Willkie visit outlined by Herbert in Nelsonville GOP talk
Attorney General Thomas Herbert, fresh from Ohio travels with Wendell Willkie, described crowds and support for the Republican ticket at a McKinley Club meeting in Nelsonville. He praised Bricker, criticized the New Deal, and urged voters to use the ballot box to safeguard government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Wendell Willkie
United States
Thomas Herbert
McKinley Republican Club
Herbert
Wendell Walkie
Bricker
Roosevelt Captures Slim Lead In Local High School Vote
A senior democracy class straw poll at Nelsonville High School shows Roosevelt with 51 votes and Willkie with 34. The class subscribes to The American Observer and the national poll results will be released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roosevelt
Willkie
American Observer
United States
Straitsville Wins Local Bowling Match In City League
Straitsville sweeps Beasleys 3-0 in a city league bowling night with Juniper posting 220 single and 523 total. A postponed match resumes tonight as Beasleys face Haydenville at 8.0. The second addition Cable Acres plat in Athens Ohio is approved and streets dedicated to public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Jead
Beasleys
All Juniper
Haydenville
Cable Acres
Athens
Ohio
City OF
Nelsonville Social Notes Celebrate Women’s Week Activities
Nelsonville clubs hosted National Business Women’s Week events with contract and auction bridge and Chinese checkers at Mrs. Lilian Butts home. Prizes went to Mrs. Pearl Sharff and Miss Gertrude Cordis, with other guests listed. meetings and dinners follow, including Rotary Club plans and birthdays celebrated within local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lilian Butts
Pearl Sharff
Gertrude Cordis
Nelson Dowler
Helen Jackson
Treva Shaw
Blanche Moorehead
Tom Morgan
Bertha Linton
Freda Zieber
Nelle Dowler
Dorothy Shearer
Rotary Club
Catholic Parrish House
Women’s Latter Day Saint group meets in Nelsonville
The Women’s department of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Nelsonville held its Friday evening meeting at Mrs. Helen Norris’s Logan home. They discussed Sidney Rigdon with Freda Beechler as teacher. Refreshments were provided by the Men’s Bible Class. Attendees included Mrs. Becky Curtis Miss Mary Curtis Helen Robinet Arzetta Perry Helen Pickett Tillie Perry Anna Sinnott Rena Rogers Myrtle Mourne Margaret Bentley and Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
The
Reorganized Church of Latter Day, Saints
Nelsonville
Helen Norris
Logan
Sidney Rigdon
Freda Beechler
Becky Curtis
Mary Curtis
Helen Robinett
Arzetta Perry
Helen Pickett
Tillie Perry
Anna Sinnott
Rena Rogers
Myrtle Mourne
Margaret Bentley
Helen
Glouster PTA Tees Up Band Uniforms and Programs
Glouster PTA heard a program directed by Mrs Harriette Weymueller at the high school auditorium featuring piano duets, vocal duets, and a cello solo. Awards for the most parents present went to several classrooms, and funds were reported and allocated to band uniforms costing 450 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harriette Weymueller
Parent-Teacher Association
Twila Mae Williams
Shirley Andrews
Juanita Williams
Rita Rice
Jo Lavon Faires
Mary Virginia Logue
Weymeuster
Dorothy Lindaman
Gail Wallace
McCann
Rachel Murray
Danford
Greider
Katherine Dennison
PTA
Lindaman
Association
R. S. Raichey
Emmett Anderson
Ernest Jones
Thomas Williams, Jr
Emmett Byers
Junior Progressive Study Club
Eastern Star
Order of Eagles
John Preston
Athens
Charles Bayless
E. J. Anderson
Ed Vaughn
Worker Bees Feed Queen Bees Partially Digested Pollen
The article notes that queen bees cannot digest pollen in their natural state and rely on worker bees to provide food that is partly digested. This mutual feeding process supports queen nutrition and colony health.
Obney Akron Couple Honored at Bishopville Shower
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Robert Obney of Akron, formerly Clarine Linscott, was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith in Bishopville. Guests included the Obneys parents and numerous Bishopville and Akron residents. Entertainment featured two contests and a refreshments course of ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dwight Smith
Bishopville
Robert C. Obney
Akron
Obney
Clarine Linscott
P. M. Smith
Joseph McDonald
Robert Obney
E. T. Linscott
Betty Lou
Victor Norris
Madge Pedicord
Mary Margaret Milhoun
Carl Welling
E. L. Pedicord
Charles Pedicord
Hang Up Good Scores at Sunday Creek Valley Trap Shoot
The Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club held a trap shoot on Sunday afternoon drawing many from Athens and Corning. Harold Vaughn posted the high score 77x80, with Fred Woodruff of Athens second at 87x94. Other shooters included Wade Bailey, Floyd McCune, Mayo Anderson, Elza Wyatt, Ben Conway, and Ralph Gatchel. Next trapshoot set for Sunday October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club
Athens
Corning
Harold Vaughn
Fred Woodruff
Wade Bailey
Floyd McCune
Mayo Anderson
Elza Wyatt
Ben Conway
McPeak
Frank Jewell
R. McMullin
Ralph Gatchel
Charles Bailey
J. Skinner
Martin
Chris Parker
Lewis Gatchel
Tom Sanders
Clyde Harper
John Harper
Freda Woodruff
Special Prizes for Red Crown Open at Wolf Bowling Alley
GLOUSTER James Wolf proprietor of the Wolf Bowling Alley announces that bowlers at his venue are eligible for the $50,000 Red Crown open play ten pin carnival starting October 12. The carnival is in prize bowling competition and open to men women and youth bowlers with provisions allowing beginners to share prize opportunities with stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Wolf
Wolf Bowling Alley
N. High Street
Nelsonville Council to Press for Local Workers on WPA Projects
Nelsonville City Council will urge State WPA officials in Columbus to address alleged discrimination against local relief workers. The council also notes 25 men on a new East End storm sewer project, with only four from Nelsonville, and votes to designate Peoples Bank as municipal depository through June 7, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
WPA
Columbus
Carl Watson
W. H. Glenn
East End
Frank Huddy
Arthur Kennedy
Peoples Bank
William Anderson
Hounds to Meet Wellston Friday in Crucial Tilt
Nelsonville enters Friday’s clash with Wellston carrying two league losses and aiming to salvage the season. The Greyhounds fell 25-12 to Pomeroy and 53-6 to Logan, while Wellston, beaten only by Middleport 13-0, is regarded as a strong foe. Coach Abraham evaluated his reserves in Friday’s Logan visit.
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Nelsonville
Wellston
Greyhounds
Pomeroy
Logan
Middleport
Abraham
Meetings Continue in Nelsonville High School Campaign
Interested audiences attend special meetings at Nelsonville High School during the campaign. Wings of Prayer radio staff conduct the sessions heard daily at 6 45 over WHKC Co. The services continue through the week with Wednesday tagged as high school night inviting all students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Wings of Prayer Radio
WHKC
Columbus
Librarians Prepare for 45th Ohio Convention in Youngstown
Ohio librarians and trustees meet in Youngstown October 10 to 12 for their forty fifth annual convention. The program includes libraries role in national defense and requests for democracy books and war industry manuals. Nelsonville Public Library to be represented by County Librarian Dorothy Wightman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Youngstown
Collision on Mason City Hill Damages Car
Police report a Monday afternoon collision on Mason City Hill as an automobile driven by Dora Stratton Buch tel attempted to pass a truck driven by D C Bode Adelphi. The door and rear right fender were badly damaged.
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Nelsonville
Mason City
Dora Stratton
Buchtel
D. C. Bode
Adelphi
Doanville Sunday School to Meet Wednesday Evening
Doanville Sunday School teachers and officers will gather at 7 o'clock Wednesday at the Community Center to plan a rally. Afterward the Dorcas Society will hold its regular meeting, replacing a Thursday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doanville
Doanville Sunday School
Dorcas Society
Dorcas
Reverend Freer to attend North American Christian Convention
Nelsonville minister Rev. C A Freer leaves this evening for Indianapolis to attend the North American Christian Convention at the Cable Tabernacle. He will return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. A. Freer
Indianapolis
Cable Tabernacle
Degree of Pocahontas Benefit Party Planned
The Nelsonville group Degree of Pocahontas sponsors a benefit party at Pocahontas Hall on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — Degree of Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
All American Organization Meets in Glouster
A meeting of the All American Organization will be held in the Glouster mayor's office on Wednesday October 9 at 7 p m. The call urges all unemployed residents to attend as stated by Chester San born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Glouster
All American Organization
Glouster
Chester Sanborn
Mrs Searls Enters Zanesville Hospital After Surgery
Mrs Ben Searls entered Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville Sunday and underwent a major operation on Monday. She is reported to be in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ben Searls
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Vegetable soup sale sponsored by Chaunc ey Mazon Council No. 93
The Chauncey Mazon Council No 93 announces a vegetable soup sale on Wednesday at noon. Soup will be sold at Mrs. Alice Carrs home in Milfield and at the West Side School in Millfield. Steam can be produced at a depth of 12 720 feet in the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Beagle Funeral Largely Attended in Nelsonville
Funeral services for George Beagle were held Saturday at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville. The service was conducted by Rev. O J Howearth assisted by Rev. C A Freer. Out of town mourners included Clyde Matheny of Cincinnati and several Columbus and Walbridge residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
George Beagle
O. J. Howearth
Wellsburg
W. Va
C. A. Freer
Clyde Matheny
Cincinnati
Fred Voss
Fred Courtney
Earl Butteman
Chester West
Sadie Nixon
Lynn Chapman
Lettie Hartman
Florence Hartman
Columbus
Don Kentner
J. M. McCay
George E. Redden
Frank Betts
Bevard
Robinson
Walbridge
Fred Agin
Chauncey
Glouster Auxiliary Installs Officers at Meeting
Glouster American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting installing officers led by district president from Lancaster. New officers include President Elizabeth Mandrell and vice presidents A C Chappelear Lena Burdiss with secretary C E Haskins and treasurer Leona Nicholas. The retiring president Sybil Kurtzman received a corsage and pin. Junior Unit presented a program with solos and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Mandrell
A. C. Chappelear
Lena Burdiss
C. E. Haskins
Leona Nicholas
H. A. Rogers
S. T. Taylor
Harve Norris
Josephine Hedfelt
Leta Westfall
George Love
A. A. Conrad
Lancaster
Sybil Kurtzman
C. E. Williams
Donna Faye Seckinger
Barbara Dunlevy
Dorothy Jo Danford
Verna Sayre
Doris Malpas
F. D. Kinney
Columbus
Kinney
Lavina Banfield to Wed Fred West in Greenup Ky
Mr and Mrs Arthur Banfield announce the marriage of their daughter Lavina to Mr Fred West of Springfield at Greenup Kentucky on Saturday October 5 Attending were Mr and Mrs James Mitchell of this city The Wests left Sunday for Dayton to establish their home where Mr West is employed
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Arthur Banfield
Lavina
Fred West
Springfield
Greenup
James Mitchell
T W T Club Surprises Miss Gamwell for Birthday
The T W T Club met at Miss Margaret Gamwell's home for a birthday surprise luncheon at 1 pm. Guests included Mrs. C B Dillon Athens Mrs E K Bryson Mrs F D Kinney Mrs Everett Eddy and Miss Gamwell. Gifts were given and a bed spread presented to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.W.T. Club
Margaret Gamwell
C. B. Dillon
Athens
E. K. Bryson
F. D. Kinney
Everett Eddy
E. J. Williams
Gamwell
Glouster High
H. Fe, Kinney
Jessie Golding
Columbus
Kinney
Willard Lunsford Fetes Birthday At Skinner Home
A dinner held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner honored Willard Lunsford. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner and four children, Mr. and Mrs. John Guess and two children of Nelsonville, Ethel Harper and two children, Marjorie and Harry, Dan Lunsford of Glouster, Dave Richards of Columbus, and Mrs. Paul Clemons and daughter Deanna of Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Lunsford
Frank Skinner
John Guess
Nelsonville
Ethel Harper
Marjorie
Harry
Dan Lunsford
Glouster
Dave Richards
Columbus
Paul Clemons
Deanna
Pontiac
Mich
Women’s Society for Christian Service installs officers
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock in Glouster Methodist Church all women will meet for installation of officers in the Women’s Society for Christian Service. There is still an opportunity to become a charter member. Following the installation a social hour will be enjoyed and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Methodist Church
Women's Society For Christian Service
Edward Markins announces marriage of Ethel to Ernest Cartwright
Mr and Mrs Edward Markins of Trimble announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel to Ernest Cartwright son of Mr and Mrs Edward Cartwright of Glouster Rt 4. The ceremony took place Saturday morning October 5 at the Methodist parsonage in Guysville with Rev R C Green officiating. The couple will reside in Trimble. Cartwright is a Glouster High School 1930 graduate and formerly of JT High class of 1935. he is employed at Mine 255.
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Edward Markins
Trimble
Ethel
Ernest Cartwright
Edward Cartwright
Glouster
Guysville
R. C. Green
Trimble Methodist Church
Cartwright
Glouster High School
JT High
Chauncey Voters urged to approve $19,600 sewer bond
Chauncey voters are urged to pass a $19,600 bond for a sanitary sewer and $33,000 waterworks revenue bonds in a special Oct. 10 election. Federal aid could total $162,499 with 270 WPA jobs created for ten months. A public meeting and film showings accompany the campaign at Globe Theater Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ohio
WPA
B. B. Buckley
Athens City
C. W. Hines
Watt Ferrer
Ernestine Tippett
Carl Shafer
G. W. Nye
John Smart
Herb Wise
Luther Cruikshank
Globe Theater
Buckley
J. J. Morgan
Miss Amy Jo Sanders Visits Millfield for Weekend
CHAUNCEY MISS Amy Jo Sanders, in nurse training at St. Francis Hospital Columbus, spent Sunday in Millfield visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Carson Sanders Jr. Mrs Mabel Sanders and son Eldon Sanders of Columbus were guests last week of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders of Millfield. Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders entertained at a Sunday chicken dinner guests Mr and Mrs Chester Sanders and Lew Sanders of Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Amy Jo Sanders
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Millfield
Carson Sanders
Mabel Sanders
Eldon Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Chester Sanders
Lew. Sanders
Trimble Church Holds Annual Home-Coming Rally
Trimble Church of Christ filled for three services on Sunday for its annual home-coming and rally attended by members and visitors from Chauncey Greens Run Taylor Ridge Millfield and Athens. 163 in Bible School 13 over goal 85 percent attendance. Guest speakers Rev Charlie Freer and Rev I J Cahill with choirs from five area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—T Trimble Church of Christ
Bible School
Young People’s Department
Charlie Freer
Nelsonville
Ernest Thomas
Marcia Lou
Pickerington
L. W. Koons
Alice Tompson
Martha Swickheimer
Columbus
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
Vance Andrews
Nancy Lee
Moundsville
W. Va
Clara Andrews
Erland Coffman
Alice Eddy
Athens
Bradshaw Family Weekend Visit to Chauncey Area
Mr and Mrs Mahlon Bradshaw and their son in law and daughter Clarence and Ely ria Eason of Elyria Ohio with Chauncey former residents visited Mrs Bertha Lee The Plains and Mrs Mabel Howard Chauncey. They dined Sunday with the Howards. Mr Bradshaw traveled to Pom eroy for a sister Luella Stahl’s illness and Ora Bradshaw of New York City visiting Stahl suffered a broken ankle.
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Chauncey
Mahlon
Bradshaw
Willoughby
Ohio
Clarence Eason
Elyria
Bertha Lee
the Plains
Mabel Howard
Lee
Lee Lee
Howard
Pomeroy
Luella Stahl
Ora Bradshaw
New York City
Stahl
Chauncey Woman Learns Daughter Undergoes Operation
Mrs. L. L. Sweazy of Chauncey received word that her daughter Mrs. Iva Fridley of Columbus underwent an operation at University Hospital late last week. Mrs. Sweazy had returned home the first of last week from Columbus after spending three weeks visiting her son Paul and daughters Mrs. Fridley Mrs. Orpha Martin and Mrs. Ruth Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
L. L. Sweazy
Iva Fridley
Columbus
University Hospital
Esther Class of the M. E. Church Meets Wednesday
Mrs Helen Nicholson hosts the Esther Class meeting at Mill Street residence for October activities.
Class To Have Steak Fry Friday Evening
CHAUNCEY Members are asked to bring their own steak and food for the steak fry to be held Friday night at the Thomas home by the Friendship Class of the Church of Christ. The October business meeting will be held in charge of Mrs. Erma Butts, class president, and Miss Sarah Thomas will have the devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. S. Mechem
McKinley Club
America
Charles Wallace
Glouster
Nelsonville
Thomas A. Jenkins
Fred Johnson
Zanesville
State Central Committee
Nora Atkinson
Athens
Anna Evans
Athens County
Woman's Republican Club
Georgia Kilpatrick
Chauncey
Thomas Home
Friendship
Church of Christ
Erma Butts
Sarah Thomas
Dr Sprague Returns Chauncey Resident
Dr Lindley V Sprague of Madison Wis returned home after visiting family in Chauncy and attending his sister Dr Lenore Sprague Stack who has been released from Sheltering Arms Hospital with improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Chauncey
Lindley V. Sprague
Madison
Wis
Lenore Sprague Stack
Warren V. Sprague
E. Main St
Stack
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Millfield Methodist Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs. Brown Home
October meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church will be hosted Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Brown with Margaret Simpkins in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Margaret Simpkins
Needle club gathering at Mrs. Sanders Millfield
Mrs. Bertha Sanders of Millfield hosts a Wednesday night meeting for members of her needle club. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church plans a weekly quilting party at the church on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bertha Sanders
Millfield
Needle Club
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Francis D. White
J. H. Elias
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John Hope
Ray Bobo
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Gordon Gray
Straitsville
P. F. Good
C. H. Harris
Cliff Cornell
Watkins
A. Juniper
New Straiteville
Calkins
D. Williams
Lawson
G. Wilson
Nelsonville Social Notes
William Keplatt
Auldean Flowers
Vandella McCollum
Larry Flowers
Elizabeth Traugh
Keplar
Masonic Temple
C. FE. Washburn
Logan W.rc
Anna Juniper
Adda James
Etta McKibben
Pearl Rosser
Golden Glenn
Anna Groves
Fayette St
Ellen Steenrod
Ed Heft
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Frank Perry
Curtis Robinett
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Ada Marlene
Basil Mourne
Dana Lee
Deanville
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Oliver Shuttleworth
Shuttleworth
Dela Ayers
Lula Shuttleworth
Mary Shafer
Little Hill
Margaret Anderson
Dickie
Ruth North
Glenn
Murray City
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Janet Miller
Jacksonville
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Jimie
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Tommy
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Kathleen Anderson
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Dorothy Scott
Lucille Gosse
Louis McCollum
Betty Gill
Elizabeth Gathers
Mercedes Bruce
Delores Perkins
Lewis Keplar
Brownsville
Elmer Siddle
Warrenville
L. FE. Butts
Grove City
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William Altman
Happy Hollow
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Glouster Pta
Beagle
Trimble Church
M. Bradshaw
Helen Nicholson
Mill St
Esther
M. E. Church
Tad's
Carbondale Kimberly Rd
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Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society
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Insurance Agency
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Women's New Oxfords
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