Nelsonville Sunday Class Halloween Party Recap
Mrs. George Hall hosted MethodIst church Class No 8 Halloween party Friday with decorations games and prizes. Named attendees include Gretchen Pidcock Bernice tiges Helen Linton and several others. prizes went to Gretchen Pidcock and Margaret Ridenour. Other items note visitors and guests around town including J Johnson J W Hoisington and the Sater family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
The
Methodist Church
Gretchen Pidcock
Bernice Tiges
Helen Linton
Margaret Ride Wur
Annie Klein
Edna _ Dishon
Marcia Calvin
Lucile Bay
Lucile Smith
Grace Howard
Mary Donly
Athrine Courtney
Louise Skinner
Betty Woms
Eden Patton
Perce Raine
Howard Raine
Ben Smith
Lancaster
B. Beard
Helen Lockery
Pomeroy
Wallace Vlenn
Emma Jennings
Columbus
J. M. Hyde
C. H. Sater
Rockbridge
Albert Wann
George Dille
Inn Chapman
Maryllen
Rock House
Circleville
J. Warrington
Albert So’n
Newark
Frank Sater
Little Tighter Delores
Albert Mann
Halloween Party at the Lois Linscott Home
Miss Lois Linscott hosted a Halloween party on Franklin Street with festive decor and games. Guests included Gretchen Pidcock, Jo Figgins, Gay Ervin, Pauline Orrison, Lora Devol, Lillian Moore, Mary Louise Huffman, Mac Bartlett, Donald Lancaster, Charles Griffin, Rex Huffman, and Jack Powell who drew prizes.
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Lois Linscott
Franklin Street
Linott
Gretchen Pidcock
Jo Figgins
Gay Ervin
Pauline Orrison
Lora Devol
Lillian Moore
Ary Louise Huffman
Mac Bartlett
Gadbury
Donald Lancaster
Harles Griffin
Rex Huffman
Deanny
Leonard Perry
Tom Shaffer
Ck Powell
Charles Griffin
Jack Powell
Pretty Party Hosts Native Nelsonville Ladies
Mrs. William Bumgarner and other Nelsonville natives attended a masquerade held at 396 Clarendon avenue Columbus hosted by Mrs. Frank Primier with help from Mrs. Ray Cole and Mrs. Courtney. About fifty guests enjoyed autumn decor and lunch, marking a social club event by young married women.
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Nelsonville
William Bumgarner
Awk
William James Ughter
Dorothy
Nels
J. A. Karp
Pleasant City
Frank Primier
Ray Cole
Viovd Courtney
Clarendon Avenue
Columbus
Dinner guests join Mr and Mrs Raine in Cambridge listing
Mr and Mrs Perce Raine entertain at dinner Thursday with guests including Mrs Grace McMasters of Chicago Mrs John Hughes of Cambridge Ohio Mrs B G Davidson Mrs Harrold Luethi and daughter Susanna of Columbus Miss Jennie Raine Mr and Mrs Raymond Raine and child Mr and Mrs Howard Zaine and Tom Raine present.
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Perce Raine
Grace’ McMasers
Chicago
John Hughes
Cambridge
Ohio
G. Davidson
Harrold Luethi
Susanna
Columnus
Jennie Raine
Raymond Raine
Howard Zaine
Tom Raine
Newton Restaurant Moves to Fayette Street
C H Newton moved his restaurant from the Dew House to the KS building on Fayette Street. The first meals in the new location were served yesterday.
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Ewton Restaurant
C. H. Newton
Dew House
Halloween Party Dazzles Fayette Street Guests
Miss Enid Fitzer hosts a Halloween party at Mr and Mrs Carl Stratton on Fayette street. Lanterns, orange and black decor, witches and goblins set a festive hall and living room. A luncheon follows a long skating of dancing with cider apples and homemade candies. Attendees include numerous Misses Ruth Eberley Elizabeth Smith Athylla McMaxaray Ruth Chapman Alberta McDaniel Audrey Alles Thelma McTiffen Louise Kennard Marguerite Nelson Naomi McManaway and many others. The host and guests enjoy a lively evening ending around midnight.
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Enid Fitzer
Carl Stratton
Fayette Street
Stratton
Fitzer
Alberta McDaniel
Helen McCarty
Louiseohnson
Ruth Eberley
Josephine Porter
Izabeth Smith
Athylla McMaxaray
Ruth Chapman
Alberta Mcehaniel
Audrey Alles
Thelma Mctiffen
Louise Johnson
Helen Mearthy
Ruth Evans
Vivian Rusce
Louise Kennard
Marguerite Nelson
Naomi McManaway
Arl Stratton
Alva Johnson
Grass fire at Mulligan residence on Myers Street
Fire department responded Monday to a grass blaze at the Mulligan residence on Myers Street. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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Mulligan
Myerstreet
Ard
Hilodorian Lodge Elects Officers
Philo dorian Lodge No. 157 F. A. M. held a regular meeting Monday night electing officers for the coming year. The session focused on lodge duties and upcoming ceremonial duties for members.
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Hilodorian Lodge
Philoorian Lodge No. 157
Lions Report Members Elected and Family Returns Home
Officers were elected including Meere Harley Mitchell and Mary H. Jackson as treasurer Ralph W Parks as secretary and Raymond Raine as Tyler. Mrs Gates Trout and their two children have returned to Marietta after visiting Ed and Mrs Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEERE
Colo Harley Mitchell
Beenstere
Charles Vorhes
Wessaves
Marry H. Jackson
Ralph W. Parks
C. G. Pritchard
Cueses
H. H. Ner J.D
Raymond Raine Tyler
J. O. Steenrod Lions Cos
Cuebuesa Cee H. H
Gates Trout
Marietta
Ed Crouse
Methodist church food, meeting and program tonight
The First Methodist Episcopal church invites members to a 7 PM quarterly conference and board meeting led by the new district superintendent. An 8:30 PM program with no admission or collection follows, plus a cafeteria supper from 4:30 PM to midnight by the Ladies' Aid. The program features readings, singing, solos, choruses, and incidental music.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters to be entertained
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will be entertained by Mrs. Carl Coakly on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pythian Sisters
Carl Coakly
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set For Thursday Evening
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 6 15 PM with the Y. A good dinner will be served. Several business items make this meeting very important.
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Chamber of Commerce
YMCA Open House Tonight With Election Returns
The Y M C A will hold an open house this evening and receive election returns. Three loud speakers will project in different rooms using Clarence Scotts radio system. The Y M C A girls serve a Dinty Moore dinner and other cats will be on hand as the entire city is invited.
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Clarence Scott
Y. M. C. A. Birls
Dinty Moore
YMCA Carry-on Campaign Set to Open Next Tuesday
The Y M C A Carry-on campaign will begin next Tuesday with the state Y M C A secretary attending the opening dinner on Monday evening.
Pheasants Released Near Glouster Refuge
Will Wolf of the Glouster Sportsmen club received 25 pheasants from a state hatchery. The birds were released on the game refuge north of Glouster by Game Protector B. T. LeFever. County Auditor Fred Cornwell, resident of Athens, came early to vote, noting his Glouster ties from past elections.
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Will Wolf
Glouster Sportsmen Club
B. T. LeFever
Fred Cornwell
Athens
Fred
Glouster
Election Day Halts Coal Mines Across Union Fields
The United Mine Workers of America observes election day as a legal holiday causing coal mines in all union fields to suspend operations today.
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United Mine Workers of America
Voters Misled by Time Change as Polls Open 5:30
Early voters went to polls at 5:30 expecting opening then. The hours were shifted to 6:30 by the new local time, and all voting places will remain open until 6:30 under the current time.
Will Wolfe Visits Drakes With Relatives This Morning
Will Wolfe spent the morning at Drakes visiting relatives and staying for the day. The event centered on family gathering and reunion activities.
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Will Wolfe
Drakes
Gloucester Visit By Mrs Fitch And Mrs Bragg
Mrs Orton Fitch and Mrs Clarence Bragg of Corning were Gloucester visitors Monday.
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Orton Fitch
Clarence Bragg of
Corning
Mrs Wallace and Fern Visit Columbus Relatives
Mrs. C. F. Wallace and her daughter Miss Fern traveled to Columbus on Tuesday to stay with relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wallace
Miss Fern
Columbus
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. A. M. Bennett’s home on Spring Street Wednesday at 2 o’clock. All members are requested to be present.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
A. M. Bennett
Spring Street
City Plans Demonstration for New Fire Fighting Gear
Officials outline a public demonstration to showcase motorized fire fighting equipment arriving soon. The department expects delivery by week’s end and seeks just over $1,000 more to complete the purchase this week.
Radio Election Returns At McAfooes Shop Front Street
Radio election results will be received all night at T. D. McAfooes shop on Front Street. He promises to obtain whatever is in the air and Glouster will see results as soon as they are flashed on city screens.
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T. D. McAfooes
Front Street
Glouster
Rhode Island Has More Telephones Than China
The compact northeastern state of Rhode Island boasts a telephone count surpassing that of the vast Republic of China, highlighting its dense communications network and modern infrastructure.
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Rhode Island
Union
Republic of China
Local Child Undergoes Tonsil and Adenoid Removal
Chauncey Walveryne six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Riley Sampson of Nelsonville underwent a tonsil and adenoids removal at the office of Dr Warren V Sprague in Chauncey. The operation was performed by Dr Sprague assisted by Dr Lindley V Sprague of Chauncey.
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Walveryne
Riley Sampson
Nelsonville
Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey
Sprague
Lindley Vv. Sprague
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Burchfield Savace
Mrs Mary Burchfield Savace died suddenly Monday at her home near Chauncey. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1 pm from Sugar Creek church with Rev W W Harter of Chauncey officiating. Burial will be in Augustine cemetery at Sugar Creek.
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Mary Burchfield Savace
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Augustine
W. W. Harter
Doctors Sprague and Hoodlet Attend County Medical Meet
Dr. Warren V. Sprague Dr. Lindley V. Sprague and Dr. J J Hoodle of Chauncey will go to Athens this evening to attend the monthly meeting of the county medical association hosted by Dr. Berry at the Athens State Hospital.
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Warren V. Sprague
Lindley V. Sprague
J. J. Hoodlet al
Chauncey
Athens
The
County Medical Association
Berry
Athens State Hospital
Dinner Honors Edward Winner of Columbus by Cruikshank Couple
Mr and Mrs Luther Cruikshank hosted a Monday dinner honoring Edward Winner of Columbus a cousin of Mrs Cruikshank. Winner spent the weekend in Trimble visiting his aged mother Mrs Nancy Winter.
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Luther Cruikshank
Edward Winner
Columbus
Cruikshank
Mr. Winner
Trimble
Nancy Winter
Mrs Walter Smith Recovering After Columbus Operation
Mrs Walter Smith of Nelsonville who recently underwent surgery in a Columbus hospital is reported recovering nicely. A former Chauncey resident she is well known to many local people.
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Walter Smith
Nelsonville
Columbus
Chauncey
Dinner Party at Mill Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. E Border hosted a Sunday dinner at their Mill Street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller and son Alva, Mrs. Clarence Spears and sons Jimmie and Clarence of Gloucester, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Coffman of Chauncey, and the hosts.
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E. Border
Mill Street
Calvin V. Miller
Alva
Clarence Spears
Jimmie
Clarence
Glouster
Elton Coffman
Chauncey
Sunday Guests Visit Burg Johnston Home on East Converse
Mr and Mrs Burg Johnston hosted a Sunday gathering at their East Converse street home joined by Hollis Bowen of Logan Ralph Barker and Harold Andrew Barker of Athens Harry Staider and son Hollis Rebecca Harvey Ethel Trainer and Ernestine Junod of Chauncey.
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Burg Johnston
Margaret
East Converse Street
Hollis Bowen
Logan
Ralph Barker
Harold Andrew
Athens
Harry Staider
Hollis
Rebecca Harvey
Ethel Trainer
Ernestine Junod
Chaunceyv
Have a Daughter Margaret Ellen Born to Alshire Family
Mr and Mrs Alshire announce the birth of a daughter Margaret Ellen this week at their home near Chauncey.
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Mrs. Alshire
Chauncey
Margaret Ellen
Afternoon visit ends as family returns home to Ashland
Mrs. Otto Russell and her son Otto Hixson along with Ralph left Chauncey after a two week stay with the farmers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hixson on Fills avenue. They head back to Ashland Kentucky.
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Otto Russell
Otto Hixson
Ralph
Chauncey
Robert Hixson
Fills Avenue
Ashland
Chauncey Area Families Share Weekend Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs Herbert Calentine plan to move to Chauncey from McDougal occupying the Robert Hixson property on Main Street. Luther Cruiskshank and family visited relatives in The Plains. Charles Syx hosted Francis Thimmes and Edith Ryan near Chauncey. Katherine Syx visited Athens with Jessie and Marie Weisenbach and others. Kathrine Schrappe of Chauncey visited Glouster with Marie Hatfield. Clinton Courtney and daughter Marjorie picnic in Morgan County then visited John Carter and family in Bishopville. Raymond Smith and baby of Dayton Grace Benson of Columbus and Arthur Baldwin with two children Ernest and Mary were guests of Ernest Wilkes in Chauncey. John Haning moved from Mill Street to Geo. Stransbaugh property on Ellis Street.
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Herbert Calentine
Chauncey
McDougal
Robert Hixson
Main Street
Luther Cruiskshank
Leslie
Thomas
Ruth
Plains
Cruiskshank
N. G. Cheadle
Charles Syx
Francis Thimmes
Lancaster
Edith Ryan
Beaumont
Katherine Syx
Athens
Jessie
Marie Weisenbach
Weisenbush
Frank Henderson
Kathrine Schrappe
Glouster
Marie Hatfield
Clinton Courtney
Marjorie
Morgan County
John Carter
Bishopville
Raymond Smith
Dayton
Grace Benson
Columbus
Arthur Baldwin
Ernest
Mary
Nelsonville
Ernest Wilkes
May Avenue
John Haning
Mill Street
Geo. Stransbaugh
Ellis Avenue
Ogden Family Visits Chauncey Friends in Ohio
Mr and Mrs J R Ogden of Dyesville Ohio spent Sunday in Chauncey visiting Mr and Mrs Nobert Hixson and daughter Mrs Otto Russell on Ellis Avenue Odgen is sister to Mr Hixson
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J. R. Ogden
Dyesville
Ohio
Chauncey
Nobert Hixson
Otto Russell
Ellis Avenue
Odgen
Mr. Hixson
Great Britain's Labor-Socialist cabinet nears end in London
London, Nov 4. Britain's first Labor-Socialist cabinet held its last meeting this afternoon and was reported to resign tonight or tomorrow. King George is expected to summon Stanley Baldwin within 48 hours to form a new Tory government. Rumors of inviting Viscountess Astor or the Duchess of Atholl to posts are considered unlikely. The MacDonald cabinet examined witnesses about the Zinoviev letter but found little valuable evidence.
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London
Great Britain
King George
Stanley Baldwin
Viscountess Astor
Duchess of Atholl
Ramsay MacDonald
Athens Man Is Named by Board Trustee Appointment
Peter Walsh of Athens was appointed trustee of the children's home to succeed F. M. MacPherson by the county commissioners at their regular meeting. He has not indicated whether he will accept. Banks including The First National Bank Glouster Glouster State Bank Security Savings Bank Athens Peoples Bank Co Nelsonville Bank of Athens and First National Bank Amesville have furnished the required county depository bonds and a bond is expected soon from Coolville National Bank.
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Peter Walsh
Athens
F. M. MacPherson
First National Bank
Glouster
Glouster State Bank
Security Savings Bank
Peoples Bank Co
Nelsonville
Bank of Athens
Amesville
Coolville National Bank
Legion to Decide on Athens Post Building Purchase
A final decision on buying a building for the Athens post of the American Legion is planned at the regular meeting in the armory Wednesday at 7 o'clock. Legionnaires and ex-service men are urged to attend and express views on the properties offered. The article note then shifts to etymology, stating the orange’s original name was naran, sourced from Persia via southeastern China.
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Athens
The
American Legion
Armory
Legion
Persia
China
Chicago Polls Open Amid Large anticipated Vote
In Chicago during the early morning hours two notable incidents occurred as residents headed to the polls for a major election. One man was shot and one polling place was burned, signaling tense start to voting day.
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Chicago
Leprosy Estimate Reports 500 to 1000 Cases in U S
The Public Health Service estimates 500 to 1,000 lepers are living in communities nationwide. Most carriers show no symptoms unless the disease is advanced and diagnosis often occurs only when seeking treatment for other illnesses. Some individuals have lived with leprosy for years before detection, with few people besides doctors ever seeing a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Do Lovers Quarrels Start In Kitchen Claim
A prominent English surgeon argues that lovers quarrels begin in the kitchen and advises maintaining digestive health to prevent conflicts. The ad promotes Jaques Capsules as a quick cure for stomach upset and gas, claiming easy, pleasant use and a money back guarantee.
Polling place shooting injures Antone Rudzinski
A man named Antone Rudzinski was shot as he was leaving a crowded polling place. He is reported in serious condition. The motive and details remain under investigation. authorities say the fire that caused damage may have been from an overheated furnace.
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Tomobile
Antone Rudzinski
Voting Heavy in Athens Tuesday Morning
Voters in Athens complained of a strong turnout by noon with 1074 counted in seventeen precincts. Precinct one ward one led with 102 votes while officials predicted a noon rush mainly after four pm, plus a large absentee vote across most precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Leity
Carter's Little Liver Pills Restore M. Cook’s Health
Brooklyn man M. Cook describes persistent dizziness and fatigue blamed on sluggish liver and faulty intestinal elimination. After a short course of Carter's Little Liver Pills his appetite returns and energy improves. pills priced 23 cents a package and recommended by druggists for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cook
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carter
Presbytery holds series of education meetings across towns
The Presbyterian Board of Christian Education directs meetings starting Sunday in Nelsonville New Plymouth Loran and Union Furnace with speakers Doctor Verburge Columbus Doctor Owens Chicago and others. Activities include services at Hebbardsville Athens Guyaville Carthage and New England with ministers professors and Mrs Fanny Eccles presenting church education work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Nelsonville
New Plymouth
Loran
Union Furnace
Doctor Verburge
Columbus
Doctor Owens
Chicago
Doctor Verburg
Hebbardsville
Atkinson
Alma Moore Thompkins
Fanny Eccles
Women’s Board
Athens
Gamertsfelder
Ohio University
Ludwig
Miss Carter
University
New England
Wilcox
Guyaville
Carthage
Douglass
Athens Presbytery
Eccles
Mrs Warren G. Harding Improves Quietly at White Oaks
From White Oaks this morning word said Mrs Warren G. Harding passed a restful night and her condition, though brave, showed some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Warren G. Harding
White Oaks
Government insurance for Swiss schoolchildren established
Swiss authorities have established a government insurance program covering school children. The move aims to provide health coverage and access to medical services for all minors, with funding drawn from public resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Child Strength
A speaker urges replacing aged Cod Liver Oil with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a kinder, easier remedy for sick children. The note promotes McCoy's tablets sold at Cline Pharmacy Co and McKee Drug Co, 60 tablets for 60 cents, claiming they help kids grow strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Alice
McCoy
Cline Pharmacy Co
Mckee Drug Co
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