York Township trustees race results in Nelsonville
Harvey Wend led the York Township trustee race with 1125 votes as 3 were to be elected. John W. James followed with 915, and Wayne Bumgardner received 891. Several other candidates trailed, with Walter Maccombs and Ira Whitmore defeated for re election. Vivian Dowler re elected as township clerk with 1685 votes.
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Nelsonville
Harvey Wend
York Township
Wend
Walter Maccombs
Ira Whitmore
Maccombs
Whitmore
Wayne Bumgardner
John W. James Nelsonville
Bagley
Cagg
Covert
Glenn
Griffin
Juniper
McClain
Thompson
James Tolliver
Vivian Dowler
Levering
Lewis
McDaniele
Woods
Board of Education of
Warren
Hook
Heft
Brown
Dishon
Hartman
Matheny
Pickett
Thornton
Walls
Get Up Nights Buckets Laxative Ad Promises Relief
Cline's Pharmacy advertises BU KETS a bladder laxative with buchu leaves and juniper oil. The copy promises relief from nighttime urination after four days or your money back, claiming benefits similar to castor oil for bladder and back or leg pains.
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Cline
Armistice Day Assembly Held by Nelsonville Sophomores
Nelsonville students observed Armistice Day with a patriotic program led by Sophomores from Junior Twelve. Fred Mulligan read the dead soldiers roll call from the Glenford Dugan Post. songs by students and Mr. Cornwin Cookson accompanied the service, ending with Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
Fred Mulligan
Cornwin Cookson
Bill Weitzheimer
America
Wilma Scott
New Locker Room Added at Nelson Lie High School
A new boys locker room was created from an old cistern in the senior high basement. It will serve athletic teams as a dressing room while gym classes use the original lockers, expanding space for both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lie High School
Rob Staliter
Ray Ashby Dies at Home in Nelsonville After Illness
Ray Ashby senior fifty, a well known Nelsonville coal man, died at his Pleasantview Avenue home after several years of illness with pneumonia as the immediate cause. Born in England he came to the United States in 1907 with his wife, lived in Nelsonville, worked for New Pittsburgh Coal Company and later its parent company in Pittsburgh. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal Church. He leaves his wife, two children Gladys of Columbus and Ray Jr. of Nelsonville, two brothers in England, and two sisters in Chicago.
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Nelsonville
Ray Ashby
Pleasantview Avenue
Mr. Ashby
England
New Pittsburgh Coal Company
Hocking
Pittsburgh
Ashby
Episcopal Church
Gladys
Columbus
Ray Jr
Chicago
Dollfuss
Lower Austrian Chamber of Agriculture
Miklas
America
Lenox Masonic Temple Names Lenox High Priest
At the annual meeting of St. Bernard Chapter No. 156 R A M in Nelsonville the election elected W. W. Lenox as high priest for the coming year. Other officers included Floyd Steenrold king and G W Hawk scribe with several other posts filled by J G Snowden H H Harding Elmer Siddle James Sharp C G Pritchard Malvern Wilson Roy H Sayers R C Cook Mose Evans.
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Nelsonville
W. W. Lenox
St. Bernard
Masonic Temple
Floyd Steenrold
G. W. Hawk
J. G. Snowden
H. H. Harding
Elmer Siddle
Royal Arch
James Sharp
C. G
Buchtel P T A Sets Meeting Time and Program
The regular monthly meeting of the Buchtel P T A will be held Thursday at 9 30 oclock. Wayne Mathews a high school teacher is arranging a program for the gathering.
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Buchtel P. T. A
Wayne Mathews
Eudora Chapter O E S Holds Annual Officer Election
This evening at seven o'clock the Eudora Chapter O E S will conduct its annual election of officers at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Eudora Chapter
Austria's Little Giant Dolls for National Revival
Vienna reports En gelbert Dollfuss, the small yet determined Austrian chancellor, has become the man of the hour. The fascist leader strengthens Austria against Hitler while winning backing from Italy, France, and Britain, reviving patriotic spirit and stabilizing the government through loans, disarmament of Nazis, and expansion of the army.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Europe
Dollfuss
Austria
Germany
Hitler
Italy
France
England
Wiens
Gamecock
Rome
Mussolini
Switzerland
Four Plead Guilty In City Court Plea Results
Four arraignments were held in Mayor J. W. Hickman’s court. Roy Valkinburg and Johnny Cal! were fined five dollars and costs each for quarreling and fighting. Mike Tegger of Murray City and Pyam Bartlett of Doanville were fined ten dollars and costs on intoxication charges. Bartlett was arrested Saturday night by Constable Ernest Katzenbach.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Roy Valkinburg
Johnny Cal
Mike Tegger
Murray City
Pyam Bartlett
Doanville
Ernest Katzenbach
Unusually Interesting W E A Club Meeting At Mrs Nutter Home
The W E A Club met Friday evening at Elizabeth Street home of Mrs Rebecca Nutter with assistants Mrs Ella Linton Mrs Lizzie Hallett and Mrs Minnie Scott. President Mrs Gladys Pierce led the session planning the annual Christmas party. Mrs Gladys Cuckler won the capsule prize and will host the next meeting on Nov 22 with refreshments served during social hour.
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W. E. A. Club
Rebecca Nutter
Elizabeth Street
Ella Linton
Lizzie Hallett
Minnie Scott
Gladys Pierce
Gladys Cuckler
Cuckler
T. C. L. Club to Meet November 15
The T. C. L. Club will meet Wednesday evening November 15 with Mrs. Granville Green on Walnut Street.
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T. C. L. Club
Granville Green
Walnut Street
Reverend Strickler Preaches on Jesus in Nelsonville
The Reverend Strickler led special meetings at the Christian Church in Nelsonville preaching "What Jesus Means to Me" to a large audience. Tonight's sermon will be "Trusting God under All Circumstances."
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Nelsonville
Strickler
Christian Church
Jesus
Basketball team runs new student turnout leads prospects
Coach Helen Shaw calls roll for basketball members. Practice began last week with strong turnout. Many new members join as seniors graduate, creating favorable prospects for the season.
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Helen Shaw
Esther Class Finishes Meeting with Music Program
The Esther Class of the Christian Church held a Monday night meeting on Elliott Street led by Mrs. E. G. Burt. A musical program followed featuring a quartet, violin pieces, piano solos, and readings as funds were pledged for the Cleveland orphanage.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
E. G. Burt
Elliott Street
Frank Watkins
Roy Pierce
Burt
Myrtle Mitchell
Cleveland
L. E. Carpenter
Alice Bardin
Ruth Phillips
Violet
Emma Strahl
Jane Cline
Doris Frank
Mary Margaret Graham
Nell McGown
Strah
W. W. Connett
Herbert Stouffer
D. A. Bardin
Cutler Burton
O. C. Johnson
Book Week Opens Tonight At O U Library
National Book Week is celebrated in Athens with events at the Edwin Watts Chubb Library. Supt Pendry and Mrs Staats will speak on Books and School Home Social Service Work. The children's room opens at 7 with discussions led by Miss Janette Woolsey.
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Athens
Edwin Watts Chubb
H. C. Pendry
L. C. Staats
L. W. Clarke
Janette Woolsey
Social Notes Include Visits Across Columbus and Logan
Miss Eleanore Woodard in nurses training in Columbus visited with grandmother Mrs. Violet Woodard. Sam Longley traveled to Logan Sunday to see his son Coach John Longley after returning from a Columbus hospital operation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tedrow Jr. of Columbus were over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Manson Martin and Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger of Eastern Ohio were weekend guests of Mrs. B. J. Kessinger. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tomlison, who spent two weeks with Mrs. Kessinger, accompanied them home.
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Eleanore Woodard
Columbus
Violet Woodard
Sam Longley
Logan
John Longley
Frank Tedrow Jr
James Sharp
Manson Martin
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Ohio
B. J. Kessinger
R. L. Tomlison
Kes‘singer
Woman's Home Missionary Society Hosts Bank Offering Meeting
Mrs. E J Arnold assisted by Mrs Julius Fischer and Mrs Ed Cramner will entertain at 28 East Washington Street for the annual bank offering meeting. Mrs L A Whitmore will present the program while Mrs Thomas Bush conducts devotions. Twenty members responded to roll call. Metropolitan Stars noted.
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E. J. Arnold
Julius Fischer
Ed Cramner
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
East Washington Street
L. A. Whitmore
Thomas Bush
Diphtheria Epidemic Prompts Stewart School Closure
In Athens County officials warn every sore throat could signal diphtheria amid an epidemic and urge immediate physician or health department contact. Free immunization has ran for eight years, but new cases appear in unvaccinated children. Stewart schools closed and public gatherings forbidden until schools reopen under health board orders.
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Miss Fell
Stewart Board
Stewart
Board of Health
Athens County
Casey's Comedians' To Visit Several Towns
Casey's Comedians a vaudeville troupe of Athens natives plans the second half of the season starting in Red Men's Hall Pomeroy in late November. Features include Ellis Chaney Ruth Chandler Dick Corwin Dick Atkins Mrs Hudson Harry Hudson Aubrey Oxley Robert Bingman and Cate Thompson. After Pomeroy they perform Greenfield Washington D C and London with Ironton Lancaster and Portsmouth among the largest cities on the schedule.
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Casey
Athens
Red Men's Hall
Pomeroy
Ellis Chaney
Ruth Chandler
Dick Corwin
Dick Atkins
Mrs. Hudson
Harry Hudson
Aubrey Oxley
Robert Bingman
Cate Thompson
Amesville
Greenfield
Washington D. C
London
Ironton
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Damages Reduced in Death of Logan Man
In Columbus on November 14 a new trial reduced the Lane estate's $20,000 suit against Valley Public Service Co. to $2,000 after a jury verdict. Harry A. Lane died after being struck by a company bus near Lancaster on February 16, 1930, eight days after the injuries. Velma Lane, widow, filed the suit.
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Columbus
Valley Public Service Co
Harry A. Lane
Logan
L Lane
Velma Lane
Sixteenth Avenue
Lane
Lancaster
Bell and Headley Obtain Marriage License in Lathrop
Glennis Bell aged 22 of Lathrop and Flossie Headley aged 18 of Lathrop received a marriage license. Bell is son of Homer and Mrs Bell, Headley is daughter of Clarence and Mrs Headley.
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Glennis Bell
Lathrop
Homer Bell
Flossie Headley
Clarence Headley
Girl Guards of Salvation Army Hold Country Wiener Roast
The Salvation Army unit Girl Guards held a wiener roast in the country last night.
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Salvation Army Unit
Heer
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Wend, Bumgardner
James
Miss Dowler
Lex
Doctor Bull
Marian Nixon
Ralph Morgan
Andy Devine
Arizona
Broadway
James Dunn
Joan Bennett
Herbert Mundin
Dj Elen Twelvetres
Aboadginne Amt
William Habeigan
Lenox
Eastern Star
Nation
Milton Bronner
Messenger
Vienna
Hapsburgs
University of
Berlin
Tyrol
Ockis
Arlene Judge
Preston Poster
Monte Blue
McCreary’s
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Mrs. Nutter
O.U. Library
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
WLW
Walters
Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Charles Goodrich
West Virginia
Red Flash
Mickey Boy
Lady of
Boyne
E. D. Timms
Daisy Beil Mariner
Margaret Ellen and
David
Akron
Timms
Minnie Fields
Mill Street
David Stein
Green and White
Ohio University
Asame
Dressers Associat
Aes
Metropolitan Stars
Cosmopolitan Club
Grace
Mildred Roberts
John Herrold
Peggy Barber
Jane Galvin
Joe Galvin
Jane
John Saltz
Helen Verity
Paul Allen
Lee Devore
J. M. Higgins
the Boot Shop
Charles A. Leach
Marchp
Sacu
Ayn
Karyoy
Martin
Bargin
HU Cotton & Lancaster
Propti
Pastor
Iyi
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