Nelsonville Greyhounds overpower Wellston 26 6 in football
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds defeated Wellston 26 to 6 at Wellston after a 6-6 halftime. Hartley led the backfield with key defensive and line play by Ingram, Kennedy as well as Collamore Jewett Nye Kuhn Hawk and Davis in the starting lineup. Fisher threw a 10 yard TD pass and Collamore connected for a second score, with Evans closing the scoring in the fourth quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds
Wellston
Greyhounds
Fisher
Hartley
Collamore
Evans
Ingram
Kennedy
Jewett
Nye
Snappy Six Embroidery Club Formed At Ruth Lowrys Home
A party at Miss Ruth Lowrys home organized the Snappy Six Embroidery Club with Ruby Moore as president Julia Mihalek as secretary Ruth Lowry as treasurer and Rose Mihalek as news reporter Vivian McCombs and Irene Anderson on the program committee Members chose a cushion top for their first project After the meeting there were games music and refreshments The next meeting will be at Ruby Moores home on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lowry
Ruby Moore
Julia Mihalek
Rose Mihalek
Vivian McCombs
Irene Anderson
The Kings Heralds Meet for Kingdom of Love Theme
The Kings Heralds gathered Saturday with Betty Jane and Josephine Tignor for the Kingdom of Love program. Betty Sayre played piano, Mary deline Wilson narrated Thanksgiving in China, and Jane Tignor played clarinet. Mrs. Thomas Spencer reported on the Junior Rally at the World Missionary Convention in Columbus. The meeting closed with prayer. Barbara Steenrod hosts the Christmas gathering with gifts and lunch for 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
Betty Jane
Josephine Tignor
Betty Sayre
Mary “Deline Wilson
China
Jane Tignor
Thomas Spencer
Columbus
Barbara Steenrod
Entertained at Dinner by Mr and Mrs Edwin Johnson
Mr and Mrs Edwin Johnson of 183 West Franklin Street hosted a dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs George Coope Mrs Perle Pierce and Mrs James Patton of Zanesville Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson and son Edward Jr and Miss Ruth Shivers of Jackson Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Johnson
West Franklin Street
George Coope
Perle Pierce
James Patton
Zanesville
Edward Johnson
Edward Jr
Ruth Shivers
Jackson, Mich
Nelsonville to Observe Annual School Visitation Day
Nelsonville City Schools designate Tuesday November 19 as Annual School Visitation Day inviting all parents to visit their children’s classes. A night session from 7 to 9 o’clock at the Senior Junior High School will feature two class periods. Superintendent H E Zuber hopes for another strong turnout after about 250 parents attended last year. Ushers will guide visitors to any class of choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
H. E. Zuber
Nelsonville Delegates Attend Ohio High Schools Journalism Convent
Nelsonville High School delegates Clif ford Linton and Paul Collamore attended the Annual Journalism Convention of Ohio High Schools hosted by Ohio State University. They toured The Roosevelt Times and The Columbus Dispatch, debated layouts, and joined a Year Books discussion. Paul Collamore returned to Wellston to play football after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Navy
Clifford Linton
Paul Collamore
Nelsonville High School
Ohio High Schools
Ohio State University
Roosevelt Times
Dayton
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State University Commerce
Ohio State-Kenyon
Wellston
Luncheon Held at Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter Legion Home
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a luncheon at the American Legion Home in Nelsonville on Saturday November 6 with guest of honor Mrs C F Rathburn Middleport. The program features a cornet solo by Bessie Stephenson and Dr C E Welch on World Peace followed by a talk on National Defense in Peace Time. The gathering ends with The Star Spangled Banner and a flag salute led by Mrs R H Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
C. F. Rathburn
Middleport
Southeast
Bessie Stephenson
Henry Lancaster
C. E. Welch
Figgins Family to Perform at Nelsonville Church Event
The Figgins family of Nelsonville will present a 90 minute program at the Church of Christ auditorium on Friday November 29 at 730 p m. The five member Figgins Family Orchestra includes Jane 15 Max 12 Erma Robertson piano and harp Elizabeth Jane 11 and Ed Figgins flute. The show features orchestra musical readings singing duets solos and novelty acts with unique instruments and Hawaiian style pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Figgins
Church of Christ
Jane Iane
Max
Erma Robertson
Columbus Visits Highlight Local Family Travel
Mrs S S Lane spent Monday with her daughter in Columbus. Don Bowers Jr visited his wife and daughter in Columbus Sunday. Mrs Will Morgan visits in Columbus with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs R D Graham and daughter Mary Margaret Athens were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Dalton. Alvin Wallace Columbus visited friends here Sunday. Mrs Dow Bowers Sr and daughter Mary Jo with Beth and Lucille Verity spent Saturday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs C A Malone and Betty and Charles returned to Akron after visiting here. Harold Mechem Columbus visited with his family over Sunday.
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Jamey Patton
Jack
Zanesville
Lis McLaughlin
William Merz
Alberta Jackson
Columbus
Walter Morrison
Floyd Humphrey
Wanda
Floyd
Shelby
Ohio
Raymond Hilt
Gertrude Hilt
S. S. Lane
Clyde Vanneteer
Don Bowers, Jr
Will Morgan
R. D. Graham
Mary Margaret
Athens
Charles Dalton
Alvin Wallace
Dow Bowers
Mary Jo
Beth
Lucille Verity
C. A. Malone
Betty
Charles
William Malone
Akron
Harold Mechem
State approves Glouster water quality and supply
A State Board of Health report based on October samples finds Glouster’s water, supplied by the Board of Public Affairs, satisfactory and sanitary. Dr. J. M. Higgins reports the water softening and filtration plant in use provides high grade soft water for domestic use while demand has increased, taxing plant capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
State Board of Health
Board of Public Affairs
J. M. Higgins
Athens
Lodge Officers Elected in Bishopville Masonic Body
Bishopville No. 470 F and A M elects 1930 officers with Blonsl Porshipful Master R C Gallo. Senior Warden O R Davis, Junior Warden A W Blackburn, Treasurer J J Shepard, Secretary D M Shepard, Senior Deacon R S Henry, Junior Deacon H E Moody, Tyler E G Campbell. Stewards C A Thomas and A C McCance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bishopville
A. M
R. C. Gallo
Ways
O. R. Davis
A. W. Blackburn
J. J. Shepard
D. M. Shepard
R. S. Henry
H. E. Moody
Tyler
E. G. Campbell
C. A. Thomas
A. C. McCance
Death of Henry Tappert longtime Covington church leader
The Rt. Rev. Magr. Henry Tappert pastor of Mother of God Church Covington Kentucky dies after a long illness in Covington. He was a prominent figure in Ohio and Kentucky ecclesiastical circles for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry Tappert
Mother of God Church
Covington
Ohio
Kentucky
Sunday Creek Floods Route Cuts Glouster Road
Heavy weekend rains flood Sunday Creek near Glouster washing out the road to Trimble and forcing bus detours via Walnut Hill. Officials fear Millfield area may flood by night and postpone the Glouster High versus Corning High football game once again.
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Glouster
Trimble
Glouster-Athens
Walnut Hill
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Glouster High
Corning High
American Legion
Religions of the World booklet offered by Washington bureau
A 48 page booklet titled Religions of the World is prepared by the Washington Information Bureau. It answers Bible questions and covers Christian and non Christian faiths with facts, statistics and religious membership. It is mailed for ten cents with a coupon and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Information Bureau
Glouster P T A Bazaar Set for November 26
The Glouster Parent-Teacher Association announces a bazaar on November 26 in the old Palmer brick building at Main and North Street. Proceeds benefit local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Palmer Brick
Main
North Street
Hunting Licenses Restocked by Athens Township Clerk
Arthur Hunter, clerk of Athens Township, reported his supply of hunting licenses was depleted Saturday and received 60 more on Monday. He previously issued 40 licenses last week and announced that hunters may obtain licenses from him anytime of the day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hunter
Kern Street
Athens Township
Hunter
McGirr Funeral Set for Tuesday in Glouster
Glouster Ohio November 18 Funeral services for James McGirr who died saving a small boy from Sunday Creek flood waters will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville. Jennie Carcara aged eighteen months, another flood victim, will be buried today pending flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James McGirr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul E. Kemper
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Jennie Carcara
Father Clark
Holy Cross Church
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Week in Ohio
Mrs. William Snyder returns to Cleveland after visiting her father Otho Meekley. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Murphy depart for Columbus to start a new home. Their Franklin Street residence will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Verity, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton of Charleston West Virginia visit S. S. Steenrod in Zanesville this week. Williard Brenner of Columbus is a Nelsonville business visitor Saturday. Edwin Ceope of Zanesville visits Mr. and Mrs. James Ceope Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snyder
Cleveland
Otho Meekley
Lincoln Murphy
Columbus
Franklin Street
P. B. Verity
Charles Newton
Charleston
W. Va
S. S. Steenrod
Zanesville
Williard Brenner
Nelsonville
Peg Wallace Released Then Arrested Again in Athens County
Nelsonville inmates report that Peg Wallace, a time server at Athens County Jail, was released on reform promises by Mayor L J Seberie but reoffended by Saturday night. He was found befuddled at 8 80 and escorted to City Jail to await return to Athens. William Darb Baker pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 50 dollars plus costs and jailed pending settlement.
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Nelsonville
Peg” Wallace
Marathon
Athens County
L. J. Seberie
Athens
Peg
Raymond Raine
William “Darb” Baker
Eberle
Baker
George Bateman
Car Flips on Poplar Street in Nelsonville
In heavy rain and without a windshield wiper a touring car owned by Henry Kerns and driven by Louise Donahue struck a parked sedan owned by Jack Davis. The car overturned with Donahue and two sisters and a baby aboard. Donahue suffered painful injuries while others escaped with minor bruises.
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Nelsonville
Poplar Street
George Bateman
Henry Kerns
Louise Donahue
West Franklin Street
Jack Davis
Donahue
Signatures rule stressed for bills of sale on license plates
State meeting in Columbus enforced that both spouses must sign applications when both names appear on the bill of sale for 1930 automobile licenses. Stamp "License Issued" or "Transfer Issued" required on pre December 21 bills of sale. without stamps, applicants face plate charges or transfers. Attendees included Athens deputy commissioner David Johnson and inspector I Fred Bougher, with about 900 people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Kk. Fogo
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
David Johnson
Athens
Fred Bougher
Ioo
Myers Y.cooper
Was Not a Pauper Found Riches After Death
After 63 year old John Smoken died at Good Sargart tan Hospital in Zanesville police found 1200 dollars in his home. The large sum suggests he was not a pauper despite surrounding claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
John Smoken
Hocking River Near Flood Stage Across Athens District
Heavy Sunday rains raised the Hocking River and tributaries to within two feet of flood stage in the Athens area. Creeks overflowed roads between Athens and Marietta and near Glasgow. Farmers reported corn losses in lowlands as waters swept fields and highways bridged by swollen streams.
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Hocking River
Athens
Hocking
Mra. C. N. France
Mill View Place
Athena
State Department of Highwaya
Marietta
Federal Creek
Chilticothe
Paint Creek
Glouster Sunday Creek
Lancaster
Parkersburg
Logan
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Lancaster Highway
Monday Creek
Oreville
New Strattaville
Scotts Creek
Ted Hocking
Hocking Valley
Arctic Pilot Kielson Flies 500 Miles Nome to Nanuk
Arctic aviator Carl Ben Kielson completes a 500 mile flight from Nome Alaska to the ice bound Starship Nanuk. He returns with one crew member and 1876 pounds of fur as part of the vessel cargo valued at $1,000,000 while the captain and four crew remain aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ben Kielson
Nome
Alaska
Nanuk
Mielson
Local Woman's Class Meeting Postponed to November 26
The Local Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening with Mrs Ben James has been postponed until Tuesday evening November 26, as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
Ben James
Cafeteria Luncheon at Methodist Church Wednesday
The public is invited to a cafeteria luncheon in the social rooms of the Methodist Church starting at 11 o'clock Wednesday. The luncheon will be served by the church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Good Health Paper Distribution At Ohio University
The Good Health Paper Slides and Slumps will be distributed to students at Ohio University during the convocitation. George Lead, editor and general chairman, reports completion. Posture clinics at the Women's Gymnasium offer constructive posture critique and prescribed corrective exercises. Men’s clinics follow Tuesday in the Men’s Gymnasium with George Stanford in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
George Lead
House
George Stanford
Thease
Higgins Attends Health Officials Convention in Columbus
Dr J M Higgins Athens County Health Commissioner will join health commissioners from across the state at the annual convention hosted by the State Department of Health. The gathering runs Tuesday through Friday at the Nel House in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
State Department of Health
Nel House
Columbus
One Thin Woman Gains 15 Pounds in Five Weeks
An advertisement urges weak and underweight men and women to take McCoy's Tablets to regain health. It claims a woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: if a purchaser does not gain at least six pounds and feel improved, the company will refund the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Mac Lay
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