Nelsonville council orders parking ordinance enforcement
At a special meeting the council directed the service and safety director to enforce the new parking ordinance 870 in the congested business district and authorized updating street markers. The measure limits parking to one hour on Public Square Hocking Street and W Washington and W Columbus Streets noon to 10 pm daily except Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Anderson
Boss
Keplar
Nelson
Call
Galvin
Spencer Opsing
Public Square
Hocking St
W. Washington
W. Columbus Sts
Square
Cables Alley
Holland
John P. Kelson
Chesapeake & Ohio ‘Railroad
Monroe St
Service Department
Rotary Hears C. L. Stout on Embalming History
C. L. Stout, member of the State Embalming Board, spoke to the Nelsonville Rotary on embalming from ancient Egyptian practices to modern methods. He traced priestly preservation methods, noted climate factors in Egypt, and contrasted them with Canaries practices and late nineteenth century American innovations now used worldwide.
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Nelsonville
C. L. Stout
Rotary Club
Stout
State
Egypt
Canary Islands
Fire crews respond to Haydenville blaze and hay field fire
Nelsonville fire department aided Haydenville and Logan departments in fighting a blaze in three National Fire Proofing Co. dryer buildings. Separately, New York Coal Co. farm at Floodwood lost nine tons of hay when another fire of undetermined origin destroyed two hay stacks discovered about seven o clock.
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Nelsonville
Haydenville
Logan Department
National Fire Proofing Co
New York Coal Co
Floodwood
To Complete Safety Drive Organization
Southeastern Ohio truck mine coal operators plan a meeting at the Red Men's Hall in Nelsonville on Thursday evening November 18 at 730 to finish organizing a campaign to reduce accidents and lower state insurance premiums. Operators from Scioto Lawrence Jackson Vinton Gallia Meigs Athens Hocking Perry Morgan Washington Noble Monroe Guernsey and Washington expected to participate with speakers J W Beall Thomas P Kearns James Berry and Herman Theisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Red Men's Hall
Scioto
Lawrence
Jackson
Vinton
Gallia
Meigs
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Morgan
Washington
Noble
Monroe
Guernsey
Letart Falls Social Briefs Summary
Mrs. George Sayre hosts M. E. Ladies' Aid Friday afternoon. Obituary notices for Matthew Jacques in Pt. Pleasant. Marie Phillips of Portsmouth to spend winter in Ft. Worth. Families from Athens, New Jersey, and others visit relatives. Apple butter drive by M E Churches raises 36 gallons for Bethesda Hospital. Numerous local visits and short trips noted among Letart Falls residents.
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Letart Falls
George Sayre
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
A. W. Knoppenberger
Matthew Jacques
Pt. Pleasant
Marie Phillips
Portsmouth
C. L. Thayer
Ft. Worth
Texas
W.S. McDade
Athens
C. N. Wagner
Hazel Shane
Long Bottom
Frank Shane
E. W. Balsen
G. S. Barnhart
Ripley
W. Va
Mattie Shields
Lina Hayman
East Letart
Pomeroy
C. B. Shields
J. M. Hill
Parkersburg
Lora Ball
Elmer Grimm
Leon
Betty Amos
Louis Miller
John Marr
J. L. Wolf
Harry Love
Pleasant
West Kester
Norman, Pomeroy
Ina Noll
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Mrs Emma Gloeckner of Pleasant Valley was Sunday guest of her daughter Mrs Bud Russell. Mr and Mrs Leonard Haning and daughter of Roseville were weekend guests of Mrs Dora Russell. Preaching will be held Sunday at the church. PTA met at the school Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Herald Russell of Charleston were Sunday guests of his father Shannon Russell. Mr and Mrs Joseph Sisson are parents of a 10 pound son named George Roy. Ben Morris spent last week in Pomeroy with his brother George Morris. Mr and Mrs John Goble of Pleasant Valley were Sunday guests of Mrs Lotta Steward. Mr and Mrs George Gilmore of Lancaster were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs S M Gilmore. Mr and Mrs Howard Stover of Middleport spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Milton Russell.
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Bradbury
Emma Gloeckner
Pleasant Valley
Bud Russell
Leonard Haning
Roseville
Dora Russell
P.T.A
Herald Russell
Charleston
Shannon Russell
Joseph Sisson
George Roy
Ben Morris
Pomeroy
George Morris
John Goble
Lotta Steward
George Gilmore
Lancaster
S. M. Gilmore
Howard Stover
Middleport
Milton Russell
Mary Saffel Becomes Constable After Coin Toss in Ohio
Mrs. Mary Saffel wins the constable post in Clay t on Township Perry County Ohio after a coin toss following a six vote write in tally. Her opponent also received six votes and they decided the result by flipping a coin.
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Mary Saffel
Clayton Township
Perry County
Ohio
Red Cross Campaign Workers Announced in Nelsonville
Nelsonville leaders name campaign staff for Red Cross Drive. Wilbur Mender chairs with Dr. H. W. Hyde. volunteers by street include Mary Kessinger Columbus Street, Wesley Hawk, Dean Linscott Upper Chestnut, Ralph Eliott Tom Bush Jackson, Vivian Dowler Walnut, Adaline Ray William Barrows Happy Hollow, Arthur Kennedy Bill Lawson Adams and Frederick, Theron Bishop W Franklin, Frances White JM Mender. district covers Public Square. Mrs John North and Mrs Ella Linton host Methodist Class No 11 Thursday night.
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Nelsonville
Wilbur Mender
Red Cross
H. W. Hyde
Mary Kessinger
Columbus St
Wesley Hawk
Dean Linscott
Upper
Chestnut St
Ralph Eliott
Tom Bush
Jackson St
Vivian Dowler
Walnut St
Happy Hollow
Adaline Ray
William Barrows
Washington St
Arthur Kennedy
Bill Lawson
Adams and
Frederick Sts
Thernon Bishop
W. Franklin
Frances White
JM. Mender
Public Square
Social and Personal Notes from Long Bottom
Long Bottom residents report visits and guests from Paden City Charleroi Little Hocking Coal Valley Pittsburgh and Belleville. Families mentioned include Grim German Alkire Ferrell Clark Lawrence Stalnaker and Swan with activities from weekend to midweek and plans for moving into a new house.
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Long Bottom
Ernest Grim
Paden City
W. Va
Fred German
Evah
Charleroi
Coelle Alkire
Harrisonville
E. L. Clark
Kesse
Ferrell
Child
Little Hocking
E. L. German
Coal Valley
O. E. German
C. H. Lawrences
Percy Curtis
Evelyn Stalnaker
Pomeroy
Gordon Lawrence
Pittsburgh
A. F. Swan
Belleville
Poston Burke Wedding Planned for Saturday
Miss Mary Poston sister of Mrs. Robert Carew will marry Coleman Burke at 4 PM Saturday in St Pauls Episcopal Church. A reception at the University Club will follow hosted by her mother Mrs Elias McClellan Poston. Mrs Carew and children attend prenuptial events in Columbus ahead of the wedding.
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Nelsonville
Mary Poston
Robert Carew
Coleman Burke
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
University Club
Elias McClellan Poston
Homer C. Howard
F. P. Schoedinger
DAR Will Meet Nelsonville Northwest Territory Talk
The Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter D A R will hold a Saturday meeting at Mrs Grace Sheppards home Monroe Street Members are urged to attend Prof A E Wagner of Ohio University will discuss The Northwest Territory Murray City American Legion Murray Post will meet Thursday evening November 18 for a rabbit dinner All post members are expected to attend.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Grace Sheppard
Monroe St
A. E. Wagner
Ohio University
Northwest Territory
Murray City—American Legion
Murray Post
Post
Pythian Sisters Host Weekly Benefit Party in Nelsonville
The Pythian Sisters plan a benefit party at the K of P Hall in Nelsonville Thursday at 8 pm. The event supports their group with an evening of activities and fellowship.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Rock Springs Grange Elects New Leaders
Rock Springs Grange met at the I C C F Hall in Pomeroy and elected officers including Master Fred Godeglein and Treasurer Mrs Ward Gilmore. They have a long term Floral Hall lease from the Fair Board and are digging under the hall for a furnace with further improvements planned. The next meeting will be at the Odd Fellows Hall in Pomeroy.
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Rock Springs
I.C.C.F. Hall
Pomeroy
Fred Godeglein
Ed Evans
Ethel Grueser
Robert Burdette, Jr
James Smith
W. G. Kesterson
Flora
Ruth Morgan
Gertrude Grueser
Homer Ashworth
Grange
Floral Hall
Fair Board
The
Odd Fellows Hall
Promising Day for Business Gains and High-Level Support
The Stars Say for Thursday November 18 promises exceptional opportunities for coups in business. Prospects favor speculation expansion and cooperation from influential figures. Corporations political and diplomatic and secret organizations appear friendly. Those with birthdays may see a year of progress and prosperity and expansion. Large corporations and big business may provide friendly support for meritorious propositions.
Logan Invades Nelsonville for Final Tilt
Logan Chieftains travel to Nelsonville to face the Greys in the annual clash. The visitors, tied for second in the league with Jackson, bring a potent passing game under Coach Tommy Bender. Greyhounds have yet to win this season.
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Nelsonville
Logan Chieftains
Greys
Jackson
Tommy Bender
Greyhounds
Bill Watkins
Max Ervin
Billy Bateman
Sam Dexter
Gerald Forbes
Greyhound
Blair
Bateman
Landis
McManaway
Baird
Juniper
Watkins
Ervin
Miller
Dexter
Logan
Logan High School
Scarlet and Grey Band
Brooks Franks
Kanauga Social And Brief Personal Notes
Kanauga social page notes several visits and family events. Mr and Mrs B M Raike and Paul Burns with Max ine Daugherty visited Huntington and Portsmouth relatives. Paul Oliver and family from Charleston plus John Deem and Athens relatives visited. Mr and Mrs George Sheets announce the birth of a 10½ pound son.
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Kanauga
B. M. Raike
Huntington
Paul Burns
Maxine Daugherty
Portsmouth
Paul Oliver
Charleston
Samuel Shue
Richfield
Ohio
W. H. Shelby
Wadsworth
Shelby
Miss Shue
E. C. Venz
Ralph Frazier
George Boardman
Kanawha City
W. Va
Lucasville
John Deem
Athens
George Sheets
Scouts Meet Thursday in Nelsonville Church
All three Boy Scout troops gather Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Presbyterian Church to hear Rowland Schaar district Ranger speak. He is assisted by other rangers and will illustrate the talk with pictures.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Rowland Schaar
Schaar
Bellans for Indigestion Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Bellans for Indigestion claiming the stomach digests two pounds of food daily and that poor chewing or nervous eating causes distress. It asserts the product neutralizes excess stomach fluids in five minutes, costing 25 cents per package and sold widely.
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Bell & Co
Personal Notices of Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Wallace of Marion Illinois are guests of Mrs James Guy. Charles McManigal of Wooster Ohio visited his aunt Mrs Charles Tedrow at week’s end. Miss Arlene Betts stays with Mr and Mrs Ralph Betts and Rev and Mrs Stewart Radford in Ashtabula and Wickliff Ohio. Mrs William Morgan visits her son and daughter in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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George Wallace
Marion, Ill
James Guy
Charles McManigal, Wooster, O
Charles Tedrow
Arlene Betts
Ashtabula and
Wickliff, O
Ralph Betts
Stewart Radford
William Morgan
Vance Morgan
Milwaukee
District meeting of Women’s Club to hear state president in Marietta
Nelsonville members will attend the annual district meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Marietta on Sunday. Guest speaker will be Miss Pearl Van Au, state president from Cleveland. Members should call Mrs. Lillian Butts at 117 tonight or by noon Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Marietta
Pearl van Au
Cleveland
Lillian Butts
Independents Win Over Mansfield In Glouster Match
Glouster Merchants Independent defeated Mansfield Sunday by 19 to 6. Early forced to kick, Mansfield was outpaced. Smith scored the first touchdown for Glouster on a forward pass. In the second half Glouster added two more scores. all extra point attempts failed.
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Glouster
Glouster Merchants
Mansfield
Smith
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Nelsonville Council
Rotary Hears
Victor Moore
Helen Broderick
Anne
Rie Debs
Joseph Sentley
Albert Lewis
Jack Fownley
Bert Granet
Joe Sere
Red Cross Campaign
John North
Ella Linton
Methodist Church
DAR
Rock Springs Grange
the Stars
By Genevieve Kemble
Turkey
By Ross E. Reed
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Registration Commission
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Bargain
Hit and Miss
Hope
Oxfords
Brown, Or
Melton
Coats
Nesco
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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