Boy Scouts Representative Addresses Nelsonville Rotarians
Nelsonville Rotary heard Char lie E. Wood of Cincinnati speak on Scouting's role in youth development. Scout executive D. L. Pugh accompanied him as local and regional leaders gathered to discuss civic duty, leadership, and anti Communist aims, with notes on Wood's career and views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Nelsonville
Rotarians
Charlie E. Wood
Cincinnati
Boyuts
Rotary Club
D. L. Pugh
Marietta
South East District
Brig
General Motors
Elief
America
Classified Ads and Circulation Notice
A staff correspondent advertises classified ads and circulation services inviting readers to call 412-W for prompt handling of the service. The message emphasizes assistance for locals and societies and mentions reporting locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. H. Bartlett
412-W
Man Pleads Guilty To Operating Auto While Intoxicated
Nelsonville report says Ken neth June of Dayton pleaded guilty in Mayor Hickman’s court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars and costs with a six month driving suspension. June agreed to pay. arrested by Patrolman James Cope.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth June
Dayton
J. W. Hickman
June
James Cope
John Connors Jr. Dies in Columbus Heart Trouble
John Connors Jr., 38, died Tuesday morning at St. Francis Hospital Columbus after being found in a parked auto suffering from organic heart trouble. The body was brought to Nelsonville and later taken to the home of his parents in Logan for funeral services Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be at Greenlawn. The family formerly lived in Nelsonville and New Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Connors, Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
John Connors
Second Street
Logan
Greenlawn
New Pittsburgh
Naman the Leper Topic at LaMance Sermon Night
Nelsonville reports Dr. W N LaMance at the First Methodist Church on Naman the Leper urging true Christian life through following Christ and rejecting self righteousness. High School night events and Thursday sermon Ten Reasons Why Marriage Is A Failure noted along with Madame Chow’s talk to Carbon Hill Civics Class on Chinese students and customs.
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Nelsonville
Naman
W. N. LaMance
First Methodist Church
Christ
Carbon Hill
Madame Chow
Ohio University
Manchuria
Bea Ross
Easter Service Pleases Nelsonville at Mt Zion Church
Mt Zion Christian Church in Hocking County held a well attended Easter Day service. After Sunday School a program featured brief talks readings and songs including a history of Easter and reflections by Juanita Gandee Edith Sanner Florence Woolery and Mary Nelle Sanner with Mrs A L Jones leading the Sunday School in place of the absent superintendent J M Sanner.
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Nelsonville
Mt. Zion Christian Church
Hocking County
Juanita Gandee
Edith Sanner
Mary Magdalena
Christ
Florence Woolery
Mary Nelle Sanner
A. L. Jones
J. M. Sanner
Birthday Party After W. B. A. Meeting Tonight
Following the regular W. B. A. meeting, a birthday party will be held in their hall this evening. All members are urged to attend.
Birthdays Honored At Easter Gathering
Mr and Mrs J M Sanner entertained guests at their home at Easter honoring the birthdays of their daughters Edith and Mary Nelle The attendees included Juanita Gandee Athens Joan Sanner Fred Kissel Columbus Louise McDowell Joe Wolfe Mary McDaniel Rosten Pyle Elmira Cook Hubert Clarence and Lawson Sanner Nelsonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sanner
Edith
Mary Nelle
Juanita Gandee
Athens
Joan Sanner
Fred Kissel
Columbus
Louise McDowell
Joe Wolfe
Mary McDaniel
Rosten Pyle
Elmira Cook
Hubert
Clarence
Lawson Sanner
Nelsonville
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Poling Home
Mrs William Poling hosted a Tuesday bridge night at West Washington Street. Two tables played as trophies were awarded for first and second high scores to Mrs Jack Pritchard and Mrs E E Pritchard.
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William Poling
West Washington Street
Jack Pritchard
E. E. Pritchard
Bridge Club Honors High Score At Mrs Nethery’s Dinner
Mrs William WNethery hosted East Franklin Street bridge club Monday night. Guest player Miss Mary Louise Pritchard won high score while Mrs Raymond Raine had low score. Hostess served a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wnethery
East Franklin Street
Mary Louise Pritchard
Raymond Raine
Revival Progresses at the Locks near Haydenville
Revival services at the Locks one mile east of Haydenville report good interest. Despite bad weather, Sunday’s service drew a solid crowd. Monday’s speaker was Rev. W F Monks of Alabama, invited by evangelist Rev. Calvin Manes. The sermon focused on Sin. Meetings run this week at 7:30 pm nightly, 7:00 pm Sunday.
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Nelsonville
the Locks
Haydenville
W. FE. Monks
Alabama
Athens
Calvin Manes
Pythian Sisters to Meet at K of P Hall Thursday
Nelsonville report notes the Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting at the K of P Hall on Thursday at 7 o'clock. Members unable to attend are asked to send substitutes for the drill team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Easter Week Socials and Visits in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Paul Lowden of Columbus spent Easter Sunday with relatives here. Charles E Poston was a business visitor in Columbus today. Mrs L A North and Mr and Mrs Durward North visited in Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs James Grant of Columbus spent Easter with William and Mrs Hick. Mrs Dave Wallace is spending today and Thursday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Glenn Oliver and two children returned to Columbus after visiting Easter with Mrs Oliver's parents Ben and Mrs Stalter. Miss Katherine Curran of Columbus spent the end of the week here with friends. Miss Ruth Andrews of Columbus was guest of Miss Bessie Stephenson at week's end. Mr and Mrs A P Scott of Columbus were guests Sunday at the Robert Hickman home. Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lowden
Columbus
Charles E. Poston
L. A. North
Durward North
James Grant
William Hick
Dave Wallace
Glenn Oliver
Make This Model at Home for Mornings Pattern 2314
Fashion brief announcing Anne Adams pattern 2314 for fuller figures. Revers cut with bodice. short sleeves sewn in one piece. Use small print cotton or wash silk. Sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 48. fabric 3 1/2 yards of 36 inch. Price 15 cents per pattern. catalog 15 cents or 25 cents together. Order to Athens Messenger Pattern.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
York Grange to Meet April 1 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville March 30 York Grange No 2436 will hold a Friday evening meeting April 1 at 8 o'clock All members urged to attend as important business will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Grange
Mrs Laura Stephenson Improves After Major Operation
Nelsonville report says Mrs Laura Stephenson of Lancaster is improving satisfactorily after a major operation at the hospital in Lancaster. Her daughter Mrs Lawson Blackmer of Chicago is with her. the family formerly lived in this vicinity.
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Nelsonville
Laura Stephenson
East Walnut Street
Lancaster
Lawson Blackmer
Chicago
Stephen Krivdo Dies. Body to Return to Nelsonville
Stephen Krivdo, formerly of Murray City, died Monday in Poughkeepsie New York. The body will be brought to Nelsonville Thursday for burial at Greenlawn Friday morning.
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Nelsonville
Stephen Krivdo
Murray City
Poughkeepsie
New York
Greenlawn
Drop in Farm Prices Still Is Continuing
Columbus reports show farm prices fell two percent in the last month and 25.6 percent since March 1931. The farm products group and textiles led declines while fuels rose less. business activity sank to a new low. Argentina wheat crop falls, France raises duties, and Ecuador aids small farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. E B. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Farm Products Group
Buenos Aires
France
Canada
Central Bank of
Ecuador
Wooley’s Writings on Sitting Bull and Custer
H A Wooley Mohler a Pomeroy resident recalls conversations with Sitting Bull and his squaw. He says Sitting Bull led the Indians that overwhelmed Custer and that Custer’s force was bottled up in a heavy draw with one outlet. M O Johnson preserves a Civil War era pocket watch.
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Israel
Mohler
Pomeroy
Custer
Fillmore
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Sitting Bull
Ohio University Male Quartet Sings at Rotary Club Meeting
The Ohio University Male Quartet with Prof. C C Robinson performed at the Athens Rotary Club gathering in Hotel Berry. Dan W. Davis of Oak Hill sang several solos. James W. Maddox of Columbus will speak at Ladies Night at Hotel Berry on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
C. C. Robinson
Department of
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Dan W. Davis
Oak Hill
James W. Maddox
Columbus
Athens Rotarians
Mr. Maddox
Maremtio
Th Deter
Mine 16 at Syracuse Closed Following Skirmish
Nearly five hundred pickets formed a line at Syracuse Mine No 16 on Tuesday as officials ordered the mine closed. National guard observers helped avert possible injury or death amid rock throwing and tear gas. The shutdown followed tense exchanges involving strikers, miners from outside the county, and local deputies.
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Syracuse
Pomeroy
Stalder-Essex Coal Company
Fred Essex
Ben Stalder
Columbus
National Guard
Sherif Robson
Williarm MacCabe
Curl Ualls
Kerrs Run
McCabe
Robson
R. B. Miller
Pearl Parker
William Whitjock
William Whitlock
Stoneking
Racine
Avena
Hocking
Sheriff's Office
Tracy
Circulation and Classified Ads Contact Mes senger
An ad notes Hartley Stapf and John Sauvage handle circulation and classified advertising for The Messenger. It provides a contact phone 455-0 for service inquiries and ad placement. The message emphasizes assistance with any circulation or classified ad needs.
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The
Messenger Call
John Sauvage
Phone
Mrs. William Horden Expires in Columbus
Mrs. William Horden 83 former Middleport resident died Monday night at her Columbus home. She was widow of pioneer shoe merchant William Horden who built the building now occupied by H S Roush. Survived by two daughters Mrs Alice Selly and Miss Edith, son William J Horden, great grandson Frederick Selly, and a niece Mrs H S Roush. Funeral Thursday at 2 at Presbyterian Church with burial at Hill Cemetery.
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Middleport
William Horden
Guilford Road
Columbus
Horden
Alice Selly
New York Central Railroad
Edith
William J. Horden
Chicago
Frederick Selly
Clarence Selly
H. 8. Roush
High School Band Concert Friday At Pomeroy
Pomeroy reports the high school band will perform a Friday night concert in the school auditorium. The program includes Sinfonia March, Bright Star Overture, One Fleeting Hour cornet duet, The Bugles, Intermezzo, Love Letters In the Sand saxophone duet, Spirit of America, Sunshine of Your Smile vocal solo, Gypsy Rondo piano solo, Out of the Dusk to You cornet solo, and Simplicity March with additional pieces by Harold Bennett Harold Bennett Chauncey Shumaker Dwight Eddy and others.
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Pomeroy
al Hayes
Harold Bennett
Joe
Roger Quisenberry
Young
Chauncey Shumaker
Dwight Eddy
Dorothy Lee
Velma Geary
Marcella Reibel
Leonard Hess
Charity Council 245 Daughters of America Meets in Middleport
The Charity Council No 245 of the Daughters of America held an inspection by Miss Elizabeth Dart with Mrs Clara Backus present. Two candidates Mia Ellen M Wilson and Mrs Allie Lambert were initiated. Attendance reached 117 with out of town visitors from Logan Nelsonville Gallipolis Syracuse Ky ger and Pomeroy. A banquet followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charity Council No. 245
Daughters of America
Elizabeth Dart
Clara Backus
Nelsonville
Mia
Ellen M. Wilson
Allie Lambert
Logan
Gallipolis
Syracuse
Kyger
Pomeroy
Rat Hunters Active in Pomeroy Creek Bottoms
Rat hunters have operated in the creek bottoms near Pomeroy as river levels rose. Hunters use flashlights and .32 caliber rifles to blind and shoot the exposed rats, aiming to drive them from hiding places during the recent two-night effort.
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Pomeroy
Dorcan Society Meets At Baptist Church
Middleport reports the Dorcan Society of the Baptist Church met Monday night with Mrs J M Mygatt presiding Izora Guinther led a fine program followed by a social hour Hostess served light refreshments The next meeting is scheduled for April 25 with Mrs C F Kreager hosting on South Sixth Street
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Middleport
Dorcan Society of the Baptist Church
J. M. Mygatt
North Third Avenue
Walnut Street
Mra. Izora Guinther
C. F. Kreager
South Sixth Street
Marriage licenses issued in Antiquity and Long Bottom
Cupid notes March 30 as Ross Stobart and Emma M. Russell, both of Antiquity, receive licenses. Paul Matheny, 25, a mechanic, weds Levan chia Randolph, 17, of Long Bottom, in a ceremony pending details.
Tuppers Plains Labeled A Near Utopia By Resident
In Pomeroy March 30 a local visitor described Tuppers Plains a town of 184 people with a first grade high school in a new building and several businesses. It hosts three churches two lodges including the Junior Order of American Mechanics with 110 members and Route 7 as a main road. The speaker argues the town is too bungey to worry about depressions.
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Pomeroy
Farma
Tuppers Piatna
Local Relief Committee Receives Food Donations
Middleport relief chair Mrs Dave Entaminger announced two food gifts. J B Lyons donated 100 pounds of navy beans and the Brooks Ebersbach Company contributed 15 bushels of apples.
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Middlevport
Mra
Dave Entaminger
Relief Committee
J. BE. Lyons
Brooks-Ebersbach Company
Miss Genevieve Wetzel Excitedly Leaves Home After Illness
Miss Genevieve Wetzel, ill for four weeks, was able to be out Monday for the first time since she was stricken. Miss Thelma Whitlipy hosted her bridge club at Naylors Run Monday night with Miss Fisher taking high score. Guests included Mrs. Gerald Rice, Mrs. Oren Holter, Mrs. Edward Stark, Mrs. Edwin Stallatia, Mrs. Monrose Haider of Hartford West Virginia, and several others.
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Genevieve Wetzel
Thelma Whitlipy
Bridge Club
Naylors Run
Miss Fisher
Gerald Rice
Mra
Oren Holter
Edward Stark
Edwin Stallatia
Monrose Haider
Hartford
W. Va
Kathryn Elberfeld
Helena Keehne
Edna Fisher
Helen Dorset
Dorothy Coates
Genevieve Weizel
Thelma Phillips
Edward Coates
Charles Edwards
Local residents note visitors and events in Clarksburg area
Miss Hilda Kelly Miss Mary Gord on and Delbert Reed return to Clarksburg after a weekend with Mr and Mrs James Souder. Mrs Harry Johnson recovering. Gardner Ely and family visit from Columbia Ohio. H Stewart visits Columbus on business. C W Clark hosts bridge club. Marvin Kelly announces birth of son Easter Sunday. Billy Joe and Cash Winegar visit from Columbus. Miss Mary Dennis ill with flu. Co L Brooks and R V Ebersbach attend automobile dealers convention in Columbus.
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Hilda Kelly
Mary Gordon
Delbert Reed
James Souder
Clarksburg
W. Va
Kelly
Middleport Scheola
Harry Johnson
Gardner Ely
Mra
Mark Collins
William Huggins
Fred Collins
Columbia
O. H. Stewart
Columbus
C. W. Clark
Contract Bridge Club
Marvin Kelly
Beach Street
Billy
Joe
Cash Winegar
Columbua
Easter Visitors and Moves Reported in Local Notes
Mrs Marion McGuire of Teubenville stays for a month visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Hugs kins. Miss Joan Irwin of Pittsburgh, student at Ohio University, visits with Miss Nancy Reed. J A Kent visits Gow lumbua. Hamer family visits Mra Hamers parents. Mr and Mrs B R Tompkins go to Charleston on business. The Smiths spend Easter in Coolville. Mabel Hyseli and mother move from Humphrey cottage to an apartment in the Langheld property.
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Marion McGuire
Teubenville
William Hugskins
Joan Irwin
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Nancy Reed
South Third Avenue
Reed
J. A. Kent
Gowlumbua
Ss. J. Hamer
Mra
Hamer
B. R. Tompkins
Charleston
Mrs. Ray Smith
Coolville
Mises Mabel Hyseli
Humphrey
Sixth Avenue
R. B. Langheld
South Fourth
Main Streets
Modern Pony Express Aims to Bring Oklahoma Governor to Ohio
Plans for a pony express style campaign caravan to transport Governor William H. Murray of Oklahoma to Ohio for a series of speeches were outlined by Charles H. Hubbell of Cleveland. Hubbell, a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen member, seeks volunteers to drive 50 to 100 mile legs along the route for Murray to speak in key communities next month.
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Columbus
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Ohio
Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Hubbell
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
Murray
Denison Men Favor Dog for May Queen
Denison University students supported Wooga the Beta Theta Pi dog for campus May Queen rejecting seven committee chosen candidates. The controversy centered on social prominence versus beauty and prompted a council vote to accept three acceptable names.
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Granville
U.A
Wooga
Beta Theta Pi
Denison University
Denison
Woogs
New Flight Record to South Africa Is Set
CAPETOWN South Africa March 2 A J A Mouleon English filer broke the England to Capetown flight record arriving at 7 50 p m yesterday He left Lympne Airdrome England at 1 a m March 24 and finished in about four days 17 hours He previously held the Australia to England record and shares the record with Peggy Salomon and Gorton Store for the England to Capetown route
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Capetown
South Africa
A.J. A. Mouleon
England
Lympne Airdrome
Peggy Salomon
Gorton Store
Mollison
Australia
Laborers storm Cleveland Federation of Labor HQ
More than 350 union workers gathered in Cleveland to protest autocratic conditions at the Cleveland Federation of Labor hindering job access. The march occurred on Tuesday in storming actions at the labor headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor
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John Lumpp
Dorothy Whitmore
Youngstown
Hickman’s
Charles J. Shepard
Jane
Winfred Scott
Howard Phillips
Porto Rico
Georgia
David Nichols Co
Kingston, Georgia
Majestic
Davies “““Gable
Rether
Markaill Safe
Hell
Call
Jang
Reve
Entertains Club
Grange
Wooley
H. A. Wooley
M. O. Johnson
Rotariens
Stalder Essex Coal Company
Yeater
Cedric Clark
Home Missionary Society of the Simpson M. E. Church
A. Hartley
STAPF
Presbyterian Church
Hill Cemetery
Boyd Gay
Council
Daugh
Ters of
Amer
Cupid
Tuppers Plains
Pomeroy Personals
J. B. Weed
Aon
Phyilia Duerr
Agnes Reed
Culver
Ind
Ithamer
John Weed
Culver Military Academy
Leo Byrne
Jackson
May
Storm Headquarters
Glen D. Thomas
Jeweler
McLaughlin Bros
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