Greyhounds Host Pomeroy Panthers in Nelsonville Homecoming
Nelsonville prepares for a Friday homecoming as the Scarlet and Gray meet the Pomeroy Panthers in the main event. The Panthers seek a second league win while the Hounds chase their first. Officials expect improved blocking and reserves to boost the late contest. Knights of Pythias confer Knight rank at Castle Hall tonight. Funeral services for Frank Windle held at Stout Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill. Watkins
Nelsonville
Scarlet and Gray
Pomeroy Panthers
Panthers
Hounds
Scarlets
Greyhounds
Windle
Frank Windle
Stout
Leland Goodman
Industrial Labor Council Meeting In Nelsonville Postponed
The Industrial Labor Council of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening November 3 at 7 30 o'clock at the American Legion building Nelsonville. John Coope president says several speakers will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Industrial Labor Council of
Hocking and
Sunday Creek Valleys
American Legion
John Coope
Nelsonville Social Notes People and Parties
Local social notes record guests visiting from Logan Murray City Findlay and Columbus including Mr and Mrs William Smith and family Mrs Pearl Tanner Mrs Charles Mitchell and others. Club events at West School P T A and Girl Scouts activities highlighted along with Halloween parties and a marriage announced for Inez Reynolds and Louis Erb at Greenup Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Smith
Mary Louise
William
John
Pearl Tanner
Logan
Charles Mitchell
Murray City
Thomas Davis
Buchtel
Sam Starkey
Athens
Mary Kelly
WCTU
Presbyterian Church
Doris Ruth Burgess
Harry Rose
Mort Boles
Lloyd Boles
Daisy Krepple
Turon
Kansas
C. E. Washburn
Richard Gibson
Bert F. Downey
Walter Drake
Springfield
Tom Sheppard
Hattie Bennett
Inez Reynolds
Louis Erb
Greenup
High St
Ohio Governor Warns Against CIO Invasion
The governor denounces CIO strikes in Middletown and warns of armed invasions, claiming organizers terrorize communities and threaten peace. He urges law and order and opposes John Lewis's influence on industrial life, expressing intent to retire from public office soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
CIO
Ohio
John Lewis
Straitsville Social Briefs from New Straitsville
New Straitsville Ohio November 2 marriage announced Charles Waldie and Anne Saulbeamer wed at St. Augustine Church and travel to Columbus for a week. Local socials note guests from Akron Columbus Athens Gore and Junction City. Campaign details include a Prince of Peace Declamation contest cast and a masquerade dance at New Straitsville High School. Clergy Rev Paul Baker and M E Sunday School activities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Charles Waldie
Anne Saulbeamer
St. Augustine
Columbus
George Lanning
Bob Clark
Akron
Paul Mosier
Dean Collison
Logan
Betty Hazelton
Athens
Lucille Altop
Gore
Florence Huston
Judy Wyrick
Junction City
William Thompson
Phil Faine
Minnie Faine
Alden Seybert
Hazelton
Shawnee
McGissey
van Hyde
Prince of Peace
Is Hunter
Robert Dishon
Bill Brown
Dick Mills
Lois Dishon
Grace Crawford
Freda Davis
Asemnath Wilton
Barbara Otstot
George Kauffman
Lancaster
Mary J. Mills
New Straiteville High School
Priscilla
M. E. Church
Paul Baker
Methodist Children's Home
Worthington
William Smith
Umbus
Jank Hoy
Drakes announce birth of son Jeffery Lee
Mr and Mrs Floyd Drake announce the birth of a seven pound son named Jeffery Lee at Marietta Hospital by Caesarean section. Ruth Hanning is listed as sponsor in the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Drake
Ruth Hanning
Marietta Hospital
Jeffery Lee
Intermediate League party at Church of Christ features games and prizes
About 40 attendees participated in the Intermediate League "Hard Times" Party in the Church of Christ social room. Rev. Leland Goodman led group games and singing, Pauline Johnson and David Davis won "tack iest" costume prizes, with a committee including Pauline Johnson and others. A midweek prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 pm to discuss the Unity of the Local Congregation led by Rev. Goodman. An 8% pound new arrival is announced in New Lexington at Cherrington Hospital Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Etta Club
Tischa Dilcher
Joanna Cook
Kathleen Ennis
Evelyn Wright
Vera Shafer
Pauline Brown
Vera Coakley
Church of Christ
Leland Goodman
Pauline Johnson
David Davis
Maxine Kimble
Annie Mae Allen
Charlies Davis
Adeline Ray
Verna Hand
Nelsonville
Eagles Reach 600 Members In Drive For Members
Nelsonville Aerie of Eagles surpassed 600 members after 20 new applications were accepted on Monday night. Aiming for 50 new members in November, the first meeting of the month drew over 100 attendees. Quota captain A Hankerson led the drive. visiting members from Corning and Shawnee attended. Captains Frank Kirk Alva Daugherty Charles Hoce and Floyd Steenrod posted totals totaling 91 for the period since Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie of Eagles
A. Hankerson
Corning
Shawnee
Frank Kirk
Alva Daugherty
Charles Hoce
Floyd Steenrod
Social Notes From Syracuse Society Events And Incidents
Mrs Everett Fields hosts the Women s Foreign Missionary Society at 38 F Clark. Twilight Garden Club dinner at Mrs A O Tracy s with Mrs John Seakus assisting. Mrs Orville Blake of Pomeroy guests Irving Karr s family. Mr and Mrs George McBride visit relatives in Columbus and Westerville. Capehart property in Syracuse destroyed by fire. Halloween masquerade by Syracuse P T A with prizes for costumes and spirit. Syracuse teachers attend SE O meeting in Athens. Various Karrs and Duckworths attend events in Albany, Hockingport, Reedsville and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Everett Fields
Grace Jiiden
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Asbury
George McBride
Columbus
Westerville
F. A. Shumway
Marcia Karr
Flatwoods M. E
Mollie Clark
Capehart
Upa
Mildred ‘Teaford
Middleport
Syracuse P.T.A
Ruthlanagan
Delores Jean Duckworth
Robert Flanagan
Guyeddie Guinther
Zelma Rizer
Betty Jane Wise
Elizabeth Duckworth
Robert Largent
S.E.O. Teachers’ Association
Uey Kibble
Gladys Crooks
Athens
Andreas Turnbull
Eleanor Karr
Cincinnati
Irvingarr
Belle Carleton
E. K. Lippincott
Pomeroy
Flatwoods
Alexander Farrell
Erma Melching
Erma Pierce
Steubenville
Albert Ider
Rider
Charles Brown
Jackson
David Eberts
Oreton
Radcliff and
Zaleski
Melching
Samuel Pierce
Merida Pierce
Frank Markins
R. H. Thomas
Zed Thomas
John Gabriel
the Plains
Thomas
Hugh Egelberry
Edward Hayman
Long Bottom
Hayman
M. E
John Mulholland
Wilkesville
Ella Murray
Ernest Atkinson
Albert James
Donald M. James
Cleire James
Velimus James
Roscoe Camden
Dayton
Harlen Stevens
Xenia
R. O. Walthall
C. E. Martin
Mr. Walthall
Camden
Stevens
James Cox
Jimmy
Mary W. Potter
Chas. Crouse
Agnes Marie Wilson
Marguerite Herrold
Taylor Ridge Church Group Meets Friday
Taylor Ridge Mrs. P. B. Chalfant assisted by Mrs. James Harrison will host the Ladies Aid Society at the Chalfant home Friday night November 4. Various local families and visitors are listed as guests and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge Church
Taylor Ridge
P. B. Chalfant
James Harrison
Ladies Aid Society
Chalfant
Dave Swartz
Greens Run
Ivey Dunnevy
William Swartz
Elmer Davis
Sherley
Jacksonville
William Davis
John Davis
Katie Pinkerton
Sharpsburg
Andrew Roberts
Clyde Canter
Chauncey
Lancaster
Forest Kelly
Glouster
Fred Heffken
Dora Heffken
Robert Hanning
Carl Hildebrand
Ernestine Hanning
Millfield
Marriage Tension as Dicky Dictates Lone Escape Plan
In tense scenes Hank and Bill follow Dicky's orders to ride an elevator while the narrator stalls. Bill frets that Hank may be barred from school by a medical specialist, prompting hopes the narrator can influence the decision. Dicky doubts returning, offers limited help, and arranges taxi rides for the boys with strict timing and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Bill
Dicky
Dr. T
Not one, I said and the elevator departs
In Adele Garrison's Meddlers a tense parting follows a cooling mood between the narrator and Dicky as Mary resumes training routines. A telephone interruption brings a mysterious caller to Mrs. Graham, who refuses to identify herself, hinting at trouble to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Mary
Rome Carnival Draws Large Crowd at Rome High
More than seven hundred people attended the Rome High School carnival Thursday night. The program featured a negro sketch by Cyril Arnold and Kenneth Root, a trio by Jean Crawford Thelma Mansfield and Anna Mae Wade, and a short skit by Miss Laverty. Gertrude Ashcraft was crowned carnival queen with Jean Crawford as maid of honor and several girls as attendants. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. A. B. Christman Miss Thelma Burk Mrs. A. L. Mansfield Wade Richardson and Fred Charleton. Receipts totaled 216.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Crawford
Lois Jean Almashy
Elizabeth Morris
Doris Poston
June Eslocker
Margaret Jandes
Myrtle O'Brien
Paul Mansfield
Ralph Wright
Janice Chapman
A. B. Christman
Thelma Burk
A. L. Mansfield
Russell Parsons
Jacksonville Church Classes Host Meetings and Birthdays
Jacksonville M E Ladies class gathered at Mrs Hettie Rambo to celebrate her birthday with gifts and refreshments. Other notes mention visits to White Cross Hospital, trips to Columbus, and a Halloween party at Janelda Hoisington's home. Local club and Epworth League activities are listed with meeting times. A magazine survey noted air travel surpassing Moon pictures in popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
M. E. Church
Hettie Rambo
Eleanor Davis
Janelda Hoisington
Walden Holmes
Lee
Anna Exensemper
North Canton
Lena Exenkemper
Trimble
Holmes
Carpenter News Briefs Highlights Local Weddings and Obituaries
Local farmer John Camp, 48, married Miss Anna Roberta La Vaughn, 30, in Catlettsburg Kentucky and will live with the Camp family in Carpenter after a period in Huntington. Elwood Caster died, funeral in Columbia Chapel with distant relatives attending. interment in Caster Cemetery. Funeral services for 83 year old Warren Sisson held at Carpenter Baptist Church with attendees from Columbus Pomeroy and Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
John Camp
Anna Roberta la Vaughn
Catlettsburg
G. H. Holcomb
East Canton
A. J. Stewart
Avalon
W. B. Caster
Herschel Foley
Columbus
Carl Caster
Hilliards
Wayne Caster
Richwood
Elmer
William Fife
Addison
Caster
Electa Vale
Wesley Slater
Wilbur Slater
Charley Slater
W. D. Slater
Millersport
Electa Chase
Glen Ashcraft
Dorothy Gillogly
Finn Gillogly
Athens
O. A. McDonald
Glouster
I. M. Swett
Claire Minor Blizzard
Columbia H. S
J. L. Rawlings
G. C. Swearingen
Mamie Webb
Pomeroy
Menza Webb
Springfield
Franklin
Winnie Rawlings
Webbs
Lancaster
Charles McCall
Warren Sisson
Carpenter Baptist Church
Mabel Woodyard
Delpha Lee
Mary Sisson
G. C. Gorby
Dave Farmer
del Farmer
Dee Hartinger
Middleport
Florence Cummings
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Independent basketball team formed in Nelsonville
Former Nelsonville High School varsity players organize an independent team with fast rangy players. They plan games for the upcoming season and schedule the first match at New Marshfield Friday November 11 at 7 30 p m. Clubs seeking games write Austin Cope News Stand Nelsonville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Austin Cope
News Stand
Ohio
Albany Girls Entertain Mothers At Halloween Party
The Hilarious Hem mers 4-H Club held a masked Halloween party for mothers and guests in the Albany high school study hall. Activities included games, contests, and a program by the Ladies Aid Society with poems and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hemmers 4-H
Elmo Scott
Sam Scott
Tiffin
Charles Simpson
Columbus
Blanche Lavely
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Black
Addie Parker
Orville Ewing
Paul Barnes
Vance Springer
Will Gillogly
E. H. Lash
George Munn
W. E. McVey
D. E. Allen
Earl Baughman
James Tope
Kenneth Smith
Marion
Nell Knowlton
Stella Tom
California
C. P. Pearman
Ida Elliott
Carl Stanley
Belleville
Frank Elliott
Edward Worthman
New Plymouth
Ernest Simpson
Simpsons
Maynard Simpson
Union Furnace
J. E. Cline
James Cline
PTA
Albert Leadinghaus
E. V. Springer
E. I. Stanley
Band Boosters To Hold Benefit Party In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Band Boosters plan a benefit party and dance at the Legion Building on Thursday evening November 17 to raise funds for the uniform fund. The president formed committees for dance ticket sales and the overall benefit event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Legion
Faith Cordray
E. J. Arnold
Ralph Parks
J. L. Webb
Carl Duskey
Hubert Mender
Dean Linscott
Sam Thomas
Charles Walker
Ashworth
Joe Wright
Mayme Keplar
City noise memo guides reduction plan from university board
A 300 page memorandum compiled by the University Center Board of Commerce outlines methods to eliminate unnecessary and disturbing city noises. The document lists various techniques and aims to reduce sound disturbances as part of urban improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
University Center Board of Commerce
Church Leadership Training School Formed in Nelsonville
Nelsonville church officials announce a five week leadership training program for Sun day School officers and teachers starting November 14. Rev Goodman serves as dean with sessions on Christ life planing group worship youth understanding and education methods on alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Leadership Training School
Nelsonville
Ministerial Association
Church of Christ
Leand Goodman
W. P. Clark
B. A. Awe
Irene McDowell
Christ
Goodman
Zaleski Brief News Notes
Local schools dismissed Friday for district meet in Athens. Various residents attended Masonic Lodge, church repairs discussed, and families visited kin in nearby towns. Numerous social visits noted among residents of Zaleski and nearby communities.
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Quick Relief
A vintage advert promotes Peterson's Ointment for pimples eczema itchy skin and irritated areas with cooling soothing relief. It claims faster improvement and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted. Also advertised for tired feet and cracked toes at 35 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Homes Coming Queen Candidates Rally For Carnival
Nelsonville schools announce Education Week activities centered on a home-coming queen carnival in the High School Auditorium on Friday night November 4 at 7 30. Candidates include Juniors Josephine Sharp Gloria Hoodler Betty Dodds Alma Galvin Sophomores Freda White Mary K Sharp Jeanne Allen Martha Cooley Freshmen Mary Jane Howe Mary V Thomas Ruth Galvin Imogene Sayers Eighth Edith Cook Ada Raine Louise Lowden Leora Allen Seventh Beverly Bonner Jessie Pergrin Aud rey Coots Evelyn Ross. The program also features dancing a football game style show swing ball horse shoe game balloon darts and a fish pond with various student run concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Josephine Sharp
Gloria Hoodler
Betty Dodds
Alma Galvin
Freda White
Mary K. Sharp
Jeanne Allen
Martha Cooley
Mary Jane Howe
Mary V. Thomas
Ruth Galvin
Imogene Sayers
Edith Cook
Ada J. Raine
Louise Lowden
Leora
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Atrens McSsender
Nelsonville Pos. Pomeroy Fick Blair
L.T. Houdashelt
Green Landis LG. Brickles
Ketter Call
RG Hubbard Baird RT
Rea Juniper R.E Howard Adkins
Halbrecht Ghent
L.H Menchini
R.H Hayes L. Miller McKenzie Dexter F.B
Nelsonville Social Notes
Leo White
Lowell Taylor
Sharronville
Phebe Fitzer
Sandusky
Harry Sarkiss
Harriett
Jack Gooding
Findlay
Doris Day
Lorena McClure
Margaret McKee
May Louise Lowden
McClure
P.T.A
Sunbeam
Methodist Church
Davey
Straitsville Social Briefs
Verne Henerman
Wilma Todd
New Lexington
Cherrington Hospital
Eagles
Social Notes of
the Daughters of America
Lo.o.f. Hall
Harry
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Rome
Carpenter News
Columbia
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Eddie Lou Howery
Harley Pickett
SEOA
Gussie Swett
Walter Swett
W. S. Swett
Bali
Titoto
Merchants of Murder
Peter , Lorre
Mr.moto
Mary Maguire
Henry Wilcoxon
Erik Rhodes
Harold Huber
Evective
Mormon Foster
Pring MecDenele
Norman Fester
20Th Century
Pee
Sylvia Sidney
George Raft
You and
Ane
Buick
Buick Co
Maceael
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