Roosevelt-Davey Club Organized in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the Roosevelt-Davey Club of Athens County formed at Buckeye Building with nine township reps. Dr. C. G. Dew elected chairman and H A Lines outlined organization plans. Officers include vice chair Grover Sutton and secretary Frank Bryson Trimble. The group endorsed Governor Martin L. Davey’s relief policy and aims to organize subclubs countywide.
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Nelsonville
Roosevelt- Davey Club
Athens County
Donahey-Davey Club
County Democrata
Buckeye
Martin L. Davey
C. G. Dew
H. A. Sines
Grover Sutton
Canaonville
Frank Bryson Trimble
John Preston
Athens
Hoa. Lines
New Club
Gordon Tolliver
York Township
Fred Leach
Trimble
John Wilson
Dover
Michael Collins
Amos White
Bern
George Brewer
Waterloo
Ed Cole
Carthage
H. V. Carpenter
Ames
Charlies Kincaid
Canaan
Trig
Roosevelt-Davey Club
Test of City Water Is Declared Satisfactory
Nelsonville health officials announced that recent water tests by the Board of Health and state laboratory analysis show the city water meets satisfactory sanitary quality. Dr. W. H. Hyde, health commissioner, released the findings on Monday.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
Board of Health
State Laboratory
W. H. Hyde
School Leaders Meet Monday in Nelsonville PTA
The Nelsonville high school PTA met in the senior auditorium to discuss Truthfulness and Honesty. Reverend R F Strickler spoke from a ministerial view, with Mrs W H Badger and Miss Mary Sharp presenting parental and teacher perspectives. A lively discussion followed, seventy five attendees, social hour and refreshments completed the meeting.
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Nelsonville
R. F. Strickler
The
Christian Church
W. H. Badger
Mary Sharp
Nelson Dowler
Nelsonville Social Notes
Local social column lists visits from I F Carpenter Belford Carpenter and others to Fayette Street. Many residents and friends travel to Columbus Athens Newark Newcastle Shadyside and Amesville for weekend gatherings and family visits.
Marriage of Miss Jennie Fugitt to Marion Bruce
Announce the marriage of Miss Jennie Fugitt to Marion Bruce of Buchtel. Ceremony held at Point Pleasant West Virginia on Saturday March 23 1935. Couple to reside at 175 Shepard Street Nelsonville after a large wedding dinner at the Fugitt home.
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Nelsonville
Join Fugitt
Jennie
Marion Bruce
Buchtel
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Fugitt
Bruce
Shepard Street
Canal Right-of-Way To Be Leveled In Nelsonville
Nelsonville mayor announces the canal right-of-way, now city-controlled under a state lease, will be leveled and re-graded soon. A county grader will also smooth unimproved streets, and residents are ordered to clear debris and stop dumping.
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Nelsonville
State Department of Public Lands
8. G. Holland
Holland
Athens Social News Counts Nelsonville Guests
Mrs E B Acomb of Elmwood Place Athens hosted Nelsonville friends on Monday night with Mrs Charles Stratton as a guest. Attendees from Nelsonville included Mrs William Morgan Mrs Wallace Glenn Mrs Mabel Haffner Mrs Joe Barrows Mrs Edith Stiers Mrs Miller Wilson Mrs O P Bingman and daughters Freda Smith Irma Wilson Fanny Mulligan. In the bridge game prizes went to Mrs Bingman first Miss Mulligan second and Mrs Barrows low. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taylor
M. B. Pedigo
Merie
Charles
Edward Pedigo
New Athens
P. V. Holler
Edward
Barberton
William Huddy
Shadyside
Edith Bowen
Pomeroy
Ohio University
Athens
Henry Mce Culloch
Edith Stiers
Miller Wilson
O. P. Bingman
Irma Wilson
Columbus
Don Betts
Martha
Amesville
Cliff Hartley
Jean
Park Byers
Leighton Aumiller
Nelsonville
E. B. Acomb
Elmwood Place
Charles Stratton
William Morgan
Wallace Glenn
Mabel Haffner
Joe Barrows
Freda Smith
Fanny Mulligan
Nelsonville High Orchestra to back operetta Bitter Sweet Anne
Nelsonville high school orchestra will accompany singers and dancers in the operetta Bitter Sweet Anne to be performed Friday night March 29 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. The group includes violins Marjorie Hickman Cornelia Scott Betty Stewart Mary Goodspeed Garnet Midkiff flute Lewis Vaughn clarinet Ruth Patton saxophones Kathryn Wolfe Elizabeth Monks horns Helen Gande James Arnold trumpets Joseph Galvin Jack Pritchard trombone Samuel A Hawk basses Robert Mann Daniel Woody percussion William Mechem piano Margaret Howe Clara Galvin Alice Mechem.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Jack Pritchard
Samuel A. Hawk
Robert Mann
Daniel Woody
William Mechem
Margaret Howe
Clara Galvin
Alice Mechem
Birthday honors for Pauline Wood in Nelsonville
Mrs Clarence Wood hosted a Saturday party for Pauline Wood's eighth birthday from 2 to 4 PM in Nelsonville. Janet Cope played piano selections while Betty and Tommy Wright, Maxine and Janet Cope, Waveline River, Shirley Weed, Bonnie Deer, Mary Fisk, Frances Ray, Dorothy Anne Cheesman, Clarence Coffey, Catherine Warren, and Pauline Wood received refreshments and presents.
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Nelsonville
Pauline
Clarence Wood
Janet Cope
Mrs. John Fisher recovering after surgery in Columbus
Mrs. John Fisher is reported to be recovering satisfactorily at White Cross Hospital Columbus after a recent surgical operation. Her husband Mr Fisher, daughter Jane, and other relatives visited her at the hospital Sunday.
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Nelsonville
John Fisher
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Fisher
Jane
Clyde Fisher
Clift Fisher
Jean
Pocahontas Benefit Bingo Set At Red Men’s Hall
Members of the Degree of Pocahontas sponsor a benefit bingo party at Red Men’s Hall on Wednesday night starting at 8 15 o clock.
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Nelsonville
Degree of Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Surprise Birthday Party in Nelsonville
Mrs. Howard Warner hosted a surprise party on Saturday night at her Columbus Street home honoring Mrs. Jo Kelly. Three bridge tables were set for play and Mrs Kelly received many gifts. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs Warner.
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Nelsonville
Howard Warner
Columbus Street
Jo Kelly
Bridge
Kelly
Warner
Eight new school zone standards arrive in Nelsonville
Nelsonville installs eight new standards to mark school zones. Signs read Slow School with a running boy drawing on yellow backgrounds. Centers of streets near four buildings will feature two standards each, installed by janitors each morning and removed after sessions. PTA urges safer marking.
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Nelsonville
Parent-Teacher Association
Nelsonville Bird Dogs Win at State Shows
Nelsonville bird dog enthusiasts report strong results from recent statewide events. Hillearys Polly owned by W T Hilleary took first in Columbus, while a Gadbury owned dog earned second. Lady owned by J H Inderrieden of Nelsonville won second at Cincinnati field trial. The Fairfield County Bird Dog Club plans a field trial in Albany Ohio on Sunday April 7 with many local entries expected.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Hilleary
Polly
W. T. Hilleary
Walter Gadbury
Cincinnati
J. H. Inderrieden
Fairfield County Bird Dog Club
Albany
Ohio
Meigs County Couple Weds in Pomeroy Ceremony
Miss Isabelle Fick daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Fick Lincoln Hill became the bride of Nease Powell son of Mr and Mrs Ross Powell Middleport at Peace Church Pomeroy Tuesday morning with Rev R C Pitter officiating They will honeymoon three weeks at Miami Beach Florida before residing in Middleport after their return
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Pomeroy
Isabelle Fick
Arthur Fick
Lincoln Hill
Nease Powell
Ross Powell
Middleport
the Peace Church
R. C. Pitter
Fick
Miami Beach
Filia
G. V. Wallace
Pomeroy Bend
Global Youth Populations by Country Highlight Ages
Report notes 50 percent of Russia’s population is under 20, 31 percent under 20 in France, and 9 percent under 20 in the United States, illustrating demographic differences. The figures imply varied future labor force and consumer markets across nations.
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Russia
France
United States
Bradbury Church to Hold Services Next Sunday
Bradbury will host morning and evening services led by Reverend Crawford of Byesville on Sunday March 31. Bible School attendance at Bradbury March 2 stood at 71, Bradford 6, with community updates on local residents and visitors throughout the week.
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Bradbury
Crawford
Byesville
Bradford
William Russell
Shannon Russell
Safford Dodson
Delbert Russell
Ohio State University
Columbus
G. C. Russell
Ithoda Hoppes
Herald Russell
Charleston
Eugene Watson
Cheshire
Charles Autherson
Reunion at Louis Lowes Home Honors Two Birthday Matrons
A family reunion at the Louis Lowes home on Thursday night honored the birthdays of Mrs. Lowes and Mrs. Lou Nutter. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dixon and sons, and several other local families. Refreshments were served.
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Louis Lowes
Lowes
Lou Nutter
Frank McClure
Wm. Dixon
Billie
Dickie
Teddy
W. E. James
Daisy Taylor
Murray City
George Brown
New Pittsburgh
Walter Shaw
Logan
Shaw
Charles March
Harry Farmer
Elmer Gears
Pat Lanning
Lanning
Albert Matheny
Rudolph Camp
Denny
Orbiston
Roy Camp
Arthur Brown
Bernice
Phyllis
Wilma
Columbus
Robert Canter
Syracuse Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Illnesses
Mrs. Walter Reich and sister Mrs. Lillian Moore hosted a gathering in Syracuse honoring Mrs. Earl Fort with about 25 Loyal Helper M. E. Sunday School members present. Hospitalization and illness include Mrs. Curt Lallance undergoing an appendix operation in Parkersburg and Emmett Bartels injured by a horse.
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Syracuse
Walter Reich
Lillian Moore
Earl Fort
M. E
Helen Bartels
Carrie Sellers
Methodist Aid Society
Don Houdashelt
John Gilmore, Jr
Kenneth Wiggins
Curt Lallance
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Mary Karr
Marcia Karr
Columbus
Helen Underhill
A.E. Williams
Helen Grace Williams
Emmett Bartels
Frank Harris
Melvin Grimm
Marvin Roberts
Eleanor Karr
Athens
Rittman
John Jones
Margaret Swearingen
Cleveland
C. D. Copley
Asbury Methodist Church
Ellen Morgan
Turtle Creek
Elizabeth Jones
Clara Eichinger
Rock Springs
William Houdashelt
Mrs. Rickman Hosts Nelsonville Bridge Club
Mrs. J. W. Hickman led the event with guests Mrs. W. H. Hyde and Miss Audrey Ailes. Three tables played bridge. Ailes won high score, Kelly second, Hyde received a guest prize. Luncheon followed with spring flowers on tables.
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Rickman
Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
W. H. Hyde
Audrey Ailes
Harry Kelly
Hyde
Cunningham Property Sold in Sheriff Sale in Rome Township
In Rome Township Cunningham and Villa Cunningham were sold at sheriff's sale by Sheriff Charles W. Stratton to George Tedrow for 3425. The property, appraised at 2500, was sold to satisfy a claim by the First National Bank of Amesville. W D Robinson bid 800 for Carthage Township land owned by the Barnhill heirs to satisfy a partition suit brought by John W Barnhill against Burn Barnhill and others.
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Eimerow
Cunningham
Villa Cunningham
Rome Township
Charles W. Stratton
George Tedrow
First National Bank of
Amesville
W. D. Robinson
Alfred
Carthage Township
Barnhill
John W. Barnhill
Burn Barnhill
Senate Group Meets Secretly
The House adopted a bill to replace the property tax on grain handling with a tax of one half cent per bushel on wheat and flax and a quarter cent on other grains. The measure goes to the governor.
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House
Pat Dunn
Tuscarawas
Senate
Ohio
Reedsville And Olive Two Social Notes
Local residents and visitors are listed in an extended social notes row with names and places including Chester Parkersburg Gallipolis Vienna Long Bottom Bannock and Marietta. The item ends with a national statistic noting 600000 smallpox cases in the United States from 1920 to 1930.
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United States
Chauncey PTA Plans Friday School Benefit Social
Chauncey PTA meeting in Chauncey High School auditorium, led by Paul Fiske, approved a Friday night social to raise funds for a school printing press. Proceeds to cover printing equipment while foods will be sold. Jackson-Johnson String Ensemble provided the music after the business session.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Fiske
Jackson-Johnson
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends. Mrs. Cecil Hughes and children from Columbus visit her parents, and visit siblings in Crookesville. Lucille Jackson and Irene Jackson from Columbus visit family in Chauncey. Abe Wilson returns from Cleveland to visit family, while Harry Bobo and family visit in Strouds Run and Jerseyville. Kenneth Reeves stays with grandmother Anna Waymer in McDougal. Guy Brookins and daughter visit his parents in Millfield.
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Reedsville
Virgene Knight
Kathryn Bailey
Chester
Fay Pickens
Icy Osborn
Parkersburg
Delmar Osborn
Edna Stewart
Emma Sisson
Middleport
R. H. Horden
J. W. Emrick
Melen
Nile Barnett
Racine
L. D. Watson
A. C. Stout
Arthur Fellows
Long Bottom
Everett Barnhart
Bannock
Edd Cottle
Marietta
Caroline Cottle
Chauncey
Cecil Hughes
Columbus
B. B. Carter
Hughes
Martin
Crookesville
Lucille Jackson
S. D. Jackson
Irene Jackson
John Cox
Nelsonville
Cap Smith
Abe Wilson
Cleveland
Dan Friedberg
Harry Bobo
Strouds Run
Lois Stage
Charles Bobo
Jerseyville
Kenneth Reeves
Anna Waymer
McDougal
Guy Brookins
Thelma Jean
Millfield
Dinner Guests At Chauncey Hosted By Mr. and Mrs. Mullins
Chauncey hosted a Saturday night dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. James Mullins and their son. Mrs. Charles Messel and son Milton Messel of Bicknell Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Green of Vincennes. Mrs. Charles Tittle of Bloomington. Edw Green and Ben Green of Bicknell. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mullins and sons Billy and Leroy of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. George Van Meter of Vore Ridge. and the Mullins family including Marion Mullins John Mulins Frank Lands Kenneth Lands Frank Jr Jeane Landis Naomi Anna Geraldine Nellie and Dorothy Mul lina Chauncey.
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Chauncey
James Mullins
Charles Messel
Milton Messel
Bicknell
Ind
Dave Green
Vincennes
Charles Tittle
Bloomington
Edw. Green
Ben Green
Roy Mullins
Billy and
Leroy
Jacksonville
George van Meter
Vore Ridge
Marion Mullins
John Mulins
Frank Lands
Kenneth Lands
Frank Jr
Jeane Landis
Naomi
Anna
Geraldine
Nellie
Dorothy Mullina
Past Noble Grands to Meet Nelsonville
Past Noble Grands' Club will meet Wednesday evening March 27 at the home of Mrs. William Glenn on Myers Street.
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Nelsonville
Honor Students Named at Olive Orange School
TUPPERS PLAINS The honor roll for six weeks lists students across grades from One to Twelfth. Names include Billy Sommer Robert Sanders Vernon Swartz Margaret Henderson Evelyn Chevalier Norma Jean Torrence Clara Murphy Betty Jo Humphrey Mary Lou Gale Gladys Bahr Nola Jean Bahr and many others.
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Tuppers Plains
Olive Orange
Siece
Billy Sommer
Robert Sanders
Vernon Swartz
Margaret Henderson
Evelyn Chevalier
Norma Jean Torrence
Clara Murphy
Betty Jo Humphrey
Mary Lou Gale
Gladys Bahr
Nola Jean Bahr
Virgie Mae Swartz
Roxie Jean Russell
Betty Hawk
Betty Eileen Stiles
Guy Everett Springer
Calvin Hawk
Dorothy Matlack
William Carr
Frank Henter
Edgar Randolph
Cash Albn Bahr
Geneva King
Mildred Bentz
Jean Collina
Fred Smith
Ariene Cowdery
Grace Baker
Robert Kim
Carl Matlack
Esther Parker
Rachel Humphrey
Wilma Griffin
Inez Clair Keebaugh
Maxine Spurlock
Eilene Damewood
Gladys Osborn
Carleton Fellrod
Betty McNickle
Doris Cowdery
Ardith Cowdery
Sarah Connolly
Jessie Crawford
Rex Argubrite
Dail Worthen
Elsie Bahr
Wilma Bahr
Sarah Findling
Ruth Miller
Evelyn White
Robert Halsey
Eloise King
Floyd Milhone
Edna Harper
Hazel Partlow
Bernice Betzing
Ida Sommers
Clyde Baxter
Alta Harper
Wilma Summerfield
Eilene Bahr
Edward White
Revival Service At Trimble Church Draws Choir
Trimble revival services continue with a small choir and Miss Una leading a young people's group. Evangelist Fred spoke on What Jesus Says and the evening includes special numbers by an eight-member choir. Intermediate and pie’s classes will attend and the choir will provide music. Services begin at ti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una
Young People's Choir
Mr Man
Fred
Jesus
Community Notes From Chauncey And Nearby Areas
Residents of Chauncey and nearby towns gathered for visits and hospital news. Ralph McCathran Col, Arthur Bu Plains, and Waymer families joined Mrs Lillie Boling and Ruth Warner of Lancaster in Chauncey. Floyd’s daughter Floyd gently returned from hospital. Helen Pyson of Columbus visited Cary Brookins, who has shown improvement after a lengthy illness.
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Chauncey
Ralph McCathran
Arthur Bu Plains
Ana Waymer
Mer
Lillie Boling
Ruth Warner
Lancast
Floyd
Stanley
Clared Chauncey
Earl Donglus
Helen
Py Son
Columbus
Dale Channel
Kiam Channell
Cary
Jack Brookins
Orbiston Couple Wed in Chauncey Home Ceremony
The marriage of Harry D. Banfield and Peret Fearns took place in Chauncey at the residence of the officiant Rev. Gilbert Courtney of Christ. The couple had the ceremony attended by the brides attendants. Banfield plans a move to Orbiston.
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Chauncey
Harry D. Banfield
Peret
The
Officis
Gilbert Courtney
of Christ
Banfield
Orbiston
Chauncey Mine Operations Update on Tuesday
An OCR read shows Chauncey Mine No 6 and related entries listed as active on Tuesday. The fragment references multiple mines including Black Diamond and Hocking among thirteen on the active list with various numbers and labels.
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Chauncey
Poston
Chauncey Mine No
Mondsy
Black Diamond
Chau Luhing
Hocking
Kim No. 6
Lick Run
Piqua official charged with improper license
An affidavit filed in Municipal Judge Smiths court charges a Piqua man with driving with an improper license and alleges violations of practicing law after court proceedings.
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Piqua — IP
Wil
Smith
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Athens Messenger
IARC
Davey Club
Ft Relief
Sta
Sorority
Tri Pat Sorority
American Legion
West Washington Street
Corwin Cookson
Parry
Mary Parry
St. Andrewa Church
Father Kelly
Democrat
Hotel Berry
Neuniere
Jim Littler
D. A. Bardin
Nelsonville Social Notes
I. F. Carpenter
Belford Carpenter
Washington
Walter Wilson
Fayette Street
C. KE. Netkirk
Detroit
H. A. Lines
Earl Butterman
C. C. Ervin
John Snowden
Jennie Fugitt
Esther
W. F. Patton
Peter Barrows
James Coleman
Christian Sunday School
East Columbus Street
Pearl Hartley
Kathleen Smith
Oscar Bussey
Herbert Hoover
Frances Perkins
Labor
University of California
Hoover
Madame
Capital Greyhound Service
Red Star
Capitol
Rete Oy
Mrs. Kelly
Meigs County
Joshua Matheny
Lester Cook
Perry
Carbon Hill
Jobs
Ash Cave
Henry Johnson
Everett Stover
Chas. Horn
Anger Sowers
Earl Thomas
R. Marion
Reedsville and
Olive
Chauncey P. T. A
Court News
Beas L. Eberle
8. M. Johnson
L. J. Eberle
Virginia Lou
Ruth Eberle
Common Pleas
Bradford Supply Company
Nelsonville Gas Company
G. D. Gorham
Middle States Coal Company
Gorham
Mary Camp
Bernard Baker
Eleanor Cowdery
Lucy Dye
Elma Faye Kincade
Ruth Camp
Reva Douglas
Carol Guthrie
Beryle Hamilton
Lotus Chapman
Oakley & Oakley
Nelson Ville
Dover News
Proguees
WICK
Icthe
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