Nelsonville Defeats Logan 13-0 in Homecoming Football
Nelsonville Greyhounds defeated Logan high 13 to 0 on their field. Howell's passes and West's reception led Nelsonville to scoring in the final quarter as Logan, hampered by a leaky offense, failed to advance into Greyhound territory.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Logan High
Logan
Greyhounds
Howell
Purple Warriors
Greyhound
West
Thorn
Spencer
Harper
Blosser
Police Chief Nabbed Suspect in Logan Pursuit
Nelsonville dispatch reports Chief of Police Jack Pearson traveled to Logan West Virginia on Wednesday and returned with William Badwell in custody. The terse notice notes the arrest following a search or pursuit, highlighting the transfer back to Nelsonville for further handling.
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Nelsonville
Jack Pearson
Logan
W. Va
William Badwell
Adlerika advertisement claims relief after 35 years of gas
A testimonial states long lasting indigestion and gas vanished after Adlerika. The ad claims even the first spoonful relieves gas and removes waste, promising better meals and sleep. It lists Gibson's Pharmacy Athens Coolville Taylor's Nelsonville Hlickman's as sellers.
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D. Carlisle
Gibson's Pharmacy
Athens
Coolville
Taylor's Drug Store
Nelsonville
Hlickman's Pharmacy
Thanksgiving Joint Service At Former Church
Christian and Presbyterian congregations held a joint Thanksgiving service Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock with Rev. Lloyd Evans delivering the sermon and the hostess church choir providing music. Morning services at 9 30 featured Rev. Ed L Morrell leading a Thanksgiving meeting at the Methodist church. All services were well attended.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Ed L. Morrell
Methodist Church
Dinner at Presbyterian church feeds Nelsonville youngsters
GIVING DINNER Presbyterian church hosted a Thanksgiving meal for Nelsonville children yesterday noon. Church members funded the event with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Myers overseeing preparations. At 12 o'clock a hot roast beef dinner with trimmings was served to 125 children, who received apples and ice cream cones on leaving the dining room.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
C. F. Myers
Prayer meeting of the men's union at Hashman home
The men's union holds a prayer meeting this evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Charles Hashman located at 912 Walnut Street.
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Nelsonville
Men’s Union
Charles Hashman
Walnut Street
Officials Inspect Rail Lines On Tour In Nelsonville
A special train carrying C. and O. and Hocking Valley railroad officials stopped briefly in Nelsonville on Tuesday during a routine inspection tour of the lines and facilities.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Betts and Nelson Transferred from Nelsonville Yard to Toledo
In Nelsonville on November 25 Frank Betts and Alex Nelson, both employees of the Hocking Valley Railroad, have been temporarily transferred to Toledo.
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Nelsonville
Frank Betts
Alex Nelson
Hocking Valley Railroad
Toledo
Local Social Notes Include Thanksgiving Visits
Mr and Mrs Ll T Rhoads spent Thanksgiving in Cleveland with friends. Mrs Thomas Mulligan visited her daughter Mrs W E Edgell at Mt Vernon. Wesley Howard and daughter Bertha visited relatives in Koria. Mrs Harry Hinman and son Dick stayed with Mrs Hinman's mother Violet Woodard in Steubenville. W F Heaton from Portsmouth joined his wife at the Cotton home. They later visited Mr and Mrs J Everett Cline in Albany and Portsmouth. Mrs M H Lutz spent a few days in Columbus.
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Ll. T. Rhoads
Cleveland
Thomas Mulligan
W. E. Edgell
Mt. Vernon
Wesley Howard
Bertha
Koria
Harry Hinman
Steubenville
A. G. Cotton
Social notes of visits around town and nearby
Clyde Rodda of Walbridge spent Thursday with relatives. Mrs J K Brown on return to Tucson after a three month visit with her mother visited Marysville with her sister Mrs R C Graham. Mrs John Stephenson accompanied her mother to Marysville for the winter. Mrs C H Martin was a guest at Marysville Thursday. Mrs Hubert Hall and daughter Betty Jean visited Mrs Clarence Neutzling at Pomeroy. The Rev L G Matheny stayed with his daughter Mrs ws Pride in Glouster. Delbert Sims and daughter of Athens, with J C Hibbard of Cleveland and H J Noize and daughter Sue of Lancaster, visited C H Bartlett and family. Orlando Millholland and daughter Verna spent time with relatives in Plain City. Clara Louise Smith of Steubenville visited Irene McDowell. Mrs Terry Kilgore returned to Ethel West Virginia after a visit with her parents in Buchtel, accompanied by Eileen Jarlinger. Billy Bowers of Columbus spent Thanksgiving with family. Jeff Bowers of Ohio State spent Thanksgiving with his parents Allison and Mrs Bowers.
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Clyde Rodda
Walbridge
J. K. Brown
Tuscon
Ariz
R. C. Graham
Marysville
John Stephenson
C. H. Martin
Hubert Hall
Betty Jean
Clarence Neutzling
Pomeroy
L. G. Matheny
Ws Pride
Glouster
Delbert Sims
Athens
J. C. Hibbard
Cleveland
H. J- Noize
Sue
Lancaster
Maranis McCann
Bryan
Beverly
C. H. Bartlett
Orlando Millholland
Verna
Plain City
Ohio
Clara Louise Smith
Steubenville
Irene McDowell
Terry Kilgore
Genevieve Myron
Ethel
W. Va
M. C. Byron
Buchtel
Eileen Jarlinger
Billy Bowers
Columbus
Jeff Bowers
Ohio State University
Allison Bowers
Prosperous People Neglect God Says Local Pastor
Rev A Y Wilcox of First Presbyterian preached at the Thanksgiving union service urging that prosperity can dull religious fervor. He cited Moses and urged renewed prayer and faith during good times as during poverty, with assistance from ministers M E Chatley B R Smith H J Holcombe aiding the sermon to a large congregation.
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A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Moses
Wilcox
M. E. Chatley
The
Christian Church
B. R. Smith
Mt. Zion
Wilcox cites U.S. strengths and shared gratitude
Mr Wilcox praises general intelligence, low extreme poverty, scientific progress, education, and opportunity in the United States. He urges selflessness toward others, cooperation with other nations, and striving for better global good as a basis for appreciation.
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Mr. Wilcox
United States
Dress Pattern for Wool Crepe with Crepe Satin Details
Pattern offers wool crepe and crepe satin options in six sizes 34 to 44 inches. A 40 inch size uses 278 yards of 40 inch material and 78 yards of contrast for panels and collar facing. Dress width at lower edge with plaits extended is 62 inches. pattern mailed for 15 cents.
Alleged check passer arrested in Chicago after escape
Albert Fenton, accused of passing worthless checks, was captured in Chicago while being returned from Chillicothe Ohio on a bad check charge. He escaped from a train near Berea October 12 while en route to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Albert Fenton
Berea
Chicago
Fenton
Chillicothe
Baltimore Radio Reports Steamer Mexico in Distress
At 5 a.m. today Baltimore municipal radio station picked up an SOS from the steamer Mexico of the New York Cuba rail line saying the ship was hard aground and in need of help off Blanewilla Island Tampico.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Municipal
Mexico
New York-Cuba
New York
Blanewilla Island
Tampico
Educators Gather for Dayton Conference
Superintendents and executive educators convene in Dayton Ohio for a two day meeting. R R McVay of Athens county schools and L F Miller of schools administration attend as delegates. Local school leaders left Athens this morning to join the conference.
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Dayton
Ohio
R. R. McVay
Athens County
L. F. Miller
Athens
Selma Woman Wins Chicago Musical College Contract
Mrs Winifred Harwin Striplin formerly Estella Allen a Selma musician signed a four year contract to teach during the six weeks summer term at Chicago Musical College from June to August. She was born in Gloucester taught voice at Ohio University 1918 to 1920 and is a Chicago Musical College graduate medalist now active in Selma music circles.
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Selma
Alabama
Winifred Harwin Striplin
Estella Allen
Chicago Musical College
Striplin
Glouster
Ohio University
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
Birmingham
Chicago
Musical College
Red Men Hold Degree Work and Banquet in Athens
The Red Men of southeastern Ohio held a district meeting in the Mohawk Tribe No. 74 wigwam in Athens. Degree work for candidates was featured in the evening program followed by a banquet. FE. P. P. Smith past great sachem of Ohio. spoke at the gathering after the banquet during the afternoon business session.
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Ohio
Athens
FE. P. P. Smith
William Strisperbaugh Killed in Auto Interurban Collision
In Schneiders Crossing on November 25, William Strisperbaugh died instantly when his car was struck by an interurban streetcar in a fatal early morning crash.
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Schneiders Crossing
William Strisperbaugh
Weather Summary for Thanksgiving Period
The temperature stayed between 40 and 50 degrees with no more than a 16 degree swing. Rainfall measured 0.6 inches. Temperatures ranged from the mid 40s to low 60s across days and times, with varying readings listed for Thursday and Friday.
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Thureney
PeiGgay
G. Isccs
Rear Admiral Bullard Dies. Burial Planned at Arlington
Rear Admiral W H G Bullard retired chief of the federal radio commission dies suddenly at age 60 from a heart attack. Born in Media Pennsylvania he served in the Spanish American war and World War II and was known as the father of naval radio and friend of amateur operators. Burial at Arlington National Cemetery with military honors scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
U.P
W. H. G. Bullard
Federal Radio Commission
Arlington National Cemetery
Tomorow
Naval Radio
Bullard
Media
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Digestive Relief
To relieve stomach dilation to relieve stomach dilation, Pape's Diapepsin neutralizes acidity and prevents wind heartburn and flatulence. Drugeists sell Pape's Diapepsin at 60 cents a package for quick painless digestion and freedom from stomach troubles.
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Pape
Troopers Guard As Two Black Men Executed in Kentucky
Madisonville Ky Nov 25 state troopers guarded the scene as Nathan Bard and Bunyan Fleming were executed for an incident involving a young girl. Both men had appealed to the U S Supreme Court but were denied earlier this week. Fleming attempted suicide by head striking a wall in his cell.
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Madisonville
Gtr
Nathan Bard
Bunyan Fleming
United States Supreme Court
Fleming
Bank cashier named receiver for Advance Household Appliances Inc
A. L. McMurray, local bank cashier, was appointed receiver for Advance Household Appliances Inc in Wayparonet a common pleas court after W. H. Wagner of Sidney filed suit as a creditor.
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Wayparoneta
A. L. McMurray
Advance Household Appliances Inc
Common Pleas
W. H. Wagner
Sidney
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