Nelsonville High School Cast Prepares Friday Play
Nelsonville High School students rehearse the class play “peeing up the ’ to be presented Friday night. The production stars Char ob Wend Arlene Betts Taas Martina Geen y Smith and others under Ward’s direction with music by Martina Geen y Smith. Mrs Lucile Long Ruth Hyde and Earl Washburn lead the staff with stage settings set for 3 30 pm showings and reservations handled by 7 Powell.
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Nville
Nelsonville
Burie
Europe
Cope
H Owever
Char_ob Wend
Arlene Betts
Taas
Martina Geenter
Jopitner
Ralph Parks, Jr
Wene
Helen Washburn
Pierce
Mary Jo Haffner
Fon
Martina Geeny Smith
Howe
Nelsonville High Rn
Ward Wil
Lucile Long
Ruth Hyde
Earl Washburn
Judge Fines Eight On Assault Charge
McARTHUR May 23 Pleading guilty to charges of assault and battery eight Athens County citizens were fined 15 dollars and costs each and sentenced to 60 days in the work house yesterday by Judge Jones in common pleas court here. Work house sentences were suspended provided fines and costs are paid. The eight defendants are Floyd Carnes Abner Katzenbach Denzil Phillips Ab Phillips Frank Cunningham Clarence Oliver Wilbur Powell Everett Hashman. The cases were an outgrowth of assaults allegedly made on workers at the Thompson Mine near Radcliffe Vin ton County March 38 1932.
City Man Will Be Buried Thursday Afternoon
George TR years died early this week at his Murray City home. Services set for 2 p m at the residence with burial in Bethel Ridge Cemetery. He leaves two daughters and eight sons. one son and one daughter preceded him in death. The family asks that flowers be omitted. Guests may attend dinner Sunday at the Lafayette Hotel hosted by Mrs C D Shafer and others from Huntington and Nelsonville.
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George TR
Murray City
Bethel Ridge
C. D. Shafer
Sunthe Lafayette Hotel
Galli
L. B. Moore
Dickey
Huntington
W. Mra
Frank Moore
Mary Nelsonville
Community Club in Garden Discussion in Nelsonville
Nelsonville May 23 The Woman's Community club met at Mrs L J Eberle and Mrs L D Johnsons home to discuss repairing damage from heavy rains. Mold pests from floods were noted and control ideas shared. A wash the house not paint movement grows locally and a garden picnic is planned for June 15 at the Parks lawn with menu by Mrs Wohlinger and Mrs Wood.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
L. J. Eberle
L. D. Johnson
W. H. Parks
E. Washington St
M. Wohlinger
John Wood
West Pleads Guilty in Malicious Destruction Case
Tom West pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property in Nelsonville court. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail with the sentence suspended on good behavior. The charge stemmed from removing steel bars from a rear window of the Pastor Store on Poplar Street late Sunday night.
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Nelsonville
Tom West
J. W. Hickman
West
Poplar Street
Elaine Nichols Birthday Party Honors a Sixteenth
Mr and Mrs Hess Nichols entertained a group of friends for Elaine Nichols sixteenth birthday Saturday night Games were played and refreshments served to Betty Tignor Isabell Easterling Helen Call Eileen Hughes Louise Nichols Eleanor Heselden Mary Catherine Miller Evelyn Hughes Bill Weller Francis Cox Pat White Tom Galvin Abe Simon Don Martin Gene Connor Paul Galvin Frank Rosser Alfred Johnson.
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Hess Nichols
Elaine
Betty Tignor
Isabell Easterling
Helen Call
Eileen Hughes
Louise Nichols
Eleanor Heselden
Mary Catherine Miller
Evelyn Hughes
Bill Wellaheimer
Francis Cox
Pat White
Tom Galvin
Abe Simon
Don Martin
Gene Connor
Paul Galvin
Frank Rosser
Alfred Johnson
Mrs Ida Auflick Hosts Past Noble Grands Evening
Mrs Ida Auflick will entertain the Past Noble Grands Wednesday evening at her Harper Street home.
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Ida Auflick
Harper Street
Window display promotes Poppy Day by American Legion Auxiliary
Public attention centers on a Southern Ohio Electric Company show window depicting In Flanders Fields to support Poppy Day observances by the American Legion Auxiliary this Friday and Saturday.
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Southern Ohio Electric Company
Flanders Fields
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Warrington Hosts Year End E E Club Meeting
Mrs W J Warrington entertained the final E E Club meeting of the year on Friday evening. The evening was spent sewing and during the social hour a refreshment course was served by the hostess.
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W. J. Warrington
E. E. Club
Band Boosters to Meet Nelsonville
May 2 band group invites all members to meet at 8 p m Thursday night in the High School Building and to bring needle and thread for a sewing session.
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Nelsonville
Concrete curbing project underway on Clinton Street
Property owners on Clinton Street contracted John Fellem to build concrete curbing along the full length of the street. The installation work is currently in progress.
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Nelsonville
Clinton Street
John Fellem
Tail-Enders Triumph In Nelsonville Softball Doubleheader
In Nelsonville on May 23 the Shoe Factory defeated the Thomas Jewelers 8 to 1 as Lent lessened to a near no-hitter with Hud son taking the Jewelers lone hit in the seventh. Johnson's All-Stars shut out the Phi Club 8 to 0 behind Al Dilcher pitching as Clyde Ray sparked with two triples. Roy Davis now holds undisputed first place after the results, with Javia’s team set to meet the Jewelers Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Recreation League
Shoe Factory
Thomas Jewelers
Johnson
Phi Club
Lent
Jewelers
Hudson
Clyde Ray
Shoe Factory Nine
al Dilcher
Phi
Collamore
Roy Davis
Naw
Javia
The
Twilight Ball Loop Opens Wednesday In Nelsonville
Nelsonville kicks off the Twilight League with The Shoe Factory and Dr. Walker's Old Timers meeting at 5 30 p m Wednesday night. The Shoe Factory is favored, while Walker's lost many stars to Murray City. Friday pits Phi Club against Murray City as the new City League debuts. The Baseball commissioners say City Playgrounds are in excellent shape for openers if weather cooperates.
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Nelsonville
Shoe Factory
Woodyard Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary
Jesse Woodyard former Guyan Township constable was sentenced by Judge W R White to one to fifteen years for a statutory offense. He was convicted by a petit jury. A motion for new trial by Henry Cherrington and Harry Miller was overruled. Woodyard is taken to Columbus today.
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Guyan Township
Gallipolis
Jesse Woodyard
Ohio Penitentiary
W. R. White
Henry Cherrington
Harry Miller
Woodyard
Columbus
Finch and Houck Attend State Jr. O U A M Meeting
Mr and Mrs Dave Finch and Mr and Mrs HH E Houck attended the state board meeting of the Jr O U A M in Columbus Ohio on Sunday Preparations were made for the national council meeting of the order
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Gallipolis
Dave Finch
HH. E. Houck
State Board of the Jr. O. U. A. M
Columbus
National Council of the Order
Elks Circus Delights Hundreds in One Ring Charity Show
The All-American Circus under Elks auspices drew 700 plus attendees for a 90 minute charity performance. Highlights included the Riding Rooneys on two white horses with daring stunts, Captain Curtis and trained animals, the Lavenia Sisters in trapeze, and Lapetite Corrine. The crowd praised the lively acts and humor.
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the Elks
Rooneys
Ringlings
Captain Curtis
Lavenia
Chesterhill Woman Rebecca Zumbro Dies in Marietta
Rebecca Zumbro aged 66 native of Chesterhill and long time Second Street resident died Saturday night at the Washington County Infirmary after an extended illness. Survived by sister Kate Zumbro and brother John Zumbro both of Marietta. She belonged to the United Brethren Church. Funeral services were held this morning at Liberty Church near Chesterhill.
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Marietta
Rebecca Zumbro
Chesterhill
Second Street
Washington County Infirmary
Miss Zumbro
Kate Zumbro
John Zumbro
United
Local visitors share Sunday at Oak Hill and nearby
Mr and Mrs Sam Pastor spent Sunday at Oak Hill. Mr and Mrs Leighton Aumiller and son Dick visited with home folks. Will Burnell joined them for a short stay. Rev A M Lamb from Pittsburgh, en route to the General Assembly in Columbus, arrived to visit his sister Mrs J M Hyde for a few days.
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Sam Pastor
Oak Hill
Leighton Aumiller
Will Burnell
A. M. Lamb
Pittsburgh
General Assembly
Columbus
J. M. Hyde
Local residents visit families across region
Albany R D No 1 Mrs. John Heliot of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Saylor. Mr and Mrs Sam Scott are hosted Sunday by the Scotts' parents Mr and Mrs Silas Nichols in The Plains. A T Townsend of Cleveland spends weekend with Arch Arbaugh family. Dora Canade of Union Ridge visits her Davis grandparents. Byron Phillips hosts Frances Cox Alfred Johnson Mary Miller Vivian Beagle and Rosser Bateman from Nelsonville. Allen Richey of Athens visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Harvey Saylor.
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John Heliot
Columbus
Harvey Saylor
Sam Scott
Silas Nichols
the Plains
A. T. Townsend
Cleveland
Arch Arbaugh
Dora Canade
Union Ridge
David Davis
Byron Phillips
Frances Cox
Alfred Johnson
Mary Miller
Vivian Beagle
Rosser Bateman
Nelsonville
Allen Richey
Athens
Local Social Notes From Hebbardsville and Surrounding Areas
Hebbardsville and Par kersburg residents shared Sunday visits with neighbors including Mrs Jane Pratt. Charleston guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Kirby and daughter with Mr and Mrs Earl Simmons. Howard Dowler and children visited McDougall. Martha Blackwood hosted Arthur Reeder and Hazel Reeder from Columbus. Darrell Collins of McArthur called on his brother Olan Collins Monday afternoon.
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Gus Pratt
Parkersburg
Jane Pratt
Lee Kirby and Daughter
Charleston
Earl Simmons
Howard Dowler
Ozro O'Neal
McDougall
Martha Blackwood
Arthur Reeder
Hazel Reeder
Columbus
Darrell Collins
McArthur
Olan Collins
Local families relocate and visit in Decatur area
Little Hocking residents H D Ross and wife move to a Decatur farm and repair their house. G B Ross and C H Martin host and visit relatives in Parkersburg and Frost. A son named Howard Gale is born to Ned Simpson, with Mother’s Day services at Decatur drawing attendance.
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H. D. Ross
Fairmont
W. Va
Decatur
F. W. Glazier
Earnest Runnels
George Runnels
Little Hocking
C. H. Martin
Stanley Martin
Emall
Eleanor Louise
Frost
Guy Martin
Parkersburg
G. B. Ross
Floyd Cole
Berley
Helen Glazier
Martin
Mrs Mae Cornell Dies in Trimble at 49
Mae Cornell aged 49 died at home in Trimble Monday afternoon at 1 30 from heart trouble after a year of declining health. She leaves son William and stepson Elza Cornell of Columbus. Daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W H Johnston early Trimble residents. Funeral at M E Church Wednesday at two led by Rev F J Batterson Glouster and burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Trimble
Mae Cornell
William
Elza Cornell
Columbus
F. J. Batterson
Glouster
Maplewood
K. of P. Hall
Mae Nelson
Crooksville
Daniel Hooper
Dei Filiae
Methodist Church
R. E. Davin
Harold Rothery
Weekend Guests From Local Families
A series of weekend and Sunday visits were noted among local residents. Roy Miller and Grace Six hosted. Albert Campbell visited George Slay. Cody Lewis called on Stire McClellan in Greens Run. Pearl Juniper and Newark visitors saw Silas Juniper. Lee Lane with two children visited Joe Moody. Alfred Andrews hosted M. Hamilton and son Donald from Akron. William White of Corning and Goldie Hayden visited Mary Hayden. Russell Faust has been i of ton silitis.
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Roy Miller
Grace
Albert Campbell
George Slay
Cody Lewis
Stire McClellan
Greens Run
Pearl Juniper
Newark
Silas Juniper
Lee Lane
East Millfield
Joe Moody
Alfred Andrews
M. Hamilton
Donald
Akron
William White
Corning
Goldie Hayden
Mary Hayden
Russell Faust
Epworth League ice cream social and dances announced
Epworth League members plan an afternoon and evening ice cream social with home made goods and church lawn sales. Proceeds support Epworth Heralds for services. A free dance sponsored by U M W of A Auxiliary and a new orchestra debut are also noted.
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Epworth League
Epworth Heralds
Vacation Bible School opens with 155 attendance
GLOUSTER May 23 The Daily Vacation Bible School sponsored by the M. E. Church and the Church of Christ opened at the latter church Monday morning with an attendance of 155. Four divisions Kindergarten primary junior and intermediate. Hours 8 00 to 11 90 a m with a 20 minute recreation 10 30 to 10 50 Handwork and manual training 10 50 to 11 25 Pupils line up at 11 25 to march out of the building.
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Glouster
M. E. Church
Church of Christ
Sound Equipment Improves Palace Theater Experience
New sound gear installed at the Palace Theater has pleased patrons, says manager John Crawford. The equipment, in use since Saturday, shows vast improvement during a 30 day trial and may be removed if not satisfactory.
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Glouster
Palace Theater
John Crawford
Thea Chapter C E 8 holds regular meeting tonight
Thea Chapter C E 8 meets at 7 30 this evening with a call for good attendance. The group also sponsors a flower sale at the T R Reese store through Decoration Day.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
T. R. Reese
Ladies Aid Meeting Honors Mother's Day at TRIMBLE
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church met at Mrs. Barstow’s home with 20 members present. The program featured tributes to mothers, readings by Mrs. Brown, and songs. Refreshments followed. next session will be at the church with Mrs. Ella Morrison and Mrs. Sylvia Phillips arranging the program.
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Trimble
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Barstow
Brown
Ella Morrison
Sylvia Phillips
Homer Club Elects Virginia Gardner President of Mountville Group
The Homer Town ship Home Agriculture Club in Morgan County elected Virginia Gardner as president with Winifred Van Horn as vice president Ruth Triplett as secretary treasurer Marie Chappelear and Donna Shepard as recreation leaders Maxine Chappelear as news reporter and thirteen members enrolled. The next meeting is May 31 at 1 30 p m at the high school.
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Mountville
Home Agriculture Club
Homer Township
Morgan County
Virginia Gardner
Winifred van Horn
Ruth Triplett
Marie Chappelear
Donna Shepard
Maxine Chappelear
Stiff family attends funeral of John Reese in Shawnee
Mr and Mrs John B Stiff Seibert and Theodore Stiff traveled to Shawnee this morning for the funeral of Mr Reese John Reese died Sunday morning He was about 52 years old Ancestry shows the Stiffs attending the service for their nephew in the city.
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Glouster
John B. Stiff
Seibert
Theodore Stiff
Shawnee
Stiff
John Reese
Mr. Reese
Ferndale Church Plans Thursday Meeting for Song Practice
In Ferndale on May 23 a church meeting is scheduled Thursday night to organize song practice and elect three trustees. Piano will be provided to aid the work.
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Ferndale
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