Nelsonville Club Hosts Blooming Garden Gathering
The Business and Professional Woman's Club of Nelsonville hosted 84 guests from Athens Logan and Nelsonville at the Legion Home dining room. Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins spoke on The How Why and Wherefore of The Constitution amid a turkey dinner and blue and gold table decor.
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Nelsonville
Legion Home
Business and Professional Woman's Club of
Woman's Community Garden Club
Athens and Logan Business and Professional Club
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Margaret Johnson
Clifton
Grace
Glenford Dugan Post
C. C. Slater
Mable Poston
United States
Congressman Jenkins
J. M. Hyde
Garden Club
Sinés
Hughes
Logan
Athens
Mary Sharp
Frances Bennett
Sigrid Love
Gladys Bayliss
Nelsonville City Funds Reported and Events
The city auditor reports total funds of Nelsonville at 8480.94 as of Oct 31 with receipts of 87806.97 and expenditures of 85740.59 by fund including General, Waterworks, electric, auto, relief, and street funds. Also: St Andrews Church hosts a benefit bridge event Nov 21 at 7:30 pm. The Mission Study completes tonight at First Presbyterian Church. George Dunn of Floodwood pleads guilty to intoxication and pays a fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Bef DeVore
Ladies of
Valley Mayors Invite District Leaders to Conservancy Meeting
Nelsonville Mayor 8 G Holland announces a meeting of the Hocking Valley Mayor's Association to discuss the valley conservancy program. Logan will host Tuesday evening November 26 at 7 o'clock with invited representatives from all sub divisions and business groups in the district.
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Nelsonville
G. Holland
Hocking Valley
Clerks Union Organized in Nelsonville
A Retail Clerks International Association unit affiliated with the AFL was organized in Nelsonville Monday night. Forty three local clerks attended at the K of P Hall. 18 new members were initiated. Floyd Steenrod was elected president. other officers include Joe Stedem as vice president and Ellen Burnell as recording secretary. The chapter will meet weekly and offers store cards to shops with all clerks in the union. Initiation fees and dues may be reduced for part time workers.
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Nelsonville
Retail Clerks International Association
American Federation of Labor
P. Hall
D. J. Marquise
Akron
Floyd Steenrod
Association
Joe Stedem
Ellen Burnell
Charles Glenn
Albert Barber
Ivan Matheny
Max Wolfe
Ralph Higgins
Shelby Barber
Ed Knight
Frank Betta, Jr
K. of P. Hall
Two Hurt In Collision Near Langwater
Mrs. W. B. Byans and her sister Mrs. Fred Wilson of Nelsonville were injured in a head on car crash near Langwater Monday. Evang sustained fractures of left arm bones ribs and multiple lacerations while her sister suffered similar injuries with both arm bones broken on the right arm. They were hospitalized at Lancaster and returned home Tuesday evening with Mr. Evans and Raymond Harper in the party.
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Nelsonville
W. B. Byans
Fred Wilson
Lancaster Hospital
Langwater
Evang
Evans
Raymond Harper
Columbus
Lewis Patrick
Lancaster
Guy Yontz
Mr. Yontz
Nelson
George Beacoe
Mansfield
Gien Channell
Ogossoc
Maine
Dale Channell
Don Nelson
Bennie Harrison
Don
Herrold Barstow
Athens
Ohio
Cincinnati
Community meeting at Buchtel M. E. Church Friday
A community meeting at the Buchtel M. E. Church is planned for Friday evening November 22 for Protestant members and friends to discuss retaining the church in the community. Music and entertainment will be provided as the committee urges wide attendance.
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Rbuchtel
Buchtel M
Dads Dinner Sponsor by Glouster Church Society Plans Festival
A Glouster church group sponsors a dads dinner and Medieval League program in Nelsonville. Young people meet at the Methodist Church to discuss Movies and Christmas carol stories begin a new series. Plans for the County Booth Festival on November 28 include donations to White Cross Hospital and Worthington Children’s Home.
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Nelsonville
Martha Galvin
H. A. Rothrock
County Booth
White Cross Hospital
Worthington
Jeanette Cramner
Ruth Dawson
Hold Woodson Rites NELSONVILLE funeral services
Funeral services for W. G. Woodson were held Sunday at the First Baptist Church conducted by Rev. B. J. Hall. Mrs. Mildred Greene and Mrs. Ruth Topsail with Mrs. Caroline Woods sang titles including In the Garden and How Firm a Foundation. Burial was at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
W. G. Woodson
First Baptist Church
B. J. Hall
Mildred Greene
Ruth Topsail
Caroline Woods
Greenlawn
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Nelsonville residents host and visit relatives across Ohio. Mrs Lillian Jean of Nelsonville stays with Mrs Ellen Shafer in Cincinnati. Elsie Myers of Logan visits son Klar Myers and wife. Mrs Bred Wilde and son James Orland from Akron spend weekend with James Evans family. E L Murphy returns to Cleveland after weekend with Mrs Murphy. Garnet Riggs Leach returns to Toledo after three weeks with her mother.
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Nelsonville
Lillian Jean
Poplar Street
Ellen Shafer
Fourteenth Street
Cincinnati
Elsie Myers
Logan
Klar Myers
Bergene Dean
Bred Wilde
James Orland
Akron
James Evans
E. L. Murphy
Cleveland
Murphy
Garnet Riggs Leach
Toledo
Marriage Announced At Carbon Hill Home
John Delong and Ruby Lones wed in a ceremony at the bride’s Carbon Hill area home. Rev. Charlies Hook officiated as guests including family and friends from Floodwood, Stewart, Kimberly, Nelsonville, and nearby communities shared dinner and well wishes. The bride received many useful gifts.
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Carron Hill
John Delong
Stanley Delong
Ruby Lones
Paul Lones
Charlies Hook
Joe Frost
James
Arthur
Joe, Jr
Bobby Dale
Stewart
Ralph Lones
Dale
Nelsonville
Charles Hook
Kimberly
Julia Hughes
Beastie McCombs
Clarence Ward
Shermann
Judy
Peart
Betty
Raymond Reynolds
William Pancake, Jr
Floodwood
Peart Lones
Violet
Delores
Chauncey News Briefs of Weekend Travel and Visits
Local residents from Chauncey and nearby towns spent weekends and weekdays visiting family and friends in Murray City Columbus Nelsonville Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Attendees included Mrs Elizabeth Robinet and Mrs Daniel Fulton in Murray City and Chauncey visitors at Memorial Hall in Columbus. Congressman Thomas Jenkins visited Chauncey friends Tuesday.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Daniel Fulton
Murray City
William Snedden
Memorial Hall
Clarence Oliver
Eloise Tucker
William Donaldson
Kimberly
N. S. Harvey
Joseph Popoczy
Edith McDaniel
Ida Hill
Maybelle Mingus
Lizele Patton
Columbus
Bruce Mercer
June Lee
Philadelphia
Strentz Browning
Mona Belle and Mary
Pittsburgh
Thomas Ferrer
H. O. McDaniel
Bill Smith
Dad's Day Dinner Honors Dads at Church Gathering
GLOUSTER. The annual Dad's Day dinner by the Christian Endeavor Society at the Church of Christ drew a large crowd. Dads were escorted to a long table decorated in red, white, and blue with American Beauty roses as favors. Speakers, songs, poems, and tributes followed with several dads giving talks. Roses were sent to three sick C E mothers.
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C. E. Society
D. P
B. Society
Alael Wilfred Millington
F. H. Ervinsen
Theodore Williams
Pappy
Donna Ross
Lois Balderson
William Peugh
Rodney Linscott
KE. LeFever
Herman Jones
E. K. Peugh
F. D. Kinney
Co. BE. Williams
Frank Millington
C. E
Harry Gardner
Harvey Norris
Edward Davis
Mother Carey Party Honors Mrs. Robert Thomas
GLOUSTER Mrs Malcolm Davis and Mrs Donald Adams hosted a Mother Carey party at the home of the former to honor Mrs Robert Thomas. An enjoyable evening, with many beautiful gifts for the guest, followed a luncheon for the ladies listed including Mrs D P Morris Mrs F D Kinney Mrs Charlies Thomas and daughter Miss Alice Mrs Floyd Cooper Mrs C A Beal Mrs Ralph Halbert Mrs Walter Yount Miss Mildred Adams and Miss Emma Adams.
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Glouster
Malcolm Davis
Donald Adams
Mother Carey
Robert Thomas
D. P. Morris
F. D. Kinney
Charlies Thomas
Alice
Floyd Cooper
C. A. Beal
Ralph Halbert
Walter Yount
Mildred Adams
Emma Adams
Glouster Man Sees Deer Near Burr Oak
Relph Dugen reports a deer in the road near Burr Oak while en route to Corning. The animal stood briefly before moving to the brush, possibly the same deer spotted near Murray City last week.
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Glouster
Burr Oak
Corning
Relph Dugen
Dugan
Murray City
Golden Wedding Observed at Coolville for Bingman Pair
Mr and Mrs Hall Chapman hosted a surprise fiftieth wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs W A Bingman in Jackson Addition Coolville with over one hundred guests from Coolville and Ireland communities. The event featured a reading of The Golden Wedding poem, gifts, refreshments, and a social hour.
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Coolville
Hall Chapman
Jackson Addition
W. A. Bingman
Chapman
Ireland
Tom Gardner
Will Rogers
P. Bingman
W. E. Bingman
Wes. Hornsby
Ruth Gordon
W. EF. Bingman
Diphtheria Claims Young Girl at Buchtel
Private funeral services were held for Fay Millinger six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Millinger at the family residence in Buchtel after a brief diphtheria illness. Rev Father Stecker conducted the rites and burial took place in Buchtel Cemetery. The Millinger family includes five other children.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Fay Millinger
Thomas Millinger
Father Stecker
Millinger
Five Watercolors by Fran ces Gray Elliot On Display In PAFA Shows
Fran ces Gray Elliot wife of Prof Rush Elliot displays five watercolors across three shows at PAFA Philadelphia Chester Springs Exhibit features Sketching Day Lilies and Fantasy painted this summer during her Chester Springs stay Flowers was made at Chester Springs and Magnolias shown earlier with the Ohio Water Color Show The exhibits run from November 3 to December 9 Mrs Elliot holds B S and M A degrees from Ohio University College of Education Art Department
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Frances Gray Elliot
Rush Elliot
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Chester Springs
Philadelphia Water Color Club
Elliot
Mr and Mrs Rose Honored With Bridge and Shower
Mr and Mrs Richard Fought hosted an evening bridge at their home Turaday honoring Mr and Mrs William Rhone on their recent wedding. Guests gave gifts around a large wedding cake while prizes went to Mrs Everett Shirley, Mr Dana Connett, Mr Foster Bean, and Mrs P G Chipman.
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Richard Fought
Turaday
William Rhone
Everett Shirley
Dana Connett
Foster Bean
P. G. Chipman
Guysville
John Dowler
Charles Harvey
J. A. Slingluff
Lloyd Shingler
Frank Higgins
Wayne Wingett
William Hughes
W. W. Connett
Edith West
Paul Mansfield
P. G. Chapman
William Rose
Exhibition of ventriloquism by Rev. Jenkins at church
Rev. Albert G. Jenkins of the First Methodist Church presents a program of magic illusion and ventriloquism in the church dining rooms Friday evening with Ohio University students assisting. Proceeds fund delegates to the Student Volunteer Convention in Indianapolis and the Wesleyan Foundation Orchestra will perform. A chicken dinner by the Women’s Missionary Society is served 5:00 to 6:30 p m in the church parlors. All proceeds support the organization’s benefit fund.
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Albert G. Jenkins
Wesleyan Foundation
First Methodist Church
Ohio University
Indianapolis
Women's Missionary Society
The Purity Of Gold Bullion Misnamed At 1000 Fine
Readers are told that gold bullion marketed as 1000 fine is technically 999.999 fine. The article clarifies the standard fineness and explains the small discrepancy in purity labeling.
Chauncey Dover Opens 1935 Court Season Friday
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils start the 1935 basketball season with two games this week. Both boys and girls teams play at Greens Run Friday night, then Hamden and Vinton County champions visit Saturday for the home schedule. Key lettermen include Ross Daugherty Smith Osthorpe Carter and Bridgewater. Season tickets are on sale at the high school.
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Chauncey
Chauncey - Dover Blue Devils
Greens
Hamden
Vinton County
Ross
Daugherty
Smith
Osthorpe
Carter
Bridgewater
McQuade
Sapp
Simpson
Border
Chauncey Woman Honored On Birthday Celebration
In Chauncey a surprise party marked the twenty third birthday of Mrs. Denzil E. Phillips with relatives and friends attending at her home. The event included gifts, pink and white cake, and refreshments served by Mrs. Fanchion Pierce. Attendees included Woodrow Reynolds Harry Phillips Elmer Showalters Lucille Clarey Sadie Smith Gerald Pierce Dengill B Phillips Wilma Juanita Lester Loren Paul Richard Gordon Lee and others.
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Chauncey
Denzil E. Phillips
Fanchion Pierce
Pierce
Woodrow Reynolds
Harry Phillips
Elmer Showalters
Lucille Clarey
Sadie Smith
Gerald
Dengill B. Phillips
Wilma Juanita
Lester Loren
Paul Richard
Gordon Lee
Bridge Club Meets at Cottage Tea Room Evening
Chauncey Miss Ruth Fiske hosted a dinner bridge for her club at the Cottage Tea Room. High score trophy went to Christine Brown with Sarah Thomas second. Naomi Womsley received the guest prize. Members present included Evelyn Simms Chrystal Simms Ruth Bridgewater Christine Brown Frances Howard Sarah Thomas Dorothy Goodrow Gladya Pickering Jessie Fiske Ruth Fiske and guests Fannye King Naomi Woingiey.
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Chauncey
Ruth Fiske
Cottage
Christine Brown
Sarah Thomas
Naomi Womsley
Evelyn Simms
Chrystal Simms
Ruth Bridgewater
Frances Howard
Dorothy Goodrow
Gladya Pickering
Jessie Fiske
Fannye King
Naomi Woingiey
Festival at new Auditorium hosts games and prizes
The Plains festival at the new Auditorium is set for Thursday evening November 21 with entertainment, food booths, fortune telling, a movie, bingo roulette and dancing in the gym. Proceeds go to the Athletic Chair. Also notes fatalities and travel plans involving local residents and a class meeting postponement due to illness.
Willing Workers Class Meets at Blower Home
Mary Lee Blower hosted the Willing Workers Class meeting of Millfield Church of Christ at her parents home. Hen rietta Heffkin led the session with Mary Lee Blower in devotions and plans for a Christmas gathering at Virginia Border's home. Members present included Evelyn Goldsworthy Jacquélyn Sanders Betty Channell Donna Lu Sisson Jeane Ruseeil Virginia Border Eileen Webb Juanita Webb Betty Heffkin and Donna Blower.
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Chauncey
Mary Lee Blower
Millfield
Betty Channell
Donna Lu Sisson
Jeane Ruseeil
Virginia Border
Eileen Webb
Henrietta Heffkin
Juanita Webb
Mary Lee
Donna Blower
Betty Heffkin
Visit to Columbus for Chauncey Miner Wound Claim
Mrs Elizabeth Simmers visited her husband Clarence Simmers in Columbus on Sunday after his seventh operation in five years due to back and leg injuries from a mine accident. His condition was reported improved. Mrs Simmers returned to Chauncey on Monday.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Simmers
Columbus
Clarence Simmers
Chauncey Globe Theater Reopens After Improvements
The Globe Theater at Chauncey reopens Friday night after closing for renovations. Proprietor T. R. Hamilton announces upgrades including a new Western Electric apparatus to enhance performances.
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Chauncey
Globe Theater
T. R. Hamilton
Western Electric
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Glouster Church Society
M. E
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Houster
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Montford Lee
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Thurston
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