James Beatty Former Nelsonville Grays Manager Dead
Nelsonville resident James Beatty 75 died in Cleveland. Funeral at his late Cleveland home Saturday at 2 pm. burial there. Survived by wife Anna two children Mabel Griffiths and Fred Beatty one grandchild and siblings. Beatty helped manage the Nelsonville Grays in the 1890s. He was a life member of Valley Edge Knights of Pythias.
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Cleveland
James Beatty
Wite
Anna
Mabel Griffiths
Fred Beatty
Dave
Akron
Will
Sharon
Lso
David Burnell
Beatty
Louie Wend
Nelsonville Grays
Reading
Ohio
Valley Edge
Knights of Pythias
Mrs Mary E Smith 83 Dies in Nelsonville and Burials Set
Mrs Mary Eleanore Smith 83 widow of Joseph Smith longtime Nelsonville resident died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Columbus. Survived by daughters Mrs Edward Gatewood Mrs John Roach and Mrs Charles Coleman a son John Smith a sister Mrs Joseph Slater and brother Samuel Colter. Funeral at Gatewood home Saturday at 2 pm with burial in Columbus.
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Mary E. Smith
Capital City
Nelsonville
Mary Eleanore Smith
Joseph Smith
Heraughter
Edward Gatewood
North Harris Ave
Columbus
Elatives
John Roach
Athens
Arles Coleman
Ee Smith
Sist
Joseph Slater
Samuel Colter
Gatewood
Plan Contest ers To Have Declamation Friday Evening
Inville occupies York Township Gag No 2436 hosts a public declamation contest Friday at 7:30 pm. Participants include Adda MacCombs Asa Hammond and others with works on America and Peace in the Orient Americanism and related topics. Superintendent E J Arnold acts as judge.
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Inville
York Township
Trend
Humber
Adda Maccombs
Asa Hammond
W ’S
L. E. Buel
Kley
Marjoriee Vorhees
Helening
Mary Louw Hudson
Lois Vol
E. J. Arnold
School bus driver charged after street car collision
Charles Johnson was arraigned in Nelsonville on a reckless driving charge and held to the Grand Jury under a $100 bond. The school bus driver involved in Monday afternoon’s collision with a street car. two children were slightly injured. Chief George Bateman filed the affidavit.
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Nelsonville
Charles Ee
Ayor
Bill Hickman
Johnson
George Bateman
Class 19 Sunday School to Meet at Mrs Sommers Home
Methodist Sunday School class 19 to meet this evening at Mrs Raymond Sommers home on Chestnut Street. Dinner will be served at 6 15 before the business meeting and a good attendance is expected.
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Methodist Sunday School
Raymond Sommers
Chestnut Street
Birthday Party for September October November Daughters
The Daughters of America announce a birthday party in their hall on Friday evening for members with September October or November birthdays. A pot luck luncheon will be served.
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Daughters of America
Coolville Red Cross enrolls 35 members in township
Coolville drive reports 35 members enrolled yesterday in Coolville alone with no door to door solicitation. Roll call chairman R A Wolfe, aided by T H Johnson, cites a township canvass starting today and a contest to reward the top recruiter. Johnson praises county workers and predicts strong results.
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R. A. Wolfe
Roll Call
Athens County Red Cross
Coolville
T. H. Johnson
Wolfe
Johnson
Hemroid Tablets Promised to End Piles Pain
An advertisement touts Hemroid tablets as an internal remedy for piles, claiming they cure by improving blood circulation and healing weak, congested parts. It cites Dr J S Leonhardt and notes Quick's Cut Rate offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Adv
Musterole
Classified ads and circulation information
A staff correspondent note inviting readers to use the classified ads service and circulation desk. It mentions contact number 112-W and calls for an experienced representative to assist with society and locals news.
P. T. A. Fall Frolic at Central Building Friday
Nelsonville reports the Central Parent-Teacher Association's Fall Frolic on Friday November 20 starting 3 PM. Upper grade presents Modernizing Aunt Minnie and lower grades perform Mistress Marys Garden with an operetta by Miss Whitlatch. Activities include fish pond bingo bakery candy hot dog hamburger stand coffee ice cream and pop. Tickets cover both plays. operetta costs five cents more. No one admitted without tickets.
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Minnie
Mary
Will J Tedrow Weds Myrtle Brant In Barnesville
Will J Tedrow of Barnesville and Myrtle Brant of New Florence Pa were married Nov 11 in Nelsonville at the home of the bride's parents. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Rankin of the United Presbyterian Church. The couple will reside in Barnesville and traveled to Washington DC after the ceremony.
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Nelsonville
Will J. Tedrow
Barnesville
Elizabeth Tedrow
Myrtle Brant
Oliver Brant
New Florence
Rankin
United Presbyterian Church
Martins Ferry Hospital
Tedrow
Ford Agency
Washington, D. C
Boy Scouts Troop 46 to Meet at Legion Building
Nelsonville reports Troop 46 meets Friday at 7 PM at the Legion Building. Scouts should pay next year’s registration promptly and may earn theater tickets by participating in contests and bringing substitutes. First aid training on a dislocated jaw will be demonstrated by Scoutmaster Lee.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Legion Building
Boy's Life Magazine
Lee
Golden Rule Sunday School Class Meets at Methodist Church
Mrs. Elda Patton hosted the Golden Rule class Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church. Miss Blanche Moorehead led the business meeting, with Bertha Ash delivering the scripture. Topics on American Music were studied by Lucille Long Blanche Linton and Dorothy Allen, followed by refreshments during a social hour. Fifteen members answered roll call.
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Elda Patton
Methodist Church
Blanche Moorehead
Bertha Ashby
Lucille Long
Blanche Linton
Dorothy Allen
Birthday dinner honors Miss Margaret and Miss Ethel Johnson
A birthday dinner at the Johnson home on Jackson Street honored Miss Margaret Johnson on Friday November 15 and the birthday of her sister Miss Ethel Johnson celebrated that day. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clayton Scheide and daughter Lois Ann of Logan, Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and family, and Clyde Fisher.
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Margaret Johnson
Ethel Johnson
Johnson Home
Jackson Street
Clayton Scheide
Lois Ann, Logan
Frank Johnson
Clyde Fisher
Five-year-old Joe Conkle Returns from Columbus Surgery
In Nelsonville on November 19, little Joe Conkle aged five has been discharged after a surgical operation at White Cross Hospital in Columbus. His grandmother Mrs. Bertha Grose kept him company during his stay and accompanied him home.
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Nelsonville
Little Joe Conkle
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Bertha Grose
Martha Class of Methodist Sunday School Meeting
The Martha Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs. Julius Fischer's home Tuesday evening with hostesses Mrs. F. E. McCreary, Mrs. Henry Lancaster, and Mrs. Berry Hickman. Mrs. Clarence Butts led devotional, followed by a business session led by president Mrs. Miles Howe. Mrs. Lancaster led the program. Thanksgiving themed contests were played. Refreshments were served to 32 members and three guests.
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Martha
Methodist Sunday School
Julius Fischer
F. E. McCreary
Henry Lancaster
Berry Hickman
Clarence Butts
Miles Howe
Lancaster
Rainbow Class Holds November Party at church
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church met Tuesday evening for a November party led by teacher Mrs. S. S. Lane. Mrs. Glen Allen presided over the business meeting and a pot luck luncheon was served to 17 members.
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Rainbow
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Christian Church
S. S. Lane
Glen Allen
Two Nelsonville Teens Confuse Age During Celebration
In Nelsonville on November 19 two youths, Tommy Lee McMannis and Danny Keys, mistakenly marked their ages as two years older than they are. McMannis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don McMannis. Keys is the son of Frank Keys.
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Nelsonville
Tommy Lee McMannis
Don McMannis
Danny Keys
Frank Keys
America
Local Bridge Club Hosts Guests At Mrs Barrows Home
Mrs. William Barrows entertained her bridge club at 377 West Washington Street Wednesday evening with guests Mrs. Margaret Raine Mrs. Julia Reeves Mrs. Inoz Wilson Mrs. Donald Betts and Mrs. Wilbur Martin. The game used three tables with Miss Eula Scheeler and Miss Helen Devol taking first and second high scores. Mrs. Raine won the guest prize.
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William Barrows
West
Washington Street
Bridge Club
Margaret Raine
Julia Reeves
Inoz Wilson
Donald Betts
This City
Wilbur Martin
Athens
Eula Scheeler
Helen Devol
Past Chiefs Association Meeting Tonight
The Past Chiefs Association of the Daughters of America will meet in the Junior Order Hall this evening. All members are expected to attend. A pot luck luncheon will be served.
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Chiefs Association of the Daughters of America
Girls of Ohio Bell Exchange Host Rabbit Dinner
The Ohio Bell Telephone Exchange girls dined on a rabbit dinner Wednesday evening in the social rooms at the Washington Street building. Minnie Laughlin Sylvia Matheny Jessie Baker Dora Matheny Charlotte Hubble Frances Somers Louise Ray Emma Connors and Florence Hick attended. A social time with bingo followed the meal.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Exchange
Washington Street
Minnie Laughlin
Sylvia Matheny
Jessie Baker
Dora Matheny
Charlotte Hubble
Frances Somers
Louise Ray
Emma Connors
Ftorence Hick
Notable Society Guests Visit Columbus and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Mort Wickham spent today in Columbus. L. D. Loeser of the C. and O. Railway in Huntington W Va visited Nelsonville on Wednesday. Mrs. George Beagle spent Wednesday in Columbus with relatives. The Reverend Father Donavan of Bremen and Father Shafer of Sugar Grove stayed Monday with Father Rath in the city. Mrs. Sadie Nixon Mrs. Leonard McLean and three children and Mrs. Norval Nixon of Columbus visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ervin on Walnut Street. Mrs. Clarence McMillen and daughter Norma spent today with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Pedigo.
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Mort Wickham
Columbus
L. D. Loeser
C. & O. Railroad Company
Huntington
W. Va
Nelsonville
George Beagle
Father Donavan
Bremen
Shafer
Sugar Grove
Rath
Sadie Nixon
Leonard McLean
Norval Nixon
Alleniu Urate Cure Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
The advertisement claims a 24 hour start for uric acid elimination and 48 hours to end pain with Alleniu. It guarantees money back from McKee Drug Co. and druggists, offering a bottle for 85 cents.
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Alleniu
McKee Drug Co
Five Members Are Added to Musical Fraternity
Five new members were installed into Eta Mu Phi at its first initiation held in the Nelsonville high school cafeteria. Initiates included Elwood McCreary Tom Wolfe Bob Wend Charles Evans and Harold McCray. Each gave a short talk with McCray defining his idea of a fraternity and Wend explaining the meaning of the Greek letters.
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Nelsonville
Eta Mu Phi
Elwood McCreary
Tom Wolfe
Bob Wend
Charlies Evans
Harold McCray
McCray
Charles Evans
Gypsy Bride Ruby Ranco Married in Federal Ruling
Cincinnati federal court recognizes Ruby Ranco a legally married wife to Ephriam Marks a 25 year old Gypsy prince despite claims of kidnapping by her Brooklyn father. The case centered on whether payment and marriage satisfied lawful wedlock.
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Ruby Ranco
Ephriam Marks
Prince
Cincinnati
O. Ruby
Ephriam
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sousa Leads Fraternity Event With Music Talk and Welcome
John Philip Sousa, aging Joe 0 years, presides over a college fraternity meeting with Elwood McCreary presenting on music history. Charles Finsterwald outlines rules and structure while Ward W Hamm gives the final welcome. Five new students join, totaling ten for the yearly quota as the high school quartet sings two numbers.
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John Philip Sousa
Elwood McCreary
Tom Wolfe
Charles Finsterwald
Ward W. Hamm
Trio Leads Evening Medley By Brass Quartet
A brass quartet performed several numbers as Frances Kourt Joe Galvin Elwood McCreary and Herbert Woody played. Miss Marjorie Rutledge oversaw a dinner served by high school home economics students and their classmates.
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Frances Kourt
Joe Galvin
Elwood McCreary
Herbert Woody
Marjorie Rutledge
Nelsonville to Meet Athens on Friday in football clash
Nelsonville and Athens high schools schedule a Friday game as Nelsonville targets ending Athens' long no defeat run against them. The Greyhounds face steep odds despite eager players and a memory of last year’s 0 0 tie in a Thanksgiving tilt that preserved Athens dominance.
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Nelsonville High School Greyhounds
Athens High Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Athens
Young
Buck’’ Kelley
Bill Sharp
Wat Wolfe
Wilbur Snowden
Fred Preston
Jewel
Gib Young
Moore
Smith
Howearth
Pete McKinley
Athens High
Athens Defeats Nelsonville in Muddy Football Clash
McKintey with Carmichael twine leads Athens to a 39-6 win over Nelsonville Hine in Nelsonville. Scoring highlights include a 2-yard pass from Hatch to Chuck Patton and notable plays by Rupe, Weet, Howell, and Orin Mace as Athens extends athletic relations with Nelsonville.
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McKintey
Carmichael
Athens
Hounds
Campbell
Chaves Cook
Gre
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