Y M C A Notes On Upcoming Games And Events
Nelsonville Y M C A reports a senior class versus high school basketball game Friday evening at the Y. A wrestling bout pits Chas Sisson against Ray Spenter of Lancaster with preliminaries and a card by Ray Carpenter. Indoor track meets for public and grade schools are planned, and Ohio state Y M C A secretary I B Rhodes will dine with local directors next Monday.
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Arestling
Chas
Sisson
Ray Spenter
Lancaster
Ray Carpenter
Ison
Young Gotch
I. B. Rhodes
Ohio
Nelsonville
Mrs Sheffield Hosts Mr Sheffield's Twenty Third Birthday
Mrs Donald Sheffield entertained a few friends Friday evening honoring Mr Sheffield's twenty third birthday. An elegant lunch followed late with guests Miss Redempa Sines Frances Blake Ada Scheelee Mildred Johnson Hazel Linscott of Chauncey Messrs Orvall Steenrod Earl Harmony and Seigel Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sheffield
Mr. Sheffield
Redempa Sines
Frances Blake
Ada Scheelee
Mildred Johnson
Hazel Linscott
Chauncey
Orvall Steenrod
Earl Harmony
Seigel Johnson
Death of Verne E. Russell in Tiltonville
Verne E. Russell aged 36 died at his home in Tiltonville on March 12 1920 He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell formerly of Nelsonville His survivors include a wife a three year old son and a infant daughter his parents three sisters and a brother Funeral services were held March 15 at 616 Vermont Place Columbus conducted by Rev Lowe Interment followed at Union Cemetery
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Verne E. Russell
Robert Russell
Nelsonville
Tiltonville
Vermont Place
Columbus
Lowe
Union Cemetery
Birthday Celebration Honors Miss Myra Higgins
A surprise birthday party for Miss Myra Higgins was held Tuesday evening at her Mill Street home. Festivities included gates, contests, and music with prizes won by Walter Schentz and Dutch Scheeler. The St Patrick’s Day themed decorations extended to the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Higgins
Mill Street
Gates
Walter Schentz
Dutch Scheeler
Verna Hand
Helen Largent
Sigrid Love
Margaret Lewis
Raymond Raine
John Emish
Ordie Millholland
Orville Steenrod
Bill Corwin
Lewis Corwin
James
Lewis Courtney
Paul
Catherine
Tatting Club entertained by Mrs Edington at home
The Tatting Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Fred Edington's residence on W Washington street. Members attending included Mesdames Shafer Mechem Rosser E E Rosser Harold Mechem Cooley Freer Pritchard and Carrie Grimm and Misses Gibbs Reuter Wilson Cooley Edington Rosser and Hazel. Guests were Misses Bennett Hoodlett Galvin Benson and Jackson.
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Fred Edington
W. Washington Street
Eugene Shafer
Stanley Mechem
Harold
E. E. Rosser
Harold Mechem
Leonard Cooley
Frank Freer
Eugene Pritchard
Carrie Grimm
Ethel Gibbs
Nelle Reuter
Irma Wilson
Hattie Cooley
Hazel Edington
Hazel Rosser
Frances Bennett
Rhea Hoodlett
Gail Galvin
Abbie Benson
Helen Jackson
Local Social Notes And Travel Headlines
Mrs I C Folk returns to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs George Merritt. Mrs L J Eberle visits Logan relatives. Lancaster visitors include Mrs Fred Edington Mrs E J Rosser Mrs John Rider and Miss Hazel Rosser. Arthur Hawkins travels to New York City for Nelsonville Dry Goods. J W Wood attends to business in Columbus. Mrs F O Schmidt leaves for Seattle to join Captain Schmidt. Hyla Herrold accompanies Mrs Schmidt to Columbus. Funeral of Mrs Bertha Chaffin held in Carbon Hill with burial there.
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I. C. Folk
Columbus
George Merritt
L. J. Eberle
Logan
Fred Edington
E. J. Rosser
John Rider
Hazel Rosser
Lancaster
Arthur Hawkins
New York City
Nelsonville Dry Goods Company
J. W. Wood
F. O. Schmidt
Helen Goodspeed
Seattle
Washington
Captain Schmidt
Hyla Herrold
Schmidt
Bertha Chaffin
Carbon Hill
PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SESSION AT CENTRAL BUILDING
The parent teachers association of the Central building will hold their regular session on Friday afternoon at an unspecified time. The meeting aims to discuss school matters and upcoming events.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the Central Building
Weekend Guests Highlight Chauncey Social Scene
Miss Hazel Linscott of Chauncey visited Chauncey society events at the Central building this weekend while staying with Mrs. Donald Sheffield.
Nelsonville Classified Ads Highlights Local Jobs and Sales
Classified notices list a tailor shop helper needed with or without experience, a display of spring woolens by Chas Wright, a lost sterling bar pin, and various For Sale and service ads. Entries include home improvements, farming and fireman positions, bread sales, a home and vehicle listings, and notices from local clubs and churches.
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Wanteo
Chas. Wright
Nelsonville
Columbus St
Britton Lives Up To Welter Crown In 12 Round Win
Champion Jack Britton of New York decisively defeated challenger Jack Perry of Pittsburgh in 12 rounds. Britton floored Perry three times before the bell saved the loser, then controlled the last three rounds. Also on the card Johnny Griffiths of Akron challenged Britton ringside, with other results including Harry Krohn and Harry Howard eight rounds, Jimmy Jones KO Dave Ford in six, and Kidd Pettit beating Battling Levy in four.
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Canton
Jack Perry
Pittsburgh
Lewis
England
Jack Britton
New York
Britton
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Europe
Thee
Harry Krohn
Harry Howard
Jimmy Jones
Alliance
Dave Ford
Wheeling
Kidd Pettit
Youngstown
Battling Levy
Local Visitors and Illness Reported in Rang er Area
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hatch of Ranger Texas visited their aunt Mrs Nan Perkins last week. Mr and Mrs C A Wiseman and children of Athens were guests of Mr and Mrs J C Stewart. Mrs Orson Lewis and son James and Mrs Fin Lewis and daughter Kathryn of R D 3 dined with Mr and Mrs J W Perkins. Mr L O Bean and baby of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs B I Bean. John Perkins learns of brother J A Perkins death in Carbon Hill from the flu. Rose B Grimes and daughter Naomi visit relatives at New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hatch
Ranger
Texas
Nan Perkins
C. A. Wiseman
Athens
J. C. Stewart
Orson Lewis
James
Fin Lewis
Kathryn
J. W. Perkins
Cleveland
B. I. Bean
John Perkins
Jas
Carbon Hill
Rose B. Grimes
Naomi
New Marshfield
Scratch Fatal for Madison Captain James W. King
Captain James W. King, 65, of Madison is dead from blood poisoning after a scratch while loading wood. He piloted on the Ohio and Kentucky rivers for 35 years and was a native of Ripley Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
James W. King
Ohio
Kentucky
Ripley
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. William Lowther
Funeral services for Mrs. William Lowther were conducted Tuesday at 2 P M in the Presbyterian Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. The article lists local residents visiting or moving, including Cramer Bailey returning to New Straitville, James Whaley ill with flu, D A Morris relocating from Coolville, and others visiting in Athens and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lowther
Cramer Bailey
New Straitaville
James Whaley
D. A. Morris
Coolville
N. W. Wines
William Collins
League Social Planned at Central Avenue M B Church
North League organizes a Friday evening social at Central Avenue M B Church inviting all. Also note a new bit brace with adjustable angles and ratchet drive accompanying the item.
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Elsonville
Tatting Club
Stratton
O. R
Targe Pkg
Raisins
Arbuckle's Coffee
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Catherine Stedem
Ford Truck Body
Galvin’s Plumbing Company
D. H E. Evans
Rebecca Lodge
Owl's Hall
Scott's Novelty Store
Presbyterian Church
East End School
High’ Street
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co
Owls’ Hall
Bloom's Dancing School
K. of P. Hall
Hones
Charles White
Buchtel
Wilson Bros
Maxwell
Franklin St
Bell
Elum
Bell Phone
D. W. Harper and Son
Www. Co. W
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L. Pickett
Columbus Bt
Gale
E. M. Norris
Green's Music Store
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