Grays Face Logan in Thanksgiving Basin Showdown
Nelsonville seniors seek a final Scarlet and Gray appearance as 31 players clash with arch rival Logan Chieftains at Chieftain field. Starting lineup includes Riley, Bames, Dexter, Reed, White, Blimes, Stage and others as fans expect a capacity turnout.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Thure- Gay
Logen Chieftains
Athens Bulldogs
Athens
Aine
Bob Ralston
Bob Fitegerald
Jones
Jack Riley
George Bames
Sam Dexter
Godenachwager
Harper
Bob Blair
Paul Wright
Ross Reed
Pat White
Dean Stage
Jack Wilson
Jack Pritchard
Pierce
Doc Johnson
Chieftain Field
Collision at Chestnut and Fourth Street Involves Coal Truck
A Monday collision at Chestnut and Fourth Street left two vehicles wrecked but no injuries. B F Schenitt of Lancaster drove a coal truck into town on State Rt 1 when the truck struck a car driven by Eddie Hook Buchtel a W R A worker who had allegedly turned left in front of the truck. Police reported.
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Nelsonville
Chestnut
Fourth St
B. F. Schenitt
Lancaster
State Rt. Ti
Fddice Hook
Mrs Daugherty Hosts Thanksgiving Party in Nelsonville
Mrs Oral Daugherty welcomed 16 friends at 16 Jefferson St Nelsonville for a Thanksgiving themed evening. The home featured fall flowers fruit and bittersweet with a long dining room table centerpiece and candlelit courses including chicken salad and fruit cake. High trophy awards were given to Mrs Frank Poston Mrs Ed Sharp and Mrs William Morgan with law presented to Mrs C H Bartlett.
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Nelsonville
Daugherty
Jefferson St
Oral Daugherty
Dougherty
Frank Poston
Ed Sharp
William Morgan
Law
C. H. Bartlett
Birth Announcement for Perry James Coleman
Mr and Mrs Peter L Lee announce the birth of their son Perry James at Marietta hospital on Sunday November 22 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Coleman of this city and Mr and Mrs O R Lee of Cashton Wisconsin.
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Nelsonville
Peter Ll. Lee
Lillian Coleman
Perry James
At & Marietta Hospital
James Coleman
This City
O. R. Lee
Cashton
Wis
Happy Hollow PTA Busy Season Report
The Happy Hollow PTA reviews a busy fall season with October programs by primary grades and a Halloween Festival plan. November programs by upper grades included a one act operetta by four Buchtel High students. A $36 festival profit is noted and a December meeting plans a Old McGuffey School presentation and Christmas activities plus a roll call and perfect attendance surprise.
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Happy Hollow
PTA
Pauline Donaldson
Buchtel High School
Pauline Whitlatch
McGuffey
Happy Hollow Pta
Chauncey Plans Special Dance and Bridge Night at Mayfair
Chauncey Dancing and the AUNCEY-Frank Fernesus Broadcasting Orchestra will headline the annual homecoming dance and bridge on Thanksgiving night at the Mayfair from 8 to 1. Thanksgiving day features two alumni basketball games at the high school gym with boys and girls teams, a footrace at 2:30 pm, and many former graduates are expected to return.
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Auncey
Frank Fernesus
Mayfair
Former Chauncey Man and Family Visit Relatives
Chauncey native Preston Thompson of Indianapolis, a Veterans Administration adjuster, visited Chauncey with his wife Della and children Roberta Ellen and Billy. They arrived November 3 after a goiter operation in Chicago and stayed seven weeks visiting relatives before continuing to Newport, Kentucky and back to Indianapolis.
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Chauncey
Preston BE. Thompson
Indianapolis
Edward Hines
Lora Tucker
Converse Gt
Newport
Mr. Thompson
Charles Meadiey
Bernard Trout
Saul Thompson
Anthony Horvath Dies At Home Of Parents
Nelsonville Ohio Anthony Horvath age 2 died Monday evening at the home of his parents Lewis and Mary Horvath Hamsey Run after an illness of several years He is survived by three brothers Lewis Frank and Joseph and three sisters Margaret Helen and Irene Funeral services set for Friday at 10 am at St Andrews Church Nelsonville with Father William Kelly officiating Burial will be at Greenlawn Cemetery
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Nelsonville
Anthony Horvath
Lewis Horvath
Hamsey Run
Lewis
Frank
Joseph
Margaret
Helen
Irene
St. Andrews Church
William Kelly
Greenlawn
Springfield Wedding Today Ties Bryant and Sheppard Line
In Springfield today at 3 30 p m at Covenant Presbyterian Church Miss Gretchen Bryant of Springfield and Mr Tom Sheppard of Nelsonville were married. The groom was supported by best man Bill Davis and ushers Estell Crabtree and Barney Neiman.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Sheppard
Martha Sheppard
Marry Edington
Albert Barber
D. F. Shafer
Estel Crabtree
Bill Davis
Barney Neiman
Elisabeth Davis
Joe Davis
C. E. Welch
Mable Barnecut
Clarence Slater
Arthur Vorhes
Jo Barnecut
Springfield
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Gretchen Bryant
That City
Tom Sheppard
Estell Crabtree
Social notes from Nelsonville and Columbus gatherings
Dr and Mrs C E Welch and Mrs Mable Barnecut are guests of Mrs Clarence Slater in Columbus for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs W D Wolfe and several others spent Sunday in Columbus. Mrs Frank Betts has returned home after two weeks with Ralph Betts family in Ashtabula. Mr and Mrs Earl Butterman from Columbus were guests here. Mrs Norman Ervin travels to Columbus to visit sister Mrs Leo Welch who is ill in Green Run at Grant Hospital. NELSONVILLE The Pocahontas lodge bingo party is planned for Wednesday with a registration prize and November tickets requested.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Welch
Mable Barnecut
Clarence Slater
Columbus
W. D. Wolfe
Ada Hohenadel
Carrie Cox
Leslie Cox
Frank Betts
Ralph Betts
Ashtabula
Earl Butterman
Charles Ervin
Norman Ervin
Leo Welch
Greens Run
Grant Hospital
Birthday Honor for Betty Covert in Nelsonville
Betty Jane Covert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellis Covert Nelsonville Rt 3 was honored at a Saturday birthday party with bingo and games. Prizes went to Jean Henery Velma Schoonover and Alice May Simmons. Twenty guests attended and gifts were given to the honoree. Dr Charlies A Doan of Ohio State University will speak at the Ninth Ohio Council of the District Medical Association in Gallipolis today, and he traveled from Nelsonville with his uncle Dr C BE Welch.
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Nelsonville
Betty Jane Covert
Ellis Covert
Nelsonville Rt. 3
Jean Henery
Velma Schoonover
Alice May Simmons
Doan
Charlies A. Doan
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Ohio Council of the District Medical Association
Gallipolis
C. BE. Welch
Mrs Harvey Hosts Athens Pythian Sisters Benefit Bingo
Mrs Harvey entertained members of the Athens Pythian Sister lodge with a benefit bingo at her Fille Avenue home Thursday night. Prizes went to Mrs LN McMarg, Mrs Charies Tribe, Mrs Charlies Mille, Mrs Ruth Mrs Burg Johnson, and Mrs Thelma Linecott. Refreshments followed the play. many local residents attended.
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Chauncey
Noah & Harvey
Pythian
Athens
Fille Ave
Mc- Marg
Charies Tribe
Charlies Mille
Ruth
Burg Johnson
Thelma Linecott
Harvey
Lillie Sweeney
Marthe Shafer
Lois Ann Shafer
Lene Cunningham
Clarence Simmers
Roberta Simmers
Rees Cunningham
Ruth Smith
Revival Services At Millfield Church Of Christ
Revival services are held every night at seven in Millfield Church of Christ led by Rev. David Morris of Gloucester. Pastor Rev Miles BE. Hoon preached Sunday night and invited the public to attend.
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Millfield
Millfield Church
Combined Service at Taylor Ridge Churches of Christ
Chauncey The Greens Run and Taylor Ridge Churches of Christ held a Thanksgiving service Sunday night at Taylor Ridge. The choir led by Mrs. C. M. Anglin sang with special songs and readings by young people. Rev. Gilbert Courtney conducted devotions and singing.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Plains Open Season With Stockport Clash at 7:30
The Plains High School opens its basketball season tomorrow night at the gym against Stockport High. The game begins at 7:30. Stockport is led by Don Nelson, a Plains alumnus and former Ohio University baseball star, in his debut as coach. Meanwhile the Loyal Woman's Bible Class postpones its regular meeting to next Wednesday due to Thanksgiving.
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the Plains
Plains
Stockport High School
Stockport
Don Nelson
Ohio University
Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
Beehive Worker Counts Range Wide in Colonies
The average beehive hosts between 50,000 and 75,000 worker bees with a few hundred drones and a single queen ruling the colony.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Livestock Markets Report
Pittsburgh hogs 600 head holdover 600 active 180 to 230 lbs sold higher at 10.20 to 10.30 with other weights steady to higher 240 lb up 69.50. sows and fat lambs steady. market closed Thanksgiving. Cincinnati hog receipts 2650 with weights 140 direct. active to killers. top hogs 9.90 for 200 to 275 lbs. 180 to 200 lbs 9.80. 100 to 140 lbs 7.25 to 7.50. Cattle and calves receipts 800 and 300. steady to slightly lower demand. steers and yearlings 5.50 to 7.50. fat cows 4.25 to 6.50. bulls 4.50 to 5.50. Slaughterers and ewes lambs steady. bucks 1 less. lambs 6.50 to 9.50. old sheep 1.50 or less.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Stock Advances At Opening Trading In New York
Early trading shows mixed gains with Gideks up over two points after heavy volume. Industrials lead as Chrysler Bethlehem Westinghouse Auburn Case and Loews post gains with American Telephone up 1.5 percent and Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe rising about 1.4 points.
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New York
Gideks
Chrysler
UP Steel
Bethlehem
Westinghouse
Auburn
Case
Loew's
American Télephone
Rath
Atchison, Topeka & Genta Fe
Grain and Produce Prices Across Midwest Markets
Grain and produce values from Toledo Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh show mixed pricing on red winter wheat and yellow corn, with live poultry and eggs listed by weight and grade. Market notes cite steady to firm trends, varied by grade, region, and product type, including turkeys and broilers with multiple price points.
Chauncey Personalities Host Guests in Columbus Weekend
Chauncey residents Mrs Bessie Walters and Chauncey Mr C W Bingman joined Mr and Mrs Ralph Hostetter of Columbus as guests Sunday of Elbert Hostetter in Nelsonville. L McNutt hosted Kitten Spencer and Lawrence Linkwood of Columbus along with Floyd Stanley and Denver Bricker of Chauncey visiting William Robinetts family in Columbus. Miss Ollie Brookins of Millfield visited her brother Guy Brookins and family. Mrs Lucy McNutt spent Monday in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Bessie Walters
C. W. Bingman
Ralph Hostetter
Columbus
Walters
Elbert Hostetter
Nelsonville
L. McNutt
Kitten Spencer
Lawrence Linkwood
Floyd Stanley
Denver Bricker
William Robinett Jr
Robinette
Stanley
Ollie Brookins
Millfiled
Guy Brookins
Lucy McNutt
Horatio Greenough’s Capitol Statue Commissioned in 1852
Horatio Greenough became the first American sculptor hired for the Capitol when Congress commissioned him in 1852 to create a statue of George Washington.
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Horatio Greenough
Capitol
Congress
Washington
Train whistles annoy Lebanon residents
Lebanon Oregon residents petitioned the city council to press two railway companies to curb train bells and whistles that disturb sleep as trains pass through the town.
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Lebanon
Ore
U.R
Eastern Star officers honored at retiring dinner
Mrs Retta Lendox worthy matron of Eudora Chapter entertained retiring officers with a dinner Monday at 6 50 in the Masonic Temple. Two pink and white dining tables served covers for twenty one including Mrs Inez Wilson district president Mrs Washburn and Mr Lennox. After dinner social time followed.
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Nelsonville
Retta Lendox
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Inez Wilson
Washburn
Lennox
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