Rotarians Attend Joint Meet in Logan with Rotary International Director
Nelsonville Rotary Club President Ralph Henry led local members and their ladies to a joint meeting with Logan McArthur and Nelsonville clubs in Logan. Guest speaker was Karl H. Barfield of Tucson Arizona, a Rotary International board member. Attendees from Nelsonville included Mrs Henry and numerous couples and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Badger
D. R. Johnson
William Mills
Florence Wood
Harry A. Mettler
H. H. Harding
Clarence Naffinger
Esther Class Sews at Church Thursday
Nelsonville report Esther Class meets at the Christian Church Thursday for sewing with a 6 PM potluck dinner and a subsequent important business meeting. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Keating Adds Meat Department to Cooley Grocery
Nelsonville J W Keating owner of Cooley Grocery on Fort Street announces new meat department. Electric equipment installed to support meat department now open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. W. Keating
Cooley
Fort Street
Women Club Plans Holiday Activities in Nelsonville
Members of the Woman's Business and Professional Club meet at Miss Ellen Burnell's home to plan events through Christmas. A Nov 19 dinner features Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins as speaker with guests from the Garden, Athens and Logan clubs. They vote $5 for tulip bulbs and rent space at Phi Psi Sorority for two meetings monthly starting Dec 10, which will host a benefit bridge party for charity. A Christmas party Dec 15 includes gift exchange, a 5 PM dinner, and initiation of new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Business and Professional Club
Ellen Burnell
Thomas A. Jenkins
Woman's Community Garden Club
Athens
Logan
Mary Sharp
Sigrid Love
Frances Bennett
Garden Club
Phi Psi Sorority
West Washington Street
Vivian Coakley
Irma Wilson
Margaret Johnson
Helen Jackson
Blanche Moorehead
Washington Street
Eastern Star Elects Officers at Nelsonville meeting
At the Eudora Chapter Eastern Star regular gathering in the Masonic Temple Nelsonville, officers were elected for the new term. Worthy matron is Mrs Retta Lennox, worthy patron Clarence Washburn, associate matron Mrs Tessie Ridenour, associate patron Annet h Kinneer, secretary Mrs Itha Evans, treasurer Mrs Margaret Galvin, conductress Mrs Eula Slater, associate conductress Mrs Emma Cook, trustee Mrs Nell Dowler. Installation is planned for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Retta Lennox
Clarence Washburn
Tessie Ridenour
Anneth Kinneer
Itha Evans
Margaret Galvin
Eula Slater
Emma Cook
Nell Dowler
Police Benefit Ball Set For Nelsonville Elks Club
Police Chief George Bateman announces the Police and Firemen’s Benefit Ball with Dutch Zimmer’s Orchestra at the Elks Club on Friday November 22. Dancing runs 9 to 1, proceeds fund equipment and accessories for the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
George Bateman
Dutch Zimmer
The
Elks’ Club
Band Boosters Club to Meet Thursday in Nelsonville
The Band Boosters Club holds its regular meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 in the Nelsonville Senior High School Building. A large attendance is urged by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Birth of Dixie Lee Lewis in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Paul Lewis Franklin Street announce the birth of a daughter named Dixie Lee on Friday November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paul Lewis
Franklin Street
Dixie Lee
Organization of Grange To Be Discussed at Chauncey
Mansfield, deputy master of Athens County, will address Chauncey residents about forming a Chauncey Grange at the Chauncey high school tonight at 8. A number of Chauncey and surrounding community members have been visited about organizing the Grange and are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Athens County
Merwin Mansfield
Chauncey Mines Active List Names Seventeen In Region
Seventeen mines are operating today in Chauncey and surrounding districts. The active list includes No. 9 No. 24 No. 255 No. 219 No. 107 No. 10X Ohio No. 1 Chauncey N. Y. 25 Poston No. 6 Hocking Luhrig Lick Run Carbon dale Kimberly Coonville Black Diamond and Salem Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ohio No
Chauncey N. Y
Poston No
Hocking
Luhrig
Lick Run
Carbondale
Kimberly
Coonville
Black Diamond
Salem Hollow
Chaun ce y Dover High Armistice Day Observance
Chauncey Dover High School held Armistice Day events with student readings by Ruth Schoonover Billie Ford Maxine Hartley Juanita Brown Margaret Marsh and others. Freshman Girls Sextette included Geraldine Mullins Esther McKinney Juanita Bowen Maymie Lou West Julia Johnson and Virgene Palmer. A boys group presented a song with Billy Simmers John Porter Eddie Russell Delbert Adams Floyd Martin Ralph Waiters Richard Osborne Victor Leffler and Delbert Tedrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ruth Schoonover
Billie Ford
Maxine Hartley
Juanita Brown
Margaret Marshall
Geraldine Mullins
Esther McKinney
Juanita Bowen
Maymie Lou West
Julia Johnson
Virgene Palmer
Mary May Dunkle
Mildred Nagle
Martha Nye
Helen Keasey
Irva Rivers
Billy Simmers
John Porter
Eddie Russell
Delbert Adams
Floyd Martin
Ralph Waiters
Richard Osborne
Victor Leffler
Delbert Tedrow
Plains High Downs Buchtel 7-0 in Friday football clash
THE PLAINS The Plains defeated Buchtel High School 7-0 as a slippery field limited both teams. C Nelson returned a punt 50 yards to the Buchtel 20 in the fourth quarter, setting up a final Plains TD by Coley and a successful extra point. The Plains close the season against Murray City and bid farewell to nine seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Buchtel High School
Buchtel
Th Plains
Nelson
Buchte
Coley
The
Murray City
C. Nelson
Art MacDonald
Joe Manda
Dean
Don Nida
Alfred Gabriel
Reno Haines
Clyde Perry
Shirley Buffington
Chauncey Church to Host Men’s Bible Class Meeting
Chauncey Church of Christ will hold the Every Man's Bible Class meeting Thursday night with president Dannie Johnson in charge. Carson Sanders Sr. will give a talk on men's class work, followed by program, business, and refreshments. All men are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Dannie Johnson
Carson Sanders
Rutland and Crooksville Added to Home Basketball Schedule
Chauncey Rutland on December 14 and Crooksville on February 28 have been added to the home basketball schedule. Season tickets will be placed on sale next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Rutland
Crooksville
Former Chauncey Resident Caroline Baker Dies at 75
Caroline Baker 75 a longtime Chauncey and Buchtel resident died last week at her daughter Jennie Park’s home in Springfield Ohio Her husband died nine months earlier Funeral services were held Thursday at Jennie Park’s home and Rev Cline of Bellefontaine led the service Burial was in Memorial Park Rose Hill She survived by children Jennie Park Thomas Baker Julia Kimletz Nora Sheets and William Baker eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Julia Kimiletaz returned to Chauncey after visiting Springfield A Pocahontas sponsored bingo party is planned in Nelsonville Red Men Hall with play starting at 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Caroline Baker
Chauncey and Buchtel
Jennie Park
Springfield
Ohio
Baker
Cline
Bellefontaine
Memorial Park
Rose Hill
Thomas Baker
Julia Kimletz
Nora Sheets
Greenfield
William Baker
Bicknell
Ind
Julia Kimiletaz
Willing Workers Set Thursday Meeting in Nelsonville
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church in Nelsonville will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Frank Murphy. Assisting will be Mrs Edith Patton and Miss Mable Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Frank Murphy
Nelsonville Briefs: Toledo Visit and Willoughby Stay
Mr and Mrs Harold Robinson and two children have returned to Toledo after visiting relatives and friends in Nelsonville. Gerald and Elwood McCreary of Willoughby spent the end of the week here with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robinson
Toledo
Gerald
Elwood McCreary
Willoughby
Kiwanis Club Meeting Discusses Sanitation District
At the Hotel Gordon on Tuesday noon the Kiwanis Club met with good attendance and two visitors present Roy Gay and son from McConnersville. The session focused on the sanitary district project now being developed, with no special program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Roy Gay and Son
McConnersville
Winners in Contest At Marshfield Picked
NEW MARSHFIELD A Prince of Peace program at the Christian Church Sunday evening was co sponsored by the church and Water loo High School The six participants were Iris Katzenbach June Shingler Margaret Baker Helen Martin and Marion Llewellyn Helen Martin won first place and June Shingler second The judges were Jessie Doolittle Mildred Dixon Luhrig and C H Copeland A similar program will be held at the Methodist Protestant Church next Sunday night at 730 with contestants Robert Barker Milda Rosser Adelaide Stright Doris Dicken and Elgie Brandenberg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Christian Church
Church
Waterloo High School
Iris Katzenbach
June Shingler
Margaret Baker
Helen Martin
Marion Llewellyn
Jessie Doolittle
Carbondale
Mildred Dixon
Luhrig
C. H. Copeland
Stewart
Helen Kay Pig
Ohio
June
Robert Barker
Milda Rosser
Adelaide Stright
Doris Dicken
Elgie Brandenberg
Chauncey Personal Guests From Several Towns
Chauncey residents hosted weekend visitors from Newark Wellston Camden Columbus and Amesville among others. Families included the Webers Barber family Edmunds Willison and Osborne groups with children and relatives. Local health updates note Mrs Linscott improved from an ankle injury and Mrs Cunningham slightly better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Raymond Savage
Warren Weber
Julia Frances
Newark
Ohio
Adam Barber
Jo Ann
Wellston
Barber
Thomas Deal
Clive Misheck
Camden
N. Y
Elza Edmunds
Cleveland
Cedric Willison
Elan Ann
Barbara Elsie
Columbus
L. C. McNutt
Henry Osborne
Mill Street
Dane Osborne
Richard
Florence Ann Osborne
Alva Everetts
Amesville
D. H. Linscott
Vint Cunningham
Floyd Stanley
Joseph Stanley
Billy Joe
Floyd Leroy
Pomeroy
William Robinett
Billie Lee
Norma Jean
Elect Officers for Lodge at Marshfield
Eastern Star Chapter in Marshfield elects officers for the new year. Nora Frank as worthy matron and Albert S. Davis as worthy patron lead a slate that includes Dorothy Frank as associate matron and Milfred Judy as secretary with Mary Knowlton as cashier and Emma Brewer as trustee. Attendance noted from Athns and Chillicothe visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Eastern Star Chapter
Nora Frank
Albert S. Davis
Dorothy Frank
A. E. Judy
Milfred Judy
Effie Bridge
Teasurer
Mary Knowlton
Couctress
Virginia Rankin
Emma Brewer
Dorothy
Clara McKibben
Lillian Jones
Athns
Eastern Star Meeting
James Warf
Florence
Cutwright
Ella Thacker
Chillicothe
Will Quinn
Quinten
Murray City
Adrian Douglas
Athens
Josie Scott
Gertrude Andrews
Mary
Rome Mace
Special Program At Taylor Ridge Church On Fathers Day
Taylor Ridge observed Father’s Day Armistice Day during Sunday services. Miss Elizabeth Hildebrand led the youth program with songs poems and soldier tributes by Mrs. Mary Wahl. Rev. G B Courtney gave a short talk and gifts were given to each father. Community fellowship night set for November 20 at Church of Christ with music recitations and talks by Mrs C M Anglin and Rev Courtney. Additionally local notices include hospital surgery and various visits and gatherings among area families. Governor Davey appoints William H Dittoe to state water conservation board in Columbus replacing H W Warwick who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Courtney
Oren Justus
Helva Kytta
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dora Heffken
Fred Heffken
Glouster
Theodora Heffken
William Davis
Chester Davis
Raymond Davis
Nellie
Ohio
Evan Davis
Davis
Gilbert Strausbaugh
Philo
Chance Coey
Strausbaugh
Ovid Jayjohn
Homer Strausbaugh
Red Town
Emil Sainey
Lancaster
Mr. Sainey
Carl Sainey
Bob
William Poole
Arnold Lisholum
C. C. C. Camp
Athens
Felix Linholum
Russel Poole
John Wenger
Wilbur Risley
Jean
Minnie Keck
Dixie
William Billingsley
Mary Wahl
Carl Wahl
Chariean Wahl
Corning
Glouster High Fans Get Special Train to Middleport Game
New York Central Lines will run a 10 coach special train from Corning at 4 45 p m to Middleport for Glouster High School vs Middleport football on Friday night. Return trip departs Middleport at 11 p m with a coach for the squad. Round trip fare is 1. Tickets available at depots Chauncey and high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
New York Central Lines
Middleport
Glouster High School
Corning
Trimble
Jacksonville
Millfield
Chauncey
Glouster High Tomcats
Jacksonville Women Hold November Club Meeting
The Past Noble Grands' Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. William Hallam’s home with President Mrs. Martha Elioh presiding. First prizes went to Mrs. Frank Dunlevy and Mrs. Lydia Watkins. consolation to Mrs. William Kalt and Mrs. Frank Dunlevy. Guests included Mrs. Orville Sample and Roger, Columbus, Mrs. Robert Grimm, the Misses Zelma Watson Betty June Dunlevy Mary Alice and Vivian Hallam. Members present listed. December meeting at Mrs. Lydia Watkins’s home will elect 1936 officers and include a 10 cent gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Noble Grands
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
William Hallam
Martha Elioh
Frank Dunlevy
Lydia Watkins
William Kalt
Orville Sample
Roger
Columbus
Robert Grimm
Zelma Watson
Betty June Dunlevy
Mary Alice
Vivian Hallam
Joe Watson
Harold Phillips
Martha Kioh
Walter Hill
Maude Davis
Ida B. Davis
Get-To-Gether Club minstrel at Townhouse Friday
Bishopville event details a minstrel show by the Get-To gether Club at the townhouse Friday night at 8 oclock. A quilt will be given away during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Retail Clerks To Elect New President Tonight
Tonight the Retail Clerks Union meeting at Odd Fellows Hall opens at 9 due to store hours. Clyde Mason resigns presidency to start a business. J D Marquis of Akron will attend as organizer. A new president will be elected and other important matters discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
K. of P. Hall
J. Marquis
Akron
Funeral services for CCC enrolle killed in accident
Funeral services for Howard McAllister CCC camp enrollee killed in a motor accident will be held Thursday at 9:00 AM at Holy Cross Church. Rev. Father A V Kessler will conduct the service. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. The body was brought to the city Tuesday afternoon to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Howard McAllister
CCC
Holy Cross Church
A. V. Kessler
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas Mc. Allister
New Store GLOUSTER Opens in Telephone Building
GLOUSTER Mason's Market a new grocery and meat market in the Telephone building is set to open Thursday. C. E Palmer of Athens, a former Glouster resident, will run the meat department after years with Union Grocery Co. in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mason’s Market
C. E Palmer
Athens
Palmer
The
Union Grocery Co
Elmer James Marries Clara Christiansen in W Va Church
Announcement reports the marriage of Elmer James son of Mr and Mrs Norva W James to Clara Christiansen of Clinton Iowa. The ceremony occurred Saturday Nov 2 at St Marys Church in West Virginia with Rev J M Dawson officiating. The couple will reside with the bridegrooms parents in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elmer James
Norva W. James
Clara Christiansen
Clinton
Iowa
St. Mary's Church
W. Va
J. M. Dawson
Mrs. James
Plan Uhigh GLOUstop the Da of the wary win
Plan to stop the da in the wary win at Legion Haj SUPPer. The article notes an invite during the event and references a high school or local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Men
Joint
Ralph Henry
Orpheum Nelsonville
Republic Pictures Presents
Melody Trails
Buck the Wondy Dee
Jewegh
Sherman Lowe
Chepteth Burridge
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Business Club
Jenkins
Riday
Dixie Lee Lewis
Majestic
Uhr
Pocahontas
Cfit
Red Men's
Nelsonville Briefs
Marshfield
Taylor Ridge Church
Davey
William H. Dittoe
Youngstown
State Water Conservation Board
H. W. Warwick
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Wilson
Thrift Days
Isaac Wilson
Bayer
Gulf
ATLAS
Terry Tory
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!