Nelsonville students offer big prizes to boost season ticket sales
Nelsonville Legion volunteers with the High School and B Scouts run a season ticket drive during America Week. Merchants donate prizes as Pioneer Players perform under Legion auspices at the Christian Church auditorium. A diamond ring and a wrist watch go to the top two sellers while a slogan Be a Booster motivates students.
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Nelsonville
Legion
Pioneer
American Legion
Christian Church Auditorium
Legion Committee
Former Resident James Bateman Dies at 69 in West Virginia
James Bateman aged 69 died suddenly Friday evening November 22 at his Hartford West Virginia home. Services were held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. with burial at Carbonhill. He lived in Isonville most of life, worked for Jockey Valley Railroad, and is survived by a wife Fannie and five sons Roy and Howard Bateman plus Charles and Clarence, a daughter Dewey Scramiin, a sister Alice Wyskiver and a brother Dan Bateman.
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James Bateman
Hartford
W. Va
Carbonhill
Bateman
Isonville
Jocking Valley Railroad Company
Fannie Bateman
Stanley J
Detroit
Rotley
Chicago
Charles A. Oreville
Clarence R
Dinner Guests at Welch Residence on Columbus Street
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Welch entertained Thursday evening at their Columbus Street home. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Landen and son Edgar, Mrs. Willard Halli of Pittsburgh, Mrs. L. D. Johnson, Mayor and Mrs. L. J. Eberle and daughter Virginia, and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Welch
Columbus Street
L. Landen
Edgar
Pittsburgh
Willard Halli
Akron
L. ID. Johnson
L. J. Eberle
Virginia
Julius Fischer
Prayer Service Led by Frank Johnson at William Six Home
The King's Men announce a Friday night prayer meeting at 7 o'clock hosted by William Six with Frank Johnson leading. Miss Gladys Bowers departed Wednesday evening to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Allison Bowers in Columbus for the remainder of the week.
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William
Frank Johnson
Gladys Bowers
Mrs
Allison Bowers
Columbus
Operetta A Crowd-Pleased Hollister School Program
A November Hollister School operetta Mother Goose and Company drew a crowded audience. A 50 piece orchestra from Glouster Jamble Greens Run Chauncey and Hollister opened with School Days. Students in fourth grade acted in costumes with sunbonnets overalls and straw hats.
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Glouster
Mother Goose & Co
Hollissey
Crowded House
Welock
Jamble
Greens Run
Chauncey
Hollister
Apt
Trimble Township
Seynolds
Allen
Manuil
Miss Golding
Miss Verba
Harold Frank
Thanksgiving Guest List in Columbus Area Families
A long list of local visitors and guests over Thanksgiving is noted. Mrs. Lynn Chapman and daughters Ruth and Mary Ellen travel with Miss Esther Ervin from Columbus to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ervin. Numerous relatives from Athens Walbridge Zanesville and Columbus are mentioned as spending Thanksgiving with various families including the Bakers Newmans Roscoes and Schettles. Several high school staff and students are shown traveling to Piskway for a state Hi-Club conference while others visit kin in Louisville Columbus and Woodateck.
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Lynn Chapman
Ruth
Mary Ellen
Esther Ervin
Columbus
C. C. Ervin
Earl Baker
Athens
Matthew
Lawrence Newman
Walbridge
Sam Newman
High Street
Jamessin
Freda Smith
Will Greece
Columbia
Harry Runion
Garnet West
Louise
Claypool
Woodateck
Ohio
W. P. Gray
Gobo. Ortt
Newcomerstown
Steenred
Barbara
Steenrod
Zanesville
Royd
Ruht Roscoe
John Roscoe
L. Landen and Son
Holgar
Pittsburgh
Robert Richardson
Bob Huenefeld Jr
Dwight Kuhn
Gordon Campbell
Pam Collamore
Bernard Hawk
Piskway
Hi- Club
Lodge Meeting for Odd Wellows in Maine City
Visiting Odd Wellows will be welcomed at the regular Maine City Lodge I O O F meeting in Glouster tonight. Work in the third degree is planned and at the close oyster soup will be served.
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Glouster
Odd Wellows
Maine City Lodge
Coal at Mine Set Ablaze by Hoboes
In Chicago on Thanksgiving afternoon James V. Pauley, a leading coal operator, killed his wife Elinor Ludlow Pauley as she worked a crossword in the Ambassador East Hotel suite then shot himself in the temple. The act followed heavy stock losses and ill health, with Pauley seeking martyrdom to despair.
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Chicago
James V. Pauley
Elinor Ludlow V Punley
Dudtell
Ohio
Ambassador East Hotel
Gold Coast
Parish Worker Sues Man for Statement
Cincinnati case filed in Common Pleas Court alleges defamation by William F P Knemoeller, with Mrs Elza Sonneborn seeking 50 dollars in damages. The suit claims a church meeting at Immanuel Church with 300 members heard slanderous remarks accusing Sonneborn of corrupting girls and steering them away from Christian conduct.
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Cincinnati
Urpera St
William FP
Empeller
Elza Wineborn
Immanuel Anjeal
Newark Degree Team to Perform at Murray City Lodge
A Newark degree team will perform at the Murray City Knights of Pythias lodge during its regular Saturday night meeting in Murray City. A banquet will follow the lodge work, and visiting knights will be welcomed. The local lodge has a dozen petitions from candidates seeking affiliation.
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Newark
Lodge
Murray City
Glouster
Murray City Knights of Pythias Lodge
Order
Thanksgiving baby Ilouster born to Joneses
Nov 28. Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones announce the birth of a son born Thanksgiving morning at their home. The child adds joy to the family and will be welcomed by relatives and friends.
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Ilouster
Ernest Jones
Debate Tonight in Bishopville Over Social Life and Noise
In Bishopville tonight the Bishopville Community Club sponsors a town house debate on two questions: whether city social opportunities exceed those of a small town and whether men make more noise than women. Also that night Marcellite Rebekah Lodge holds a birthday social and practice meeting with a fish pond fundraiser. members should bring a nonfood item under ten cents and refreshments will follow.
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Glouster
Bishopville
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Lose Fat and Gain Energy with Kruschen Salts
An old advertisement promises fast fat loss and renewed vigor through a daily half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water before breakfast. It claims cleansing of poisons, improved digestion, and clear skin, urging readers to buy a bottle from McKee Drug Company or any druggist with a money back guarantee.
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McKee Drug Company
America
Betts and Smiths Visit Relatives Over Thanksgiving
Jean and Ralph Betts travel to Ashtabula with Elin Smith and Selma Columbus visiting Ed Love and family. Mr Smith spent Thanksgiving with the Love home. The Evans family and Clarence Scott family with Wilma spent Thanksgiving Day with Clyde Dunlap and family in Corning.
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Ralph Betts
El@n Smith
Selma
Columbus
Ed Love
Mr. Smith
W. W. Evana
Clarence Scott
Wilma
Clyde Dunlap
Corning
Heary Logan Sisters Attend Misa Lillian Stover Visit
Misses Isabelle and Mather Heary Logan were guests Thursday at a visit with Misa Lillian Stover and Misc ary Devel Cota. They spent time with relatives in the area.
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Isabelle and
Mather Heary Logan
Misa Lillian Stover
Misc Ary Devel Cota
Fire at Cleveland Hurts Hicksey Lumber Yard
A blaze swept through the Hicksey Lumber Company yard in Crynehoga last night, fanned by a strong wind. Damage was estimated at over $200,000, with several structures and lumber sheds destroyed or severely damaged.
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Clevelanita Noy, Co
Pleérelog Eort
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Miami
Pia
Ruby Nolan
Ott
C. FE. Welch
W. H. Grady
Louieville
T. K. Wells
Walter Linscott
Amenville
Clayton Schettle
Logan
Beryl O'Mara
Frank O'Mara
Mary Pritchard
A. L. Pritchard
Hanna Evane
Wilma Scott
Prank Betts
Elizabeth M. Kaelin
Gladys I. Lindsey
Spring Shop
Hocktog St Dewemter
Odd
Heck’s Billiards
Junction City
Carpenter Hardware CO
Prestons
Circulation Department
Athens, Ohio
Athens Messenger
Rox
D. Adamson
Mundew’s Bakery
Glen D. Thomas Jeweler
Jean
Ashtabula
Cleveland
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