Dinner for Men Draws Wide Attention in Nelsonville
At the Nelsonville Methodist Church on Thursday November 14 the annual men's dinner will feature speaking and entertainment. Enthusiasm runs high citywide, and organizers expect attendance to exceed prior years with a long list of confirmed guests led by Jesse Bryan Joe Ledlie R IMllinger Frank Linton Gene Jowett Charles Scott Charles Nelson James Stevenson A B Davis Penry Mehen Fred Linscott Rev W A Sayre John L Mooney Lewis E Buell D b b Lowden O McLaughlin Charles Pensyle Kov Davis O B Brigmian Warren Kadger tn Eberle Walter Meehem Justus Fisher Frank Met linger John Herrold Glen D pomas.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Jesse Bryan
Joe Ledlie
R. Imllinger
Frank Linton
Gene Jowett
Charles Scott
Charles Nelson
James Stevenson
A. B. Davis
Penry “Mehen
Fred Linscott
Wa.sayre
John L. Mooney
Lewis E. Buell
D. B&b. Lowden
O. ' McLaughlin
Charles Pensyle
Kov Davis
O. B. Brigmian
Warren Kadger
Tn Eberle
Walter Meehem
Miss Florence Cook Hosts J H T T Club Meeting
Miss Florence Cook hosted the J H T T Club on Madison Street Monday. First honors in contests went to Mrs O B Daniel and Mrs William Barrows. Miss Blanche Moorehead joined the club. Guest Mrs W J Gray attended. Members present included several named ladies and Miriam Lee. A course luncheon followed a pleasant sewing evening.
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LH. TT
Florence Cook
Madison Street
J. HW. TT
O. B. Daniel
William Barrows
Blanche Moorehead
W. J. Gray
Inez Wilson
Q. B. Daniel
Donald Betts
Miriam Lee
Wilbur Martin
Geneva Geers
Leah Reynolds
Julia Burnelle
Benefit euchre party at St. Philip Neri Church
A benefit euchre event Tuesday evening at St. Philip Neri Church in Murray City drew residents from Nelsonville Athens and Sugar Grove. Miss Mary Collins Athens and Cries Dugan Murray City held sife honors and Mrs. John Hogan Murray City won the door prize as tables were occupied and refreshments served.
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St. Philips Neri Church
Murray City
Mary Collins
Athens
Cries Dugan
John Hogan
Nelsonville
Sugar Grove
Officers of Legion Installed Tuesday in Glenford Dugan Post
In Nelsonville on November 13 306 members attended the Glenford Dugan Post American Legion meeting where new officers were installed by G R Robinson. Names include Commander W L Cooley first vice A C Kentner second vice Henry Northup adjutant Fred Mulligan finance officer William Gray historian F R Jackson chaplain Lloyd Evans sergeant at arms Frank Lowry service officer J D Adamson trustees T H Wilson G H Hoch and executive committee J D Adamson Tom Wilson Gerald Nelson John Kelter. A membership drive and drum corps were announced.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
G. R. Robinson
Legion
W. L. Cooley
A. C. Kentner
Henry Northup
Fred
Mulligan
William Gray
F. R. Jackson
Lloyd Evans
Frank Lowry
J. D. Adamson
T. H. Wilson
G. H. Hoch
Tom Wilson
Gerald Nelson
John Kelter
Frank Harden
Logan
Eastern Star officers elected in Nelsonville chapter
Eu dora Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star named its new officers on Tuesday evening led by worthy matron Margaret Riley and worthy patron Dr. A. Pritchard. Associate matron Elizabeth Riley and associate patron C. L. Stout filled key roles along with treasurer Adda Mac Combs and conductress Anna Raine.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Margaret Riley
Lizabeth Riley
C.L. Stout
Adda MacCombs
Anna Raine
Gladys Baileys
Hattie Jackson
Potts Returns Home After Hip Injury
Potts comes home to Nelsonville from White Cross Hospital Columbus after eight weeks following an accident at National Fire Proofing Company Haydenville. His wife Mrs Potts joined him for the trip home Saturday.
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Nelsonville
BR. Potts
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
National Fire Proofing Company
Haydenville
Election of high priest at St Bernard Chapter RR A M
Nelsonville elects Harry Jackson as high priest of St Bernard Chapter No 156 RR A M at the annual meeting held in the Masonic Temple. Other officers named include R C Cook king Walter Lennox scribe Ervin Glouster CC of H C E Washburn P S Floyd Steenrod RA C Guy W Hawk G M Third V Earl Pough Glouster G M Second V Mimer Siddie G M First V Mose Evans guard James Sharp treasurer C G Pritchard secretary and trustees Harry Jackson H H Der C L Stout.
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Nelsonville
Harry Jackson
St. Bernard
Masonic Temple
R. Cc. Cook
Walter Lennox
Bred Ervin
Glouster
C. E. Washburn
Willing Workers Class Plans Meeting at Mrs Reed Home
The regular business meeting of the Willing Workers' Class of the Christian Sunday School is scheduled for Thursday evening November 14 at the home of Mrs John Reed on Sulton Street.
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The
Christian Sunday School
John Reed
Sulton Street
Krieg Family Visits Friends in Akron
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Krieg and their daughter Nancy Ann are visiting friends and relatives in Akron during a family trip to the area.
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Leland Krieg
Nancy Ann
Akron
Knights of Pythias to Meet in Murray City Friday
The Knights of Pythias of Hocking County will meet in Murray City on Friday November 22 at 7:30 PM. All knights are invited and light refreshments will be served.
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Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias of
Hocking County
Murray City
Mrs. Ines J Evans Handles Nelsonville Messenger Ads
Mrs Ines J Evans takes Messenger Classified ads for Nelsonville column. Readers are urged to phone her at 824-7 with ad submissions and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines J. Evans
Nelsonville
Sundberg Speaks at Rotary Club in Nelsonville
Dr. Carl Sunny Sundberg of Springfield spoke at the Nelsonville Rotary Club after a Merchants Night at the Farmers Institute. He was in town en route to Connett, and the inter-city meeting with Athens and Legan Clubs was postponed to December with a definite date to be announced.
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Farmers’ Institute
Nelsonville
Carl “Sunny” Sundberg
Springfield
Connett
Rotary Club
Merchants
Institute
Doctor Sundberg
Retail Merchants’ Association
Athens
Legan
Silver Tea at Methodist Church Parsonage Friday
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will host a silver tea at the church parsonage Friday from 2 to 4 pm. All ladies are invited.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
York Grange Meets Friday Election of Officers Held
York Grange No 2456 will meet Friday evening November 15 at 7 30 o'clock at Oak Grove School. Officers for the new year will be elected.
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York Grange No
Oak Grove School
Local residents make visits and departures this week
Mrs Hettie Stuart and Mrs O B Daniel depart for Columbus to start a new home. Mrs Oliver Jewett returns home to Columbus ending a visit with friends here. A G Mechem, a business visitor in Columbus, stops for several days. Mrs Walter Fiote and daughter Martha of Steubenville visit her parents Mr and Mrs Vern Vorhes. Mr Flote returns to Steubenville. Mrs C S Boggess of Louisville visits Mrs Lydia Johnson and family for several days. Mrs Joe Ball returns from Akron. Mr and Mrs Joe Mathewson and family and Mrs C A Hooper of Athens visit here Wednesday evening.
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Hettie Stuart
O. B. Daniel
Elsie Hodgeman
Columbus
Oliver Jewett
Walter Fiote
Martha
Steubenville
Vern Vorhes
Mr. Flote
Joe Ball
Akron
Joe Mathewson and Sons
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Wiley Howard
Webb Norris
Glouster
Carl Phillips
K. T. Fierce
Pearl Wallace
Millfield
Dow
Tune
Nelsonville
Florence McCune
Clara Penrod
Isaac Vaughn
Violet
Mar
Artie Kasler
John Zimmer
Tad
Glouster Schools Progress After Independence
Glouster's School District, five years after leaving county supervision, has built a new school and is constructing another. A junior high on the six six plan was formed and the district seeks North Central Association membership. Tests replace guesswork in pupil standings as work on the new high school advances. The entrance plate reads Glouster High School 1929. completion is expected after the new year.
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Glouster
Gilouster
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Glouster High School
Bedford Stone
Street Work To Be Started At Once In Glouster
The city council accepted Herb Armstrongs bid of 150 to grade and fill the east end of Spring Street and Broad Street from Spring to Fair Lawn Avenue. Work starts immediately with slag top coat planned for winter use. A new curve at Spring and Broad will ease two sharp corners and a stop, using heavy school-foundation stone to secure the base.
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Lawn Avenue
Armstrong
Funeral time for Mrs. Calvin Embrey set at 1 P M
Funeral services for Mrs. Calvin Embrey of Sayre will be held at Beech Grove Church Thursday at 1 PM, conducted by Rev. Homer W. Vian. She was sister to John and Jeff Hogue and had many local relatives.
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Calvin Embrey
Glouster
Sayre
Beech Grove
Homer WW. Vian
E Embrey
John
Jeff Hogue
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Chas Repplogle
Mr and Mrs Chas Repplogle announce the birth of a son on Monday November 11. Mrs Repplogle formerly Miss Helen Saxler. They are at the home of Mr and Mrs Maynard Sayers with Mrs Sayers a sister of Mrs Repplogle.
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Trimble Heights
Chas. Repplogle
Repplogle
Helen Sxasler
Maynard Sayers
Sayers
Lx. T. Pierce
Wayne E. Fierce
Sarah Stalder
Rockbridge
Elden Bolin
Vera I‘teree
Athens
Ira Ward
Grove City
Mrs Mabel Cary Visits Parents In Haydenville
Miss Mabel Cary a Haydenville schools teacher spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L G Cary enhancing the home appearance for guests.
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Mabel Cary
Haydenville
L. G. Cary
Officers elected for 1989 at Thea Chapter O E S
Thea Chapter O E S elected 1989 officers at a regular meeting in Glouster on Tuesday night. Worthy Matron Isabelle Bulloch Worthy Patron J A Pedicord Associate Matron Mary Gamwell Associate Patron R C Galloway Conductress Mary Dillon Associate Conductress Marie Eddy Trustee Mary Bryson. Other officers are appointive and to be announced later.
Evangelistic Meetings Led by Local and Jacksonville Clergy
A series of evangelistic meetings is underway at Trimble M. E. Church in Glouster. The services are led by Rev. Reitz of Jacksonville and Rev. Paul E. Kemper, pastor of the M. E. Church in Glouster.
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Glouster
Trimble
M. Ek
Reitz
Jacksonville
Paul E. Kemper
Local Visitors and Travels Reported Across Cities
Mrs I Roguees of Louisville and Mrs Lydia Johnson led a weekend guest list at Dr H James residence in McArthur. Edwin Holland of Columbus stopped by his parents Mr and Mrs Steve Holland, with several other relatives visiting in the city. W T Evans and Mrs J L Wilson traveled for family time in Detroit and Columbus respectively. Elizabeth Cooley sails to St Petersburg Florida for a weeks stay while D W Gibson visits Delaware relatives.
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I. Roguees
Louisville
Lydia Johnson
Kidwin Johnson
H. & James
McArthur
Edwin Holland
Columbus
Steve Holland
Robert Brookins
Lydia Johns
W. T. Evans
Detroit
J. L. Wilson
John A Goodwin
New Castle
Ind
John Lattz
William Mitchell
Harley Mitchell
George Dpd. Winters
Dundas
John Salts
Elizabeth Cooley
St. Petersburg
Florida
D. W. Gibson
Delaware
W. W Gibson
No More Rabbit Pie For These Prisoners
New Lexington reports the Ohio State Brick Plant at Junction City has banned rabbit pie from the menu after Deputy Warden Blosser and State Game Warden J A Paxton found rabbit traps baited with apple at the enclosure. Several prisoners confessed guilt and Paxton seeks guidance from Chief John W Thompson in Columbus for a strict inquiry.
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New Lexington
Ohio State
Junetion City
J. A. Paxton
Paxton
John W. Thompson
Division of Conservation
Columbus
H. C. Blosser
New York Fur Partner Released After Ransom Demands
Aaron Drenner, partner of a New York fur dealing firm, was freed in Tientsin after five days of captivity by kidnappers demanding 500000 dollars in ransom. The news dispatch notes the Nov 13 U.P. report from Tien Shin.
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Tien'tsin
Ching
U.P
Aaron Drenner
New York
United States and South America Relations Highlighted
Journalist Irwin told Ohio University audiences that the United States must choose a guiding role toward South American nations as both share growing interests. He noted friendship with Brazil, enmity with Ecuador, and stressed tolerance, self control, and evolving social norms as regional ties deepen.
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United States
Wit Irwin
Ace of American Journalists
Ohio University
Hay
America
Trewin
Lectourer
Trwin
Irwitt
Bitacit
Brazil
Argentina
Nol
Mayor Nears Eighteenth Year In Bremen Village
Nov 15 brief notes that Bremen Mayor J H Downhour begins his eighteenth year in office on January 1 after being elected to his ninth consecutive term.
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New Lexington
J. H. Downhour
Bremen
Glorify your eyes with Delica Brow at counters
An advertisement touts Delica Brow as quick acting and long lasting. It claims waterproof formula enhances brows and lashes for a sparkling mysterious look and is available in blue or brown at toilet counters.
Relations Adopted Shape Americas Role in World
The speaker stressed the importance of relations adopted between the L. and South America, stating that this region’s unity will shape the coming nations of the world. He highlighted continental cooperation as key to future global influence.
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South America
Bricker Named to McCulloch's Public Utilities Seat
Columbus attorney John W. Bricker was named to the Public Utilities Commission to fill the vacancy left by Roscoe McCulloch of Canton. The appointment, announced via United Press, places Bricker on the commission with a term through February 1, 1988.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Columbua
Public Utilities
Comamission
Roscoe
McCullochg
Canton
Or Myer
Y. Cooper
Earter
United Press
Bricker
Mel
SB Senate
Theodore Ney
Metlahoch
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Eudora Chapter
Eastern Star
Potts IS Home
Columbus Hospital
Sundberg
Missionary Tea
York Grange
C. S. Boggess
Louisville, Ky
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Thea
Isabelle Bulloch
Black Betty
Hickman’s Liver and Kidney Medicine
Mitt
Neil Hamilton
Warner Ol
Doris Hill
Chester Conklin
Garamount
Octavius Roy Cohen
Saturday Evening Post
Qouth America
Irwin
Heunder
Hoover
Willi
Eueador
Rwin
Ecuador
Buenos Aires
Flawera
Auto Tire & Gas CO. Cor
Chestnut and Carper Sts
CNO Richer Gift Shan
Glen D. Thomas
the Boot Shop
the McCreary Studio
McCulloch
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