Special School of Religion Opens Monday in Nelsonville
Plans for a six week School of Religion to begin Monday evening at 7 in the Church of Christ Nelsonville. Rev William M George dean says the program includes devotional readings from the Bible and lessons on missionary Christianity New Testament survey church membership youth teaching and planning young peoples society with instructors from local churches and leaders urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
School of Religion
William M. George
Church of Christ
C. A. Freer
Bessie Ball
J. Cahill
First Christian Church
Athens
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
J. J. Lane
Frank Knox
Another Service Day Observed by Scouts
Nelsonville reports continued Girl Scout Week service as scouts dedicate day to community aid. Scouts emphasize duty to help as best they can and will persist in serving.
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Nelsonville
Special Service for Teachers Arranged Nelsonville
The Church of Christ in Nelsonville invites Nelsonville school teachers and board members to a Sunday seven o'clock service honoring community workers. Music and a sermon on Builders of Life will be provided. Teachers and officers have reserved seating. Parents are invited. Bible School meets at 9 30 with a 10 30 worship including Four Kingly Refusals.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Builders of Life
Bible School
Woman's Division of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Witten Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville Court
Earl James Witten, charged with unsafe operation of an automobile, pleaded guilty on arraignment in Mayor C. G. Dew's court. He was fined $10 and costs after affidavits by the state highway patrol.
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Nelsonville
Earl
Russian Born Official Fears Third Roosevelt Term
The congressman, asserting unprecedented presidential terms and a dominating convention, attacks Roosevelt while praising Wendell Willkie. He denounces withholding $1,338,000 due Ohio pensioners and cites McKinley's policies to spur industry. Local GOP leaders and candidates are named in a campaign rally report.
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Jenkins
National House
Senate
Ohio
Federal Board
National Administration
Martin J. Davey
Wendell Willkie
William McKinley
J. W. Wilson
H. T. Phillips
John W. Bricker
Phillips
E. LeFever
Ray Bobo
John T. Hope
Gordon Gray
Alberta Grones
George Bateman
Claudis Chappel
Frank Betts
John Dowler
J. H. Elias
Francis D. White
Anna Evans
Nora Atkinson
Georgia Kilpatrick
A Se Rogers
Clarence Wolf
Doc”kins
Ted McDaniels
W. D. Wolfe
Co. S. Mechem
McKinley Republican Club
Congressman Jenkins
Nelsonville School Notes Seeks Work for Local Students
Nelsonville Ohio Fuel Gas Co office added to vocational cooperative education program at the high school. Second group of students report 12:30 Monday November 4 for two weeks of work with Velma Gill Ruth Shafer Martha Cooley Catherine Barron Mary Kuhn Betty Glenn Eileen Hanning Mildred Mallon Wanda DeVol.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Velma Gill
Columbus and
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Ruth Shafer
Brooks Shoe Co
Martha Cooley
Catherine Barron
City Hall
Mary Kuhn
Nelsonville Lumber Co
Betty Glenn
Nelsonville Public Library
Eileen Hanning
Ohio Fuel Gas. Co
Mildred Mallon
Wanda DeVol
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Mildred
Grace Roberts
Mildred Roberts
Madrid Theater Installs Umbrella Lend At Rain Shows
A Madrid theater offers patrons umbrella lending when rain interrupts performances. The service aims to keep audiences dry and prevent weather delays during ongoing shows.
Family Night Program Planned at Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville church hosts Family Night from 6 o clock with a covered dish dinner and program. Sunday School members and the congregation are invited to bring food and attend the event followed by a committee announced program.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Sunday School
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights Local Charity and Social Events
Mrs. W T Cook and husband arrived in Chairyung China after furlough, with Nelsonville churches organizing gifts. A WPA masquerade at the Recreation Center drew many students, while Circle of Ruth and Women’s Division plan church events. Residents hosted dinners, Halloween partygoers attended Mae Cheseman’s event, and a stork shower honored Virginia Mahaffey’s family with gifts and refreshments.
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Nelsonville
W. T Cook
Athens Presbyterian
Chairyung
Chosen
China
Presbyterian
Fidelis Class
The
Missionary Society
Circle of Ruth
Men's Brotherhood
Virgie Hankison
Virginia Mahaffey
Ella Mason
Jennie Tchudy
Margaret Delong
Emma Hankison
Logan
Clee Ellis
Gertrude Bolinger
Clara Bacus
Madeline Cappel
Dorothy Tucker
Bertha Tucker
Jennie Lehman
Marian
Cora Smith
Edna Fox
Jean
Larry
Diamond
Mahaffey
Adequate Power Sermon at Nelsonville First Methodist
Nelsonville First Methodist Church announces morning service on the theme Adequate Power with Rev W M George. Evening service at seven features study and singing of great church hymns aided by stereoptical slides.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
W. M. George
Halloween Parade At Legion Builds Community Joy
Hundreds of children joined a Thursday night Halloween party sponsored by the American Legion. A parade from the Legion building to the Public Square featured Eagles drum and bugle corps and many costumes. Judges announced prizes at the square as Frank Shivers declared winners, with festivities continuing at the Logan building.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Legion
Public Square
Eagles
Peole
Frank Shivers
Glenford Dugan Post
Logan Building
George Barrows
Thomas Lax
Glen Allen
Durant Warns of Future Public Officials and Education Reform
Dr. Durant urged raising office holding standards and establishing a system of special education for administrators to create competent officials. He proposed an advisory council of top minds to guide the legislature as democracy faces potential strain, while Americans retain courage to meet challenges. The event featured T. K. Owens as chair and James M. Turner on continuing contracts for teachers.
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James M. Turner
SOEA
Meeting at Racine Postponed Amid Cadle Absence
Owing to Rev. Howard Cadle being unavailable, the Racine mass meeting at the high school is postponed to a later date. In Pomeroy, B. R. Lakin will end his revival in the Christian Church Saturday night with the sermon titled The White Horse and His Rider of Revelation.
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Pomeroy
Howard Cadle
Racine
B. R. Lakin
Christian Church
White Horse
Pigeons Double-Nest and Start New Eggs Early
Pigeons tending two nests begin setting on a second batch of eggs while the first brood is only two days old, indicating rapid breeding and simultaneous care for multiple clutches.
Rally Day plan at Hollister U B Church features Cradle Roll
Sunday schedule outlines Rally Day for Hollister United Brethren Church with 17 babies to be pictured. Department goals set Adult 60, Youth 78, Children 79, Entire School 217. 10 day meeting to start Sunday night led by Rev J Davis with guest speaker.
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Glouster
Hollister United Brethren Church
J. A. Thompson
Glouster Methodist Church
Epworth League
Church of Christ, Bible School
J-T School Dismissed For Athens Meeting
GLOUSTER J T High School dismissed Thursday to allow teachers to attend an Educational Association meeting in Athens. Superintendent Bryson attended the School Masters dinner, and Miss Merle Danford joined the School Women's dinner. A Halloween parade along the town’s main streets featured masked pupils and prize winners Mary Griggsby Wanda Lee and Catherine Palmer.
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Mary Griggsby
Wanda Lee
Catherine Palmer
Merle Nelson
Nelsonville Elks lead 15 to Columbus honor Wallace in ceremony
Fred O. Lin Scott, exalted ruler of Nelsonville Elks, headed a 15 member Nelsonville delegation to Columbus Wednesday night for a celebration honoring Col C W Wallace veteran secretary of Columbus Lodge. Grand lodge officers including Joseph G Buch of Trenton N J joined the statewide attendance.
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Nelsonville
Fred O. Linscott
Nelsonville Elks
Columbus
Col. C. W. Wallace
Columbus Lodge
Elks’ Lodge
Joseph G. Buch
Trenton
N. J
Crooksville defeats Glouster Tom Cats 20 to 0
Crooksville defeats Glouster 20 to 0 on the Glouster field. Neff scored the first touchdown and Hanna added the extra point. Kenney added two more runs for touchdowns with extra points, while Glouster's defense held in the second half but could not score. Byers had a late Tom Cat dash to the 40-yard line. Catholic Action Guild dance announced for Holy Cross Church high school gym.
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Glouster
Crooksville
Glouster Tom Cats
Neff
Hanna
Kenney
Hannam
Byers
Tom Cats
Glouster — Catholic Action Guild of Holy Cross Church
Seek Increase in Attendance Sunday at Christian Church
Special efforts are under way to boost attendance at both services this Sunday at the Christian Church in Glouster. The aim is 50 new morning attendees and 25 new evening attendees. C B Tigner will preach at 11 about The Church a Divine Institution and at 7 on Who Are Fit To Be Saved. Bible School at 9, Lord's Supper, and a Young People's meeting at 6.
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