Nelsonville Boy Scout Troop 66 Meeting Tonight
Troop 66 meets at West School at 7 30. Flaming Arrow Patrol opening and closing ceremonies. Foxes run games Panthers and Beavers perform stunts. Dues urged by Troop Treasurer before Nov 35 if possible. Leaders council met Tuesday. junior staff roles outlined. Board of review set with Commissioner Harry Mettler Friday Nov 24.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scout
West School
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Foxes
Panthers
Beavers
Everett Wooly
Bill Barber
Bob Johnson
Harry Mettler
Nelsonville Council OKs Canal Improvement With Transfers
Nelsonville City Council, in a special session, approved legislation for the abandoned Hocking Canal improvement under state highway supervision. The council adopted a budget levy resolution, approved transfers totaling 860 dollars among departments, and certified utility coordination to avoid damages from re‑alignment work.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Canal
Budget Commission
County Budget Commission
E. F. DeVore
General Fund
City Hall
Harry Mettier
L. Keplar
Burgett to Speak at York Grange Meeting
Nelsonville district York Grange 24346 holds Friday night initiation in first and second degrees. H N Burgett of Athens will speak on the lecture program and plans are set for a visit to Millers Chapel Grange in Hocking County on November 28.
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Nelsonville
York Grange
H. N. Burgett
Athens
Millers Chapel Grange
Hocking County
Porter Moore Haydenville Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Case
Porter Moore of Nelsonville was charged with intoxication and pleaded guilty at arraignment in Mayor C G Dew's court. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Porter Moore
Haydenville
C. G. Dew
Stock Irregularities Mark Broad Market Moves
New York stocks and bonds showed irregular trading with light volume. General Electric moved 1.3 million shares, Radio Corporation held steady, while Melville Shoe and various industrials posted mixed results across sectors including utilities and transportation.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Electric
Carnival Held at Nelsonville High School Friday
Plans underway for a December 8 carnival at the Nelsonville high school building. Crowning of Carnival Queen with Helen Shaw guiding plans. Faculty supervise games, minstrel show, amateur hour, and food concessions. Dancing at 9 with decorated gym. decorations by Mrs. Long and Roger Wolfe. LeFavor provides dance music. Earl Washburn handles advertising and Miss Stover publicity.
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Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
George Abraham
Harold Figiey
Maynard McDaniels
Mary Sharp
Lillian Stover
Helen Jackson
Blanche Moorehead
Grace
Mildred Roberts
Cornelia Scott
Pauline Fierce
Kathleen Boyd
Lucile Long
Roger Wolfe
LeFavor
Earl Washburn
Miss Stover
Hallett Host For Nelsonville High Football Team Dinner
J C Hallett of Mac Chevrolet Nelsonville hosted a three course turkey and chicken dinner at Baties Restaurant for the Nelsonville High School football squad and coach George Abraham. The 48 cheerleaders led songs and cheers and talks were given by team members coach Abraham and Hallett.
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Nelsonville
J. C. Hallett
Mac Chevrolet
Baties
George Abraham
Abraham
Hallett
Hall to Speak at Nelsonville Clerks Dinner
Nelsonville fourth anniversary dinner of United Retail Clerks features Hall of Washington D C former United Mine Workers president Ohio District 6 as principal speaker. Banquet at Church of Christ Friday Nov 17 at 6 30 pm with Delbert Morman musical selections. Carnival dance at K of P Hall 9 pm Rex Koons orchestra. Chas Finsterwald chairs committee.
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Nelsonville
Lee Hall
Washington
D. C
C.ilo
U.mw.a
United Mine Worker
Ohio
United Retail Clerks of
Church of Christ
Hail
Delbert Morman
K. of P. Hall
Rex Koons
Chas. H. Finsterwald
Students Hear Evangelists At Assembly
Nelsonville Ohio high school hosts a regular weekly assembly with evangelist NELSONVILLE-W. S. Cole grove and soloist H L Fiem ing with Grey as accompanist. The program includes the school orchestra, colors, pledge, scripture, and student solos before the evangelist program.
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Nelsonville
W. S. Colegrove
H. L. Fieming
Miss Grey
LeFavor
Singing of America
Meredith Awe
Gerald Hoch
Max Adkins
Gerald
Emily Sharp
Supt. Arnold
Kinner
Junior Ruble
Dorothy Schmitter
Alice Duskey
Ruth Raine
Dorcas Society Postpones Meeting to Evangelistic Services
The regular Dorcas Society meeting in Doanville was postponed and moved to the Community Center at 7 o'clock where members will attend evangelistic services at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church. Members should arrive promptly. Christmas Seals aid the sick and protect the well.
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Doanville
Dorcas Society
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati Produce Market Steady with Mixed Livestock Totals
Cincinnati Livestock and Eggs report with steady poultry prices and varied weights. Prices show hogs, cattle, and sheep trading at mixed levels while poultry and eggs hold steady amid receipts.
Cleveland Produce Market Report for live poultry
Cleveland Produce notes steady market with extra grade clean birds. Current receipts show live poultry demand for hens and heavy pullets, leghorns, white and barred rocks, colored varieties, and broilers in multiple weight ranges with prices ranging 11 to 18 cents per pound.
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Cincinnati
Brothers and Fryers
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Cleveland
Social Notes of Bradbury
Bradbury notes show G M Perkins visiting Morristown and spending time with Rev J P Miller. Bible School attendance was 60. A shower for Philip Russell and bride drew many gifts. Mrs S M Gilmore is seriously ill. Raymond Skeggs family visited Middleport relatives. William Horden ill with influenza after Morgantown trip. Local football fans joined Middleport Yellow Jackets in Wellston to celebrate a victory.
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Bradbury
G. M. Perkins
Church of Christ
Morristown
J. P. Miller
Rev. Miller
Bradford
Philip Russell
Raymond Skeggs
Middleport
William Horden
Morgantown
Wellston
Yellow Jackets
Territory wool bids and mixed sales report from government agent
The U S Agriculture Department noted scattered sales and a few bids for territory wools. Good French combing mix fine territory wool brought around 5 cents per scoured pound in original bags. French combing mix half blood territory wool sold 90 to 93 cents per scoured pound. Grain prices listed include Wheat Red No 1 and No 2, Corn Yellow No 3, and Oats White No 2 and No 3 with varied quotes.
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Territory
U. S. Agriculture Department
Toledo
Boy and deer slain in Old Beach hunting accident
Harold Strain aged 16 was killed near Old Beach when a deer he stood behind was shot by a partner who did not see him. Coroner W A Cartwright ruled the hunter died from a bullet that passed through the deer and struck Strain.
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Old Beach
Orc
Harold Strain
W. A. Cartwright
Strain
Nelsonville Social Notes Class Meets At Walker Home
The Retta Howe Class of the M. E. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Marie Walker on Poplar Street. Central PTA holds its regular meeting Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Central School.
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Retta Howe
M. E. Church
Marie Walker
Poplar St
PTA
Central Pta
Central School
Miss Blanche Riley to Speak at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Blanche Riley spends the week end in Ashtabula where she will speak Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Goldin Craig hosts the M M Club Friday evening at her West Washington Street home.
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Blanche Riley
Ashtabula
First Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Held at Chestnut Street Home
Mrs. Charles Monks hosted a WCTU gathering on Chestnut Street Tuesday evening with President Mrs. Sam Starkey presiding and leading the devotional service. Mrs. George Evans gave the prayer and reports from secretary Mrs. Fannie Williams followed.
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Charles Monks
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chestnut St
Sam Starkey
George Evans
Fannie Williams
Starkey
Warren Lanning
Logan
Birdie Casey
Wheeling
W. Va
Anna Kontner
Future Homemakers Hear Talk by Syrian Student
The Nelsonville Future Homemakers of America met on November 14 with 61 members. Guest speaker Sophie Wakim, Ohio University home economics student from Syria, spoke on women in Syria and local customs.
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Nelsonville
Future Homemakers Association
Louise Strait
Sylvia Burchfield
Londa Pollock
Marjorie Blair
Marjorie Kelly
Alice Richardson
Frances Bundy
Anna Mae Allen
Virgene Medkiff
Waiva Bateman
Jean Fiske
Joan Fellum
Sophie Wakim
Syria
Ohio University
F.H.A
Wakim
Norma
Marjorie Kelley
Jeanette Reeves
Jeanette Davis
Martha Cooley
Lenora Hannas
Kathleen Keating
Nelsonville School Dinners and Election of Invitations
At 6 o clock this evening a faculty dinner series begins in the Home Economics room with Miss Pauline Fierce chairing, joined by Miss Mary Sharp and others. Senior and Junior committees met to select invitation and ring samples, voting ensued and the highest vote winners were chosen by Student Council with Principal Kinneer tallying ballots. Ring committee members include Katharine Barron Frieda White and others. invitation committee members include Alma Galvin Josephine Sharp and Dorothy Lowden.
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Nelsonville
Pauline Fierce
Mary Sharp
Harold Figley
Kenneth Kinneer
Miss Fierce
Miss Sharp
Miss Jackson
Wolf
Lillian Stover
Katharine Barron
Frieda White
Mary Blimes
Max Howard
Dick Bingman
Billy Keeton
Alma Galvin
Josephine Sharp
Dorothy Lowden
Max Adkins
Dick Blair
Jack Laessle
School Children Aid In Book Displays
Nelsonville pupils cooperate with the public library for Book Week. Upper grade boys at Kimberly School made book ends for the display, Buchtel art class prepared posters, and Alice Thompson with Hattie Klinebriel colored and mounted dolls of various countries for the window display.
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Nelsonville—School
Nelsonville Public Library
Kimberly School
Buchtel
Alice Thompson
Hattie Klinebriel
Buchtel School
Will Benefit Nelsonville Gold Side Event Tonight
The Gold Side of the W B A Review hosts a benefit party tonight at 7 30 in Spray Hall on Washington Street to raise funds for Nelsonville. Local organizers invite attendees to support the cause and enjoy performances.
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Nelsonville
W.B.A
Spray Hall
Washington St
Mexico Declares War on United States in 1845
The text notes that on June 4, 1845 Mexico declared war on the United States, marking a major escalation in the conflict between the two nations.
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Mexico
United States
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