Roosevelt Wins Eight of Nine Nelsonville Precincts
Nelsonville voters propel President Roosevelt to leads in eight of nine city precincts with a 3,000 plus turnout setting a new record. Bricker and Davey split gubernatorial results. Pritchard tops local totals with 2132 votes while Bayless and Stratton also post strong showings.
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Ohio Inland Lakes to Expand by Muskingum Dams
Ohio will gain 26 square miles of inland lakes when 14 Muskingum River dams are finished in 1938 creating 11 lakes with permanent flood water covering 120 square miles. Senecaville hosts the largest lake at 3550 acres. Dover Dam hosts the smallest at 350 acres. The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District, created in 1933, governs 11 recreation-centered lakes with public use under safeguards. Board members include W. O. Littick, T. J. Haley, Newton Mansfield. Bryce C. Browning is secretary-treasurer and Co. C. Chambers is chief engineer.
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Future Homemakers Meet at Nelsonville High School
The Future Homemakers Association of Nelsonville High School met Monday evening at the high school. Officers were installed by retiring officers. New members listed include Eloise Badger Esther Barron Ruth Bayliss Louise Burchfield June Carter Jeanette Davis Evelyn Jo Fiske Majorie Kelly Birdie Pierce and Audrey Albaugh. Refreshments were served to the group.
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Nelsonville High School
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Louise Burchfield
June Carter
Jeanette Davis
Evelyn Jo Fiske
Majorie Kelly
Birdie Pierce
Audrey Albaugh
Personal Notices and oddities from Springfield to Tokyo
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hellyer hosting in Springfield and the Woods returning from a New York Baltimore visit. Stanley Norris recovers after a threatened operation in Columbus with family by his side. Charles McMahon reports a bolt spared one horse during a lightning event near Bancroft while three died. Tokyo police see an application to build Japan’s largest geisha house ahead of the 1940 Olympics.
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Springfield
Harry Davis
John V. Wood
New York
Baltimore
Bolt
Bancroft
Kan
U.P
Charles McMahon
Tokyo
Japan
South Family Picnic At Athens Home
The Souths hosted a family gathering at their Athens Route 3 home on Sunday. Relatives from Athens Mansfield Shawnee and nearby areas arrived with baskets for a noon picnic. Participants included the Tuckers Cornell Kelley Tucker and South families and friends among others.
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Athens
Route 3
Charles Tucker
Helen
Mansfield
Ben Cornell
Frank
Mary
Gladys
Shawnee
J. L. C. Kelley
Hazel
Sorority Buffet Halloween Party Held by Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Xi Delta entertained actives and pledges at a Halloween buffet supper in the chapter house. A paper pumpkin and yellow candles decorated the serving table, with candies adding to the festive scheme. After supper the group sang sorority and popular songs before the 7 p.m. meeting. House-mother Mrs. Mary J. Hitchcock and house manager Miss Phyllis Breidenbaugh directed the plans.
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Spook Party Hosted by Miss Cabeen at 406 Richland Ave
Miss Mary Kathryn Cabeen entertained guests at a Saturday night spook party at her home 406 Richland Ave. attendees dressed as ghosts and were led through Dark Hall haunted by specters. water refreshments were provided by the hostess.
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Mary Kathryn Cabeen
Richland Ave
Spook Street
Pauline Potts
Doris Coon
Helen Moore
Ralph West
Thelma Moore
Mamie Lou West
Howard Davidson
Olive West
Delores Scott
Bernadine West
Melva Fields
Maxine Brewer
Rosalind Weise
Margaret Mann
Annalie Hotsington
Floyd Householder, Jr
Edward Hoisington
Mary Knight
Donald Holsington
Gilbert Knight
Hazel Pullins
Mae Jean Dailey
Martha and
Ruth Cabeen
Eagles Enjoy Party and Lunch In Nelsonville Meeting
Seventy five F. D. E. members met at Eagle Hall for a dutch lunch while receiving election returns. Fifteen applications for membership were filed. Dewey the Eagle Goat is in Edson Dean’s care who must secure a new member before relinquishing the goat. A bingo party with floor show by Betty Koenig of New Lexington is planned for Nov. 6. Refreshments to be served.
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Betty Koenig
New Lexington
Albany Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings and Events
Albany social notes recount visits and dinners among residents and guests from Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. A Halloween birthday party for C. H. Jewell’s daughter, school honor rolls, fall festival plans, and community speeches mark the week. many names and addresses reflect local life.
Missionary Tea Set By Nelsonville Church Group
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will hold its annual Missionary Tea at the home of Mrs. H. J. Long on Thursday evening at 7 30.
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Missionary Society of the Christian Church
H. J. Long
Aged Mother of Nelsonville Woman Dies in Bus Collision
Mrs. Margaret V. Linscott 75 died at Mt. Carmel Hospital after being struck by a trolley bus at Avondale and Sullivant Aves Columbus. She lived at 94 12 Avondale Ave. and was formerly a Nelsonville resident. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of her son Dean Linscott. Survivors include four children: Mrs. Royal Oxley, Mrs. Lloyd Harvey, Jack, and Dean.
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Avondale Avenue
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Chestnut St
Birch undergoes operation in Nelsonville transfer
Andrew Birch had his field removed Monday and was taken to Cherrington Hospital Logan where Tuesday he submitted to an operation.
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Andrew Birchfield
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Logan
Adl erika Relief Described In Stomach Gas Ad
An ad claims Adlerika relieves severe stomach gas affecting eating and sleep and says the first dose gives relief. It states Adlerika acts on stomach and bowels and is available at leading druggists with a testimonial from Mrs. Jas. Filler.
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