Interment set for Mrs Fluke at Greenlawn Sunday
Nelsonville relatives mourn the death of Mrs Edward Fluke 76 at her home 224 E Broad St Columbus from a heart attack. She leaves husband four sons three daughters two sons predeceased her and daughter Mrs Preston Minner of Nelsonville. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the Nelsonville Christian Church with burial in Greenlawn. The Fluke family formerly lived in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Edward Fluke
E. Broad St. Columbus
Former Logan Man Dies in Columbus
Charles E. Smith 74 a retired New York Central freight agent died at home in Columbus after a 49 year career ending in 1930. He held Mason and Scottish Rite memberships and was Logan High School class of 1878 graduate. Survived by widow Sarah A. Smith and son Charles A. Smith of Mexico Missouri. Ring service will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Schoedinger chapel. Burial in Logan.
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Logan
Charles E. Smith
New York Central
Columbus
Mexico
Schoedinger Chapel
Family Dinner in Nelsonville Draws Barrows Betts Bayliss Barrows
A Thanksgiving Day family dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barrows in Nelsonville Fort St. Overs. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Betts with daughters Miriam and Martha, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bayless with Ruth and Jane, and Miss Frances Bennett. Eggs consist of approximately 65 per cent water.
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Nelsonville
Joe Barrows
Fort St
Mra
Ed Betts
Donald Betts
Miriam
Martha
Charlies Bayleas
Ruth
Jane
Barrows
Frances Bennett
Warren Jones Weds Beatrice Cowgill in Columbus
In Columbus on Wednesday Miss Beatrice Cowgill married Warren Jones at Indianola M P Church. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jones formerly of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
L. E. Butts
Columbus
Beatrice Cowgill
Warren Jones
Indianola M. P
Wilbur Jones
Thanksgiving Visits Across Nearby Towns
Nelsonville residents shared Thanksgiving with relatives and friends in Athens Columbus Granville Pomeroy and Dayton. Guests included Glen Thorpe family C A Parker and others visiting Graham Dalton Orr Kreppel Lockery and Lightner households.
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Glen Thorpe
Joan
Jack
New Lexington
C. A. Parker
Athens
Gerald Baird
R. D. Graham
Mary Margaret
Dow
Roy Seyers
Ralph Orr
Granville
Corinne Kreppel
C. G. Kreppel
Wallace Glenn
Pat Lockery
Pomeroy
Helen Lockery
Columbia
W. D .Lightner
Pilgrim Holiness Church announces Sunday services in Nelsonville
Sunday morning service begins at 10 30 with pastor Rev D C Shearer preaching at 11 on Christian Zeal. Sunday School at 9 30 led by W Primmer. Children’s service at 2 30 led by Juanita Brown. Young people at 6 led by Margerite Jones. Evening service evangelistic on The Quest for Peace. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 and cottage meeting Friday at 7.
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Nelsonville
Pilgrim Holiness
East Chestnut St
D. C. Shearer
W. Primmer
Juanita Brown
Margerite Jones
Roosevelt Sees New Deal Goals and Economic Recovery
In a speech continuing from page one, President Roosevelt defends the New Deal as tackling human need and government expense. He cites Civilian Conservation Corps projects, road and school construction, and slum clearance near Georgia Tech as evidence of federal value, noting improvement in national debt and property values. He warns against elites ignoring practical aid, and cites agriculture policy and cotton and wheat price shifts affecting Southern farmers. Accidents cost an estimated $3.5 billion in 1934.
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Roosevelt
Oval
Georgia Tech
Civilian Conservation Corps
M E Guild Society Holds Auction at Nelsonville Home
Mrs BE. J. Arnold Mrs Isaac Vaughn and Miss Florence Cook hosted the Methodist Guild Society Tuesday evening at former’s home on BE Washington Street The gathering featured a white elephant auction and plans for the annual Christmas party at the church on Tuesday December 17.
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Nelsonville
BE. J. Arnold
Isaac Vaughn
Florence Cook
Methodist Guild Society
BE. Washington St
Scout Leaders Meet With Rotary Club
Nelsonville event features Rev. Lloyd Evans speaking to Rotary Club as Paul Handel and Athens area Scout leaders Fred McKay Gordon Gray H Whaley and B M Covert attend. Pythian Sisters sponsor charity bingo in K P Hall Saturday with door registration for a special prize.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Fvans
Rotary Club
Paul Handel
Athens
Fred McKay
Gordon Gray
H. Whaley
B. M. Covert
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Mayor's Court Busy Thursday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville rulings report several arraignments in Judge Hol land's court. Charles Lewellyn George Rosser and Roy Keefer pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined five dollars plus costs. Others including Joseph Anderson Armine Haddox Alden Sanders faced similar penalties for disturbing the peace. William Kuhn was fined ten dollars and costs. Delbert Peacock arrested for driving while intoxicated received a hundred dollars and costs with six month driving-privilege suspension after his car overturned near Mason City Hill. no injuries reported. The note adds that the original name for the Hawaiian Islands was the Sandwich Islands.
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Nelsonville
G. Holland
Charles Lewellyn
George Rosser
Roy Keefer
Joseph Anderson
Columbus
Armine Haddox
Athens
Alden Sanders
Orbiston
William Kuhn
Delbert Peacock
F. FE. Bollin
Mason City Hill
Stars Forecast for Saturday November 30
Planetary auguries warn of a sudden commotion and disruptive force requiring vigilance and calm judgment. Strangers and hurried propositions may lead to undesirable adventures. those born on the day face a year of disturbance and unrest. A child born today could be talented yet restless and adventurous to a fault.
Benefit Bingo Tonight in Nelsonville by D A R
Daughters of America announce a benefit bingo party at 8 o clock tonight in the IL O O F Hall Nelsonville. The event supports their charity efforts. The article also notes a fact about the varying ages of continents with Asia oldest and South America youngest.
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Nelsonville — Daughters of America
IL. Oo. O. F
Asia
Europe
Africa
North America
South America
Thanksgiving visits intermix among OSU students in Columbus area
Pomeroy Misses Maxine and Betty Campbell both students at Ohio State University and the Office Training School in Columbus arrive to spend the Thanksgiving week with their parents Mr and Mrs Virgil Campbell at Butter Nut Avenue. Bill McQuigg of OSU arrives home for vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs George McQuigg. Mrs Malcolm Hartley and daughter Lynn travel to Lima for the week with relatives Mr and Mrs L L Ward. William Downie at OSU Columbus visits his parents Dr and Mrs Do E W Downie for the holidays. Mrs Lucille Teal of Columbus spends Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs John Chase and will visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson at Rutland. Members of the Letat Hand Society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church sponsor a rum with Mrs Hobart to balance the week.
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Pomeroy
Maxine
Betty Campbell
Ohio State University
Office Training School
Columbus
Virgil Campbell
Butternut Avet
Bill McQuigg
George McQuige
Malcolm Hartley
Lynn
Lima
L. L
Ward William Downie
Ohio State University At
Do. E. W. Downie
Lucille Teal
John Chase
Wehe Terrace
Howard Wilson
Rutland
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Had Holiday at Campbell Dinner Day Recalls Hammith Family
Fragmentary notice recalls a Campbell event with Mrs. Johq ter Ann Lotan and Ralph Hammith and Mrs Ralph Hel. Readable names hint at a family gathering during a holiday season in Campbell.
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Nelsonville
Campbel
Johq Ter. Ann
Lotan
Aud
Ralph Hammith
Ralph Hel
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