Murray City Bears Host Nelsonville Independents Thanksgiving Game
Murray City, now the Bear Cats with players from Straitsville New Lexington and Glouster, hosts Nelsonville in the season finale at two o clock on the home field Moody of Murray City joins the squad. The Nelsonville team brings its best effort as every man is in top condition.
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Murray City
Nelsonville Independents
Murray
Bear Cats
Straitsville
New Lexington
Glouster
Moody
Nelsonville
Local Ladies Host Dance Ahead of Scout Drive
Just before the Girl Scout drive in this city, Mrs. Frank Emish and Mrs. Charles Newton entertained with a dance in the Maccabee hall.
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Frank Emish
Charles Newton
Aidance
Ford car purchase offer with $100 deposit
An advertisement promises a Ford car at current prices with a $100 deposit. The seller claims 26 cars monthly for certain southern and roadworthy territories and will hold a car without storage or interest until the buyer wants it. Liberty Bonds accepted.
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Nelsonville
Glouster
Amesville
Liberty
Ford
Two Local Women Honored by Girl Scouts for Kindness
Money derived from this act was given to the Girl Scouts as a thank you. The girls express sincere appreciation for the kindness shown by the two women. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Martin Jr and Betty Green of Logan. Mrs. Mary Russell of Chauncey visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Figley, while Mrs. E J Rosser and daughter Hazel, plus Mrs. Will Powell and sons Lewis and Leiland Kreig, visited relatives in Columbus.
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Chris Evans
Indianapolis
Thomas F. Adelberger
London
Clara Evans
Nelle Mathewson
Columbus
L. D. Martin
Frank Martin
James Martin Jr
Logan
R. M. Figley
Chillicothe
Betty Green
Lucy Hoodlett
Mary Russell
Chauncey
Cliff Figley
E. J. Rosser
Miss Hazel
Will Powell
Lewis and
Leiland Kreig
C. H. Bartlett
R. H. Jackson
Marietta
Bartlett
Eastern Star
D. F. Shafer
Abe Davis
New Straitsville
Harold Mechem
Berry Pritchard
C. A. Stover
Lillian
B. J. Ellis
St. Albans
W. Va
Will Dawson
Social Evening in Girl Scout Rooms on Washington St
Misa Nelle Benniden entertained friends with dancing and cards in the Girl Scout rooms on Washington Street Thursday evening. A luncheon followed for guests including the Warricks Kelly Lines Murday Mellinger Grimm and Taylor Lines Bennett Kepler Betts Eliott Koon McQuade Wilgo Hartley Vance Cavanaugh and others.
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Girl Scout Rooms
Washington St
Messrs
Mesdames Warrick
W. W. Kelly
Walter Lines
William Murday
Frank Mellinger
Carrie Grimm
Taylor
Misses Mae Lines
Bernice
Frances Bennett
Mayme Kepler
Gladys Betts
Martha Eliott
Alvie Koon
Funeral services for Evelyn Sowers at Adams Street residence
Funeral services for Mrs. Evelyn Sowers will be held at her Adams Street home Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Johnson. The Daughters of A. may attend en masse to render their service. M L Parry of Zaleski was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Daw.
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Adams Street
Johnson
D. of A
M. L. Parry of
Zaleski
Will Dawson
Found Dead in Bed at 70 in City Home
Mrs. Richard Jones aged 70 was found dead in her bed this morning by her husband. The family, long established in the city, leaves a husband and several children. No funeral arrangements have been made. Attendees at a Shrine meeting in Athens included Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Fleck and others. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wolfe of Milford visited local hosts.
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Richard Jones
W. N. Fleck
C. E. Washburn
Tom Maye
Phil Kelch
Hattie Daft
Will Powell
Jessie Johnson
Gail Galvin
Nelsonville Classified Ads Highlight Local Trades and Notices
A compilation of Nelsonville notices includes wanted hides and furs by Sam Raden and Albert Neiman, re opened barber shops on Fayette street, a carload potato sale, lost pocketbooks and lodge receipts, a Thanksgiving dance at K P Hall, sale of a mine fan and engine, and a note about a harvesting machine for clover seed.
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Sam Raden
Nelsonville
Bell Phone
Fayette Street
Lost Man Found In Jail Restoring Identity After Aphasia
Leroy Baker Blinn of Detroit, believed dead, was found to be alive in a West Springfield jail after memory restored his real name. He had been wandering since July 17 when he canoeing from Lake Michigan summer home failed to return. Previously nicknamed Henry Gibson during arrest for vagrancy, he was slated for Northampton sanitarium before attorney J. A. Moriarity identified him.
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West Springfield
Mass
Leroy Baker Blinn
Detroit
Brian
Lake Michigan
Henry Gibson
Northampton
J. A. Moriarity
Springfield
Hughes Health Bill Discussion At Athens Chamber
Athens county residents will gather at the chamber of commerce at noon for a free discussion on the Hughes Health Bill. The talk will cover its tax impact and the scope of potential hospital and sanitary programs, with views for and against the measure shared to inform taxpayers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hughes
Athens County
Hughes Health
Athens Hi Prepares for Turkey Day Showdown with Huntington
Athens High aims to rebound after a heavy loss to Marietta as it hosts Huntington on Thanksgiving in a clash that many expect to be the season finale. Huntington has won six of seven and features standout backs Stewart Martin Workman, while Athens plans a full-strength lineup to challenge the powerful southern rival.
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Athens
Huntington
West Virginia
Red
Buckeye
Fetch
Collins
Stewart
Martin
Workman
Mackie
Jackson
Wellston
Logan
Rio Grande College
Williamstown
Acquinas
Columbus
Zanesville
Portsmouth
To Open Graves of Children in Danzey Case
HAMMONTON N J November 25 Coroner Cunningham proceeds to open graves of two and three year old children within a radius of the Danzey case as part of the inquiry with the coroner stating further steps.
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Danzey
Hammonton. v
Cunningham
Skeleton found near swamp may not be Danzey child
The coroner suspects the skeleton unearthed Friday within twenty-five miles could belong to a child other than Gily Danzey. He believes it may have been taken from a child's grave and discarded in the swamp to hinder ongoing searches for the Danzey boy kidnappers.
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Gily Danzey
Coro
Ner
Non combustive Haoleurs pean invention noted
A fragment describes an invention involving a non combustible device and a chemical used to quench a gas ignition. Names, dates, or places are unclear in the readable text.
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