Nelsonville Greyhounds Open Second Week of Practice
Nelsonville High prepares for basketball season as 65 boys tried out, 22 making varsity and reserves. Key returnees include Laessie Blair Adkins Hitchings Westfall and Ghent, with McManaway Green Keeton Juniper moving up from last year’s reserves. Drills focus on passing shooting and dribbling ahead of December 1 at Chauncey.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Abraham
Laessie
Blair
Adkins
Hitchings
Westfall
Ghent
McManaway
Green
Keeton
Juniper
Chauncey
Nelsonville Social Notes Thanksgiving Guests and Local News
Nelsonville notes list Thanksgiving visitors in the area including Mr. and Mrs. Park Byers and John Roscoe of Columbus and families of Roscoe and Thimmel. Engagement announced for Phylena Lairson to Stanton Nyhoff of Jackson Michigan with wedding planned Nov twenty fifth. Families entertain at home. club hostess Scott Devaul leads a sewing evening with several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Byers
John Roscoe
Columbus
John W. Roscoe
Helen
George Thimmel
Lancaster
W. L. Cooley
John Barrows
Sadie Six
Floyd Moshier
Guy Barrows
Carbondale
Floyd Barrows
Judith Kay
John Holland
Albert Lairson
Jackson, Mich
Nelsonville
Phylena
Stanton Nyhoff
Churches To Hold Joint Thanksgiving Service
Nelsonville churches plan a joint Thanksgiving service at the Methodist Church at nine o clock. The program includes an organ prelude by Miss Louise Rice a call to worship invocation the Presidents Proclamation the Thanksgiving hymn responsive reading prayer a sermon and talks by Rev. W B George Rev Albert Selbee Rev Lawrence Crawford Butler Rev John Lloyd Evans and Rev W S Colegrove ending with the hymn America and benediction.
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Nelsonville—Union
Methodist Church
Louise Rice
W. B. George
Albert Selbee
Lawrence Crawford Butler
Helen Largent
John Lloyd Evans
W. S. Colegrove
America
Elks Lodge Regular Meeting in Nelsonville Initiates Four
Nelsonville Elks lodge held its regular meeting Tuesday night with inspection and initiation. Harry E. Foehr D D G E R served as inspecting officer and four candidates were initiated. Officers enjoyed dinner at Baties Restaurant before the meeting.
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Nelsonville
B. P. O. Elks
Harry E. Foehr
D.D.G.E.R
Baties Restaurant
Buchtel School Festival Shows Big Profit and Busy Night
Buchtel High School report reveals a fall festival profit of 418.77 with 462 paid admissions and an estimated 600 attendees including 150 staff and students. Highlights include a Ring a duck stand, fortune telling booth, fashion show, prizes for notebooks and sales, and Edna Mae Hickman crowned carnival queen. Rodney Eugene Kisor born November 21 to Fred and Mrs. Kisor of Logan.
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Buchtel
Buchtel High School
le Silence Holies
Max Bumgardner
Edna Hickman
Mary Lash
Roma Wagner
Lola Nutter
Norma Worthington
Dolores Wagner
Vergene Beliford
Margaret Fiddler
Barbara Morris
Rachel Wagner
Betty Tolliver
Maxine McDonald
Ruth Delong
Alice Thompson
Winifred Beitelschies
Betty Sheskey
Vergene Reliford
Hattie Klienebriel
Gene LaFollette
Donald Morrison
Helen Almashy
Betty Lou Tignor
Farmers and Farmerettes
Jody Leake
Denny Byron
Stanley Zglenicki
Margaret Wright
Hattie Kleinebriel
Orletta Burgess
Billie Jean Kirkendall
Ruth Sauders
Wanda Sue Smathers
Rosella Turner
Tommy Sheskey
Charles McDonald
Terry Byron
Donald McDonald
Patty Roby
Delbert Delong
Leslie Cox
Edna Mae Hickman
Clarence Syx
Birthday Dinner Honors Ernest Stanley in Albany Route One
Mrs. Louisa Stanley hosted a birthday dinner Thursday night for her son Ernest with guests including Elden McDaniels, Boyd Williams, Denver McVay, Dow Sanders, Mozella Than troy, and Dixie Lou. Numerous locals from Albany Route One and surrounding areas attended and several visitors stayed overnight.
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Albany
R. D
Louisa Stanley
Ernest
Elden McDaniels
Boyd Williams
Denver McVay
Dow Sanders
Mozella Thantroy
Ernest Stanley
Autumn Joy
Dixie Lou
John Rathburn
Carey
Ohio
Arthur Lievellen
Lillie Bolin
A. Z. Minear
Keith Scott
Lucile Carpenter
London
Bell Fought
Flossie West
George Spring
Stanley Griffin
the Plains
Ray Bailes
Will West
G. W. Collins
Bertina
Nazarene Church
Athens
Cecil Cox
Alta Clark
Glouster Stars Dominate All Valley Eleven Picks
Three Glouster players gain first team spots and two on the second in the All Valley football selections by Muskingum Valley League at McConnelsville. Frank Sorrell earns first team honors with Dave Rothery and John Bryson on the second.
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Glouster
All- Valley League
Muskingum Valley League
McConnelsville
L. G. DeLong
Don Greider
Glouster High School
Frank Sorrell
Dave Rothery
John Bryson
Earhart
Caldwell Moore
L.T
Caldwell
Margay
A Caldwell Hadden
New Concord
M. Q.B
Poetry and Paintings Discussed by Club
The Study Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Grace Ochs home for poetry and paintings discussion. Mrs. Hazel Janchius read The Temple Smith by William Christopher Sayrs. A paper on eminent artists Michael Angelo Rembrandt Turner Millet Whistler and Bonet was sketched by Kientz read by Danford. Mae Dunnett will host December 5.
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Glouster
Grace Ochs
Hazel Janchius
William Christopher Sayrs
Kientz
Danford
Times
Michael Angelo
Rembrandt
Pow Titian
Millet
Whistler and
Bonet
Mae Dunnett
Thanksgiving Pageant at Millfield School
Seventy five pupils in costume presented the First Thanksgiving pageant at the West Side School in Millfield on Tuesday afternoon. Directors were Miss Myrta Ashworth Mrs Ruth Simpkins and Miss May Howard with singing led by Mrs Christine Brown, Chauncey Dover Schools supervisor of music.
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Chauncey
West Side School
Millfield
Myrta Ashworth
Ruth Simpkins
May Howard
Christine Brown
Chauncey-Dover
531 Persons Receive Relief Commodities
Five hundred thirty one persons received federal relief commodities in Chauncey at the city building. Mayor W D Hines and Marshal Lawrence Reeves oversaw the distribution with trustee William Smart, assisted by Clarence Mullins and Ernest Johnston. Commodities included 1185 pounds of apples 1185 pounds of sweet potatoes and 255 pounds of butter.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Lawrence Reeves
William Smart
Clarence Mullins
Ernest Johnston
Chauncey Dover Schools Close for Thanksgiving Recess
Chauncey Dover schools closed Wednesday for Thanksgiving recess. The high school student body observed the holiday with an appropriate program and grade schools held programs as well.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Miss McCance Hosts Junior Study Club Event
Miss Dortha Mc Cance hosted the Junior Progressive Study Club on Monday evening. Mrs. Eugene Galloway presented a paper on Fairs of the World. Members answered roll call with Places I Would Like to Visit. Candy was served to several members including Mrs. Charles Harper and Mrs. Gene Galloway.
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Glouster
Dortha McCance
Eugene Galloway
Charles Harper
Gene Galloway
Roger Kittle
George Wolfe
Anne Louise Logue
Marcella Jonas J
Anna Marie Wolfe
Red Flag Prohibited Throughout Kansas
Topeka Kansas legislature passes a law making it a felony to fly carry exhibit or display any red flag standard or banner distinctive of bolshevism anarchy or radical socialism. Transatlantic cables raised for repairs reveal oysters clinging to them in the same report.
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Topeka, Kas
U.P
Kansas
Workers Alliance Meeting At The Plains
The Workers Alliance Local 62452 will hold a regular meeting Friday November 24 at 7 p.m. at The Plains School. Members are asked to attend and pay dues. District No 3 members will meet Sunday November 26 at 2 p.m. at The Plains School to appoint a district committee with two members from each county Coshocton Guernsey Muskingum Belmont Washington Morgan Athens Meigs and others. A large attendance is expected.
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the Plains
Workers Alliance
Plains School
The
Coshocton
Guernsey
Muskingum
Belmont
Washington
Morgan
Athens
Meigs
Revival Services Progress at Church of God Chauncey
Revival services at the Church of God in Chauncey closed last Friday night after three weeks. Evangelist Rev. P. B. Turner of Indianapolis led the meeting. John Marshall directed Sunday school, led congregational singing, and Margaret Marshall was pianist. Special vocal music featured John and Margaret Marshall and Elsie Staley. Regular pastor is Rev. Clarence Way.
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Chauncey
Church of God In
P. B. Turner
Indianapolis
Ind
John Marshall
Margaret Marshall
Elsie Staley
Clarence Way
Trimble Grange Holds Regular Meeting Saturday Night
Trimble Grange No. 1830 chaired by Don H. Cannon of Greens Run held its regular meeting. The Charter was draped for Charles James and A. O. Wolf. Plans were made for a social get-together and supper this month. Women of the Grange served lunch.
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Chauncey — Trimble Grange No
Don H. Cannon
Greens Run
Charles James
A. O. Wolf
Chauncey Rankin Hosts Thanksgiving Guests
Chauncey Rankin and Mrs Rankin entertain Thanksgiving guests including Jack Mullen of Akron Elsie Rankin Jimmie Rankin of Lancaster and Lawrence Olson family from The Plains. Mrs Lee Schoonover remains ill at home on West Main Street with unimproved condition.
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Chauncey
Peter Rankin
Jack Mullen
Elsie Rankin
Akron
Jimmie Rankin
Lancaster
Lawrence Olson
Gerald, Lawrence Jr
Eileen Olson
The
Plains
Lee Schoonover
W. Main St
Thanksgiving Guests Gather From Nearby Towns in Glouster
Thanksgiving Day visitors to Glouster included Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dillon of Athens with Thomas Gamwell and daughter Margaret, the Gamwells and Dwight Post family from Corning, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Others traveled from Middleport Pt. Pleasant Jeffersonville Ind Elyria Columbus for holiday visits with local residents.
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Ouster
Robert Gamwell
C. B. Dillon
Athens
Thomas Gamwell
Margaret
Ancel Gamwell
Dwight Post
Boyd
Corning
Co. F. Wallace
W. R. Drury
Roger Kittle
Michael
Middleport
Kittle
Gail Wallace
Pt. Pleasant
John J. Dower
Herbert Armstrong
Fred Thomas
Glouster
Fred, Jr
Jeffersonville
Ind
Alice McCracken
Lizzie Hahan
Elyria
Faith Lantz
Columbus
E. H. Lantz
New Plymouth Community Notes And Birth Anniversary Gatherings
Local notices recount Bible School officers at the M E Church and a church anniversary meal honoring Lemuel Fuller. Families from Circleville and Hamden attended events, with birthday dinners for Mrs Beall’s nephew Joe McQuaid and a kindergarten party for John Cannon and friends.
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New Plymouth
Mary Hixinbaugh
Logan
William Gibbons
Milt
M Bay
Earle Loomis Y
Bob God' Nity
Wilne
Hardesty
Ida Hart
Circleville
M. E. Church
Grant Wharf
Mildred Is
Annie Hawk
Ida Hopkins
Charles Fuller
Lemuel
Charl Fuller
Lavern Fuller
Mildred Harris
Hazel
Eileet
Frances Fuller
Billie
Fa ’ Institute
Swan Central
J. G. Deeds
WCTU
Janet Scott
Hamden
Ja Hughes
Flora Campbell
Hattie Sowers
Myrtle Janet Scott
Lucy Stone
Mattie Weed
Stanley Miller
Hattie Heinlein
Arch Griffith
Anna Heinlein
Ruth
Margie McGathey
Grace Rheinscheid
Lora Rannells
Mary Rannells
Lola Conard
John Beall
Helen Summell
Patricia Stanley
Jacquelyn Beall
John W. Cannon
Carol Risch
Bobbie Isles
George Kelch
Jimmie Larimer
Donald Jesensky
Hunter and Hunt arraigned for intoxication
Mathew Hunt and Charles Hunter of Amley Run were arraigned in C. G. Dew's court on intoxication charges. After pleading guilty each was fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mathew Hunt
Charles Hunter
Amley Run
Or C. G. Dew’s Court
Rome
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Nelsonville Social Notes
Russell Devaul
Jefferson St
Gilbert Johnson
Elsie Keating
Lee Galvin
Clara Margaret Galvin
Knight
Rosser
Johnson
Oakley
Amos
Bruce
Bingman
Traugh
Nichols
Chapman
Powell
Jeannette Cranmer
Betty Verity
Mrs. Whyte
Elizabeth Whyte
High St
Jack Whyte
Jimmy
Beverly Ann
Meade Whyte
Joan
Charles Finsterwald
Phil
Regina Whyte
Bernadean Whyte
Charles Whyte
Lila Cohagen
New Lexington
Darwin Cunningham
New London
C. C. Ervin
Lynn, Chapman
D. J. Chapman
Elks Lodge
Ritz Brothers
Lynn Bari
Joseph Schilderaut
Stanley Fields
Donald Duck
Colecrove
Myers Crossing
Greenlawn
Jean
Fresh
Buchtel School Festival
Fred Kisor
Rt. 3
Rodney Eugene
Benjamin Franklin
Deward Mayles
Willow Creek
Hughes
L.E “Oone
Philo
Young
L.T. New Concord
Fowler
L.G
Caldwell Ramsey
Hubble
Rothery
R.T
Glouster Steward
R.E. Awee
Christopher
Ane Caldwell Fitz
Senseee
Meen Neee Glouster
Bryson Smith
Onees
Millfield School
Miss McCance
Trimble Grange
New Plymouth Personals
National Tuberculosis Association
Edward L. Trudeau
K. of P. Bldg
City Wine Store
Glouster Point Pleasant
Listerae
Sin Mist
Ete Loans
Uand
Parc
al Lyon
Berry Hotil
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