Nelsonville Y Defeats Marietta Dry Cleaners 59 37
Nelsonville Y basketball beat Marietta Dry Cleaners 59 to 37 at the local high school auditorium. Patterson led Marietta with seven field goals and one foul, while Howell, Dewhurst, Bowers, and Longley paced Nelsonville with multiple baskets. Marietta’s Strayer was sidelined by injury, and Nelsonville opened 18–0 early before a 24–12 halftime. A separate girls game saw Nelsonville Ys defeating Haydenville Independent. Al Dilcher officiated both games.
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Nelsonville
Marietta Dry Cleaners
Patterson
Marietta
Howell
Dewhurst Bowers
Longley
Strayer
River Boys
Nelsonville “Y
Haydenville
al Dilcher
Newhurst
Bowers
Frowellis
Whyte
Seer
Marietta FG
Cassis
Ccc
Csendee
Wrest
BHAPP
Ccsecvecey Esos
WARE
AG Soso
Goldish
Installations and church events in Nelsonville area
Rev Lloyd Evans presided at New Plymouth for the installation of Rev L B Wissinger as pastor of the church. Wissinger to be installed at Union Furnace later, with Evans addressing Columbus First Presbyterian connections. King's Men prayer event Friday and Central P T A meeting scheduled. revival meetings at Pilgrim Hall continue with services through Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Athens Presbytery
New Plymouth
L. B. Wissinger
Wissinger
Union Furnace
Maroon Presbytery
Indiana
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Evans
George Willets
Willets
Princeton Seminary
CLASS ENTERTAINS AT PRESBYTERIAN DINNER DANCE
The Live Wire class of the Presbyterian church entertained at a dinner and party in the church social rooms Tuesday evening. Tables were attractively dressed in green and white and games and music followed the meal. Covers were laid for several Misses including Lawson Jenore Owens Mary Elizabeth Kessinger Marian Morris Mary Pritchard Helen Mc Dowell Rebecca Sharp Adda Frances Butt Louise Rice Elizabeth Edington Kathleen Saltz Ruth Backus Margaret Morris Helen Jackson Betty Wolfe Thelma Mills and teacher Miss Agnes Raybould.
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Presbyterian Church
Lawson
Jenore Owens
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Marian Morris
Mary Pritchard
Helen McDowel
Rebecca Sharp
Adda Frances Butt
Louise Rice
Elizabeth Edington
Kathleen Saltz
Ruth Backus
Margaret Morris
Helen Jackson
Betty Wolfe
Thelma Mills
Agnes Raybould
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
An old popular remedy claims to darken gray hair overnight. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, 75 cents, is sold nationwide by druggists and touted as giving natural, even dark color after one or two applications. It promises rejuvenated appearance and youthfulness for faded hair.
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Wyeth
Repairs on Church Nearing Completion
Nelsonville reports extensive repairs at First Methodist Church near completion. Congregation expected to return for all services on Sunday March 25. Work includes auditorium redecorating seats woodwork and pipe organ. new furnaces. first floor refinishing and a redesigned kitchen.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist
Ed L. Morrell
York Grange to Meet at Grove School Friday
York Grange No 2436 holds its regular meeting at Oak Grove schoolhouse Friday evening March 16. Activities include first and second degree work a literary program and a fertilizer talk by County Agent Tom Johnson. Two contesting teams led by Robert Beckler and J Cagg face off in a county rat killing drive with large lineups listed and a banquet for the losers.
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Nelsonville
York Grange
Oak Grove
Tom Johnson
The
Grange
Robert Beckler
J. &. Cagg
Beckler
Elizabeth Cagg
Edward Carpenter
Ross Cox
M. F E. Carter
Alex Foughty
Caleb Gilpin
John Katzenbach
Walter MacCombs
Fred Nice
John Smith
Elizabeth Thornton
Josie White
Bessie Warehime
J. L. Pidcock
Jesse McKee
Nella Cagg
Lenna Whitmore
Myrtle Stover
Clifford Young
Rebecca Mallon
Freda Conkey
Goldig Duskey
Mildred Wend
Della Wade
Faye Carlin
Violet Levering
Mildred Williams
J. W. Wade
John R. McClain
L. J. Eberle
Frank Klinebreil
C. G. Dew
George Rutledge
George Kilebreil
Austin R. Conkey
Co. L. Stout
Jennie Bumgardner
Cagg
J. Beckler
Shires Cagg
Ed Carpenter
Clara Cox
M. E. Carter
Elizabeth Foughty
Abner Juniper
Cora Katzenbach
Adda MacCombs
Ray E. Nice
George Thornton
Earl White
Homer Warehime
Evelyn Young
Rachel McKee
Clara Parry
George Vanmeter
O. G. Stover
Mary M. Beckler
Mabel Sampson
Blanch Wolf
Nettie Wend
Lena Wolfe
Cleo Ox
James Dies in Nelsonville Age 14
John Richard James aged 14 died at his parents home on Short street after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the residence conducted by Rev. Ed L. Morrell. He is survived by his parents, one brother Clifford, grandparents Eugene Rosser of Nelsonville and Eugene James Sr. of Columbus, and great grandmother Jane Wilkinson of Nelsonville. one sister preceded him in death.
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Nelsonville
John Richard James
Eugene James
Short Street
Ed L. Morrell
Clifford
Eugene Rosser
Columbus
Jane Wilkinson
Nelsonville Music Club Dance at Legion Home Friday
The annual Nelsonville Music club dance is set for Friday March 16 at the Legion home from 8 30 to 12. Music by the Legion Lads. Chaperons are Mrs Ed L Morrell Mrs A B Johnson and Miss Margaret Williamson. Starting April first the club will devote time and money to music study and will order music soon. Members may sing at public affairs when asked. BRIDGE CLUB Mrs Harry Kelly hosted the Wednesday Bridge club with three tables. Substituting was Mrs John Edington. High scores went to Mrs Stanley Dew Mrs Cecil Shafer and Mrs W S Rhodes.
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Nelsonville Music Club
Legion Home
Legion
Ed L. Morrell
A. B. Johnson
Margaret Williamson
Bridge Club
Harry Kelly
Wednesday Bridge Club
John Edington
Stanley Dew
Cecil Shafer
Rhodes
W. C. T U Meeting At Mrs Retta Howes Home
The W P T U met at Mrs Retta Howes home on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Laura Spencer presiding. The program featured papers prayers scripture and songs as 16 members and guests attended.
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Ww. Cc. T. U
Retta Howe
Laura ‘Spencer
H. J. Long
Mattie Verity
Bertha Barker
Spencer
Union
Kate Blake
Columbus
Mabel Johnson
Verity
Anna Allen
Billy Sunday
Etta Standall
Mildred Baugh
Lou Allen
Heart of God
Sigrid Love
Stella Betts
Thelma Baugh
Jean Allen
W. B. A. Club Holds Regular Meeting At Poplar Street
The W. B. A. club met this week at Mrs. William Matheny's home on Poplar street. Eightteen members were served a two course luncheon. The evening featured social time with music and games.
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W. B. A. Club
William Matheny
James Bland
Ed. Williams
Poplar Street
Raid Finds Oil Drum Still and Whisky at Imperial Mine
Prohibition officers recovered four barrels of mash about one and a half gallons of whisky and an oil drum still with two coils at the Imperial mine near Deanville. Inspectors H A Lines J C Yates and Albert Yates led the raid, wading water to reach the illicit operation. a 20 foot boat was found submerged near the search end. The mine had ceased operations after seven workers were told to stop by union sympathizers yesterday.
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Nelsonville
Prohibition
Imperial
Deanville
H. A. Lines
J. C. Yates
Albert Yates
Nelsonville Schools Present Passion Play at High School
Nelsonville schools will stage the Passion Play in a five reel picture at the senior high school auditorium Friday March 30. A small admission will cover the expense of the picture and the public is invited to view the devotion of Forty Hours at St Andrews church. The Rev Angelo Gallerini of Murray City will conduct services this evening at 7 o clock Mass Friday morning will be at 7:30.
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Nelsonville Schools
Nelsonville
St. Andrews
Angelo Gallerini
Murray City
Old Folks Can Feel Younger With Kruschen Salts
Advice ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a daily dose to refresh inner organs and purify blood, claiming it keeps aging people feeling young. It emphasizes taking 2 tablets daily in coffee, with a 60 cent 30 day supply and widespread druggist availability.
Best Tonic Claims by Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
In Ashtabula Ohio Harley R Simon credits Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery with restoring his thin blood weak nerves and renewed energy. Available as liquid or tablets at drug stores or send payment to Dr Pierces Hotel Buffalo New York for a trial package.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Harley R. Simon
Lake St
Injalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Margaret Bland Birthday Party Eleven Guests Attended
Mrs James Bland entertained her daughter Margaret on her ninth birthday with games and contests for nine guests from 3 30 to 5 30 in the afternoon. Margaret received many shifts and lunch was served to Mary Jo and Virginia Keating Ruth Kuhn Esther Dorst Betty Pettit Pearl Shaner Frances Hall and Rachel Steenrod.
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James Bland
Margaret
Mary Jo
Virginia Keating
Ruth Kuhn
Esther Dorst
Betty Pettit
Pearl Shaner
Frances Hall
Rachel Steenrod
Coffman Held on Bond in Railroad Theft Case
Earl Coffman 34 waived examination in Magistrate Carl Porter s court and was bound over to the grand jury under 700 bond. In default he faces county jail. Coffman was arrested in Corning yesterday by Deputy Wayne Wingett.
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Earl Coffman
Carl Porter
Coffman
Corning
Wayne Wingett
Bomber Sam Guardala Sentenced in Campbell Bombing Case
In Youngstown March 156 Sam Guardala was found guilty of bombing the home of Mayor T Roy Gordon during his mayoral campaign and sentenced to 11 months and 29 days in the state penitentiary.
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Youngstown
U.P
Sam Guardala
T. Roy Gordon
Campbell
State Penitentiary
Gordon
Former Treasurer Blamed for Loss of Public Funds
In Columbus on March 15, Howard Johnson former treasurer of West Jefferson is held responsible for 45098 dollars of funds lost when the Commercial Bank of West Jefferson failed. The State Auditor Tracy report via the Bureau of Accounting says Johnson deposited funds without bank bonds to guarantee deposits and he and his bondsmen are liable.
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Columbus
Howard Johnson
West Jefferson
Commercial Bank
Tracy
Bureau of Accounting
Johnson
Bureau
Nationwide 8003 Miles of Concrete Roads Planned This Year
Transportation experts expect about 8003 miles of new concrete roadways to be built nationwide in the coming year, signaling a major expansion of the country’s highway network. This ambitious plan aims to improve durability and reduce long-term maintenance costs across states.
Buckeye Athletic Coaches to Stage First Handball Meet
In Delaware on March 15 the six Buckeye Athletic Association colleges will send two coaches each to Ohio Wesleyan University for the first handball tournament held by the association. The event marks a new athletic competition among member schools.
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Delaware
U.R
Buckeye Athletic Association
Ohio Wesleyan University
Zoubkoff Describes Berlin Expulsion Narrative
Zoubkoff stated that locals expelled him from Germany during a March confrontation. The report notes Zoubkoff, described as a Russian dancer and host, and mentions Princess Victoria of Lippe in connection with the event.
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Zoubkoff
Berlin
Marchogne
Germany
Alegeander Zoubkoff
Victoria of
39 Killed in Fight In Mexican Region
In the Guada patch region of the Loo Altos, five federal soldiers and four rebels died after hours of battle. One federal officer died of seventeen wounds, and he was described as ignoring orders to lead his men amid the fight.
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Mexico City
Loo Altos
Guada
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Pilgrim Halieas Church
Dorothy Lang
Grove School
James
Paris
Reed
Mary Eaton
Mary
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Coloes
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Athens, Ohio
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