Nelsonville appoints Patrolman James Cope as chief
Nelsonville named Patrolman James Cope permanent chief of the city police, effective Nov 1 after civil service review. Burley Blair becomes patrolman and had served as acting chief since Sept 1, with promotion exams and new state civil service rules shaping the shift.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
James Cope
Nelsonville
C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville City
C. G. Dew
Burley Blair
George Bateman
Athens County
Cope
Bateman
Bayless
Friends of Bateman
Officer Cope
J. W. Hickman
Blair
Dew
Civil Service Board
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Arthur Kennedy
Blair Becomes Patrolman Amid Canal Highway Consultation
Blair has been promoted to patrolman and will serve with Officer Thompson. City Council learned of the shift only by Monday November 4 during a regular session when it asked about traffic on the new canal highway and Blair was brought in for consultation.
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Blair
Thompson
Canal Highway
Buchtel Plans Fall Festival Queen King Contests
Buchtel school notes detail a fall festival at the high school on Friday night November 15. King and queen prizes include a gold locket for the queen and a pen knife for the king. Contestants for queen and princess are listed along with candidates for king and prince. The same prizes apply to the grade prince and princess. An honor roll is announced for the first six weeks, listing top students in each grade from 1st through 12th with names.
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Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Alice Thesapeen
Opal Altman
Juanita Tolliver
Rosella Turner
Alice Graham
Jody Leake
Sally Whitmore
Rosella Snowden
Shirley Ann Duncan
Glen Hillyer
Julianne Krotche
Billy Davenport
Jack Russell
Charlotte Thomas
Shirley Locke
Mina Collins
Patricia Roby
Carrie Graham
Martha Lee Tolliver
Thomas Sheskey
Max Collins
Mary Novak
Malachy Sullivan
Mary Lou Murphy
Ora
Pauline Pierce
Richard Russell
Billy White
Earl Graham
Nancy Whitmore
Zella Pierce
Betty MacQuaid
Jimmy Tolliver
Mary
Ellen McKee
Kathryn Milligan
Stanley Lowe
Betty Sheskey
Virginia McCollester
Raymond Calvert
June Ervin
Vivian Murphy
Donald May
Frances Levering
Alice Thompson
Bette Lou Tignor
Belford Hammond
Roses in Bloom Reported in Nelsonville Neighborhood
Nelsonville residents report ongoing rose blooms. James Wood bought three roses from his garden on Walnut Street yesterday and notes one white variety has bloomed three times this season. Mrs. Garnet Bennett and Mrs. Baird on Myers Street also have roses still in bloom.
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Nelsonville
James Wood
Walnut St
Garnet Bennett
Baird
Myers St
Will Benefit Tonight in Nelsonville at LOOF Hall
The Nelsonville-D. of A. will sponsor its regular weekly benefit parity tonight at 8 o clock in the LO.O.F. Hall. Proceeds support local community needs.
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Nelsonville
D. of A.'s
Lo.o.f. Hall
Evangelistic Meeting to Begin Sunday at Church of Christ
Evangelistic meeting at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville starts Sunday and will run several weeks. The minister Charlie A Freer will preach with a song service each night. Sunday's sermons include The Message and Messengers of Redemption and The Fact of God.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Charlie A. Freer
School of Religious Education
All Day Meeting Planned at Church Nelsonville
Priesthood Institute and Women s Department meetings set for seven p m Saturday at the Reorganized Church. Sunday Church School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 by Elder C W Clark of Columbus. Miss Marriott Overly and Elder R M Grey to attend. Basket dinner at noon then 2 p m preaching. Daughters of America sponsor weekly benefit party Friday at 8 p m in I C C F Hall.
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Nelsonville—Priesthood Institute
Women’s Department
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
C. W. Clark
Columbus
Nelsonville
The
Daughters of America
1.C.C.F. Hall
Pearl Metcalf Rites Held At Mt Liberty Church
Funeral services for Pearl Metcalf of Columbus were held at Mt Liberty Church with interment in the local cemetery. Relatives report the death of Phillip Mason of Pickerington from pneumonia, once Miss Jane McAfee of the area.
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Robert Kee
Dana Gill
Garnet
Sara Goddard
Warren Hanson
Sharpsburg
Pearl McAfee
Dayton Mindling
Carrie Dunbar
Doanville To Dedicate New Center
Doanville prepares a rededication of its Community Center during a 9 30 Sunday School session. Glen Haines directs the Presbyterian choir and Dorothy Covert leads the Sunday School choir in song. Irene McDowell will speak at seven with Memories as the topic. Alice Thompson will sing a solo.
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Doanville
Presbyterian Sunday School Orchestra
Glen Haines
Dorothy Covert
Irene McDowell
Miss McDowell
The
Valley
Alice Thompson
Nelsonville High set to host Draft Dance and High School Hop
Nelsonville announces a Draft Dance in the high school gym on Saturday November 9 with capsule drawings for dances and funds for the Junior Senior Prom. The annual fall carnival the High School Hop follows Friday November 29 with tickets at the door and extensive faculty and committee setup. Paul Wolfe, injured in an Columbus auto crash two weeks ago, is back home in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Mary Virginia Thomas
Mary Kathryn Shields
Cochairmen
Frances Reeves
Mary Jane Walker
Ruth Galvin
Dana _ Barber
Mary Jane Howe
Bernard Carter
Harry Westfall
Max Linton
Percy Oakley
J. K. Kinneer
George Abraham
Kathleen Boyd
Edison Club
Carl Campbell
White Elephant
Pauline Fierce
F.H.A
Harold Figley
Helen Jackson
Harold LeFavor
Lucille Long
Maynard McDaniel
Blanche Moorehead
Grace
Mildred Roberts
Cornelia Scott
Mary Sharpskit
Helen Shaw
Lillian Stover
Earl Washburn
Roger Wolfe
Paul Wolfe
Columbus
Crawford Named Worshipful Master Of Philadorian Lodge
Nelsonville Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F. and A. M. elects Crawford as worshipful master at annual officers’ election in the Masonic Temple. New officers include Raine senior warden Elliott junior warden Harding treasurer Washburn secretary Hardy senior deacon Higgins junior deacon Farrow tyler Morris trustee for three years. Installation set for Monday evening November 18.
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Nelsonville
Converse Crawford
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Raymond Raine
James D. Elliott
H. H. Harding
C. E. Washburn
Joe L. Hardy
Thomas O. Higgins
Clarence Farrow
Tyler
P. C. Morris
Nelsonville Missionary Tea Sustains Active Society
The Women’s Christian Missionary Society held its annual missionary tea at Mrs. Effie Lamborn’s home on Thursday Nov 7. Mrs. Rose Weigand led the business session and scripture reading, with prayer by Miss Hyla Harrold. Verna Lane reported on Beverly conven tion, Lou Allen led the program with musical numbers by Jean Allen and Charles Selby, and Verna Lane reviewed a book. Ten to 30 members and 14 guests attended, with several named hostesses and guests listed.
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Nelsonville
Women's Christian Missionary Society
Effie Lamborn
Rose Weigand
Weigand
Hyla Harrold
Verna Lane
Beverly
Verna Hand
Lou Allen
Jean Allen
Charles Selby
Moczkowski
James Selby
Adda James
Blanche Juniper
de Wees
Selby
Charles and
James
Mary Bircher
Will Powell
Gettle
Hannah Parry
Shaner
Cable
Clarence Tignor
Georgia Foughty
Frances Steenrod
Adaline Ray
Dr Hill at White Sulphur Springs meeting surgeons
Dr. N. Hill is in White Sulphur Springs Virginia attending a convention of C and O Railroad surgeons and expects to return Sunday.
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N. Hill
White Sulphur Springs
Entertains Class Mrs Bartlett Hosts Friday Bridge Club
Mrs William Mills was the sole substitute last evening as Mrs C H Bartlett hosted the Friday bridge club. Mrs Bartlett, Mrs Lawson and Mrs Mechem achieved high scores.
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William Mills
C. H. Bartlett
Bartlett
Lawson
Mechem
Mechems Beat Sohio In Tight City Bowling Match
Mechems defeated Sohio Service two games to one at Wolf Bowling Center to tie for fourth in the City Bowling League. Dr. Gardner posted a record 256 in singles and 618 in triples while margins remained within 21 pins. Wilson Brothers face Straitsville Friday at eight.
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Nelsonville
City
Wolf Bowling Center
Mechems
Sohio Service
Dr. Gardner
Wilson Brothers
Straitsville
Marriage Meddlers Enday Night Rescue Shift
Edith Fairfax confesses a blackmail plot tied to Dicky and Madge Graham. Babs is revealed as innocent, and Dicky races to rescue her despite Madge's jealousy. A planned guard and strategic attack on Leslie’s gang unfolds as Edith seeks atonement.
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Dicky
Babs
Leslie
Edith Fairfax
Graham Sag Harbor
Madge Graham
Madge
Picky
Edith
A Sequel to Married Comrades Ends Phase with Hidden Attack
Characters Mary Lillian and narrator hide as Avis Arlen roams the house seeking Noel and facing danger. The staged escape and looming confrontation set up a climax where a muffled scream and a brutal blow conclude this phase of Adele Garrison’s tale.
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Adele Garrison
Lillian
Avis Arlen
Avis
Madge
Mary
Leslie
Jack Leslie
Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Nelsonville District Conference
One hundred fifty delegates attended the American Legion Auxiliary district fall conference in Nelsonville. The event opened at the Elks Home with remarks by Mrs. Wilbur Hutchins and a prayer by Rev. John Lloyd Evans. Reports from district president Mrs. A A Conrad and others highlighted activities, with a luncheon for 175 at the Methodist Church and a post tea followed by program segments on junior activities child welfare rehabilitation and membership.
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Nelsonville
American Legion Auxiliary
Elks Home
Wilbur Hutchins
Glenford Dugan
John Lloyd Evans
A. A. Conrad
C. S. Mechem
G. F. Wrightsel
Lancaster
R. P. Williams
Oak Hill
Conrad
Verna Sayre
Glouster
America
Lee Moore
Methodist Church
Drew Webster Post
Pomeroy
Everett Dunlap
Clyde Haskins
Walter Baird
Roscoe Shipley
Fairfield Chorus
Harry Marsh
Columbus
Department Americanism
United States
A. C. van Devort
Ohio
Irma Powers
Xenia
A. M. Davidson
LeFavor
Dorothy Schmitter
Charles Long
Frederick Swing
J. Ernest Giffin
Mayor Fines Two For Coal Theft In City Larceny Case
Nelsonville charged duo Charles Halt and Tom Burley pleaded guilty on arraignment before Mayor C G Dew. Affidavits by C O railroad detective L N Dreshel alleged they took coal from railroad yards and each paid a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Charles Halt
Tom Burley
L N. Dreshel
C. G. Dew
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