels, and Zanesville made weekend trips to Columbus and nearby towns.
Two Fined Here Nelsonville on Alcohol Charges
In Nelsonville on March 8, Thomas Stevens pleaded guilty to intoxication and assault and received fines of $10 plus costs for each count after arraignment before Mayor Bill Hickman. Patrolman James Cope made the arrest. Don Juniper also pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 and costs. Mrs Bess Higgins hosted the I E Club at a St Patrick dinner on Poplar Street with 11 members and one guest attending.
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Nelsonville
Bill Hickman
Thomas Stevens
Stevens
James Cope
Don Juniper
Bess Higgins
Poplar Street
I&. E. Club
Free mixed dance by Forty and Eight at Spray Building
Nelsonville notes a free mixed dance hosted by the Forty and Eight American Legion group on Wednesday night at 8:30 PM. The event will be held in the club rooms on the third floor of the Spray Building, West Washington Street, and the public is invited.
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Nelsonville
The
American Legion
Spray
West Washington Street
Sailors Endure Pacific Storms On Coquet Voyage
Six crewmen of the auxiliary schooner Coquet told of privation during a three day mid Pacific voyage from Hongkong to Vancouver. Captain George Waard recalled being blown off course by storms delaying weeks. Provisions dwindled to muddy rainwater and scant rations in the final days.
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Monolulu
T. HM
Beaven
mid-Pacific
Hongkong
Vancouver
George Waard
Waard
Coquet
China
New York
Athens Post Office Roofing Bid Notice
Bids for building a new composition roofing over the work room of the Athens Post Office will be received by the custodian of the building until March 25. Specifications for the proposed improvement may be obtained from the custodian.
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Athens Post Office
Preparatory Service Set at A Presbyterian Church Wednesday
A preparatory service for March Communion will be held Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. The speaker is to be announced. A fellowship hour with entertainment and refreshments follows, organized by a special committee. A musical program features a choir under Prof. Charles D. Giauque performing Gallia by Gounod.
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A Presbyterian
Bundhy
Charles D. Giauque
Gallia
Gounod
Fire damages Chi Sigma Chi Praternity House
A kitchen waste can lit by a cigarette or match caused a small fire at the Chi Sigma Chi Praternity House at 4 North Congress Street. The Athens City Fire Department responded with two trucks and used one can of chemical to extinguish the blaze.
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Chi Sigma Chi Praternity
North
Congress Street
Athens City Fire Department
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Nelsonville and Vicinity
Ancaster
Rocal
Seariet
Gray Girls
Lancaster Girls
Roy Davis
Bimberly
Hill
Bill
Hyperion Club
Man Geyer
Herman Yearin
James McClanahan
Union Furnace
R. EB. Gibson
W. I. Jones
Louise Jones
E. J. Cable
Ed Dean
John Hoodlet
James Martin
Lucy Net
Callie
Ida Steinman
Gan
Frank Bentfield
Carmichaels
Alva Johnson
Will Morgan
Etta Conaway
Montgomery
W. Va
Hyler Steenrod
Zanesville
Roy Higgins
Rowena Washburn
Waddworth
Co. EB. Washburn
Southeastern Ohio
Chambray and Gingham
Ain
Rayon
Napara
Waeww
Goodrich
Perry County
Ohio
Woodworth Candy & Gift Shop
Hotel Berry
Roger J. Jones
Maude L. Woodworth
Matinee
Don Juniper Viead
I. BE
Pacific
Chi Sigma Chi
Ruth
Chatterton
Buster Keaton
Charlotte Greenwood
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