Nelsonville Band Booster Club starts ticket sale for show
Nelsonville high school band members began selling tickets for the Amateur Show to be held Friday March 19 at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. Dr W H Hyde acts as master of ceremonies and a public address system will be installed for clear sound. Contestants include Zelda Wernick Bailey Spencer Janet Cope Irene Hoch Jo Warehime Jane Krieg and Nancy Krieg with cash and door prizes planned.
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Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
W. H. Hyde
John Geiger
Zelda Wernick
Bailey Spencer
Boy Wonder
Melvin Harburger
Carbon Hill
Billie June Foughty
Charles Adkins
Janet Cope
West School
Bessie Stephenson
Irene Hoch
Eleanor Powell
Jo Warehime
Jane and
Nancy Krieg
Ralston of
Columbus
Rockbridge youth recovers from arm fracture at gym
Logan Jesse McGrady Jr a 14 year old of Rockbridge is recovering after fracturing his left arm while playing at the Rockbridge gymnasium. The report includes a financial ledger for Amesville Ohio district with numerous figures and accounts.
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Logan
Jesse, Jr
J. F. McGrady
Rockbridge
Mrs Eliza Smith Hosts Friendship Club Night
Mrs Eliza Smith hosted the Friendship Club gathering on Thursday night with five members and two guests in attendance. Several readings were shared and a two course supper was served. The next meeting will be at Mildred Kont net's home.
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Nelsonville
Eliza Smith
Friendship Club
Mildred Kontnet
Legion to Add New Players to Drum Corps
NELSONVILLE In Glenford Dugan Post may reorganize its drum and bugle corps by inviting players from outside the Legion to fill vacancies caused by removal and resignations. Former high school musicians have agreed to join, with a rehearsal set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Legion Building.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
John Geiger
Geiger
Business Merchants Meet Tonight in Nelsonville
NELSONVILLE Retail Merchants Association holds an important meeting at the American Legion building tonight at 7:30. All retailers in the city are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
American Legion
Club Women Attend Church as Group
Nelsonville sixteenth members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club attended the morning service at First Christian Church. Rev Leland Goodman preached on The Challenge of the Unfulfilled. A choir anthem My Jesus I Love Thee closed the service, part of National Business Week observances. The club held a special dinner and program last Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club
First Christian Church
Leland Goodman
Jesus
Revival To Begin At Nelsonville Church
Nelsonville church of the Nazarene starts a week of evangelistic services tonight at 7 30pm Pastor Carl Clendenen of Logan will preach with musicians and singers providing music before the service
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Nelsonville Church
Nelsonville
Charles Blair Dies at 71 in Carbon Hill Area
Nelsonville report says Charles Blair, 71, died Saturday evening at his home near Carbon Hill. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 PM at the residence, with burial at Haydenville. He is survived by his wife and several children.
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Nelsonville
Charles Blair
Carbon Hill
Haydenville
Mrs Laura Edie Praises Dr Pierce Tonic
Mrs Laura Edie of 1380 Cleve ars Ave SW says a tonic helped her revive energy after backache and nervousness linked to periodic pains. She credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring appetite and vigor after a few bottles. Available in tablet and liquid forms with pricing.
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Pierce
Laura Edie
Clevears Ave
S. W
Dr. Pierce
106-Year Old Man Held in Meigs Jail
Andrew Zink, 106, of Sumner, is in Meigs County Jail awaiting a hearing on disturbing the peace. Deputy Hank Young arrested him after a complaint by Mr. and Mrs. Will Pooler, with whom he resides. Mrs. Pooler is Zink’s granddaughter. Known to roam, he has been housed at the County Home for the Aged and is described as restless about every four months.
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Pomeroy
Andrew Zink
Sumner
Meigs
Zink
Hank Young
Will Pooler
Musical Talent Will Appear at Floodwood
In Floodwood Nelsonville a musical program is set for Tuesday night March 16 at 7 at the Old Floodwood School directed by Miss Pauline Whitlatch with Mrs Mildred Carlin. Performers include talent from Buchtel with operetta dances, Madeline DeLong of New Floodwood with readings, and the Smith Brothers Clyde and Guy with guitar and banjo cowboys. Old Floodwood School pupils will present several numbers and a play.
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Nelsonville
Floodwood School
Pauline Whitlatch
Mildred Carlin
Miss Whitlatch
Buchtel
Madeline DeLong
New Fioodwood
Smith Brothers
Clyde
Guy
Irish Stakes Draw Is Held For Grand National
In Dublin the 20th Irish hospital sweepstakes drew horses entered for Friday's centenary grand national at Aintree. Total receipts reached 13,932,160 with 5,572,864 tickets sold. Of the fund 5,620,095 went to organizers and 8,311,165 was prize money. The fund was split into 16 units of 500,000 for first through third prizes, plus 10 residual prizes of 31,115 each to be drawn tomorrow. Six horses entered, 19 remain probable starters.
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Dublin
U.P
Aintree
England
Returns From Coast Near Rosser Family Update
Mrs. John H. Rosser returned to her home here Wednesday after a four months visit with daughter Mrs. Mae Ramel in Watsonville California. Rosser’s son Floyd joined her in Los Angeles after three months in Cottage Grove Oregon and returned home with her.
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Nelsonville
John H. Rosser
Mae Ramel
Watsonville
Calif
Center Jump Debate Aims to Abolish in Big Ten
Chicago reports the Big Ten and national rules committees weighing the end of the center jump in college and high school play. Key figures include Harold Olsen of Ohio State, Dave McMillan of Minnesota, and Nels Norgren of Chicago backing change, while others oppose eyeing spectator fatigue and loss of rallies. More than 500 coaches attended the first open meeting of the National Coaches Association to discuss jump rules and pivot interpretations.
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Chicago
Big Ten
National Rules Committee
National Basketball Coaches Association
Pacific Coast Conference
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State
Olsen
Dave McMillan
Minnesota
Nels Norgren
National Coaches’ Association
McLemore's Holdout Upheld as Cardinals Demand Rise
Henry McLemore writes from Daytona Beach detailing his ten day holdout from the St. Louis Cardinals over pay. He jokes about his rival quotes from fans and rivals, claims ongoing bluffing by manager Frankie Frisch and owner SamBreadon, and predicts they will settle for his terms. He jokes about hitting Hubbell and notes the Cardinals' recent Havana game loss to the Giants. He hints at awaiting a wire yesterday.
Giants Rest Before Beating Bees In St Petersburg Trip
The National League champion New York Giants rest today ahead of a Tuesday game with the Boston Bees in St Petersburg after arriving from Havana where they beat the Cardinals 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Attendance in Cuba was estimated at 18 000 to 20 000. The Cardinals head to Daytona Beach to face the New York Yankees on Tuesday. Joe DiMaggio, who ended his holdout for 15000, is expected to join the Yankees before their Daytona Beach trip to play NL pitching against the Cardinals. Red Rolfe led the Yankee attack as they beat the Bees for a second straight day. Boston Red Sox plan their first full squad workout today after two holdouts were signed. Goose Goslin and Charley Gehringer were not in Detroit camp by Mickey Cochrane's deadline. Gil Brack sat with a sprained left ankle as Brooklyn Dodgers practiced. Frank Demaree, arriving late due to a salary holdout, showed good form as manager Charles Grimm approaches a softened lineup.
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Frisch
Brendon
Cardinals
Hubbell
United Press
Miami
U.R
New York Giants
Boston Bees
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Havana
Cuba
Daytona Beach
New York Yankees
Petersburg
Joe DiMagSico
Yankees
Red Rolfe
Bees
Steel
Clearwater
Fila
U.P
Gil Brack
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brack
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Charles Grimm
Frank Demaree
Demaree
Grimm
Aid Demarees
Blind Bowlers to Compete in ABC Tourney
New York reports two blind bowling teams from the Light House league will take part in the ABC international tournament Tuesday night marking the first such participation in the congress history. Boosters and regulars posted strong scores over the weekend including Syracuse clutch player A. C.'s 3045 pinfall, a first week congress record.
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New York
U.R
American Bowling Congress
Congress
Lighthouse Bowling League
Philadelphia
A. C
Syracuse
Anderson Named Manager of Asheville Team in Piedmont League
Harold Hal Anderson veteran outfielder for Columbus Club in the American Association is named manager of the Asheville North Carolina Piedmont league team. He has been in professional baseball since 18 percent of a season in the majors with the Chicago White Sox and arrived in Columbus in 1983 as part of the Evar Swanson trade to Chicago.
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Columbus
U.P
Harold
Hal) Anderson
Columbus Club
American Association
Asheville
N. C
Anderson
Chicago White Sox
Evar Swanson
White Sox
Mrs Kyle Speaker at Club Meeting Friday
Mrs A J Kyle spoke on The Seeing Eye to the Cosmopolitan Club in Nelsonville Friday evening. Mrs L D Martin entertained. Twenty members answered roll calls and a discussion followed the program. A refreshment course was served by the social committee.
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Nelsonville
A. J. Kyle
Cosmopolitan Club
L. D. Martin
Visit McNamee Home Washed with Guests
Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Namee and family on West Hunter Street included Mr. and Mrs. Ad Edgell and nephew Eric Spencer of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Butler of Columbus, Mrs. Ray Sanbourne and son Lee of New Straitsville, and Mrs. Newton Spencer of this city.
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McNamee
Logan
James McNamee
W. Hunter
Ad Edgell
Eric Spencer
Nelsonville
R. W. Butler
Columbus
Ray Sanbourne
Lee
New Straitsville
Newton Spencer
City
Beware Coughs From Common Colds That Hang On
A fragmented notice notes lingering coughs from colds persist despite various medicines and home remedies. It mentions persistent chest irritation and lingering coughing after illness, advising caution and seeking remedies.
High Cagers Pointed for State Meet
Ohio high school basketball fans learned the field for the state tournament in Columbus with 32 teams, 16 in each class, preparing to invade the capital. Among them are Newark, Akron Lima South, Middletown, Cincinnati Hughes, Hamilton Public, Dover, Bridgeport in Class A and Sandusky St Marys, Columbus Upper Arlington, Danville, Canal Fulton, South Amherst, Olmstead Falls, Lucasville, Middleport, Ottoville, Ontario, Bluffton, Enon, Lockland, Union City, Amsterdam, Midvale in Class B. Several teams from 1936 repeat to seek a new title as the event opens Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Newark
Sandusky St. Marys
H. R. Townsend
Akron
Lima South
Middletown
Cincinnaati Hughes
Hamilton Public
Dover
Bridgeport
Upper Arlington
Danville
Canal Fulton
South Amherst
Olmstead Falls
Lucasville
Middleport
Ottoville
Ontario
Bluffton
Enon
Lockland
Union City
Amsterdam
Midvale
Canton McKinley
Marietta
Ashland
Revival of Derby at Washington Park on June 19
President Walter L. Gregory announced the American derby will return June 19 with a $25,000 purse and a $5,000 addition if the winner also takes the Kentucky derby. The race, last run in 1935, marks the fourth major test for three year old stars next summer. A stray scientific fact notes the small carbon-hydrogen difference between quinine and strychnine.
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Chicago
U.A
Walter L. Gregory
Washington Park
Pastor Speaks Before PTA in Nelsonville event
Rev Ben Awe spoke before the East Parent Teacher Association on Friday afternoon as fourth grade pupils presented the program and a play The Trials of March Miss Howards grade won the prize for most mothers present Refreshments were served to a large group of parents and friends after the program An upcoming PTA conference will be held in Athens on April 15
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Chester
Chester High School
Paul Kimes
Earle Russell
Howard Bailey
Jack Hawley
Guy Stalnaker
Russell Agabrite
Louise Coleman
Earline Humphrey
Eleanor Hannum
Wanda Pickens
Carrol Morris
Barbara Weber
Della Evans
Martha Mora
Kenneth Griffith
Clair Newell
D. W. Hoffee
E. H. Lasch
W. H. McFarlan
Howard
Albany
Eleanor Whitney
Meigs County
Warner
Eynon
Sponagle
Osborne
Nelsonville
The
Parent- Teacher Association
Ben Awe
East Parent-Teacher Association
P.T.A
Athens
Nelsonville Junior Order Benefit Tuesday Night
The Junior Order will hold a benefit event Tuesday evening at 8 oclock in the 1.6.0.7 halt areas. Proceeds support local community efforts and members invite attendance from residents and allied groups in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
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