New Fall Merchandising Season In Nelsonville To Open Friday Night
A Fraternal Order of Eagles special meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 p m to finish funeral arrangements for the late James McManaway. James Weston of Jackson Street pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor J W Hickman’s court, fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Order of Eagles
James McManaway
James Weston
Jackson Street
J. W. Hickman
SSS Tonic Promoted For Vitality And Hemoglobin
An advertisement urges readers to use SSS as a remedy for fatigue and low appetite. It claims to restore red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve blood oxygen and overall strength, touting a two week treatment and two sizes priced at £8 5s. The copy notes the product for decades as a preferred tonic and mentions drug stores and the company road.
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SSS
Nelsonville Dollar Day sale extends through Tuesday
In Nelsonville the four day Dollar Day event opens Friday with all major stores participating. Merchants aim to draw shoppers from the district with genuine bargains and seasonable merchandise to boost local business and prove home merchants can meet community needs. Four days of sale run October 7 8 10 and 11 with banners in windows.
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Nelsonville
the Messenger
Messenger
Hocking Valley
Funeral for James McManaway Held Saturday
The body of James McManaway 87 of New Straitsville who died in Cherrington Hospital Logan has been returned to the home of his parents Charles and Mrs Mc Maanaway Poplar Street. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Fort Street Church of Christ with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
James McManaway
New Straitsville
Cherrington
Logan
Charles McMaanaway
Poplar Street
Fort Street Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Linscott Named Legion Commander in Glenford Post 229
Glen Ford Dugan Post 229 elected Fred Linscott as Post Commander for the coming year. Other officers named include F R Jackson as first vice president Gerald Nelson as second vice president and Robert Kinney as adjutant. Plans for the Eighth District Convention in Nelsonville this month were set with Paul Tague to meet the committee this afternoon and Sunday Messenger to announce the date.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
Fred Linscott
F. R. Jackson
Gerald Nelson
Robert Kinney
Thomas Whlson
Ray Lilcott
George Barrows
Paul Tague
Nelsonville Board Sets Fall Dinner Meeting Tonight
The Nelsonville Board of Trade and the Retail Merchants division begin fall activities with a 6 15 PM dinner at the American Legion building. President E E Rosser urges strong attendance as winter programs are outlined and a Retail Merchants session follows the general meeting.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Retail Merchants’ Division
Board of Trade
American Legion
E. E. Rosser
Retail Merchants Division
Relief Forces Organize for Hard Winter
Washington reports relief agencies mobilizing for a severe winter. Hoover's committee predicts peak need, with daily federal aid around 575000 dollars. Red Cross treasury spent 1800000 in the year to July 1 1932, with chapters boosting totals to 2125000. Congress allocated cotton bales and wheat from Farm Board stocks to aid the needy.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
National Citizens Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Red Cross National Treasury
Red Cross
Congress
Farm Board
Hall Is Honored Federation of Labor
The Ohio Federation of Labor ended its three day annual conference in Columbus with officers re elected for a new three year term. Harry McLaughlin of Cleveland remains president and the list includes vice presidents Lee Hall Columbus Stanley Ogg Hamilton W H Morgan Newark James Malley Cleveland M J Lyden Youngstown O B Chapman Dayton Charlie Stalf Cincinnati and Thomas Donnelly Columbus as secretary treasurer.
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Columbus
O.P
Ohio Federation of Labor
Harry McLaughlin
Cleveland
Lee Hall
Stanley Ogg
Hamilton
W. H. Morgan
Newark
James Malley
M. J. Lyden
Youngstown
O. B. Chapman
Dayton
Charlies Stalf
Cincinnati
Thomas Donnelly
Absentee Ballots Available in County Office
Absent voters may cast ballots ahead of the Nov 8 election at the office of David Johnson the election board clerk in the courthouse. James Murphy of Marysville recently applied for an absentee ballot and Nelsonville is his home. The final day to request an absentee ballot is Nov 5 and the office operates weekdays except Saturdays closing at noon.
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David Johnson
Election Board
Johnson
James Murphy
Marysville
Nelsonville
Gibson Couple Headed to Hendersonville for Weeks
Attorney and Mrs. C M Gibson of Columbus travel to Hendersonville North Carolina for a several week stay. The husband is a former Nelsonville boy and the son of Mr and Mrs W W Gibson of Madison Street.
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C. M. Gibson
Columbus
Hendersonville
N. C
Nelsonville
W. W. Gibson
Madison Street
Mission study class set by local church groups
In Nelsonville on November 1 the Missionary Societies of the Presbyterian Church plan their first mission study class run by Mrs. Frank Knox. The session starts at 10 a.m. with the entire book covered that day and a noon dinner served. Circle of Ruth members join in this effort and are urged to obtain books through Mrs. Lloyd Evans. Mrs. Knox leads what is described as an engaging course.
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Nelsonville
Missionary Societies of the
Presbyterian Church
Frank Knox
Circle of Ruth
The
Missionary Society
Lloyd Evans
Knox
Miss Ila Richardson Is Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Miss Ila Richardson a former resident of Buchtel underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday morning at Bethesda Hospital. She is a student nurse in training at the same hospital.
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Ila Richardson
Buchtel
Bethesda Hospital
Miss Richardson
Mrs. Lazarus Dies After Illness in Columbus Home
Mrs. Fred Lazarus Jr wife of the F and R Lazarus Co vice president and Columbus social civic leader died at her home after several months illness in Columbus on October 6 U P report Identify her husband and role in the department store and local society.
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Columbus
U.P
Fred Lazarus, Jr
F. and R. Lazarus Co
Lness
Athens police fine six for illegal parking
A. L. Johnson Herman Luckoff Virgil Davis Marie Cavanaugh Clyde Littler and a Beasley Gar age car were red tagged Wednesday by Athens police for illegal parking. Each violator was fined $1 by Mayor Robert Wood.
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A. L. Johnson
Herman Luckoff
Virgil Davis
Marie Cavanaugh
Clyde Littler
Beasley
Athens
Robert Wood
Car Theft Reported in Athens Neighborhood
Carl Clifford of Athens reported to police that a tire, tube, and tire cover were stolen from his car Tuesday night. Police have no trace of the missing items.
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Carl Clifford
Athens
Arrests in Athens as trio faces arraignment
Arrested Wednesday night by Athens police are William Gabriel Kate Call and Harvey McDonald on intoxication charges. They were slated for arraignment before Mayor Robert Wood today.
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William Gabriel
Kate Call
Harvey McDonald
Athens
Robert Wood
Daughters of America Hold Friday Meeting and Lunch
The Daughters of America will hold a regular meeting Friday night at 7 o'clock. A luncheon will be served after the meeting. Members absent at the last meeting are asked to bring sandwiches.
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The
Daughters of America
Waomana Community Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Waom ana Community Club met at Mrs. J. M. Hyde's Fort Street home for the year-end session. Officers elected were President Mrs. J. M. Hyde Vice President Mrs. Walter Wolfe Treasurer Mrs. BE. J. Arnold and Secretary Mrs. L. R. Kelch A picnic dinner was served for 16 members and guest Mrs. Wills Hickman. Members presented a gift to Mrs. Robert Huenefeld.
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Waomana Community Club
J. M. Hyde
Fort Street
Walter Wolfe
BE. J. Arnold
L. R. Kelch
Wills Hickman
Robert Huenefeld
Wreck on Ca ble's Alley injures Mrs. Ingram
In Nelsonville on Wednesday Mrs. El don Ingram sustained forehead and knee injuries when the windshield of the car she rode in shattered. To avoid another collision the driver, Mr. Ingram, followed into the alley from Washington Street and struck a telephone post, damaging the front of his car.
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Nelsonville
Eldon Ingram
Cable's Alley
Washington Street
Past Chiefs’ Association Social at Mrs Gibson’s Home
The Past Chiefs' Association of the Pythian Sisters met Wednesday evening at Mrs. W. W. Gibson's Madison Street home. A social time followed with a three course luncheon served by the hostess, with members C. C. Butt, Bebe Lancaster, Carl Coakley, Harry Davia, Robert Wdy, Carl Bateman, Louise Pearce, and Bertha Howard present.
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Chiefs’ Association of the Pythian Sisters
W. W. Gibson
Madison Street
Mra
C. C. Butt
Bebe Lancaster
Carl Coakley
Harry Davia
Robert Wddy
Carl Bateman
Louise Pearce
Bertha Howard
Sunday School Class 21 to Meet at Bayless Home
Class 21 of the Methods at Sunday School will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Bayless, 244 Myers Street. Mrs. Carl Coakiey and Mrs. Ruth Call will be the attending hostesses.
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Mra
Charles Bayless
Myers Street
Carl Coakiey
Ruth Call
Pythian Sisters to Meet at K of P Tonight
The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting at the K of P hall tonight at seven o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
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K. of P. Ha
Harley Pidcock Denies Involvement in Burial Suit
Harley Pidcock, son of the late William Pidcock of Carbondale, says he was not involved in the court action over his father’s burial place. The case was heard last Sunday and his name appeared in a prior report.
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Harley Pidcock
William Pidcock
Carbondale
The King's Men Plan Friday Beatitudes Study
The King's Men meet Friday at 7 o'clock at Rey Barron's home on Pleasantview Avenue to continue studying the Beatitudes.
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King's Men
King’s Men
Rey Barron
Pleasantview Avenue
Reverend Hanley to Lead Tonight’s Holiness Service
The Reverend Hanley of Lancaster Ohio will conduct services at the Independent Holiness Church located at Poplar and Watkins Streets in Nelsonville tonight at 7:90 o'clock. The public is invited.
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Nelsonville
Hanley
Lancaster
Independent Holiness Church
Poplar and
Watkins Streets
Nelsonville grocers sponsor 47-piece silver set giveaway
Local Nelsonville grocers combine sponsorship to present a 47 piece silver set to a Nelsonville woman at the close of their special sales Saturday night. Participants include G. Sheppard Roy Davis Wilson Bros M Carter B Wright G Dille L Cooley Central Market BH Warner A W Antel Nelson and Bon MH W Shafer Miller and Butta Buckeye Grocery Savera Store A B Johnson Norris Grocery.
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Nelsonville
Rally Day Observed at Christian Church in Carbon Hill
Rally Day will be observed at the Christian Church in Carbon Hill on Sunday October with an estimated large attendance. The program is announced to open at 9:90 a.m. and a strong turnout is anticipated.
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The
Christian Church
Carbon Hill
Loyal Woman's Class Holds Tuesday Meeting at Poplar Street
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School met Tuesday night with Mrs. Jake Smith on Poplar Street. Mrs. Fred Jungner served as president and presided during the session. A social hour followed with refreshments for 12 members and four guests.
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Loyal Woman's Class
The
Christian Sunday School
Jake Smith
Poplar Street
Fred Jungner
Bridge Club Hosts Prizes at West Washington Home
Mrs William Mille wan hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at 389 West Washington Street. Prizes for high scores were awarded: first to Mr Gay Aumilier, second to Mrs P Hickman, and third to Mrs Ceelf Far.
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William Mille Wan
West
Washington Street
Gay Aumilier
Mra
P. Hickman
Ceefl Far
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