Nelsonville Red Cross Roll Call Opens Thursday
Nelsonville and York Township will launch the annual Red Cross drive this Thursday with FE J Arnold as chairman and W W Warren directing publicity. District captains include Mrs Nelle Dowler Mrs C A Stover and Mrs J M Hyde as crews gather volunteers and plans. The publicity chairman cites about 14000 spent in the community over recent years and roughly 1000 paid in from here during folk drives.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
E. J. Arnold
York Township
FE. J. Arnold
W. W. Warren
Nelle Dowler
C. A. Stover
J. M. Hyde
Lennox Chosen Leader of Nelsonville Masons Next Year
Walter Lennox was elected high priest at the annual St. Bernard Chapter No. 1% R. A. M. officers election in the Masonic temple. Other officers elected include Floyd Steenrod king Guy W. Hawk scribe John G. Snowden captain of hosts H H Harding principal sojourner Elmer Siddie royal arch captain Malvern Wilson grand master third veil Roy Sayers grand master second veil R C Cook grand master first veil James Sharp treasurer C G Pritchard secretary Mose Evens guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Walter Lennox
St. Bernard
Masonic Temple
Floyd Steenrod
Guy W. Hawk
John G. Snowden
H. H. Harding
Elmer Siddie
Malvern Wilson
Roy Sayers
R. C. Cook
James Sharp
C. G. Pritchard
Mose Evens
Nelsonville Area Personal News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Robert Clark hosted Sunday guests Miss Mable Hayden Hubert Hayden and John Savage from Cleveland. L A Davis and sons Reese and Charles visited Mrs D H Davis in Sunbury. Mrs Jennie Sweeney and J H Sands returned to Akron after a week with sister Mrs R Potts. Mr and Mrs T J Davie and Mr and Mrs Don Davis of Athens were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Olson Goodard at Bartlett. Dr and Mrs Welch and Mrs Mable Barneout joined Mica Jo Barneout in Columbus for dinner. Mr and Mrs Jake Oblinger of Cleveland visited late in the week with Mr and Mrs Martin Oblinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
Mable Hayden
Hubert Hayden
John Savage
Cleveland
L. A. Davis
Reese
Charles
D. H. Davis
Sunbury
Jennie Sweeney
J. H. Sands
Akron
R. Potts
T. J. Davie
Don Davis
Athens
Olson Goodard
Bartlett
R. J. Davie
Goodard
B Welch
Mable Barneout
Mica Jo Barneout
Columbus
Jake Oblinger
Martin Oblinger
Special meeting of Truck Miners Local Union No 318 announces
Truck Miners Local Union No 318 UMWA will hold a special meeting at the 6 Hall Spray Building tonight, announced by secretary Clifford Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Spray Building
Clifford Scott
Chante Club of Deanville Holds Friday Meeting
Nelsonville Deanville Chante club met Friday with scripture read by Margaret Tignor. Lillian Coon read the secretary's report and called the roll. The ways and means committee received permission to sell candy at Thursday night's play at the Deanville school. Entertainment members discussed a basketball court. A pin committee was formed to meet the president to choose a new club pin.
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Nelsonville
Deanville
Margaret Tignor
Lillian Coon
Ways and Means
W. B. A. Meeting Tonight in Nelsonville hall
Guard team members of the W B A are asked to attend at six o clock with officers for a 7 PM regular meeting. Out of town guests will be present. After the meeting refreshments will be served.
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Nelsonville
Fourth Buchtel schools benefit dance set for Thursday
Nelsonville announces the fourth in a series of benefit dances for the Buchtel schools to be held Thursday night November 18 at the Buchtel opera house. There will be good music.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Buchtel Opera House
Guaranteed Treatment For Tender Stomach Adia Tablets Ad 12
Adia tablets from The Cline Pharmacy Co claim quick relief from stomach pains caused by acidity indigestion and heartburn between meals. If not satisfied, money refunded.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
Ladv
School Glee Clubs Elect Officers and Form Clubs
Ward Hamm announces reorganized Boys and Girls Glee Clubs with named officers. The Debate Club forms under Roger Wolfe with twelve members and planned debates. Senior event invites sent and Public Speaking class forms a club meeting monthly. loyalty student profile closes the report.
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Glee Clubs
Ward Hamm
Girls Glee Club
Barbara Steenrod
Elizabeth Backus
Virginia Brooks
Ruth Rothrock
Boys Glee Club
Edison Hickman
John Huddy
Garth Lightfoot
Charles Evans
Nelsonville Infant Dies of Diphtheria
Sonia Mae Patton aged two and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patton of East Poplar Street, dies of diphtheria this morning. Private funeral services at the residence Wednesday, burial at Greenlawn. Survived by a sister Gloria and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Patton and Mr. and Mrs Henry Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia Mae Patton
Nelsonville
Sonia Mae
Floyd Patton
East Poplar Street
Greenlawn
Gloria
John Patton
Henry Warren
Brother Is Stricken By Death of Charles Frazier
Mrs. Clara Backus of Logan Rural Route No 5 received word of the death of her brother Charles Frazier aged. The funeral party will leave the Frazier home at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon for the Ewing Church where services will be held. Frazier is survived by four children two daughters and two sons. Mrs Backus was his only sister.
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Ing County
Frasier
Nelsonville
Clara Backus
Logan
Charles Frazier
War Veteran Michael Levanousky Dies at 43
Nelsonville report says Michael Levanousky age 43 died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in Dayton. He lived with his parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Levanousky at Buchtel. Funeral at St Patrick Church Buchtel Wednesday at 9 am with burial at St Patrick Cemetery. He was a World War veteran. Survived by parents three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Levanousky
Buechtel
Nelsonville
Michael Levanouskey
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Lewis Levanousky
Buchtel
St. Patrick Church
St. Patrick
Stanley McLain Dies After Long Illness
Nelsonville Stanley McLain aged 2 died this morning at his father Frank McLain’s Kimberly home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at Stouts Funeral Home with burial at Greenlawn. Survived by father and stepmother Frank and Mrs McLain, two sisters Goldie Bobo and Roeda Foughty, and two brothers Edgar Kimberly and John of Glen Ebon.
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Nelsonville
Stanley McLain
Frank McLain
Kimberly
Stouts Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Frank MciI&in
Goldie Bobo, Kimberly
Roeda Foughty
City
Edgar Kimberly
John
Glen Ebon
Posters rally support for school levy in Ninth Grade science class
Ninth Grade general science students led by Mrs Kathleen Scott Boyd created posters urging public backing for the three mill school levy. Notable works include a map Save the Schools of our Nation by Anna Stuffiebean and broader artworks by Edith Lehman Rameda Shivers Donald Bumgardner Ruth Howard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Scott Boyd
Joan Rider
Anna Stuffiebean
Mary Landis
Woodman
Ned Smith
Edith Lehman
Rameda Shivers
Donald Bumgardner
Ruth Howard
Bette Wend
Chariel Colbert
Ruth Kelly
Mary &. Cope
Betty Figgins
Helen France
Juanita Bruce
Peggie Freer
Ruth Kinnebrie
Charles Colbert
Lillian Huddy
Bernice Cage
Billy Watkins
Christianity Course Opens at Athens High School
The inter denominational Christianity course began Monday night at Athens High School with good attendance. Dr. Wilbur N Fowler and Dr. W S Gamertafelder announced ongoing five Monday night sessions on The Message and Program of Christianity. The courses offer credit toward a diploma from the Inter denominational Religious Education Council. Registration for the religion teaching methods series opens tonight at 6 45 in room 200 Athens High School.
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Athens
Wilbur N. Fowler
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. 8. Gamertafelder
Ohio University
Religious Education Council
James RK
Patrick
Athens High School
Fowler
der. Fowler
New Children’s Books On Display at Library
Edwin Watts Chubb Library displays many new children’s books this National Book Week. The children’s room opens 7 to 8:30 p m Thursday for book viewing with the librarian available to discuss titles. The theme Ride the book trail to knowledge and adventure marks the sixteenth annual Book Week, highlighting hobbies like stamp collecting model making woodwork and play acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Watts Chubb
Boy Scouts
Chubb Library
Scarlet fever quarantines reduce city cases
Eight year old Gerald Bartlett of 214 Fern Street was quarantined Monday for scarlet fever. A Mound Street case will be released from quarantine Wednesday per Athens County nursing director Viola Fell. The city will then have two active scarlet fever quarantines, with the three week quarantine period still in effect.
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Gerald Bartlett
Clinton Bartlett
Fern Street
Mound Street
Viola Fell
Athens County
Will Plan Activities Nelsonville Methodist Class Hosts Event
Class No 1 of the Nelsonville Methodist Church will hold a Thursday night meeting at Mrs Carl Linton’s Madison Street home. Assisting are Mrs John North and Mrs Ella Sheldon. A large attendance is expected as plans are made for the Christmas program and dinner at Dis Meeting.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Charles Monks
Carl Linton
Madison Street
Linton
John North
Ella Sheldon
Hudora Chapter O. E. S Plans Election Night Meeting
Nelsonville Hudora Chapter O. B. 8 will meet at the Masonic Temple at 7 o'clock. The session includes the annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hudora Chapter O. B
Masonic Temple
Hi-Y Meeting Grants Six New Members
At the Hi-Y regular meeting on Tuesday six students became eligible for membership. A 6 o clock dinner was served by mothers in the Home Economics Department dining room. Julian Yantis spoke, with short talks by John Huddy, Bob Butts and Robert White. The group decided to donate money to the Child Welfare Movement. The next meeting is set for December 4 at the regular hours.
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Home Economics
Julian Yantis
John Huddy
Bob Butts
Robert White
School News Team Chosen By Student Council
At a Student Council meeting the writing and publication of school news were assigned to Business English classes. Elsie Matheny and Fannie Glenn were elected editors. messengers Arthur Chote and Mark Herrold. reporters Virginia Brooks, Ruth Warehime, Ralph Barber, Eleanor Ray. and typists Frances Gettle, Anita Hall, Vera Shafer, Isabelle Easterling elected. Every six weeks new students will fill these roles to gain experience in writing.
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Elsie Matheny
Fannie Glenn
Arthur Chote
Mark Herrold
Virginia Brooks
Ruth Warehime
Ralph Barber
Eleanor Ray
Frances Gettle
Anita Hall
Vera Shafer
Fire destroys Salem Church area home. Salvation Army seeks clothing
Mr and Mrs Mike Leonard and family lost their home near Salem Church to a Sunday fire started by a defective flue and fanned by wind. They live with neighbors pending a two room house. Salvation Army asks for bed clothes and clothing for the family. Leonard children are seven, five, sixteen months, and three years old. Adj Hinshaw says Six family furniture offers will be picked up soon as they move to their new home this afternoon.
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The
Salvation Army
Leonard
Adj. W
Four arraigned in Athens minor court cases
George Coley Sr of The Plains faced petit larceny charges, pleaded not guilty, and was bound over to the grand jury under $100 bond. Charlies Stanley of Carbondale faced assault and battery, pleaded not guilty, and was held to the grand jury under $200 bond. Albert Bales of Carthage Township pleaded guilty to failing to keep his minor child in school, fined $5 and costs. Charles F. Gaskins of Kimberly pleaded not guilty to assault and battery, failed to post $300 bond, and was sent to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coley
the Plains
H. V. Masters
C. H. Porter
Charlies Stanley
Carbondale
Marvin Brooks
Porter
Albert Bales
Carthage Township
James G. Russell
Bales
Charles F. Gaskins
Kimberly
Ruby Gaskins
Gaskins
Athens Man Fined In Court of Justice
Two affidavits charging Harry Larch with assault and battery filed before Magistrate Miller. Larch pleaded guilty and was fined 5 on each charge with fines suspended for six months pending good behaviour. Mrs Lucille Larch and Miss Mabel Drake Larch signed the affidavits.
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Harry Larch
Athens
Miller
Lucille Larch
Mabel Drake Larch
County Home and Farm Group Meets Tonight
Athens County Home and Farm Protection Committee meets at 7 30 in the county extension agent's office second floor Post Office city. Harry Mettler committee chair announces the group will discuss adjustments and compromises of debts and other threats to Athens County residents facing loss of homes or farms. C A Porter supervisor of the county pellet office and J E Bailey secretary of the Federal Land Bank will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Home and Farm Protection Committee
Harry Mettler
Athens County
Teo
C. A. Porter
J. E. Bailey
Federal Land Bank
Murray City community notes and church society updates
The Ladies' Ald Society of the M E Church met for a quilting session and pot luck at the church with members listed. Announcement of William McManaway and Hazel Wade marriage in Athens. U B Church Ladies' Aid held a Masquerade meeting with prizes. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted, including moves and visits among Acker, Zeigler, Poling, Huston and Shelton families.
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Ald Society
M. E. Church
Martha Huston
Joan Cook
Katherine Magle
Ligzie Fisher
Bell Baird
Effie Devol
Dora Spencer
Ieie Strum
Carrie Acker
Samantha Shelton
Mattie Raph
Clarence McManaway
William
Hazel Wade
James Wade
Goose Run
Athens
Charles Strum, Jr
Ladies’ Aid Society
U. B
Mary Slater
Mary Bauersi
Daisy Kerns
Sadie Wright
Lydia Hartman
Harve Neal
Barberton
George Neal
Clarence Acker
Aon
Roger
Columbus
Acker
George Acker
Marie Anders
C. W. Zeigler
Nagy
M. EB. Parsonage
Hack Street
Meeting Tonight Elect Officers for Thea Chapter
The Thea Chapter E B meeting will be held tonight at 7 o'clock to elect officers.
Jacksonville-Trimple High School Festival Friday
The Parent-Teacher Finance Committee sponsors a Fall Festival Friday night at the J-T gymnasium. Activities include boxing wrestling music tap dancing candy lunch stand fish pond and bottle throwing with faculty in effigy. Proceeds aim to cover a $135 athletic fund deficit.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimple High School
J-T Gymnasium
Ames-Bern performs twice to aid high school library
Amesville residents packed the auditorium for two Ames-Bern comedies and a song fest staged by the Ames-Bern Parent-Teacher Association to raise funds for reference books. The group plans a Tuesday dinner at the farmers institute and asks contributors to notify Mrs. Carl Sedwick.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern
Parent-Teacher Association
Farmers’ Institute
Carl Sedwick
Revival Meetings Led by Rev Fremont John at First Baptist
Reverend Fremont John of Mt Calvary Baptist Church Huntington West Virginia conducts revival services at First Baptist Church Huntington. The week sees continued services with several additions to the church and planned musical programs both vocal and instrumental.
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Glouster
Fremont Johnson
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Huntington
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Clark Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church will hold a meeting at 2 PM Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John Clark, located at the corner of Monroe and Maple Streets.
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Glouster
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. & Church
John Clark
Monroe and
Maple Streets
Carbondale Visitors and Local Gatherings Get-Together
Carbondale hosts include Mr. and Mrs Emerson Holland and Kathleen of Toledo visiting relatives. Akron’s Mr. L E Betts stayed with his parents Wednesday through Friday. Columbus guests Garry Walls Walter Mace visited Rome Mace. Funeral attendance at Bethel for Mrs Perry Pienny drew Nora Kennard Ethel Hollands John Mace and Clel Pienny.
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Emerson Holland
Kathleen
Toledo
George Carlin
L. EB. Betts
Akron
Edward Betts
Garry Walls
Walter Mace
Columbus
Rome Mace
Nora Kennard
Ethel Hollands
John Mace
Clel Pienny
Bethel
Perry Pienny
Mildred Barber
Phyllis Betts
Athens
Joe Landis
Bremen
John Landis
Hollister High Honor Roll First Quarter List
Hollister High announces honor roll and honorable mention for the first quarter. Seventh graders Betty June Clark through Eugene Sabo are named, with eighth grader Helen Fade among honorees, plus all other grade listings and honorable mentions including Dorig Lunsford and Ruth Welch.
Danford Rites Attend by Out of Town Friends
Among the out of town friends and local mourners at the funeral of Dr. E. F. Danford were Atty. M. E. Danford and daughter Blanch of MacConnelsville. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McFarland of St. Clairesville. Mrs. Myra Andrews and Roy Andrews of Nelsonville. J. J. Sisler. Bertha Danford. Dr. Byron Danford. N. K. Alderman. Dr. W. N. Alderman. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carpenter. Mrs. 8. 8. Carpenter. Mrs. P. B. Sidders. Mrs. Harry Elkins. Mrs. David Johnson. Miss Rose Sanders of Athens. Rev. W. A. Roush. Miss Florence Andrews. F. A. Hoon of Columbus. Elia Wyatt. J. A. Thiele of Dayton. Mrs. F. T. Graves of Dickerson. W. Va.. Harvey Nye and Rev. G. B. Courtney of Chauncey.
Glouster Social Notes Tie Families in Columbus Visit
Glouster residents Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bossack and Mrs. Minta King returned to Columbus after visiting in the city with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. George Harding of Monroeville were guests Monday of Dr. and Mrs. BE LeFever. Mrs. Harding is a granddaughter of Mrs. LeFever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bossack
Minta King
Columbus
M. M. Bryson
George Harding
Monroevile
BE. LeFever
Harding
LeFever
Ex-Service Men Banquet Marks Armistice Day
GLOUSTER club members held a banquet at the American Legion on Armistice Day with large attendance. A parade preceded the meal, led by band members of the club marching along High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ex-Service Men's Good Fellowship Club
American Legion
High Street
Glouster Masons Schedule Practice and Special Communication
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M holds Wednesday night at 7 30 for Master Mason degree practice. A special communication is planned Friday night to confer the Master Mason degree.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
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Nelsonville Red Cross
Lennox
Masons of
Doanville Club
Iing Room
Sthens OO
Greyhound
News of
Nelsonville High School
Sentor
Roger Wolfe
Mary Margaret Betta
Bob Stalters
Wilma Scott
Virginia Galvin
Don Martin
Ruth Siebert
Francis Cox
Yantis
Ohio
Heart Song
Lilian Harvey
Charles Boyer
Thurtay
Priday
Zasu Pitts
Slim Summersille
Girl In Danger
Ralph Bellamy
Shirley Grey
Mary Boland
Polly Moran
Sitney Poy
Scarlet Peter
Press Club
M Iitress
Mike Leonard
Salem Church
County Home and Farm Group
Roof Gilson
Georgia Coleman
Boston
Murray City
William Poling
Gloria Jean
Philip Fisher
Harve Huston
Hamden
Charles Huston
Dorothy Riggs
Sally Riggs
Dora Shelton
Ray Green
Freda Lanning
Mary Dixon
C. HB. Briley
Art Barnhill
Dan Simmers
Sand Run
Jack Marrall
Eileen Burns
Betty
Crooksville
Thea
Jacksonville-Trimble High
Athletic Fund
M. Be
Hollister High
Danford
Masons
Building and Loan
Uae
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Mechem’s
Fred R. Beasley
Bishopville Chip
Hattie
Bertha
Bride
Gardner
Ma. Stum
Lucy
Atten
Hat
Rettig
Casey Maude Smith
Carter
Miss Miller
Ming
Redtown
R. Miler
Chillicothe
Fredert
John Edward
John Rein
Majes
Tonichi
FOX Picture
Pat Paters Herbe Mund
Charles ST Gordon
Ah Lee Ae
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