Radio fan's study journey ends in Nelsonville death
A radio fan from near Columbus was brought to Nelsonville last night to the home of his uncle George Nye on W Washington street. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Will Ray. Funeral services will be held at the Nye residence Thursday with burial at Smith's Chapel. He leaves his parents and one sister.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
George Nye
Washington Street
Will Ray
Taylor Station
Nye
Smith's Chapel
Donald Ray's body arrives in Nelsonville
The body of 17 year old Donald Ray arrives after electrocution at Taylor Station. Nelsonville community officials and family members announce details as investigators review the accident scene and safety practices. Members of the Nelsonville Radio League discuss local interference and reception improvements at a YMCA meeting ahead of the November 9 gathering.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Radio League
Mars
Bell
Donald Ray
Taylor Station
Local High School Ends Season With Away Trip and Fundraiser
The team plans three more victories to cap the season, with Armistice Day games against Athens Big Red and a Thanksgiving finale at Logan. Portsmouth leads the league, Nelsonville sits tied for second. Community events include a Riverside bazaar prep night hosted by Mrs Runion and a Chauncey class gathering hosted by Mrs Clarence Butt.
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Portsmouth
Harris
Athens
Big Red
Logan
Nelsonville
Butt
Clarence Butt
Chauncey
West P T A Meeting Set at West Building
Nelsonville date Nov 4 the West Parent Teachers association will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o clock in the West building. An interesting program has been arranged for the session according to officials.
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Nelsonville
West Parent-Teachers’ Association
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits and Moves
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bay and son Dallas return to Nelsonville from Akron after a year away. Mrs. Harry Sisson and son Donald of Columbus visit friends this week. Clarence Jack moves from Scott Street to an apartment on Washington Street. Clarence Sowers and son visit A. A. Gibson in WELLSTON. Z A Courtney Blanche Verity and Mrs. J N Collins visit brother Henry Verity for his birthday. Estle Ward and daughter Mrs Alfred Ward with Mrs Tom Henry and Mrs Clarence Sowers travel to Lancaster on Tuesday.
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Elmer Bay
Dallas
Nelsonville
Akron
Harry Sisson
Donald
Columbus
Clarence Jack
Scott Street
Johnson Building
W. Washington Street
Clarence Sowers
A. A. Gibson
Wellston
Z. A. Courtney
Impersonator to Present Second Lyceum Night
J. W. Zeller, impersonator, will present the second number of the high school lyceum course at the highs school auditorium. The course this year is sponsored by the student council.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Zeller
Cleve Hallett Fined for Intoxication in Nelsonville
Cleve Hallett was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Mayor L. J. Eberle after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was committed to county jail pending payment of the fine.
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Nelsonville
Cleve Hallett
L. J. Eberle
Portsmouth to Be Here Friday Football Visit
The Scarlet and Gray team prepares for a Friday appearance in Portsmouth. Officials and fans anticipate a spirited event as the visiting squad conducts drills and meets local supporters.
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Portsmouth
Sewing Party Held by Rainbow Class at Church
The Rainbow class of the Christian church organized a sewing party. Members gathered for crafts and fellowship to produce items for charitable distribution and church needs.
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Rainbow Class
The
Christian Church
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BB. LeFover
Go Pritchard
Lélever
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Cook
iScarlet and Gray
the McCreary Studio
Kodak
Ron
Barron’s Bakery
Auto Tire & Gas CO
Chestnut & Harper Sts
Nelsonville Furniture Co
Sperry &. Wornstaff
Stevens
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Boston
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