Nelsonville Halloween Festival awards prize winners
The Nelsonville American Legion sponsored event drew many masqueraders and a large crowd along the parade route to the Public Square. Cash prize of 5 dollars from the Nelsonville Eagles divided between Craig Kinney and Ruth Windle as best boy and best girl overall, with numerous category prizes awarded to boys and girls across age groups.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Wilber L. Hutchins
Corwin Cookson
William F. Gray
Nelsonville Eagles
Craig Kinney
Ruth Windle
John Owens
Tommy McMannis
Roy Johnson
the Fair Store
John Harris
Riley Barrows
Ray Howe
Cliff Brown
Shirley Inman
the Colonial
Peggy Ann Green
Hickmans
Wilma Easterling
Prestons
Betty Allman
Candy
Neikirks
Jean Roscoe
Allisons
Virginia
Mayor Fined For Signal Crash Plea Guilty
Nelsonville Mayor Charles J. Martin Athens pled guilty in the court of Mayor C. G. Dew and was fined 10 dollars plus costs for crashing a traffic signal. Fellow resident Guy Fellem also paid 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Clarence Adams CCC enrolle faced and paid 5 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a similar complaint.
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Nelsonville
Charles J. Martin
Athens
C. G. Dew
Guy Fellem
Clarence Adams
CCC
Mary Vore 21 Dies After Long Illness in Miami
Mary Vore age 21, daughter of Floyd Vore and Alice Schach, died Sunday in Miami after long illness. Survived by mother, grandmother Mrs Charles Vore, sisters Josephine Reider and Charles Quinn, and brothers Richard and Robert Vore. Funeral in Logan with burial at Greenlawn beside her father. Family incudes Nelsonville ties and former local prominence.
Nelsonville Man 85 Dies in Akron
Nelsonville Frank Windle age 85 died yesterday at his daughter Gertrude Paschal’s home in Akron. He is survived by four daughters including Bertha Newton and Edna Arnold of Nelsonville and Stella Stidwell of Columbus, plus three sons Frank Jr in Akron Walter in Virginia and Edward of Nelsonville. The body returned to Nelsonville for visitation at Stout's Funeral Home ahead of services.
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Nelsonville
Frank Windle
Gertrude Paschal
Akron
Bertha Newton
Edna Arnold
Stella Stidwell
Columbus
Frank, Jr
Walter
Virginia
Edward
Stout
Halloween Social Notes and Club Plans in Nelsonville
Nelsonville social items note a Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Perry with guests including the Monk and Chuts families and Emma Warehime who marked her 50th wedding anniversary. Community groups announce upcoming events from the Guild social to Mission Study and Band Boosters Club plans at the Legion Building.
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Dennis Perry
Jack Monk
Judith Ann
Johnny Chuts
Walter McCreary
Dale McManamee
Rotary Continuity theme discussed by district officer
Nelsonville Ohio Rotary Club hosts Bert F Down ey district governor Springfield to discuss Rotary Continuity during annual visit. Meeting time moved to Tuesday. session well attended by members. Rebekahs plan a benefit party at IOOF Hall Wednesday night at 8. Degree of Pocahontas to sponsor a weekly benefit party at Red Men's Hall Wednesday night at 8.
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Presbyterian Mission
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Springfield
Ohio
Rotary
Rotary Club
Rebekahs
IOOF
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Halloween Damage Heavy in Nelsonville
Halloween vandalism led to unusually high police calls in Nelsonville with extensive property damage. Windows were broken at John P. Kelso's garage and Edward Sharp's home, streets littered with debris, and cars found with flat tires after being marked.
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Nelsonville
Nelson
John P. Kelso
W. Washington St
Edward Sharp
Fort St
Social Notes of Glouster and Trimble Church Class
Glouster notes recount Mary Jane Morris returning to Oxford after a weekend with her Morris parents and other locals visiting relatives in Columbus Bucyrus Athens and Pomeroy. A Trimble Church of Christ Progres sive Class meet is announced for Wednesday at 7 30 in the church social rooms. An unrelated line notes there are no icebergs in the northern Pacific Ocean.
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Mary Jane Morris
Oxford
D. P. Morris
Leo Masterson
Vietta
Chas. Beatris
Moxahala
Mildred Skinner
Florence Clark
This City
Edward Turner
Wilbur Schultz
Bucyrus
Old Man's Cave
Alfred Morris
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
C. A. Thomas
Clara Davis
Errett Davis
Gloria
Clara
Athens
Ernest Rosser
Albany
Oscar Bethel
Millard Fugate
Roy Fugate
Harold
Helen Maag
W. F. Lodt
Carl Griffith
Ed. Deifenbauch
Lancaster
Myrtle Griffith
Spring St
George Angeletti
Fredrick
Richard Crow
Ohio State University
Jesse Brewster
Tom Googlein
Wilkesville
John Shorr
Anna Marie
John Sue
Phyllis
Logan
Pomeroy
Jeannette Shorr
William Waddell
A. J. Gloeckner
Anna Crow
Middleport
H. F. Proctor
Davis Creek
W. Va
Lincoln Terrace
Trimble
Pacific Ocean
York Women Finish Plans For Dem Drive
Plans for the final week of the campaign were discussed at the Women’s Democratic Club of York Township meeting in the Buckeye building. A good attendance was reported. Special committees and precinct workers are active with efforts to get out the vote next Tuesday. No further meetings are planned unless a presidential call is issued.
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Nelsonville
Women’s Democratic Club
York Township
Buckeye
Garnet Powell
Five Hundred Hear GOP Speakers at Glouster Rally
A crowd filled Crawford Theater to capacity for a GOP rally in Glouster Monday night preceded by a parade led by the City Drum Corps. Speakers included Earl W. Brannon and several local candidates. Judge O F Rowland was absent. Grange meeting planned for Nov 4 with officers to be elected. Opal Davis Herbst taken to White Cross Hospital for an appendectomy with her husband and father present.
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Glouster
Carl Herbst
Opal Davis
White Cross Hospital
John S. Blower
Ed Davis
Glouster Ladies Bowling Team No 4 Trips Team No 3
The Glouster Ladies Bowling Team No 4, captained by Mac Johnston, won three straight games in a postponed Monday league match at Wolf & Sons Alleys with Johnston posting 127 high single and 366 high triple. League play resumes Friday with Team No 1 versus No 3 and No 2 versus No 4.
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Glouster
Wolf & Sons Alleys
Mac Johnston
K. Dennison
M. Kittrell
N. B. Williams
Blind
H. Dennison
L. Lynch
L. Vaughn
B. Wallace
F. Thomas
M. Johnston
Rich Leaf
Union Lynch
W. Wolf
D. Kovach
RICH
E. Gyure D. Price
Florist Shop Mystery Prompts Night Watchman
Mrs. Emory Lantz was observed at White Cross Hospital for treatment. In San Jose a florist shop reports repeated disappearances of goldfish and small turtles prompting a day and night watchman. The shop's pet cat was the first to vanish after the guard was set.
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Glouster
Emory Lantz
White Cross Hospital
San Jose
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