Nelsonville Fire Damages Home on East Franklin Street
Fire at the Windle residence on East Franklin Street was discovered about 5:30 Sunday morning. Two rooms and the attic suffered damage while much furniture was removed. The blaze appeared to start between partitions and no insurance was carried. William Grace and daughter Katherine traveled from Columbus for the funeral of William Parry.
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Nelsonville
Lewis Windle
Franklin Street
Windle
William Grace
Katherine
Columbus
William Parry
Greendale Triumphs Over Dyesville In Narrow Win
Nelsonville hosted Greendale as the visitors won 3 to 1 amid sloppy base running. J Turner pitched for Dyesville, yielding two crucial Greendale runs in the second inning on Silcott’s single and Evans’s triple, then Ed Johnson’s fly to center set up the third score. Dyesville’s sole tally came in the eighth on Johnson’s single and Turner’s two bagger, with Barnes scoring.
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Nelsonville
Silcott
Evans
Denny
Ed Johnson
Jim Coepe
Greendale
Coepe
Oliver
Virg; Phillips
Dyesville
Johnson
J. Turner
Barnes
Phillips
Ed Denny
Sonny
Nelson
Shanna
KR. Turner
Woolever
Ogden
Buckie
Cleena
Dalton
Oe Dordy
Ccm Cnemenyiemene
Caucioameatease
Classified Ads and Circulation Information
Local staff correspondent advertises telephone contact for society news and community locals. Readers are invited to call 412-W for assistance, with a note on using this service and finding an experienced representative for classifieds.
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412-W
Fined by Mayor Two Men Appear in Court Here on Intoxication Charge
Nelsonville reports Bert Johnson Frank Webb Fred Jenkins and Fred Flowers were arrested by Patrolman James Cope Saturday night. They appeared before Mayor Bill Hickman, entered guilty pleas, and were fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Bert Johnson
Frank Webb
Fred Jenkins
Fred Flowers
James Cope
Bill Hickman
Murray City and Buchtel High clash ends scoreless
Murray City and Buchtel High School football battled to a 0-0 tie on Buchtel grounds Friday afternoon. Murray City pressured to the Buchtel one-yard line twice but was repelled each time by a stout defense. Tignor and Banik starred for Murray City while Risko Burgess Collins and Cherniak stood out for Buchtel.
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Buchtel
Murray City
Tignor
Banik
Risko
Burgess
Collins
Cherniak
Local social notes highlight travel and visits
Mrs. W. L. Powell spends several days in Columbus with relatives. Mrs. Walter Lines and daughter Janice Walbridge visit relatives T. S. Bush. Mr. Homer A. Sater and son Roy Cambridge guest of aunt Mrs. Albert Mann. Mrs. Anna Cohn leaves for Baltimore after weeks with Mrs. C. H. Ruble. Albert Mann returns from Rockbridge. Ed Keyes of Columbus visits his parents S. S. Blackburn. Bernard Pospichel, Columbus School for the Blind student, ends weekend with parents.
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Walter Lines
Janice
Walbridge
T.S. Bush
Homer A. Sater
Roy
Cambridge
Albert Mann
Anna Cohn
Baltimore
C. H. Ruble
Rockbridge
Ed Keyes
Columbus
S. S. Blackburn
Bernard Pospichel
Columbus School For the Blind
Local Families Attend Hospital Return and Visit News
Mr and Mrs Albert Pospichel and Mrs Ralph Betts with son Jack and Mrs Anna Neilson accompanied the Pospichels home to Ashtabula Sunday. The Bettes will reside there as Mrs Nelson remains for several days. Mr and Mrs Frank Rosser and son Donald visit their daughter Velma Rosser in Grant Hospital Columbus. Misa Rosser, recovering from an appendicitis operation last Wednesday, is reported slightly improved.
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Ents
Albert Pospichel
Ralph Betts
Jack
Anna Neilson
Ashtabula
Bette
Nelson
Frank Rosser
Donald
Misa Ethel Rosser
Velma Rosser
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Misa Rosser
King's Heralds Meet at Chestnut Street
The King's Heralds met Saturday afternoon led by Ruth Patton with new officers elected for the year: President Lillian Hurry, Vice President Ruth Patton, Secretary Marie Buell, Treasurer Mary Whitmore. The program included a piano solo by Betty Hitchings and readings by Coralie Buell, Dorothy Ann Kontner, and Lilian Huddy.
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King's Heralds
Misa Lillian Huddy
Chestnut Street
King’s Herald
Ruth Patton
Lillian Hurry
Marie Buell
Mary Whitmore
Betty Hitchings
Coralie Buell
Dorothy Ann Kontner
Lilian Huddy
Thomas Spencer
Ruth Walker
Enterprise
Parry Funeral Held In Nelsonville Saturday
Funeral services for William Parry were conducted Saturday afternoon at his Adams Street residence with many relatives and friends attending. The Reverend Charles K. Grammer of the Christian Church led the service and read hymns Abide With Me and Rock of Ages. Knights of Pythias and Eagles members attended with brief rites by the Uniform Rank. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Greenlawn Cemetery
Young Boy Bowen Dies After Appendicitis Surgery
Nelsonville Ohio reports the death of James Albert Bowen ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Bowen from complications after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services are set for Wednesday 2 p m at the Buchtel M E Church with burial in Whitmore Cemetery.
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James Albert Bowen
Buchtel
Nelsonville
Stephen Bowen
Columbus
Buchtel M. EB
Whitmore
Wonders of Ohio Highlighted by Hyperion Club Meeting
Members of the Hyperion Club gathered at 38 East Franklin Street for the first meeting of the calendar year. Attendees heard papers and talks titled A Trip up the Saguenay River World Affairs and Better Speech presented by Mrs. W. H. Hyde Mrs. R. W. Parka Mrs. Julius Fischer and Mrs. J. D. Adamson.
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Ohio
Hyperion Club
Julius Fischer
East Franklin Street
Saguenay River
W. H. Hyde
R. W. Parka
J. D. Adamson
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Love Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will gather Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs John Love's Short Street home. Assisting hostesses include Mrs Lane Mrs Oakley Mrs Lancaster and Mrs Barron. Mrs Jonte Baugh to lead worship and Mrs Lane to conduct the program.
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Missionary Society of the Christian Church
John Love
Short Street
Lane
Oakley
Lancaster
Barron
Jonte Baugh
Kreppels Entertain Guests at West Columbus Dinner
Mr and Mrs C G Kreppel hosted a Friday evening dinner at West Columbus Street. Guests included Mrs Anna Nelson Mrs Ralph Betta and their son Jack from this city and Miss Corinne Kreppel from Athena.
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C. G. Kreppel
West Columbus Street
Anna Nelson
Ralph Betta and Son
Jack
This City
Corinne Kreppel
Athena
Happy Hollow School Enrollment Report
Happy Hollow School lists 57 pupils across two rooms, Room I with 28 under Mrs Chloe Rife and Room II with 29 under Elete Bookman. For September Room I achieved 98 percent attendance.
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Happy Hollow
Chloe Rife
Elete Bookman
Attendance and Activities at Happy Hollow School
Room II reports 100 percent attendance with prior honors noted. Fred Linscott the truancy officer visited for a first case. Pearl French Red Cross secretary delivered sugar for apple-butter project and spoke on Junior Red Cross. Mr McCreary photographed class. Junior Red Cross Club formed in place of Bird Club with officers for Rooms I and II. Eighth Grade boys build a large bookcase. PTA met in September with new officers and plans for the year. Mothers and patrons gathered September 21 to plan involvement.
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Fred Linscott
Happy Hollow
Pearl French
Red Cross
McCreary
DeLong
Brady
Charlies McDonald
Lucille O'Nail
Willard Wright
Lowell Donley
Elsie May
Bonnie Bacus
Tts
Elate Bookman
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