Doanville Man Faces Hearing in Nelsonville Court
Raymond cake of Doanville pleaded not guilty to rating a motor vehicle while un seated after a collision on Jes on Street. He posted $300 bond for a hearing set Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. Also noted are a collision aftermath and separate minor fines for other defendants.
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Elsonville
Raymond Cake
Doanville
G. Holl
Reed
Cake
Jeson Street
Herbert Crab- Millfield
Mrs Harden Dies After Long Illness
Nelsonville resident Viola Park Harden 72 died Sunday morning at 914 High Street after a week of illness. She married Albert Harden in 1883 and lived in this area except for years in Run. Survived by husband and niece Mrs. Stanley Barstow. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Lloyd Owens officiating. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Den
Nelsonville
High Street
Albert Harden
Stanley Barstow
Thesbyterian Church
Lloyd Ns
Greena Ville
Viola Park
Funeral Saturday for Harry A. Davis Former Nelsonville Resident
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in Columbus for Harry A. Davis of Po w ell known as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Davis. He leaves his wife and his parents and a brother Mrs Charles Kontner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Carl Starkey and Will Grounds and daughter Della of Powellton Va.
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Cobus
Harry A. Davis
Willis E. Davis
Pow
Davis
Harry Davis
Charles Kontner
Austin Tner
Carl Starkey
Will Grounds
Nelsonville Gets Full Time School Health Nurse
Mrs. Tessie Cavanaugh is assigned to full time health work in Nelsonville city schools by the county relief director. She will examine suspicious cases and perform general student health checks for defects and malnutrition, with parent notification of findings. Superintendent E J Arnold notes the nurse will focus on school and pre-school children with no bedside duties.
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Nelsonville
Tessie Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
E. J. Arnold
FERA
Will Visit Lodge Supremely Honored Speaker in Port Huron
Mrs Jennie Little Supreme Chaplain of the W B A of Port Huron Mich will be guest of honor and speaker Tuesday evening at the regular meeting of the local lodge in the R O P Hall A covered dish dinner will be served in her honor at 6 30 o clock
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Nelsonville
Jennie Little
Port Huron
Mich
R. of P. Hall
Mrs Kontner Hosts Return From Powellton Visit
Nelsonville notes Mrs. Charles Kontner welcomed by her home here after a three week stay in Powellton. Mr. Will Ground and daughter Miss Della of Powellton accompanied her.
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Nelsonville
Will Ground
Della
Powelton
W. Va
Charles Kontner
Loyal Woman’s Class to Meet at Nelsonville Church
The Loyal Woman’s Class of the Christian Church will convene Tuesday at 7 PM in the church social rooms for a regular meeting. A potluck dinner will follow, with hosts Mrs. Grace McElhinney and Mrs. Grace Kelly. Columbus was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs C E Ogg.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Woman’s Class
The
Christian Church
Grace McElhinney
Grace Kelly
Columbus
C. E. Ogg
Anniversary of the Athens County Green murder
On October 2 1929 Harry Green a World War veteran was killed by James Litteral in an Ohio mine area. Litteral confessed to robbing Green of 700 dollars then dumped the body in a ravine. He was later executed in 1930 becoming Athens County s first electric chair death sentence and case drew wide attention.
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Imberly
Athens County
Berry
Harry Green
Green
James Litel
Oregon
Reen
No. 5
Litteral
James
Henry
Snake Hollow
Rockbridge
Littera
Ohio
George Bateman
Peter Barrows
L. G. Woratell
Ohio Pen
Cooper
Board of Clemency
Machine injures three Chauncey youths in accident
In Chauncey on Saturday night Robert Brown Jack Moody and James Mackie Jr were struck by a machine allegedly driven by Joseph Jackson on East Millfield highway. Brown suffered a gash to the forehead and leg injuries Moody injured his left leg and Mackie a brain concussion.
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Chauncey
Robert Brown
Jack Moody
James Mackie Jr
Joseph Jackson
Millfield
Brown
Moody
Mackie
Pythian Sisters Mark Seventh Anniversary at Chauncey
Seventh anniversary of the Past Chiefs Club at Pleasant View Temple No. 135 Chauncey was celebrated. Mrs. William Canter’s birthday anniversary was observed. Officers elected: president Clara Wallace, vice president Lillian Sweeney, secretary Lizzie Harvey, treasurer Bess Cunningham. Members and guests attended.
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Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple No
William Canter
Ira Cunningham
Canter
Charles Sweeney
Clara Wallace
Lillian Sweeney
Lizzie Harvey
Bess Cunningham
Thelma Linscott
Lizzie Collins
Ruth Smith
Lizzie Canter
Lillie Sweeney
Marguerite McGee
Rhoda Oliver
Louella Preston
Mary Helen Harvey
Chauncey Postmaster Selection Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announced an examination for Chauncey fourth class postmaster to be held at the Athens Post Office. Application blanks are available at Chauncey or the Civil Service Commission in Washington. Applications must be filed by Oct 12 with the exam about two weeks later.
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Chauncey
Athens
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Church Service Highlights at local Church of Christ
Miss Mary Staker led Sunday worship with assist from Mrs. Gladys Pickering. Music featured a vocal duet by Christine Brown and L. H. Pendergrass titled In the Garden and a solo The Beautiful Garden of Prayer sung by Charles Sweeney Jr.
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Chauncey
Mary Staker
Church of Christ
Gladys Pickering
Community Texas? Chauncey Briefs
Chauncey area residents traveled to Columbus to visit Ode Jackson in St Francis Hospital. Benton Potts hosted family from Nelsonville and Mineral in Lower Plains. Floyd Nye and relatives visited Charleston W Va. Mercy Hospital recovery noted for Elmer Cubbison. Trimble Church of Christ home coming attended by G B Courtney family and others. Olson family visited Chauncey from The Plains.
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Chauncey
Andrew Jackson
Albert Jackson
Columbus
Ode Jackson
St. Francis Hospital
Floyd Potts
Nelsonville
Orthey Potts
Mineral
Benton Potts
Lower Plains
Floyd Nye
Charleston
W. Va
Elmer Cubbison
Mercy Hospital
G. B. Courtney
Christine Brown
Gladys Pickering
Hazel LaHugh
Guy Brookins
G. H. Nye
Trimble
Olson
Peter Rankin
Nelsonville Personalities Visit Columbus and Pomeroy
Nelsonville residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McMillin and daughter Norma Jean Haydenville spent the end of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor Miss Mayme Keplar visited Columbus Sunday and today. Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson and Mrs. Charles Hopstetter with Miss Merle Pedigo spent Sunday in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Will Matheny of Columbus and Mrs. W. A. Pride of Glouster were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kelch, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hall and Mrs. George Hall visited Pomeroy Sunday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. FR PD Young who will visit relatives here.
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Clarence McMillin
Norma Jean
Haydenville
Harry Taylor
Mayme Keplar
Columbus
Will Anderson
Charles Hopstetter
Merle Pedigo
Will Matheny
W. A. Pride
Glouster
Phil Kelch
Norman Hall
George Hall
Pomeroy
PD. Young
Nelsonville Boy Hopstetter Taken To Columbus Hospital
Billy Lee Hopstetter, son of Mr and Mrs Charlies Hopstetter, has been moved to Children's Hospital in Columbus for treatment.
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Nelsonville
Billy Lee Hopstetter
Charlies Hopstetter
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Mines in Chauncey District Active and Idle List
Seven mines in the Chauncey district are operating today. Chauncey No 2h and Poston No 6 and Hocking are idle. Active mines include No 15 No 68 No 107 No 24 Luhrig Kimberly and Lick Run.
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Chauncey
Chauncey No
Poston No
Hocking
Luhrig
Kimberly and
Lick Run
Roosevelt Urges Action to End War and Review N R A
President calls for end to wartime fears and criticizes stay-the-course policies. He defends New Deal steps and argues for revisiting codes to balance production, wages, and private enterprise with public interest. He notes England’s handling of war bonds and warns against constitutional objections to relief efforts.
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England
Glouster Ex Service Men Form Fellowship Club
In Glouster the Ex-Service Men organized a Good Fellowship Club with 20 present in the American Legion Hall. Harry Richards was elected chair man, H A Rogers secretary, and Harry Trasin treasurer. There is no initiation fee or dues, occasional assessments for refreshments. Next meeting scheduled for the night of Oct. Dana. regular meetings set for the second and fourth Wednesday evenings each month.
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Ent
American Legion Hall
Harry Richards
H. A. Rogers
Harry Trasin
Arrests at Glouster Average One a Day
Glouster police report September saw thirty persons jailed, an average of one per day. Four arrests occurred Saturday night two for intoxication and two for fighting at the west side pavilion. Charles Lewis and James Jewell face arraignments while Alvah Cunningham and Benson Skinner pleaded guilty to fighting and were fined a total of 15.80 dollars.
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Glouster
Charles Lewis
C. F. Wallace
James Jewell
Alvah Cunningham
Greens Run
Benson Skinner
Wallace
Temperature Falls To 42 Sunday Night In Athens
Athens residents warmed up as temperatures plummeted to 42 degrees Sunday night. The day saw a high near 70 before a sharp drop, with chilly winds prompting heavier coats. September rainfall reached 6.41 inches, unusually high for the month.
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Athens
Athens Printing Co. Wins Ballot Printing Contract
The Athens Printing Co. was awarded the ballot printing contract for the November 6 election by the election board. The firm bid a flat $6 per thousand and will print 99,000 ballots divided into 26,000 party ballots, 26,000 judicial, 26,000 questions and issues, and 21,000 levies and bond issues for subdivisions.
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The
Athens Printing Co
Athens County
Election Board
Community Welfare Association Set to Meet Next Monday
The annual meeting of the Community Welfare Association, composed of Community Chest contributors, will be held next Monday night October 8 at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms of the Security Bank Building. Officers and trustees will be elected and reports from Chest fund organizations will be presented.
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Community Welfare Association
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
Dover man pleads guilty to assault and battery
Walter Keirns of Dover Township pleaded guilty before Magistrate C. H. Porter to assault and battery against Willis Keirns. He was fined $10 and costs.
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C. H. Porter
Willis Keirns
Walter Keirns
Dover Township
Costa
Nelsonville Eagles smoker and hunch Tuesday night
Nelsonville Aerie No 291 Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts a smoker and hunch at their West Washington Street home on Tuesday night at 7 20 oclock.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
West Washington Street
Family visits and illness noted in local household
Thomas Fork Mr Harry Peters and his daughter from London spent Sunday with his wife who is staying with her mother Mrs Hirm Locke during the latter's illness. W M Zerkle moved from Swanger property to Val Reuter property on Ball Run. Mr and Mrs Clarence Partlow had supper guests Thursday evening including Virginia Mite Hubert Estep of Middleport Mr and Mrs M Peters and daughter Helen Ray Ballenger of London and Lowell Engel of Mt Sterling were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hiram Locke Sunday.
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Harry Peters
London
Hirm Locke
W. M. Zerkle
Swanger
Val Reuter
Ball Run
Clarence Partlow
Virginia Mite
Hubert Estep
Middleport
M. Peters
Helen
Ray Ballenger
Lowell Engel
Mt Sterling
Hiram Locke
Playground Games Start at West Side and Central Grade Schools
Playground games began at West Side School and Central Grade School under A H Rhoads and Frank Burnett. Teams include touch football for older boys and a pinball team for girls. City League consists of West Side, Merhanicsburg, East Side, Central, and Rufus Putnam. West Side vs Central set for Oct 9 at 3:30 p.m. at West Side School.
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West Side
Central
A H. Rhoads
John F. Burnison
West Side School
Frank Burnett
Merhanicsburg
East Side
Rufus Putnam
Weert Side
Odd Fellow Degree Night At Local Halls
At New Marshfield lodge a regular meeting opens at 6 with first degree conferred by Magic City and Jackson ville teams. After refreshments, Friday night in Jacksonville Charles Thomas lodge will present the second degree and McArthur lodge will confer the third on a large class. McArthur lodge boasts a strong degree team.
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Magic City Lodge
Jacksoneville
New Marshfield Lodge
Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge
McArthur Lodge
Pocahontas Group Plans Athens District School Trip
Members of Chickae mauga Council No. 62 Pocahontas will attend the district school in Athens on Wednesday. They must gather at the Red Star Bus station on Front Street by 11:30 a.m. A special chartered bus will transport local members to Athens.
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Glouster
Chickaemauga Council
Pocahontas
Athens
Red Star
Front Street
Hermey and Hedfelt party head to Chicago World’s Fair
Mr and Mrs W Hermey of Corning with Misses Josephine Hedfelt Anna Hedfelt and Caroline Pico left Sunday for Chicago to attend the World’s Fair and spend the week there.
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Glouster
W. Hermey
Corning
Josephine
Anna Hedfelt
Caroline Pico
Chicago
W C T U to Meet at Gosnell Home Tuesday
The W C T U will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A A Gosnell on Fairlawn Avenue with members expected to attend.
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Glouster
W.C.T.U
A. A. Gosnell
Fairlawn Avenue
Orpah class to be entertained in Glouster
The Orpah class of the M. E. Sunday School will be entertained Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. W. A. Craft on Spring by Mrs. Dorothy DeLong and Mrs. Phyllis Roberts.
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Glouster
Orpah Clase
M. E
Dorothy DeLong
Phyllis Roberts
W. A. Craft
Trimble Church of Christ Will Meet Tuesday Night
Willing Workers Class of the Trimble Church of Christ holds a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m Eva Gooding and her committee will handle refreshments and entertainment for the gathering.
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Trimble
Trimble Church of Christ
Eva Gooding
Kidney Trouble Remedies Featured in Health Ad
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules for kidney and bladder relief. It claims nighttime urination issues can be addressed and lists symptoms such as burning urine leg cramps puffy eyes and general weakness. The copy urges a 35 cent package and directed use.
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Haarlem
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