Nelsonville High names Ralph Fleck as student council head
Nelsonville high school will be led by Ralph Fleck as head of the student council this year. Ellen Davis is vice president. Class officers were elected: Sophomores Robert Vore and Margaret Johnson as president and VP, with other posts filled. Juniors and Seniors listed with names for president, VP, secretary positions, and councilmen. One council vacancy remains to be filled.
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Ralph Fleck
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville
Ellen Davis
Ofers
Robert Vore
Margaret Johnson
William MceGovern
Richard Vore
Earl Washburn
Margaret Vorhees
Willis Wolfe
Marcelete Wallace
Mary Louise Leyshon
Lillian Stover
Charles Cook
Carl Campbell
Elizabeth Carr
Monica Acker
Converse Crawford
Eudora Chapter to Mark 28th Birthday
Nelsonville Oct 7 Next Tuesday night Eudora chapter order of the Eastern Star will observe the twenty eighth anniversary of its organization Local past matrons and past patrons will preside and a class of candidates will be initiated Ceremonies begin at 7 o clock with refreshments to follow List of participating officers includes Stella Betts C E Betts Alice Anderson Stella Roberts Mable Washburn Flossie Crawford Stella Davis Mary Ke Bartlett Grace Kelch Hattie C Jackson Margaret Galvin C Ek Washburn Charles Green
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Stella Betts
C. E. Betts
Alice Anderson
Stella Roberts
Circle of Ruth entertains in Nelsonville Presbyterian locale
Mrs. L. I. Krieg and Mrs. Leonard Cooley hosted the Circle of Ruth in the Nelsonville Presbyterian church October 7. The meeting featured visiting members and discussion of church activities with a social gathering afterward.
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Nelsonville
L. I. Krieg
Leonard Cooley
Circle of
Ruth
New York Central HASTENS Work of Laying Rails
Chauncey reports an extra force of twenty five men added to speed laying heavy rails on the New York Central main line between Armitage and Corning. A fifty man crew has worked for weeks at Chauncey yards with several cars including dining and sleeping quarters stationed there.
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Chauncey
New York Central
Armitage
Corning
Chauncey Yards
Three Birthdays Celebrated at Osborne Home
Birthday celebration at Henry and Mrs Osborne's High street Chauncey honors Miss Millie Osborne Dane Osborne and Fred Osborne Jr with a chicken dinner. Guests from Athens Cincinnati Middleport Antiquity Peach Ridge Chauncey attend, guests gift bearings and three cake centerpieces with candles.
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Middleport
Florence Wills
Cincinnati
Fred Osborne
Dorothy
Fred Jr
Rachel
Hany B. Noble
Bills
Goldie Ashworth
Athens
Pearl Miller
Mary
Elizabeth
Garth
Peach Ridge
Dane Osborne
Richard
Chauncey
Millie Osborne
Guy E. Osborne
Hal Osborne
Mrs
Henry Osborne
Conant Family Arrives Safely in Arkansas
Chauncey notes word arrived from Little Rock Arkansas that Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Conant and four sons, son of Mr. and Mrs. B F Conant, have reached their destination visiting uncle Wade Conant while seeking a new home. The Connants, formerly of Nelsonville, sold property before leaving by motor over a week ago. Mrs Conan is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Katzenback Sr. of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
B. F. Conant
Carl C. Conant
Little Rock Ark
Arkansas
Wade Conant
Mrs Cheadle Given Surprise Farewell at The Plains
Mrs Alfred Cheadle longtime employee of the McBee Bindery at Athens received a surprise farewell party Monday evening at her The Plains home. Mrs Ida Wanless and Room No 2 girls hosted the event as Mrs Cheadle prepares to move to Cohere where she expects to make further arrangements.
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Ida Wanless
Helen Dorr
Mabel Thompson
Ada Hartley
Edith McDaniel
Margaret Krivesti
Haze Shrieves
Betty Jane
Chauncey
Alfred Cheadle
McBee Bindery Company
Athens
the Plains
McBee Company
Mrs. Cheadle
Mothers and Fathers Night at Methodist Service in Chauncey
Mothers and Fathers Night at the Methodist Episcopal church in Chauncey will feature special services during the prayer meeting Thursday evening. The event highlights family participation and community worship in a local church setting.
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Chauncey
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plains Visit List Of Local Families On Weekend
Mr and Mrs Henry Hennessey of Middleport were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs F A West at The Plains. Mrs Sarah Knowlton of Albany visited at The Plains with daughter Mrs W C Nichols. Prof and Mrs Alderman Matheny and family of Athens spent Sunday at The Plains, guests of Emaline Matheny and Mrs Robert Graves. Erma Bryan and John Rutter of Logan visited The Plains with Mr and Mrs M O Bryan. Charles McDonald couple spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William West at Albany. Floyd Bumgardner returned to Oak Grove after visiting Mr and Mrs William McDonald at The Plains. H L McDonald family and William MacDonald family with several sons spent Sunday at Charlie McDonald’s in Hocking. Elmer Lavely family of Hocking were Sunday guests of Okey Benedum.
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Henry Hennessey
Middleport
F. A. West
the Plains
Sarah Knowlton
Albany
W. C. Nichols
Alderman Matheny
Athens
Emaline Matheny
Robert Graves
Erma Bryan
John Rutter
Logan
Pidfins
M. O. Bryan
Charles McDonald
William West
Floyd Bumgardner
Oak Grove
William McDonald
H. L. McDonald
Emmett Lee
Walter
Carl
William MacDonald
Hubert
Clarence
Charlies McDonald
Hocking
Elmer Lavely
Okey Benedum
Christmas Bazaar Preparations At Local Church
Parishioners gathered for a 6 pm dinner with thirty covers at the church parlors. A Christmas bazaar is set for December 11. The mission study class begins next Monday evening. Mrs. N Hill spoke on The Paines House Alaska and sewing for the Bazaar occupied the evening.
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Paines House
Alaska
Dinner Held for Guests in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Ed Dean entertained at dinner Tuesday evening for guests Mrs Jennie Sands Hubbard of Clear Water Fra and Mrs Sam Dresback of Columbus A informal reception was held for Mrs Hubbard with many old friends calling Present were Mrs W W Poston Miss Mable Poston Charles Poston Mr and Mrs Harry Edington and Mrs EE Cable
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Nelsonville
Oct. T
Ed Dean
Jennie Sands Hubbard
Clear Water
Fra
Sam Dresback
Columbus
Guess
W. W. Poston
Mable Poston
Charles Poston
Harry Edington
EE. J. Cable
Mrs Hubbard
B H Sanders Dies Early Today
B H Sanders formerly of Glouster died early today at his daughter Mrs Harry Hickman’s home in Nelsonville after two months illness. He leaves a widow and four children, sisters, brothers, and funeral plans to be announced.
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Nelsonville
B. H. Sanders
Glouster
Harry Hickman
Jefferson Street
Hattie Hickman
Jerry Sanders
V. A
G. L. Sanders
Lima
Ohio
Vinnie Johnson
Athens
Rose Sanders
Riley
Bert Sanders
Rotary speaker recounts experiences in France and Germany
Nelsonville Oct 7 Rotary members heard Charles Poston describe months abroad during World War I and as army of occupation in Coblenz Germany. He contrasted wartime life with postarmistice France and Germany and noted nine Nelsonville boys serving near Coblenz. He returns this summer via France and Germany and plans to spend winter in Nelsonville with family.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
France
Germany
Charles Poston
Poston
Coblenz
Army of Occupation
Posten
Coblong
Local residents and visitors circle Nelsonville and Akron
Mr and Mrs Charles Green and Miss Jean Nelson were in New Lexington Monday afternoon. Mrs Marie Steinegmp and Mrs Clara Johnson and daughter Miss Emma left Tuesday for the former s home at Akron. Mrs Alva Johnson was a Columbus visitor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ivan Matheny announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday. Miss Minnie McDowell of Columbus has returned after spending her vacation with her parents in Nelsonville.
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Charles Green
Jean Nelson
New Lexington
Marie Steinegmp
Clara Johnson
Emma
Akron
Alva Johnson
Columbus
Ivan Matheny
Minnie McDowell
Nelsonville
Local Visitors and Travel Notes from Grand Rapids Guests
Mr and Mrs Miles Brandenburg of Grand Rapids Michigan are guests in the city for a week with the former parents Mr and Mrs M T Branden burg. Miss Grace Wright leaves for Cincinnati University to begin nurse training. Mrs J R Hubbard of Clear Water Florida and Mrs Sam Dresback of Columbus Ohio visit Mrs Ed Dean. Mrs Hubbard known as Midge Sands a former Nelsonville girl returns after eighteen years. Mr and Mrs W F Heaton depart for a two week motor trip to Boston and eastern points.
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Miles Brandenburg
Grand Rapids
Mich
M. T. Brandenburg
Grace Wright
Cincinnati University
J. R. Hubbard
Clear Water
Fla
Sam Dresback
Columbus
Ed Dean
Hubbard
Sands
Social at Brooks School House Friday Oct 9
A pie and candy social is planned at the Brooks school house on Friday evening October 9. Neighbors and families are invited to attend for fundraising and community fellowship. The event features homemade pies and assorted candies for purchase.
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Brooks
Brooks School
Hair-Groom Combining Cream Promises All Day Style
An advertisement extols "Hair-Groom" Well-Groomed All Day a greaseless combing cream costing only a few cents per jar. It claims to deliver natural gloss and a cresting hold for business and social wear and helps hair grow thick and lustrous while remaining tamed all day.
Beaumont Visitor Roy Bricker Travels to Indiana
Beaumont resident Roy Bricker visited relatives in Lawrenceburg Indiana. Columbus residents Mr and Mrs David Conant and son visited Chauncey relatives, Mr and Mrs B F Conant on Mill Street. Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton and son Dean spent Sunday with Mrs Hamiltons sister Mrs H F Kittle and family in Glouster.
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Roy Bricker
Beaumont
Lawrenceburg
Ind
David. Conant and Son
Columbus
Chauncey
B. F. Conant
Mill Street
Hook
T. R. Hamilton
Dean
Hamilton
H. F. Kittle
Glouster
Chauncey Family Hosts Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and family of Chauncey entertained weekend guests including William Smith of Hemlock Grove, Wade Smith and children Howard and Kathleen of Darwin, John Cowan and daughters Lizzie and Ruth of Guysville, and Mrs. Sarah Aldrich of Eugene Oregon.
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Chauncey
Guy Smith
William Smith
Hemlock Grove
Wade Smith
Howard
Kathleen
Darwin
John Cowan
Lizzie
Ruth
Guysville
Sarah Aldrich
Eugene
Ore
Women Avoided Surgery With Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Ethel Thurston of Lima Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her severe symptoms and avoiding operation after doctors recommended one. A second letter from Texas reports two doctors saying surgery was needed for weakness but the remedy helped her regain mobility and well being.
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Ethel Thurston
Pine Street
Lima
Chico
North Pine Street
Ohio
Eddy
Trell
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Creomulsion Promises Cough and Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and stop germ growth with creosote based formula, promising recovery and money back if relief is not achieved when directions are followed.
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Creomulsion Comopany
Atlanta
Gia
Woman shot dead in Cleveland home after quarrel
Mae Panoutsos a young married mother of two was shot and killed in her Cleveland residence after a dispute with a boarder following her husband leaving for work. The incident occurred today as investigators seek motive and describe the events.
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Cleveland
Mae Panoutsos
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