Nelsonville Church Sets Sunday Woman's Day Speaker
Dr A F Hensey former Congo missionary and author will headline Woman's Day at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville. He helped translate the New Testament into Lon kundo and earned the Knights of Belgium honor. Choir sera nd will perform It is a Good Thing to Give Thanks.
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Nelsonville
A. F. Hensey
Belgian Congo
Africa
Church of Christ
Hensey
Albert
Belgium
L’ordre Royal du Lion
Royal Order of the Lion of
British Bible Society
Congo
Oregon
Congo River
J. H. Meredith
Woman's Missionary Society
Intermediate League
Annie Mae Allen
Leland Goodman
Union Thanksgiving Service Draws Crowd
In Nelsonville the union Thanksgiving service at First Presbyterian Church attracted a large turnout. Held from 10 to 11 a.m. Rev. W. P. Clark of First Methodist preached the sermon while combined choirs from Methodist, Christian and Presbyterian churches provided the music.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
W. P. Clark
First Methodist Church
Communion Service at Episcopal Church in Town
A special communion service will be held at the Episcopal Church on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Robert Purrington will lead the service following a good program and plenty of eats for attendees.
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Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
Robert Purrington
Eagles Have Thanksgiving Dinner in Nelsonville
The Eagles Thanksgiving feed at the K. of P. hall drew about 275 members and visitors from Murray City and Logan. Charter members including Mayor C G Dew John Parry Mert Wickham and Butch Graham praised the Nelsonville Aerie progress while members socialized with euchre and ping pong after a rabbit supper.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
K. of P. Hall
Murray City
Logan
Athens
Jacksonville
Glouster
Nelsonville Aerie
C. G. Dew
John Parry
Mert Wickham
Butch Graham
Miss Pearce Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner in Nelsonville
Miss Louise Pearce entertained Thanksgiving with a family turkey dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Harbarger and sons William Belford and Walter and daughter Venice, Melvin Harbarger and son James, all of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Harbarger and son Joe, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. George Wells, Middleport. Mrs. Nelle Thompson, G. W. Pearce and hostess.
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Nelsonville
Louise Pearce
James Harbarger
William
Belford
Walter
Venice
Melvin Harbarger
James
Logan
Austin Harbarger
Joe
Athens
Robert Stephenson
George Wells
Middleport
Police car crashes on icy road near The Plains
Nelsonville police officer Patrolman James Cope was returning a prisoner to Athens jail when his car skidded on an icy highway striking a telephone pole on The Plains road. The bumper and windshield were damaged as he tried to avoid another vehicle from a side road.
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Nelsonville
Plains
James Cope
Athens
Nelsonville Bazaar and bake sale set for Saturday
Nelsonville W B A members plan a bazaar and bake sale in rooms once known as Peasant Pastry on West Washington St opening at 10 am. Fancy work and baked goods will be displayed and for sale. Tom Nash pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Dew’s court. fined 10 and costs and jailed until settlement. Federal commodities distributed today and tomorrow to eligible relief clients and old age pensioners at the city building. Textbooks for the leadership course Understanding Young People available Saturday afternoon at Nelsonville Public Library.
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Nelsonville
West Washington St
Tom Nash
C. G. Dew
Nelsonville Public
Buchtel Buchtel
Max Krotche
Nelsonville Man Weds At Marion
Pauline Bibler of 709 South Prospect Street became the bride of Richard C. Owens of Nelsonville in a First Presbyterian Church ceremony. Rev. Howard L. Olewiler officiated at 5 45 PM. Attendants were the bride’s brother in law and sister, Lawrence and Mrs. Foreman. The couple will reside at 399 1 2 North Main Street after a short wedding trip.
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Marion
Pauline Bibler
South Prospect St
Richard C. Owens
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Howard L. Olewiler
Lawrence Foreman
Miss Bibler
Eton
Foreman
North Main St
Owens
John Bibler
Continental
Howser Jewelry
W. S. Owens
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Red Cross Roll Call Runs Through December 1 in Nelsonville
The Red Cross Roll Call started November 21 and runs until December 1. Membership levels include annual one dollar, contributing five, sustaining ten, and supporting twenty five with larger gifts accepted. Half of each membership supports the National Chapter while the rest funds local work. A partial list of workers includes Mrs Oral Daugherty, Mrs Benson Preston, Mrs Harriett Burgess, Catharine Spencer, Mrs George Barrows, Mrs Miller Wilson, Mrs William Bland, Mrs O P Bingman, Mrs L A Davis, Stanley Mechem, Francis Kouri, Wilbur D Mender.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
Roll Call
C. H. Ruble
Oral Daugherty
Benson Preston
Harriett Burgess
Catharine Spencer
George Barrows
Miller Wilson
William Bland
O. P. Bingman
L. A. Davis
Stanley Mechem
Francis Kouri
Wilbur D. Mender
UMA Club entertained at Mrs Bertha Brooks home
Mrs Bertha Brooks hosted the UMA Club gathering on Madison Street with Mrs Stone Logan Mrs Bertha Ingram Mrs Elsie Herdisky Mrs Lillian Herdisky all of Dorr Run and other members including Mrs Sylvia Fisk Mrs Pearlkeeper Miss Phoebe Clem ens Mrs Leatha Deer and Mrs Louisa Whitmore attending after a dinner followed by games and contests
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Nelsonville
Bertha Brooks
W. M. A. Club
Madison St
Grid Scores Show Wide Final Totals Across Teams
A compilation of college football results lists many mismatched scores. Notable games include Maryland over Washington Lee 19 to 13 and Wake Forest defeating Davidson 21 to 0. Multiple teams like West Virginia, Penn State, and others posted uneven margins.
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West Virginia State
Wilberforce
Maryland
Washington Lee
Franklin Marshall
Ursinus
West Virginia
George Washington
Gettysburg
Dickinson
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Villanova
Manhattan
Brown
Columbia
Wake Forest
Davidson
Tennessee
Kentucky
VMI
VPI
Richmond
William Mary
North Carolina
Virginia
Carnegie Tech
North Carolina State
Clemson
Furman
Virginia State
Morgan
Boone Teachers
Cumberland
Chattanooga
Mercer
Miami
Bucknell
Washburn
St. Mary’s
Texas
Wichita
DePaul
Nebraska
Kansas State
Tulsa
Arkansas
St. Louis
Washington
Xavier
Cin
Toledo
Ohio
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Case
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Missouri
Kansas
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Centenary
Louisiana
East Texas
Kirkersville
Southern California
Montana State College
Greeley State of Colorado
Wilamette
Whitman
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Arizona
College of Pacific
Chico State
Tubbs Fired as Iowa Coach Prompting New Hire Talk
University of Iowa head football coach Irl Tubbs was notified his contract would not be renewed after January 1. Athletic officials said a successor likely would be named next week with Eddie Anderson of Holy Cross among candidates being considered.
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Iowa City, In
Irl Tubbs
University of Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Tubbs
Ohio U Star Montgomery Heads 1938 All Buckeye Team
Dayton and Ohio U led with eight of 11 first team slots in the United Press all Buckeye selection coaches and pressmen chose. Montgomery named captain and quarterback of the mythical team with Padley Niehaus Williams Elkins among top picks.
Armstrong 2 1 Over Filipino in welterweight bout
New York insiders expect Henry Armstrong to defeat Ceferino Garcia in a 15 round welterweight title fight at Madison Square Garden. Garcia is taller and heavier but Armstrong’s will and past grit drive betting support. Promoter Mike Jacobs has $100000 in the till. attendance could reach 20000 and gross about $130000.
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New York
U.P
Way Stations
Henry Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Henry
Hammer
Garcia
Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Council to Meet Nelsonville Tonight
An Industrial Union Council gathering for the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys will convene this evening at 7 at the American Legion building.
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Nelsonville
Industrial Union Council of
Hocking and
Sunday Creek Valleys
American Legion
All Buckeye Players Named To All Ohio Grid Honor Team
The list features end Wilcox Ohio U Sr 185 tackle Adams Ohio U Sr 210 guard Wanger Dayton Sr 186 center Obee Dayton So 190 guard Swecz Ohio U Sr 175 tackle Furst Dayton Jr 196 end Huffman Marshall Sr 192 QB Montgom ery Ohio U Sr 145 HB Williams Miami Sr 187 HB Elkins Marshall Jr 170 FB Janiak Ohio U Sr 180. Honorary captain John Montgomery Ohio U. Second team ends Jim Kessler Miami and J B Russell Marshall. Tackles Roger Price Miami and Ralph Niehaus Dayton. Guards Ray Truitt Marshall and Nelson Bragg Marshall. Center Vic Malinovsky Ohio Wesleyan. Quarterback Jack Morlock Marshall. Halfbacks Jack Padley Dayton and Coley McDonough Dayton. Fullback Pat Brooks Ohio Wesleyan.
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Jim Emerson
Columbus
Ohio U
Dayton
Buckeye
United Press Today
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Marshall
Miami
Paul Wagner
Dayton Machine
Johnny Montgomery
Ohion
Chet Adams
Jack Padley
Ralph Niehaus
Montgomery
Illinois
Padley
Jerry Williams
Everett Elkins
Williams
Cincinnati
Elkins
Len Janiak
Bobcats
Xavier
Paul Wilcox
Adams
Wilcox
Frank Huffman
Big Herd
Marshall Crew
Bobcat
Tony Furst
Niehaus
Furst
Toledo
Wagner
Stanley Swucz
Duncan Obee
Tom Manning
Flyers
Manning
Ed Gutzwiller
Obee
Janiak
Ohio U. Sr
John Montgomery
Jim Kessler
J. B. Russell
Roger Price
Ray Truitt
Nelson Bragg
Vic Malinovsky
Jack Morlock
Coley McDonough
Pat Brooks
Ohio grid season ends with four champions in Buckeye Conference
Ohio flags 1938 football season as four co champions emerge Western Reserve Dayton and Ohio U. share Buckeye Conference title while Jerry Williams Miami leads state scoring with 79 points. Reserve edges Case 13 to 3 to finish unbeaten and Williams helps Miami beat Cincinnati 16 to 7 as Toledo awaits final game December 3 in San Antonio.
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Columbus
IWUP
Ohio
Western Reserve
University of Dayton
Ohio U
Jerry Williams
Miami
United College
Flyers
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Williams
Bill Beach
Toledo
Miami Negro
Beach
Redskins
Cincinnati
St. Mary's
San Antonio
Texas
Johnny Ries
Len Janiak
Xavier
John Lucas
Gene Keller
Muskies
Case
Art Schupska
Ries
Barberton
Paul Anderson
Reserve
Bishops
Jack Padley
Wesleyan
Marshall
West Virginia Wesleyan
Trojans and Vols Top Bowl Hope field
Southern California and Tennessee appear as leading Rose Bowl contenders after convincing showings on Turkey Day. USC beat UCLA 42-7 to claim the conference title tie, while Tennessee crushed Kentucky 46-0 to clinch the SEC crown. Duke and Texas Christian bolster bids in the east, with PCC voting looming on USC vs California.
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NEW York
Southern California
Tennessee
Duke
Texas Christian
California
Trojans
U. C.L.A
Bears
U.C.L.A
Notre Dame
Kentucky
East
Cornell
Penn
Brown
Columbia
Villanova
Manhattan
West Virginia
George Washington
South
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Clemson
Furman
Carnegie Tech
North Carolina State
Miami
Bucknell
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas State
Southwest
Texas
Texas Aggies
Centenary
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tulsa
Far West
Denver
Colorado
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado State
Pomeroy and Middleport Battle to Scoreless Tie
In a Thanksgiving Day game on a slippery snow covered field the Middleport Yellow Jackets and the Pomeroy Panthers fought to a scoreless tie before nine hundred cold spectators. Both teams relied on punting as the main strategy with Bar sotti and Fick standouts in the kicking game.
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Pomeroy and
Middleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Panthers
Jackets
Pomeroy
Barsotti
Fick
The
Panthers
Bennett
Entsminger
McKenzie
Burdette
Ketter
Howard
Buckeye standings show tight race with tied cellar
The Buckeye standings place a trio in a close pack with Miami and Wesleyan sharing last position. The race behind leads to a battleground for midtable spots as teams jostle for improved placement.
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Buckeye
Miami
Wesleyan
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