Roosevelt Campaign Speeches Heard In Nelsonville
On Saturday night a public speaking event on the Nelsonville Public Square for Roosevelt's re election was sponsored by Labor's Non-Partisan League. Michael Lyden of the Ohio State Federation of Labor and George W. Savage of United Mine Workers spoke urging Roosevelt's return. A large crowd attended after a high school band concert from Carbon Hill and Nelsonville accompanied the program.
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Nelsonville
George Savage
Roosevelt
Labor
League
Rooseveltt
Michael Lyden
Ohio State Federation of Labor
George W. Savage
United Mine Workers
Carbon Hill
Miss Stephenson Hosts Halloween Party for Class
Retta Howe Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met Friday at president Miss Bessie Stephenson’s home for a Halloween party. Decorations fit the theme, a pot luck supper for 17 members followed, plus devotional time and games including fortune telling. Thanksgiving gathering planned at Mrs. Flossie Whitmore’s in Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Retta Howe
Methodist Church
Bessie Stephenson
Flossie Whitmore
Buchtel
Nelsonville Club Plans District Meeting and Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club in Nelsonville calls a 7 p.m. meeting at Miss Catherine M. Newman's home to finalize plans for a district gathering on Sunday November 15. New committees will be appointed, sessions start at 10 a.m. with Elizabeth Pixley district director, a turkey dinner at 12:30, and Mrs. Florence Wells of Toledo will be the guest speaker at the Christian Church.
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Nelsonville
Missa Catharine M
Elizabeth Pixley
Christian Church
Florence Wells
Toledo
State Federation
Nelsonville Choir Performs in Lancaster Sunday
Nelsonville First Methodist Church choir under Charles E. Poston presented a hour long program of sacred music at St Johns Episcopal Church Lancaster Sunday afternoon. Twenty four voices were heard. Nelsonville Woman's Relief Corps members urged to meet Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the LO C F Hall to practice for inspection on November 9.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church of
Charles E. Poston
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Lancaster
Woman's Relief Corps
Five Fined in City's Court
In Nelsonville Mayor Hol land's court five individuals pled guilty or were found guilty on varying charges. William Lohmier Jr of Groveport faced DUI, fined 100 dollars plus costs and six month driving suspension. Frank Patton of Coonville and Morgan Monroe of this city pleaded guilty to quarreling and fighting and each paid 10 dollars plus costs. William Davis Sr of this city pleaded guilty and paid five dollars plus costs. Thomas McCallister of Carbon Hill also paid fine and costs for intoxication.
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Nelsonville
G. Holland
William Lohmier, Jr
Groveport
James Cope
Frank Patton
Coonville
Morgan Monroe
William Davis
Thomas McCallister
Carbon Hill
Miss Newman Hosts Dinner at Dew House
Miss Catherine Newman entertained Sunday noon with a three course turkey dinner at the Dew House in Nelsonville. Tables featured blue and yellow decor with blue bowls yellow button mama nuts in yellow baskets blue crystal glassware and ivory handled cutlery. Guests included Miss Elsie Voigtritter Miss Pauline Donley Mrs Marquise McCann Bryan McCann C H Bartlett H H Harding Misa Nixon Charles E Poston and the hostess.
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Nelsonville
Catherine Newman
Dew House
Elsie Voigtritter
Lancaster
Pauline Donley
Columbus
Marquise McCann
Bryan McCann
Beverly
C. H. Bartlett
H. H. Harding
Misa Nixon
Charles E. Poston
Mothers Study Club to Meet Wednesday Night
Nelsonville report says Mrs Bertha Huffman president of the Mothers Study Club calls a special meeting for Wednesday night November 4. Mrs Clyde Ray hosts at 70 Myers Street at 7 30.
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Nelsonville
Mothers Study Club
Bertha Huffman
Clyde Ray
Myers St
Mrs Hyde to Entertain Nelsonville Church Group
The Martha Class of the Methodist Church will be entertained Tuesday evening November 3 at the home of Mrs J M Hyde. Mrs Wesley Hawk and Miss Jennie Powell will assist Mrs Hyde.
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Hyde
Nelsonville
Martha
The
Methodist Church
J. M. Hyde
Wesley Hawk
Jennie Powell
Loyal Women hold church class meeting in Nelsonville
The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Church meets Tuesday at 7 PM at the home of Mrs. Mary Ray on West Washington Street for a business session.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Women's Class
The
Christian Church
Mary Ray
W. Washington St
Nelsonville Ladies Host Bingo At St Andrews Parish Hall
The Ladies of St Andrews Church sponsor a bingo party at the parish hall on Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Nelsonville — Ladies of St
Union Church Ladies Aid Meet At John Withers Home
Union residents and church members gathered last Thursday at the John Withers home with eight attendees. Reports include visits by Mrs. Jean McBride to Mrs. Catherine Smith and Mrs. Bernard Withers in New Marshfield and local social visits around Union and nearby towns.
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UNION
Ladies Aid Society of the
Union Church
John Withers
Jean McBride
Catherine Smith
Bernard Withers
New Marshfield
Guy Graham
James Penrod
Everett
Athens
Jackie Wayne Smith
William Liggett
Lower Plains
Robert Mulpas
Everett Chesser
Rosa Pidcock
Springfield
Elmer Gabriel
Hulbert Family Guests. Mother Ill in Nelsonville
Mrs. Hulbert's family from Painesville John Rachel and Theron Hulbert attended the Athens homecoming and visited their brother Howard at Ohio University. They reported their mother Anna Tullis Hulbert, former Nelsonville resident, seriously ill with heart trouble.
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Nelsonville
John
Rachel
Theron Hulbert
Painesville
Athens
Howard
Ohio University
Anna Tullis Hulbert
Woman Injured by Gas Explosion at Long Bottom
Mrs Leota Ferrell suffered facial and arm injuries when opening a coal stove door and an accumulated gas exploded Thursday. The report also notes local moves and staff changes including rural mail carrier Earl Clark transfer, and resettlements among Canal Winchester and Reedaville residents.
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Leota Ferrell
J. B. Shumater
Rochester
Earl Clark
Harrisonville
Weldon Bahr
Charles Bissell
Thompson Place
J. R. Coleman
Canal Winchester
Naomi
Columbus
M. A. Petty
Jane Petty
C. E. Petty
Reedaville
William Matlack
Miss Poston Hosts Dinner for Burns Guests in Nelsonville
Miss Lulu Poston of Athens entertained Saturday evening with a dinner honoring house guest Miss Esther Burns and Miss Kate Burns of Columbus. Guests included the Burns sisters’ father a former Nelsonville Methodist minister and Mr and Mrs Julius Fischer with Miss Nixon meeting old friends the Burns.
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Nelsonville
Lulu Poston
Athens
Esther
Kate Burns
Columbus
Julius Fischer
Nixon
Misses Burns
Indian Music Will Be Offered in Gallia County Schools
Centenary School pupils present a program of Indian music in Gallia County to raise funds for a piano. Miss Marjorie Halley and supervisors Mrs. Carman and Miss Fasig organized the Chorded Verse pageant to be staged at Centenary Grange Hall in costume with student-made backgrounds.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Centenary School
Centenary Grange Hall
Marjorie Halley
Centenary
Gertrude Carman
Lois L. Fasig
Miss Halley
Carman
Fasig
Nelsonville Social Notes Update of Weekend Visits
Nelsonville social notes list weekend visitors including Mrs. C. Slater from Columbus Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger from Smithfield Mrs Doras Pergrin and Mrs W H Parks with family in town Dr and Mrs W E Evans and daughter from New Philadelphia and others visiting Ohio University events Mrs Dana Starr and sons with Lydia Johnson Amanda resident Miss Mary Lu Hudson and families L L Davis L N Buchanan Vinel Dwinnell Earl Butterman and Charles Ervin hosted or visited local residents L G Chapman and wife from Columbus spent Sunday with Nelsonville friends
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Nelsonville
C. ©. Slater
Columbus
C. E. Welch
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Smithfield
W. H. Parks
Doras Pergrin
Columbua
W .E. Evans
New Philadelphia
Ohio University
Dana Starr and
Sterling
Lydia Johnson
Mary Lu Hudson
Amanda
W. L. Hudson
L. N. Buchanan
Vinel Dwinnell
Akron
L. A. Davis
Earl Butterman
Charles Ervin
L. G. Chapman
Election Equipment Ready For Record Glouster Vote
Glouster braces for elections with voting booths moved to each precinct location. Precincts 1 2 3 and 4 set for day and possible overnight tallies as ballots are expected to set a record. Supt H L Holter of Wellston schools and wife visited.
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Gordon
Trimble Township
Red Cross speaker to address Kiwanis luncheon
Glouster Roger Connor of District No. 5 Red Cross will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Gordon Tuesday noon. He will explain the Red Cross roll call and report on local and national activities. Mrs Georgia Sayre and Lena E Davis attended the 47th anniversary of the Grand Chapter of Ohio OES in Columbus.
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Glouster
Roger Connor
Athens
Scouts Attend Rally in Athens by Hock-Hocking District
A group of Boy Scouts from District 72 visited a rally of the Hock-Hocking District at the Dupler Lodge in Athens on Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Nathan Lynch Glen Mathews Dean Peugh Scout Master Walter Gayton and Committeeman E K Peugh.
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Glouster
Boy Scouts
Hock-Hocking
Dupler Lodge
Athens
Nathan Lynch
Glen Mathews
Dean Peugh
Walter Gayton
E. K. Peugh
Mrs Maud Parry 58 Dies in Nelsonville
Mrs Maud Parry 58 widow of Dennis Parry died Sunday evening at her Harper Street home Nelsonville Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at Stout Funeral Home burial at Green lawn She is survived by three children Mrs Phillip DeLong Mrs Fred McCray and Dennis Parry Jr of Nelsonville two brothers and one sister
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Nelsonville
Maud Parry
Harper St
Dennis Parry
Stout Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Phillip DeLong
Fred McCray
Drunken Driver Fined $100 After Early Morning Wreck
John Meredith of Zanesville pleaded guilty to driving intoxicated and was fined $100 plus costs by Mayor C F Wallace. Meredith, driving his father's car, was involved in a collision near the Athens Lumber Co. plant early Sunday and arranged payment.
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Glouster
John Meredith
Zanesville
C. F. Wallace
Meredith
Athens Lumber Co
Voting Precinct Moved in Jacksonville Town Hall
The Jacksonville precinct, formerly located at Mrs. Rambo’s home, has been relocated to the ground floor of the Town Hall. The change was announced today.
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Jacksonville
Clover Farm Convention Speaker Davis Addresses Adverts
GLOUSTER B F Davis secretary of Clover Farm Stores spoke at the Clover Farm Convention in Cleveland last week attended by over 1 000 store owners. He discussed store advertising at the convention.
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Glouster
B. F. Davis
Clover Farm Stores
Clover Farm
Cleveland
Clover Farm Organization
Mr. Davis
Glouster Personal And Social Notes
Glouster social notes report visits from Gail Faires of Pt. Pleasant and E M Roberts with Billy Lee of Columbus to W Va relatives. W A Craft hosts. Sarah Jonas visits Columbus. Gladys Lang returns to Akron after a city visit. Elizabeth Clark returns from Akron trip.
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Glouster
Gail Faires
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Frank Ferguson
M. H. Hamilton
Gladys Lang
Akron
Elizabeth Clark
Grasses for Shady Gardens Highlighted in RI Plant Guide
Rhode Island recommends bent grasses and Canadian bluegrass as top choices for shady areas. The guide emphasizes creeping bent and Canadian bluegrass for durable, low-maintenance turf under trees or north-facing borders.
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Rhode Island
Tomcats and J-T Gridders Meet For Big Crowd
Jacksonville Trimble and Glouster High Tomcats face off on the local field Tuesday at 3 o clock. Jacksonville Trimble enters with an undefeated season after a 22 to 0 win over Buchtel to claim the Little Five League title. Glouster High has clinched the Big Six League championship for the second straight year with one game left.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Trimble
Glouster High Tomcats
J.T
Buchtel
Tomcats
New Lexington High
Red Cross drive territory correction announced
An error last week mislisted Chauncey within Phil F. Robinson's Red Cross drive territory. Robinson, chairman, oversees Ciel Hollister Trimble Jacksonville and Millfield with drive starting November 11.
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Glouster
Chauncey
Phil F. Robinson
Red Cross
Mr.inson
Ciel
Hollister
Trimble
Jacksonville
Millfield
Glouster Temple to Serve Chicken Dinner at Eagle Building
Starting at 11 o clock a m Glouster Temple No 560 Pythian Sisters will serve a chicken dinner and lunch in the room in the Eagle Building recently vacated by Phillips Furniture Store.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
Eagle
Phillips Furniture
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Sonja Heine
Don Ameche
Ruth E. Burdette
Pol. Adv
Reelect
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State Highway Department
Athens County
J. W. Wilson
Miss Newman
New York
Madison Square Garden
Thomas Christian
U. S. Army
A. L. Cameron
Peter Grant-Lawson
R. G. Fanshawe
J. A. Talbot-Ponsonby
Daniel Corry
John J. Lewis
Frederick Aherne
Cyril B. Hardy
Mrs. Hulbert Is II
Miss Poston
Gallia
Nelsonville Social Notes
Masons
Philadorian Lodge
F & AM
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Warcry Baxter
Barrymore Sa
H. L. Holter
Wellston
Holter
Eeth
Alrich
Board of Commissioners
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