Sunday Creek coal district safety talk in Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts an illustrated address on mine safety for Sunday Creek Co superintendents and foremen. The program, arranged by Oral Daugherty and Frank Smith, featured Tom Gettings presenting Mine Safety Advances of Pittsburgh. London notes show confidence men face losses in Britain. Tennis records trace the game back centuries.
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RPA
Athens Messenger
Athens
Sunday Creek Co
Nelsonville
Fremen
Sunday Creek Coal 'O
Oral Daughrty
Frank Smith
Tom Gettings
Pittsburgh
How To Curb Reducible Varicose Veins Plan Ad near Adama
A promotional offer invites readers to mail name and address to Box 310 Adama NY to receive an up-to-date plan. It promises relief from reducible varicose veins and claims a 15 day trial with no loss of work time.
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Adama
N. Y
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Local Events
Nelsonville residents report a benefit party at Red Men’s Hall hosted by Nelsonville Social Notes TO GIVE BENEFIT W B A. Ohio University Home Coming guests Warren Badger Irving Badger Bob Lancaster William Kiig and Francis Bailey visited their families. Halloween events abound with parties, dinners and showers hosted by Ohio Bell traffic department Philadorian Lodge and Wil ling Workers Class.
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W.B.A
Red Men's Hall
Warren
Irving Badger
Bob Lancaster
University of Cincinnati
William Kiig
Francis Bailey
Ohio University
Party plans and club meetings in local society notes
Mrs. Carl Coakley hosted the Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters with 10 members attending a 6 30 dinner and plans for a Christmas party. Cosmopolitan Club moves its Friday meeting to Grace and Mildred Roberts on Saturday evening. Loyal Women’s Class of the Christian Church, led by Mrs. Fred Juniper, held a potluck dinner and social with 23 members present. Mrs. J L Webb to host Hyperion Club Saturday afternoon replacing Miss Florence Cook.
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Arthur Ingram
Pearl Keiffer
W.R.W. Women's Club
W.R.W. Club
Nelsonville
Longstrethh
William Deer
Betty
Edward Herdlitzka
Irvin Brooks
Louise Whitmore
Robert Herdlitzka
Carl Coakley
Chiefs’ Association of the Pythian Sisters
Coakley
Cosmopolitan Club
Misses Grace and
Mildred Roberts
Loyal Women's Class
The
Christian Church
Fred Juniper
Juniper
Ben James
J. L. Webb
Hyperion Club
Florence Cook
J. M. Hyde
Martha
Methodist Church
Wesley Hawk
Harry Jackson
Chauncey Church Plans Wiener Roast for Young Members
The Christian Endeavor Society at Chauncey Church of Christ invites Nelsonville Church Young People Department members aged 15 to 23 to a Friday night party at the Chauncey parish house. Kicking off at 7 pm, transportation may be provided for those without a ride.
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Chauncey
Christian Endeavor Society
Enjoy Luncheon for Wednesday Bridge Cub at White House Logan
Members of the Wednesday Bridge Club held a 1 pm luncheon at the White House in Logan. After lunch three tables played contract, honoring guests and noting Mrs. P. W. Hickman’s Florida winter plans. Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Shafer posted high scores.
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White House
Logan
P. W. Hickman
Florida
William Brooks
Mills
Kelly
Shafer
Nelsonville Woman's Granddaughter Dies
Mrs. C. H. Monks learns of the death of her granddaughter Dona Lee Sines in White Cross Hospital Columbus. She was the daughter of Charles and Marjorie Sines of 734 East Fifth Avenue Columbus. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at the Methodist Church on Goodale Street. Isaac Six is cited as a great grandfather. Red tennis balls noted for visibility in late afternoon matches.
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Nelsonville
C. H. Monks
Dona Lee Sines
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Charles
Marjorie Sines
Fifth Ave
Goodale St
Isaac Six
Quiz Group Skit Presented In Assembly
Nelsonville notes a Wednesday morning assembly featuring the High School Orchestra led by Mr. Franks with call to colors and pledge. The program included a skit The Anti Gossip Club and a Professor Hagen Quiz Group led by Bob Howe with multiple student participants and a dismissal march.
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Nelsonville
Miss Stover
Mr. Franks
Don Sanders
Rosella Hitchings
Pauline Warren
America
Marjorie Kelley
Arnold
Kineer
Bob Howe
Jeanette Davis
Rita Emish
Jo Fiske
Ruth Higgins
Alma Galvin
Dorothy Lowden
Eloise Badger
Betty Dodds
Gloria Hoodler
Jo Sharp
Lewis Vaughn
Jean Sharff
Professor Hagen
John Johnston
Scouts Hold Mystery Meeting Tonight
Scouts of Troop 66 in Nelsonville plan an 8 oclock meeting at West School, with instructions to wear old clothing for an outdoor event. No flashlights or axes will be needed, and all members should be present on time for a 10 oclock dismissal after finishing their homework.
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Nelsonville
Troop 66
West School
Family Night Friday Planned by Eagles
Nelsonville plans for Family Night at the Eagles Friday include new tables and chairs to expand game space. Children will attend a picture show, a floor show by Pappy Stewart and his Gang is arranged, and Eagles officers plus steering committee members are to meet tonight to discuss the Thanksgiving feed and other matters.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Pappy Stewart
The
Eagles
Enrollment Open for WPA Art Class in Nelsonville
Enrollment remains open at the Nelsonville High School building for a Works Progress Administration art class. Instruction by Mrs. Redempa Sines Goodrich covers oil, pastel, charcoal, and water color media with home art and decorating phases included.
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Nelsonville
Works Progress Administration
Redempa Sines Goodrich
Townsend Lecture in KP Hall by Mr Whittermen Nov 5
Townsend Unit No 1 sponsors a Townsend lecture in KP Hall on Saturday evening November 5. Principal speaker will be Mr Whittermen of Columbus. Business men are urged to attend. A round table discussion and old time music will accompany the meeting which starts at 8 o clock with R H McCray as secretary.
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Nelsonville
Townsend
Whittermen
Columbus
Townsend Unit No
R. H. McCray
New Marshfield FFA Sponsors Radio Program
At its final meeting the New Marshfield FFA voted to sponsor a radio program. Hank and Slim from WHKC Columbus will appear at the high school auditorium Friday evening Nov 4. Darrel Burson, a sophomore, received a leather belt and will move with his parents to a farm near Rutland. After the meeting 26 members enjoyed cider and doughnuts. In Visalia California gold prospecting moves into dentists offices as thieves rob three clinics for gold.
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New Marshfield
Worker Honored with Paris Study Scholarship
Howard G. Swanson, a Cleveland Institute of Music graduate and postal worker, receives a $1500 Julius Rosenwald fund scholarship for a year of study in Paris to advance cultural and sociological development of the American Negro. Rutgers and Princeton universities first played football in the United States.
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Cleveland
Howard G. Swanson
Cleveland Institute of Music
Paris
Julius Rosenwald Fund
Rutgers
Princeton
United States
Homecoming Carnival Prep At Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville students and teachers prepare Friday night carnival in the high school auditorium. Teachers set up booths and games while students rehearse for the style show and queen contest. Flyers posters and tickets are being prepared as decorations and concessions take shape.
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Nelsonville
Mr. Kinneer
Maxine Hall
Mr. Figley
Mr. Abraham
Miss Fierce
Mrs. Long
Miss Jackson
Miss Moorehead
Miss Sharp
Miss Stover
Mr. Wolfe
Mr. McDaniels
Miss Shaw
Miss Nelson
Mr. Washburn
Moonshiner Used Mine Base Near Lake in Prohibition Era
A moonshiner allegedly used a water inlet and an old mine room as a hidden distillery site. He allegedly paddled a boat between lake and mine, lying on his back to propel it as agents destroyed the still. WPA later blocked the site with concrete to prevent future use. The article also notes a Canberra note on a new government loan bank offering 12 percent annual interest, repayable in 12 monthly installments.
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Hidden Lake
WPA
Colored Club Expands at New Buchtel Headquarters
The Big Four Colored Club of Buchtel met at its new headquarters on Buchtel Road opposite Whitmore Cemetery on Saturday Oct 29. Sixty three new members joined from Buchtel Logan Lancaster Rendville and Nelsonville. The club began with eight members on Oct 14 1934 and now counts 150. Frank C. Smith and John Huston spoke to new members. After the meeting dancing and refreshments followed. Officers: Frank C. Smith president Ralph Woods vice president John Huston secretary Top Curry treasurer.
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Buchtel
Big Four Colored Club of
Buchtel Road
Whitmore
Logan
Lancaster
Rendville
Nelsonville
Frank C. Smith
John Huston
Ralph Woods
Top Curry
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