Oh Doctor CastGrows Confident As Date Nears
MESONVILLE March 11 Rehearsals for the skit Oh Doctor presented by the Nelsonville High School Music Department proceed toward a Friday night March 15 performance. Directors claim the chorus and orchestra will present one of the finest productions of the year with catchy songs and clever dance steps. Ward W Hamm leads the music program with Janie Wien assisting faculty. A prayer service at 6:30 precedes the 7 o'clock evening service. a meeting for young people led by Margaret Jones is set for Tuesday at 7 and prayer service Wednesday opens at 7.
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Mesonville
Music de Iment
Nelsonville High
Wave m
Irgery Rutledge
Janie Wien
Ward W. Hamm
Mer
Young Pie
Margaret “oJnes
Classified Ads Notice and Circulation Services Details
Community classifieds and circulation contact information. Telephone number 412 W listed for society locals and staff correspondence. The notice specifies an experienced representative is available for classified ads.
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Bartlett
Funeral Rites for Frederick Smith Set for Saturday
Frederick Smith 26, who died Thursday, will receive funeral services Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Stout's Chapel. Rev. John J. Scott of the Christian Church will officiate. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mart Smith Nelsonville two brothers and a sister Hardie Smith and Mrs. Verne Fox The Diamond. A brother and a sister preceded him in death.
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Scott
Frederick Smith
Nelsonville
Stout’s Chapel
John J. Scott
The
Christian Church
Mart Smith
Hardie Smith
Verne Fox
Diamond
Warren Rites Held Burial Is Made At Greenlawn
Funeral services for James Warren age 86 were held Thursday at 2 pm at the M E Church with Rev BA Sayre officiating. Mrs Clarence Butts and Mrs Pete Shough sang Jesus Savior Pilot Me and What a Friend We Have In Jesus with Mrs Henry Lancaster at the piano. Burial was at Greenlawn.
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Greenlawn
Sayre
Nelsonville
James Warren
Adams Street
M. E. Church
BA Sayre
Clarence Butts
Pete Shough
Jesus
Henry Lancaster
Mrs Nelson Clifford Recovering After Hospital Stay
Nelsonville report says Mrs Nelson Clifford of Poplar Street was removed to St Ann s Hospital Columbus two weeks ago for an operation and is recovering satisfactorily as of March 11.
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Nelsonville
Nelson Clifford
Poplar Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Columbus
How to Believe Head Noises in Catarrh Sufferers
Catarrh sufferers growing hard of hearing should note the warning of head noises and seek prompt relief. A medicine called Parmint Double Strength offered by Quick's or a druggist claims to reduce inflammation and swelling in the Eustachian Tubes, balance air pressure, and ease middle ear secretions with a daily dose of one tablespoon four times.
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Quick's
Ciliford to Columbus Expects Return With Wife Saturday
Unclear fragment notes Mr. Ciliford is sent to Columbus tonight and expects to return with his wife on Saturday. No further details available.
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Rily
Ciliford
Columbus
Saturca
Miner Injured By Fall At Elliot Wagon Mine
Nelsonville reports Frank Schmidt of Coonville severely injured Thursday at the Eliott wagon mine when a fall of rock trapped him. He was transported to Cherrington Hospital in Logan with hips crushed.
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Nelsonville
Frank Schmidt
Coonville
Eliott
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Schmidt
Matheny Family Arrivals After Death in City
Friends and relatives from St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Giouster and Cincinnati gather in town after the death of Rev. L. G. Matheny. Notices also mention visits and health concerns including Mae Heslin cancer surgery and several in Columbus and Marysville.
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William Matheny
St. Louis
Harry Matheny
Detroit
Mich
Marie Creaser
Lou Matheny
Cleveland
W. A. Pride
Giouster
Rev
L. G. Matheny
J. H. Sands
Cincinnati
7. R. Potts
Poplar Street
Albert Smith
Mae Heslin
W. L. Powell
Columbus
Will Morgan
George Tift
Marysville
W. W. Whitlatch
Mizpah Class Social at Miss Linton Home
The Mizpah Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Miss Elizabeth Linton’s Jefferson Street home Tuesday night March. After business and reading of minutes members enjoyed games with three prizes awarded to Miss Bessie Veer and Mrs. Mary Brown. Refreshments were served. names given as Irish aliases sparked merriment. Attendees included Mrs. Clancey Mrs. O’Ratterty Mrs. Mulligan Mrs. O’Neil Mrs. Clancy Miss Fitzpatrick Miss Finnigan Miss Rooney Miss O’Brien and Miss Jiggs.
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Methodist Sunday School
Elizabeth Linton
Jefferson Street
Bessie Veer
Mary Brown
Linton
Charlies Green
Clancey
O'Ratterty
Mulligan
O'Neil
Clancy
Bridge Club Hosts Prizes On Wednesday Afternoon
The Wednesday Bridge Club met with Mrs. A. B. Johnson on West Franklin Street. Guest players included Mrs. Ben Stalter and Mrs. Oscar Bingman. Prizes went to Mrs. Stanley Dew first, Mrs. Cecil Shafer second, and Mrs. W. B. Mechem third.
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A. B. Johnson
West Inranklin Street
Ben Stalter
Oscar Bingman
Stanley Dew
Cecil Shafer
W. B. Mechem
Jr. O U A M Holds Special Meeting Tonight
A special business meeting of the Jr. O U A M Order is scheduled at their hall this evening at 7 o'clock. Members are convening to discuss pending matters.
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Jr. O. U. A. M. Order
Alma Shearer to Preach Morning and Evening at Pilgrim Holiness
Mrs. Alma Shearer will preach at both morning and evening services at the Pilgrim Holiness Church on Sunday in the pastor's absence. Special music is planned. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m with W B Prim assisting.
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Alma Shearer
Pilgrim Holiness Church
D. C. Shearer
Prim
Mercury Rises as Northern Weather Drafters Predict Snow
Weather notes from district observers report a warm up with highs near 37 and lows around 28 after a cold spell. Forecasters hint at more snow in the southeast and continued low temps, while local readings show 27 degrees above yesterday and 24 above by midmorning. The Hocking River sits at 3.8 feet as conditions shift.
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C. NS. France
C. L. Creamer
Richland Avenue
Hocking
Porter fined for beer possession in Sugar Creek
Oscar Porter of Sugar Creek was arrested Wednesday night by State Prohibition Officer Tom Bush and Constable Frank White. He was fined 9.00 and costs at a hearing before Justice Pearl Miller and jailed if the fine was not paid.
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Oscar Porter
Sugar Creek
Tom Bush
Frank White
Justice of the Peace
Pearl Miller
Guthery Condition Reported Serious After Heart Attack
I S Guthery state agriculture director was ill at home near La Rue after a heart attack and his physician Dr Donald Shira said his condition was serious today.
Farm Agents Debate Unified 4 H Program in Southeast Ohio
County extension agents from eight southeastern Ohio districts met in Athens to discuss a unified 4 H club program. Phases included dairy poultry pig food clothing and home furnishing with no single plan adopted. Athens County 4 H enrolled 431 members finishing 343 with dairy products accounting for 41 percent of income and cattle poultry and other projects contributing the rest.
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Ohio
Athens County Farm Extension Office
Southeastern
Ubsa
Athens County
Athens County Club
Musterole advertised as counter irritant for muscular pain
An old Musterole advertisement touts its counter irritant warming action to relieve muscular lumbago pain and stiffness. It claims penetration to draw out infection and urges hourly applications for five hours, noting long use by Mullions and endorsement by doctors and nurses. A milder Children’s Musterole is also sold.
Columbus Woman To Be Buried in Meigs
Columbus obituary notes Mrs. Mary Jane Smith aged 83 widow of George Smith died Thursday afternoon in Columbus. The funeral is planned in Meigs with arrangements to be announced by the Smith family.
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Columbus
Meigs
Mary Jane Smith
George Smith
Obituary Notice for Mrs William Jones and Relatives
Mrs William Jones of Johnstown Pike and Nineteenth Avenue died of heart disease. Survived by husband Arto and J Smith of Columbus. brother Lant Archer of Ruth, four others including two sisters Mrs Andrew Lowery Rutland and Mrs Racard Willian Pomeroy, Ohio. two grandchildren. Funeral at 1 pm Saturday at residence. body to Middleport, Ohio for burial.
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William Jones
Johnstown Pike
Arto
J. Smith
Columbus
Lant Archer
Ruth
Andrew Lowery
Rutland
Racard Willian
Newspaper Chairman Byron H. Canfield Dies in Los Angeles
Byron H. Canfield chairman of the board of the Scripps-Canfield newspapers died suddenly in his Town House Hotel apartment in Los Angeles. He was a prominent figure in the chain and his death occurred early today, March U. d.P. The report notes his leadership role and the unexpected nature of the illness.
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Byron H. Canfield
Scripps-Canfeld Newspapers
Town House
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