Presbyterians Observe 125th Anniversary in Southeastern Ohio
The oldest church in the region marks its 125th year with an elaborate weekend program. Highlights include an historical paper by J. M. Foster, greetings from former members, and music by the Westminster Chorus and University Trio. A bond dinner precedes Sunday services led by Rev. A Y Wilcox and Rev. Reed J Downs.
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Hens Presbyterian Church
Southeastern
Ill
Ana
Clark E. Williams
Ohio University
J. M. Foster
Court of Claims
Ces
Westminster Chorus
Church Queryi
Phillip Peterson
University
W. Ingerham
J. Hellebrant
Mr. Wilwill
Castle Fire Causes Noton Disaster Report
Investigation attributes Morro Castle blaze to rapid spread after fire alarm failure and delayed SOS. Passengers and crew faced chaotic evacuation as steamer inspection lapses came under scrutiny. Police and maritime authorities assess responsibilities and safety measures.
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NOTON
Morro Castle
Stormont Celebrates Twenty Years Service in Navy World Tour
Floyd Stormont chief torpedoman marks two decades in the U S Navy in 1932. His career spans ships and ports from Norfolk to Mare Island to Panama, with duties on submarines and a collision near the Langley. He notes seeing ships depart San Francisco as a pivotal moment.
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Gallipolis
Floyd Stormont
Stormont
Pago Pago
Samoa
Saigon
French Indo-China
A. J. Stormont
Navy
Cincinnati
Young Stormont
Norfolk Navy Yard
Wheeling
Central
Jaiv
West Indies
Mexico
Australia
Robert Smith
Langley
San Diego
Mare Island
California
Smith
Nicaragua
Henderson
Manilla
Canopus
Panama
East Coast
New York City
Hampton Roads
U. S. Navy
Anal
Golden Gate
Social visits and event at Silver Ridge School
Clarence Nicholas and Edith Harper visited relatives in Athens and with the Harper family. Isaac Hoffman stayed with his mother in East Liverpool. Keene Barnhart Clarice Barnhart Amber Cozart visited in Sumner and East Shade. Betzing couple spent Sunday in Marietta. Louise Dale Cozart also visited. A pie social is planned at Silver Ridge School House on Friday evening November 9. Jacob Weber assisted Charles Betzing with cistern construction.
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Isaac Hoffman
East Liverpool
Emma Hoffman
Keen
Clarice Barnhart
East Shade
Amber Cozart
Sumner
Edna
Thelma Harper
C. F. Betzing
Marietta
Louise
Ruby Dale Cozart
Clarice
Merna Shafer
Silver Ridge
Jacob Weber
Charles Betzing
Sevenfold objectives guide Nelsonville public schools
Nelsonville City Schools outlines seven goals for students including a sound mind and body, happy democratic home life, reading and thinking skills, earning a good living, constructive use of free time, informed citizenship, and strong spiritual character, urging community cooperation.
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Nelsonville City Schools
Chocolate Is Dressy Touch For a Dessert
Dessert tips from Mary Ef. Dague suggest using chocolate to upgrade puddings. A peppermint chocolate bread pudding variation with tapioca and milk is detailed, including steps to heat, fold in egg whites, chill, and serve very cold for a refined finish.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Dinner Recipes
Readable menu item lists breakfast lunch and dinner options with a veal entree take on baked winter pears and a homemade chocolate sauce. Includes storage guidance for eight servings and scattered notes on fruit salads and side dishes.
Mattress factories to be moved to Nelsonville
Nelsonville will host the combined NELSONVILLE FERA units from Gallipolis and Athens. About 60 winter inside workers will be employed at the former YMCA building as equipment from other plants is relocated. J D Garrett noted the heating plant and county relief plans while M Spang announced the move at the Rotary Club meeting.
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Nelsonville
Fera Mattress
Gallipolis
Athens
Rotary Club
M Spang
County Relief Directo
Wallace Glenn and guests attend Gray bridge club night
Mrs William Gray entertained her bridge club in Nelsonville with Mrs Wallace Glenn Mrs Leonard Cooley Mrs George Barrows Miss Irma Wilson and Mrs Stanley Dew as guests. Dinner at the Dew House preceded bridge at the Gray home with Mrs Donald Shafer and Mrs Arthur Burgess taking high club scores and Mrs Cooley high among guests.
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Nelsonville
Wallace Glenn
Leonard Cooley
George Barrows
Irma Wilson
Stanley Dew
William Gray
Dew House
Gray
Donald Shafer
Arthur Burgess
Cooley
Circle of Ruth Meets at Presbyterian Church Social
The Circle of Ruth gathered in the church social room on Monday for a 6 p m chicken dinner hosted by Edith Stiers Arthur Burgess Elizabeth Edington Irene McDowell Ella Burnell. Twenty five members and three guests attended. Presentations covered The Ashville Farm School and Liam by Ethel Knight and Freda Smith. Roy Sayers gave the Year Book of Prayer and Lou Shafer led devotions. Dues will be collected at the December meeting.
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NELSONVAL_LE
Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Edith Stiers
Arthur Burgess
Elizabeth Edington
Irene McDowell
Ella Burnell
Ashville Farm School
Liam
Ethel Knight
Freda Smith
Roy Sayers
Lou Shafer
Mrs Stalter Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Night
Mrs R R Stalter was the sole guest as Mrs C E Bennett entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club. Three tables were in use with high scores earned by Mrs Walter Mechem Mrs Cecil Shafer and Mrs Harry Kelly.
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Stalder
Nelsonville
R. R Stalter
C. E. Bennett
Walter Mechem
Cecil Shafer
Harry Kelly
Chauncey Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Kathleen Ferguson of Charleston and other locals spent weekends visiting relatives in Chauncey and nearby towns. Families include the Fergusons, Bradfields, Willocks, Linscotts, and Gabriels. George Gabriel Sr. is reported seriously ill at his Lower Plains home.
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Chauncey
Kathleen Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
James L. Ferguson
Leslie Bradfield
Frieda Willock
Athens
Charles Bradfield
Leonard Koenig
Murray City
Edgar Burt
Athena
Thomas Oliver
James Gabriel
Lower Plains
Leslie Davies
Willoughby
Davies
Edward Anderson
James Ferguson
Fiora McHarg
George Gabriel Sr
Hollister PTA Carnival Honors Top Costume Winners
Anita Cooper Rees Davis James Took Mrs Henry Adams and Mia Ellen Hrosmahan won prizes for best ugliest and prettiest costumes. Music by Albert Richards Billy Yount Charles Robinson and Clifford Hook. Nearly 30 dollars was cleared.
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Glouster
Hollister P. T. A
Anita Cooper
Rees Davis
James Took
Henry Adams
Mia
Ellen Hrosmahan
Albert Richards
Billy Yount
Charles Robinson
Clifford Hook
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