Spreading a Two Course Spread at Warner Avenue
A gathering at Mrs. Clinton Webb’s home on Warner avenue featured a two course spread starting at 6 30 as Misses Florence tort Esther McFadden and Margaret McCormick of Columbus Lara Lytle Ruth Heft Bess Slat zer Mesdames Green Ashland Ky Buell Eby Frank Harden Millard Sprankle and hostess shared the meal. Other notes include social visits and that marriage licenses in Hocking county rose in September with 23 issued by Judge Stephenson including Russell Dupler and Gladys Joyce at Carbon Hill and Headley Lowes with Velva Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Webb
Warner Avenue
Florence Tort
Esther McFadden
Margaret McCormick
Columbus
Lara Lytle
Ruth Heft
Bess Slatzer
Mesdames
Robert Green
Ashland
Buell Eby
Frank Harden
Millard Sprankle
Miss McFadden
Miss McCormick
Will McCormick
William Bart
Hocking County
Berean Class Notes and Local Notices From Nelsonville News
Bereans had a fine class led by a 12 person evangelic group from Chauncey with Anna McCoy to sing solo next Sunday. City papers note obituaries, welcomes, and greetings while reporting arrests, visitors, and local goings on around Nelsonville Ohio including plant sales, family births Frances Evelyn, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereans
Ev. Spayd
Chauncey
Annace McCoy
Open House at Y M C A Promises Evening for All
The Business Woman's club hosts an open house at the Y M C A this Friday. Young people welcome from 5 to 6, adults may attend after 7. Citizens urged to see how the Y has progressed over the summer and to support the visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's Club
Y. M.C
Police court hears charges in mixed up Saturd ay incidents
Chief of Police Pearson and Specta cer Warner plus Jesse Bry ided a still up Dorr Kun on Saturday procuring a complete outfit and a pint of mule. Robert Blar and Charles Tye charged with manufacturing appeared before Mayor Cune. pleas entered, trials set for Wednesday, bond $300. Mayors Court notices include Chambers pleading guilty to parking on the public square and Joe Jones facing costs for pool hall conduct on Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Spectacer Warner
Jesse
Mayor's Court
Chambers
Joe Jones
Columbus Street
Logan Pick Committee Supper Inspires County Campaign Links
Republican leaders and candidates in Hocking county gathered at the Republican headquarters for a weekend supper and political gathering. Speakers included Edwin D. Ricketts Judge O E Pettit and Mayor Joe Weatherburn. A women’s campaign committee was organized with Mrs J W selected for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Hocking County
Republican
F. W. Oatley
John Strawn
Edwin D. Ricketts
O. E Pettit
Karene Wright
Joe Weatherburn
Murray City
J.T. Brashares
Paul Potts
A. E B. Hull
J. W
Elks Lodge Fall Picnic Set at Bum ble Bee Cottage
Invitations have gone out for the Elks fall picnic to be held at the Bumble Bee cottage on the McCarty farm north of Logan. Fried oysters and fried fish will be the main fare as Elks and friends from surrounding territory expected to attend all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
McCarty Farm
Logan
Elks
Columbus guests share weekend in Logan
Mrs. William McCormick and her daughter Margaret returned to Columbus after visiting Logan friends. The group included Mr. and Mrs. William Bort and family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amesbers and Mr. and Mrs. Shaker of Newark and Mr. and Mrs. William Rizer and family. Esther McFadden also returned home to Columbus after a pleasant stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCormick
Margaret
Columbus
William Bort
Henry Amesbers
Shaker
Newark
Logan
William Rizer
Esther McFadden
Modern amusements attacked in sermon at Presbyterian church
Rev. C. R. Douglas preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning on the dangers of modern amusements, using the text Are We Building With Untemper ed Mortar to critique secular entertainments and their influence on society. Baseball was referenced as an example of distractions from wholesome life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Douglas
Presbyterian Church
Reverend Douglas Warns Against Modern Pastimes
The speaker decries pools bootlegging boxing and keno as unhelpful distractions under the guise of sport. He argues that modern American homes lack proper character and calls for more fathers mothers and sturdy homes as the urgent need of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
Keno
Douglas
Hooning County Fair Attendance and Gate Receipts Report
GW Christman reports the Hooning County Fair had attendance slightly above last year. Gate receipts totaled 506 on opening day, 1104 on Friday, and about 2300 on the final day, about 150 more than the same three days in the prior year. Member ticket sales were sparse with not more than seventy purchased. HAS PNEUMONIA Isaac Ruble is reported to be secretary with dogt pneumons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW Christman
Hooning County Fair Association
First issue of Logan Sunday Messenger succeeds
The Sunday Messenger debuted in Logan Sunday morning and was well received by the public. Albert Smith of East Main Street bought the first paper sold and shared the news with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Messenger
Logan
Mat Kay
Albert Smith
Fast Main Street
Electrician McManigal Heads to Tokyo as World Engineer
R. D. McManigal, long with Olio Radio Laboratories, leaves for Chicago to attend a Westinghouse convention then travels to Pittsburgh before sailing for Tokio, Japan. He will serve as residential engineer for a camp in the Orient, bringing broad experience and promise in foreign electrical fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McManigal
Olio Radio Laboratories
Chicago
Westinghouse Electrical Co
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Tokio
Japan
Orient
McManigal
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Enterprise
Ida M. Allen
Sam Jones
M .0. Higgins
Willis Ross
Carbon Hill
Emma Westenhaver
Florence Myers
David Lloyd
Greendale
Merl Ricketts
Mary Blasius
Capix'p Ward
Pacific
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Vancouver
B. C
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Nelsonville News
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Mr. and Stout
Ecabees
Lon Barrows
Harry Rachel
Win Boss
Joe
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Glenn Mulligan
Mt. Carmel Hospital
William Badwell
Clarence Badwell
Geo. Hughes
Warner
George
Ruth Meeker
Florence Shoop
Lancaster
G. E. Hedges
Catherine Stedam
W. A. Pride of
Glouster
JL. G. Matheny
E. Washburn
James Mann
Frances Evelyn
Etta C. Howard
C. W. Juniper
Joshua Sands
Carson Sanders
Wolfe
Millfield
A. E. Meeker
Stella Cappel
Miss Barrett
Nelsonville High School
Bellfountaine
Flo Hutchins of
Cleveland
Elizabeth Kaelin
Arthur Hawkins
Hawkins
Otto Kaelin
Bennett
Cooking School
Fair Returns
Isaac Ruble
Messenger
Leacs City
Pelitith
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CHINE
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Pythian Building
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Nelsonville Opera House
Chem’s
Fielsonville
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