Missionary Society Meets At Herrold Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. John Herrold at 7 o'clock. Mrs. J. M. Hyde will present the first chapter of the study book, while Mrs. Frank Higgins leads the devotional service and Mrs. Harry Jackson serves as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Herrold
J. M. Hyde
Frank Higgins
Harry Jackson
Bushes Announce Birth of Son in Logan
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush Jr announce the birth of a son yesterday at Cherrington Hospital Logan Ohio. The family resides in Nelsonville and the new arrival adds joy to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thomas Bush, Jr
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Nelsonville School News Education Week Observance Report
Nelsonville School reports Education Week from November 6 to 12, highlighting radio press and American Legion support. The piece notes activities daily from Monday through Sunday, class projects, a Guess Who contest, and a fundraiser plan to bolster the treasury. It mentions local staff and student participation and a library donation by Miss Lulu Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
t-Teacher Association
Rcan Legion
Nelsonville School Library
Lulu Perry
Nelle S. Dowler
Nelsonville Pupils Shine at Southeastern Ohio Chorus Event
Nelsonville sent many glee club and orchestra pupils to the Southeastern Ohio Chorus and Orchestra in Jackson on Friday October 27. About 875 pupils from Southeastern Ohio cities and villages participated. the chorus performed A Hunting We Will Go The Heavens Resound Isabelita Water Boy Rolling Down to Rio and While By My Sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
Jackson
Ohio
Isabelita
Rio
Elizabeth Backus
Reverend Rothrock Speaks on Poisonous Phrases at High School
Reverend Rothrock delivered the opening talk at the high school assembly on October 18 on Poisonous Phrases. The Junior Class organized the program under Miss Thelma Millis and Mr. Earl Washburn with student performers including Clara Margaret Galvin and Charles Evans in a piano duet and a girls quartet led by Mary Margaret Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothrock
Thelma Millis
Earl Washburn
Clara Margaret Galvin
Charles Evans
Mary Margaret Betts
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Wilma Scott
Margaret Howe
Gipt to Library a Set of Washington Irving
A library acquires a set of Washington Irving works with notes on Irish sources and varying editions. The collection includes titles linked to Irish literary connections and philological annotations for readers and scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Nelsonville High School sponsors home-coming day
The Band Boosters Club will host a home-coming on November 3 to aid the band and football team. Guests include former superintendent Mr Zuber and former principal Mr Buell. Merchants are urged to close in the afternoon for the football game at the playground. The band grew from 25 to 45 members with a junior band of 25. Tags will raise funds to buy instruments for 50 pieces. A musical program, concert by the High School Band and American Legion Drum Corps, and glee clubs are planned. A banquet at 6:00 pm will honor band members and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hamm
American Legion
Aileen Patton
Miss Lillian Huddy Hosts Masked Halloween Class Party
In Nelsonville on Chestnut Street Miss Lillian Huddy entertained Methodist Church Class No 10 with a masked Halloween party. Eleven members three guests and teacher Miss Maxine Hall enjoyed games contests and music. Prizes went to Peggy Freer Lillian Robson and Helen Pritchard.
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Nelsonville
Lillian Huddy
Chestnut Street
Methodist Church
Huddy
Maxine Hall
Peggy Freer
Lillian Robson
Helen Pritchard
George Hall
Halloween Party by Circle of Ruth at Presbyterian Church
The Circle of Ruth held its annual Halloween party Monday night in the Presbyterian Church parlors. About 75 members and guests attended in masks with prizes awarded to Mrs. William Morgan, Mrs. Acomb, and Mrs. Gene Shafer for best costumes. Out of town guests included Mrs. Oril Brunning La Moyne Ohio and Mrs. Charles Stratton. The luncheon was served in a psy turvy style followed by bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
B. M. Coakley
Doras Horch
Lee Powell
Gene Pritchard
Roy Schnackenburg
Albert Barber
Mable Hoffner
William Morgan
Acomb
Gene Shafer
Oril Brunning
la Moyne
Ohio
Charles Stratton
Frank Rauch
E. B. Acomb
Athens
Bingo
Curtis Groll Dies at 45 in The Plains Home
Curtis Groll aged 45 died last night at his home in The Plains. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the residence with burial at New Marsh field. He is survived by his wife a son a daughter three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Curtis Groll
the Plains
New Marshfield
Laura James Sun day School Party and quilting gathering
Laura James hosted a Sunday school gathering Saturday from 2 to 4 with Halloween favors and ice cream cake and candy. An old fashioned quilting and pot luck dinner was held Thursday at Laura James. Miss Minnie Kennard Athens visited Sunday. Mrs Viola Tuttle Amesville spent a few days here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura James
Little Folks
Minnie Kennard
Athens
Viola Tuttle
Amesville
Charles Holdcroft
Harvey Kettle
Garnett North
McDougal
Frank Parson
John Smith Harovrd Driggs
Joe Young, Jr
Cc. C. C
Joe Young
Lawrence White
Alvin White
Mineral
Glouster Tomcats Set to Clash With Nelsonville Greyhounds
Nelsonville hosts Glouster in the Home Coming clash on Friday as the Tomcats defend their strong early season record. Glouster, coached by Ker mit Blosser with Bernie Sadosky guiding the backfield, features veteran players and improved team chemistry after two seasons. A large Nelsonville crowd and visiting Glouster supporters are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomcats
Southeastern Ohio
Kermit Blosser
Bernie Sadosky
Ohio University
Glouster
Nelsonville Eleven
Nelsonville High School
East Side Pupils Keep Perfect Attendance Across Grades
One hundred forty six East Side School pupils posted perfect attendance in six weeks, with first grade pupils under Miss Mabel Carr and Miss Verna Danford, second grade under Miss Louisa Steele, and grades three to six listed by homerooms. Names include George Beasley Paul Farley Sally Armstrong Kathryn Hess Betty Lou Junod Biddle Brown Cary Baird Virginia Carsey David Cable Hester Hartman Jack Beasley Ward Starlin and others.
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East Side School
Henri L. Hess
Mabel Carr
George Beasley
Paul Farley
Bobby Lick
Sally Armstrong
Patricia Bolen
Mary Frances Bean
Phyllis Brown
Barbara Lee Elkins
Elaine Young
Kathryn Hess
Betty Lou Junod
Mabie Lee
Beatrice Luckoff
Phyllis Matthews
Alice Vercoe
Katherine Schioss
Jenn Clair Sprague
Patricia Williams
Charlies Calentine
Jaci Davidson
James Duncan
James Warley
Charles Gilkey
Tad Grover
Jack Lindley
James Porter
Jack Summers
Richard Swartz
Billy Trautwein
Jack Trupp
Robert Vercoe
Harvey Larason
Pauline Jones
Biddle Brown
Sara Baird
Mary Virginia Bingman
Betty Ruth Birge
Emma Lois Bolin
Martha Carsey
Richard Chapman
Margaret Croy
Bobby Cuysler
Pauline Dyar
Betty French
Mary Margaret Graham
Jack Grover
Charles Kleinschmidt
Rachel Love
Eugenia Kresge
Doris Matthew
Lewis Maynard
Richard McConkey
George Peckham
Helen Radford
Elma Sams
Thelma Sams
Dick Schloss
Patsy Sherrard
Avanelle Smith
Helen Story
John Tail
James Robert Williams
Ellen Winters
Merna Mills
Henrt L. Hess
Jack Beasley
Mary Burns
Elwood Cone
Dorothy Cray
Paul Hall
Howard Hanes
Hester Hartman
Richard Lillie
Anna Mae Mitchell
Richard Pierce
Martha Pugh
Harriett Lee Simmons
Foster Starlin
Ward Starlin
Kathleen Vernon
Bob Wilson
Personal mentions from Ohio travels and visits
Mrs. William Morgan returned after days in Columbus and Marion. Mrs. Oral Griffin Brunning and son Charles Griffin of Le Moyne Ohio were weekend guests of Nelsonville friends. Mrs. Jessie Smith and Miss Freda Smith spent the end of the week in Granville visiting Mr and Mrs Ralph Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Columbus
Marion
Oral Griffin Brunning and Son
Charlies Griffin
le Moyne
Ohio
Nelsonville
Jessie Smith
Freda Smith
Granville
Mra
Ralph Orr
Town Folk Share Weekend Away From Home
Mrs Leta V McLaughlin and daughter Pauleta returned from a ten day Chicago visit with relatives including Mr and Mrs John Morgan and Mrs D E Carney. Gerald Lockhart of Parkersburg was a guest of the Pierces. Mrs Fosterau and Mrs Lauren Barnett were in Tupper s Plains on Monday. Halloween party was hosted by Mrs A A Campbell. Mr and Mrs Charles Inman and Mr and Mrs Ed Cullums visited Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta V. McLaughlin
Pauleta
Chicago
John Morgan
D. E. Carney
Gerald Lockhart
Parkersburg
W. Va
Herman Pierce
Fostereau
Lauren Barnett
Plains
Weekend visits and local happenings around Parkersburg
Families and friends travel to and from Parkersburg for weekend visits. Ed ward Cullums and kin visit Gauley Bridges areas. Local road work includes a cement wall being installed in front of Coleman's Cash Store. Paul R. McLaughbtin Jr and Thomas Biddison return from Ohio State University weekend at home. Foster Bean works as an assistant mail carrier. Archie McCarty quarantined at home due to his daughter's diphtheria. Dr Claude Love returns after days with his parents in Athens.
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Edward Cullums
Gauley Bridges
Hawk's Nest
Lover's Leap
State Highway
Coleman's
V. A. Parker
Frank Swearin
Frank, Jr
Philadelphia
Laura Barnett
Freda Bean
Paul R. McLaughbtin, Jr
Ohio State University
Columbus
Thomas Biddison
Stewart
Foster Bean
Archie McCarty
Claude Love
Friend Lova
Athens
Constipation Cure Promoted by Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
An advertisement urges readers that constipation can be overcome with a gentle liquid laxative rather than salts or habit forming cathartics. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe, non habit forming, and orderly, emphasizing clear labels and suitability for mothers and children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted as Leading Liquid Laxative
The text touts liquid laxatives and urges selecting a suitable dose then gradually reducing it until bowel movements occur naturally. It claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has the highest standing among liquids and is widely used.
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Dr. Caldwell
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