Halloween Festival Parade Staged by Nelsonville Legion
Nelsonville Halloween festival and parade drew hundreds of revelers as the Legion Post and American Legion auxiliary organized the event. Prizes were awarded for best costumes in the procession led by the high school band and Dugan Post bugle corps, with donors including local pharmacies and stores.
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Alloween
Nelsonville Legion
Yn Post
Getle Fairies
Grum and Bugle Corps
Dugan Post
Shafer
Majestic Theater
Pyle
Lester Harthelr
Winané
Grose
Hollywood Rain
Kathleen Rose
Prestons
Thelma Toilet
Gem Phar- Low Hall
Ruth Wendle
Wilson Brothers
Janet Bay
Jean Tye
Robert Windle
Adamsons
W. W. Warren
Boston
Bugle Corps
Harold Roger Draper
Reasiey Garage
Harold McCray
Hoodletts
Bobby Barrows
Southern Ohio Electric
Junior Bishop
the Hub
Lester Pyle
Guy Barber
Legion Post
Bridge tournament leaders crowned in Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly held high score for the North and South Division while Mrs. John Edington and Mrs. William Mills led East and West at the Boy Scouts sponsored event. Mrs. O P Bingman won the door prize. The tournament will continue for three more weeks.
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Nelsonville
Harry Kelly
John Edington
William Mills
Boy Scouts
O. P. Bingman
Local visitors felicitate Bennett family on Robbins Road
Misses Faye Bennett Irving Reynolds and son Bobbie and Harry Witterman Columbus were over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett on Robbins Road. Mr. and Mrs. Carl North and Paul Linton were in Columbus Monday.
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Faye Bennett
Irving Reynolds
Bobbie
Harry Witterman
Columbus
John Bennett
Robbins Road
Carl North
Paul Linton
Mrs Welch to Host Hyperion Club Gathering
Mrs C E Welch will host the Hyperion Club on Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock for members and friends. The event centers on social time and club activities in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Welch
Hyperion Club
Post Office Reworks Nelsonville Lock Boxes
After installing three new sections with changed combinations patrons faced fumbling and confusion. Workers issued new combinations and most customers reported satisfaction. Nelsonville Lodge of Elks, owner of the building, seeks to add equipment while refurbishing woodwork inside the post office.
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Nelsonville
Federal Department
Nelsonville Lodge of Elks
Nelsonville Waterworks Refunding Bonds Sold
An issue of waterworks refunding bonds was sold yesterday by Mayor S. G. Holland and City Auditor E. F. DeVore to two bidders. One $1,000 bond was awarded to David Stewart at par with accrued interest and a premium. Six $500 bonds were awarded to Citizens Central Bank at par with accrued interest and a premium of 45 dollars. Funds will retire a previous bond issue.
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Nelsonville
S. G. Holland
E. F. DeVore
David Stewart
Citizens Central Bank
Democrats Rally and Dance Events in Nelsonville Area
Democrats arrive at Kimberly schoolhouse Friday at 6 and parade to Nelsonville for a rally at 8. County candidates will be introduced, with several speakers and literature from the Dogahey-Davey New Deal Club. Also a Jr. O. U. A. M. spot dance features Pappy and Ross. Girl Scouts meet tonight. a garage fire causes about 200 dollars damage. bridge club hosts with lunch and high scores.
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Kimberly
Nelsonville
Dogahey-Davey New Deal Club
Pappy
Ross W
Junior Order
M. E
Dana Windon
L. D. Martin
Fort Street
Kidnap Case Trial Starts
Norman testified Evener invited him to Glouster. intending a short ride he could not exit as Evener gasped the car. He heard Evener claim to be the law and later saw a girl placed in the car. Leonard and Marjory could not ID Evener as the driver. Leonard’s eye injury followed the incident. jurors were seated.
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Norman
Evener
Buchtel
Glouster
Leonard
Marjory
Columbus
John South
Charles Nagle
Raymond Walden
Maggie Lowther
W. A. Copeland
Harley Boring
Ralph Ladd
James Knowlton
Lutie Wright
Emma Reading
J. 8. Sherrard
J. C. Lash
Funeral services for Mrs William Standall held
Funeral services were held at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at the residence on Chestnut Street conducted by Reverend Rothrock of the Methodist Church. Hymns Beautiful Garden of Prayer and Crossing the Bar were read with interment in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
William Standall
Chestnut Street
Rothrock
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Meet Friday Night Nelsonville Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Friday night with Miss Bertha Nixon in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Cosmopolitan Club
Bertha Nixon
Honor Eighth Birthday Masked Surprise For Jafola Galbraith
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Galbraith hosted a masked surprise party on Drake Street for daughter Jafola’s eighth birthday. Guests included Isabel Graham, Isabel Courtney, Marguerite Courtney, Gilbert Courtney Jr., Donna Mae Skinner, Florence Ann Osborne, Eldon and Debbie Galbraith, Anse and Garnet Dowler, and others.
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Jafola Galbraith
Chauncey
Ernest Galbraith
Drake Street
Jafola
Guests at Cordray Home Host Many Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Cordray of near Athens welcomed guests for last weekend including Mrs. William Hayes and daughter Gladys of Emlenton Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cordray with Nellie Jo, Mrs. Homer Robey of Mannington, Mr. Lewis Cordray and children Alta and Ora, and many others from Spencer Wva Waverly Ohio Summit Hill Cornerman Athena.
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Cordray Home
Lester L. Cordray
Near
Athens
William Hayes
Gladys
Emlenton
Walter F. Cordray
Nellie Jo
Homer Robey
Mannington
W. Va
Lewis Cordray
Ora Cordray
Alta Cordray
Spencer
Jesse Beatty
Waverly
Ray Beatty
Richard
Summit Hill
Elmer Wood
Ruth
John Markham
Glenn
Joseph
Reed Jeffers
Gene Eed Tee
Cornenter
Ellery Michael
Athena
Appetite Restored with S.S.S. Tonic Claims
The ad promotes S.S.S. as a scientifically tested tonic claimed to stimulate gastric secretions and supply minerals to rebuild blood hemoglobin. It asserts improved appetite, digestion, sleep, and strength, urging readers to demand S.S.S. over substitutes from unethical dealers.
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U.S.S
S.S.S
Chauncey P T A hears Marting and Eberle visit
Chaun ce y P T A met in the high school auditorium with about fifty parents present. candidates Marting and L J Eberle spoke as music by the Church of Christ orchestra accompanied the business session and three new members joined. Reports from Chauncey delegates Mia Brown and Mrs Gardner were postponed to next month.
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Ladies’ Aid
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of the Greens Run
Church of Christ
Lena Leake
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Fiske
Marting
L. J. Eberle
Church of Christ Orchestra
Mia, Brown
Gardner
Parents and Teachers
Columbus
P. T. A. Meeting Tonight in Millfield
The Parent-Teacher Association meets at West Side School in Millfield at 7 PM to discuss the school levy. Frank Daugherty leads the session, with pupil songs and readings by Mrs. J. W. Hudson of Athens. Parents and the public are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Parent-Teacher Association
West Side
Millfield
Frank Daugherty
J. W. Hudson
Athens
Halloween Masquerade Hosted by Chauncey Club Society
Mrs Elizabeth Harvey of Chauncey hosted the Past Chiefs Club Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters at her Ellis Avenue residence for an annual Halloween masquerade party. Prizes went to Mrs Clara Wallace for best costume and Mrs Marjory Powell for concealing her identity. Decorations and refreshments matched the season with Thelma Linscott organizing games. Guests included Mrs George Keck Mrs Mattie Gosdon Mrs Albert Jackson Mrs Henry Evans Mrs Kenneth Powell and Mrs Bess Walters. Club members present were Lillian Sweeney Thelma Linscott Clara Wallace Ruth Smith Elizabeth Collins Elizabeth Canter and Elizabeth Harvey.
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Harvey
Chauncey
Elizabeth Harvey
Ellis Avenue
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Clara Wallace
Marjory Powell
Thelma Linscott
George M. Keck
Mattie Goodson
Albert Jackson
Henry Evans
Kenneth Powell
Bess Walters
Lillian Sweeney
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Collins
Elizabeth Canter
Weekend Guests of Mr and Mrs Leighty and Friends
Mrs Alice Leighty and Miss Gladys Wilson from New Lexington and Mr Guy Hawk of Glouster were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Leighty. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs R M Carmean with Betty Jean and Russell Jr, Mr and Mrs Ross O Morrow and Edith, Columbus, Mrs S Allen and sons Johnny and Bobbie of Pleasanton Road, and Mrs Ora Hanning with Mrs C J Bower of Athens.
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Alice Leighty
Gladys Wilson
New Lexington
Guy Hawk
Glouster
Charles Leighty
R. M. Carmean
Betty Jean
Russell, Jr
Ross O'Morrow
Edith
Columbus
S! Allen
Johnny and
Bobbie
Pleasanton Road
Ora Hanning
C. J. Bower
Athens
Sigma Rho elects officers at first meeting
Election of officers was held at the first Sigma Rho meeting in Ewing Hall. Miss Anna Lee Wilder was elected president, Miss Phyllis Teller vice president, and Mrs. Phylis Pettit Ross secretary-treasurer. Initiation of pledges is set for next Tuesday at Mrs Ross's Congress Apartments home at 8:15.
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Sigma Rho
Ewing Hall
Anna Lee Wilder
Phyllis Teller
Phylis Pettit Ross
Ross
Congress
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James Berry
Division of Mines
S. D. Webb
Athens County
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Ohio
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Dayton
East Millfield
Greens Run
Jacksonville
Past Chiefs’ Club
Majestic
Rogers
U.S
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