Nelsonville Business Women open special week program
Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club marked Business Women's Week with 20 members attending. Committees were elected for Oct 24 dinner and 1939 40 program. A musical tea was planned at Mrs Silcott home with harp music by Mrs Neal Crawford Athens and singing by Margaret Johnson.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Nelsonville Business Women
Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Regina Whyte
Margaret Johnson
Ethel Rosser
Patricia Clifford
Blanche Moorehead
Logan
Jean Allen
Jo Sharp
Dorothy Schmitter
Chicquita
Alice Duskey
Letha Lou Silcott
Wm. Foster Dies Today in Nelsonville at 67
William J. Foster 67 died at the Kimberly home of his niece Mrs. Robert Beckler after returning from the west for health reasons. He leaves two nephews Chester Mallen and Sidney Mallen. Funeral details set with Rev. Lloyd Evans at Beckler home Friday at 10 a.m. Burial in Greenlawn. he belonged to the K of P in Glouster. Mid week Church of Christ Loyalty Campaign service tonight at 7 follows sixth meeting.
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Nelsonville
William J. Foster
James
Mary Foster
Robert Beckler
Kimberly
Foster
Stout
Beckler
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn
K. of P
Glouster
Chester Mallen
Logan
Sidney Mallen
Church of Christ
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Parade of Local Gatherings
Eudora Chapter of the Eastern Star honors past matrons and charter members Stella Betts and A L Pritchard at a birthday party in Nelsonville. Other reports note church class meetings, Halloween masques at the high school, and upcoming Cosmopolitan Club gathering hosted by Mrs John Saltz.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Stella Betts
A. L. Pritchard
Clarence Tucker
Blackwell
Okla
Vivian Dowler
New Initiates Welcomed at Tri-Psi Sorority Dinner
Twenty six members attended a Monday dinner at the Tri-Psi Sorority rooms in fall decor. A two course meal was served by Wilma Gardner as chair with Rachael Inman Virginia Woodard Margaret Huddy Betty Stewart and Helen Stewart assisting. Betty Cope Mary Cope Ruth Kelley and Jane Powell were initiated afterward followed by a brief business meeting.
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Tri-Psi
Wilma Gardner
Rachael Inman
Virginia Woodard
Margaret Huddy
Betty Stewart
Helen Stewart
Betty Cope
Mary Cope
Ruth Kelley
Jane Powell
Birth Announcement for Carol Lee Chutes
Mr and Mrs John Chutes of Fairview Sr announce the birth of a daughter Carol Lee on Tuesday October 10 weighing six pounds.
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John Chutes
Fairview Sr
Carol Lee
West PTA Meets Sets Plans for Fall Festival and Delegates
The West Parent-Teacher Association opened the year with piano selections by Jimmy Coope and elected Mrs. Barrows as state convention delegate. Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Carnes Hickman were chosen for PTA Council, with several home room mothers appointed. A Fall Festival was set for Friday, November 3, and committees were named for tickets publicity fish pond hot dogs Eskimo pies candy and a minstrel performance.
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West Pta
West Parent-Teacher Association
Jimmy Coope
George Barrows
Ruth Cook
Barrows
Columbus
Robert Smith
Carnes Hickman
West School
PTA
Estelle Reynolds
Wilbur Hutchins
Kathleen Smith
Florence Cook
George Godenschwager
Alfred Ray
Sam Warren
Stanley Mechem
Roy Erb
Charles Runion
James Coope
Entertain At Dinner For Mercy Hospital Graduates
Mr. and Mrs. Will Powell entertained at dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for Mrs. C R Tucker of Blackwell Oklahoma Ed Tucker of Walbridge Ohio Mr and Mrs Arthur Wallace Mr and Mrs Jack Powell Mrs Mary Ray and daughters Miss Adaline Verna and Mrs Howard Miner Trimble. They will go to Columbus Friday evening to attend commencement exercises of the Mercy Hospital Training School for graduates.
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Will Powell
C. R. Tucker
Blackwell
Okla
Ed Tucker
Walbridge
Arthur Wallace
Jack Powell
Mary Ray
Adaline
Verna
Howard Miner
Trimble
Columbus
Mercy Hospital Training School
Marietta Visit Highlights Regional Socials and PTA Activities
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wallace and guest Mrs C R Tucker of Blackwell Okla spent Sunday in Marietta with relatives. Mrs Bertha Evans and Mr and Mrs Bob Hilleary of Columbus visited Tuesday evening. Evans came for the OBS dinner. Ed Tucker of Walbridge is spending a few days at home. Malvern Wilson returned from Akron where he attended Ohio Grand Chapter RAM and presented a report Monday at St Bernard Chapter where he is high priest. Mrs Wilson joined him to visit her sister. Mrs C H Ruble representing Central PTA and Mrs James Knight of the PTA Council left for Columbus to attend Ohio PTA sessions today through Friday.
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Arthur Wallace
C. R. Tucker
Blackwell
Okla
Marietta
Bertha Evans
Bob Hilleary
Columbus
Evans
Ed Tucker
Walbridge
Malvern Wilson
Akron
RAM
St. Bernard
Wilson
Two Appear Before Nelsonville Mayor
William Marshall of Deanville was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Mayor C. G. Dew. Charles Russell of Buchtel received a suspended five dollar fine plus costs for improper registration after a wreck on Mason City Hill.
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Nelsonville
William Marshall
Deanville
C. G. Dew
Charles Russell
Buchtel
Russell
Mason City Hill
State Highway Patrol
Special Store Hours Will Be Observed In Nelsonville
NELSONVILLE All apparel and nation stores affiliated with the Retail Merchants Association remain open Thursday after noon until 5. All stores will stay open Friday evening Oct 13 until 7 for check night. A Merchants Association meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 at the American Legion Building with important matters on the agenda.
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Nelsonville
Apparel and Nation
Retail Merchants Association
The
Merchants Association
American Legion
Eagles
John Parry
Frank Shivers
Peter Barrows
Harry Chesher
Howard Call
Charles Sayers
South Side
Roy Cline
Athens
Legion Corps
Watson Wolf
Max Bartoe
Conservation Talk Shines Light on Fire Prevention
In Nelsonville guidance classes at the high school colored slides were shown for fire prevention week. George Abraham and Mrs. Lucille Long arranged cooperation from Roland J. Schaar and Arch W. Knowlton. Knowlton spoke on CCC aims to preserve forests and prevent fires and noted 50 boys stay at camp weekends to fight fires, stressing trees must be saved for future jobs.
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Nelsonville
Roland J. Schaar
Athens
Forest Rangers
George Abraham
Lucille Long
Schaar
Arch W. Knowlton
Grace Roberts
Lillian Stover
Helen Shaw
A. M. Figley
Mr. Knowlton
C.C.C
Radcliff Social Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
Social notes from Radcliff summarize births visits illnesses and notable events. Allen Dean Chesser born Oct 3 to Mr and Mrs Marvin Chesser. Floyd Perry hosts a Vinton Township Juvenile Grange picnic at Lake Hope with attendees listed. Mrs Lettie Camp ill near Oreton and daughter Mrs McKinely Smith visited Lancaster. J P Calvin ill but improving. Orchard near her yields about 9000 bushes. workers employed locally. Lillian Kirkendall of Dundas stayed with aunt Mrs George Boring. Forrest Weiss and daughter Joan of Toledo visiting grandmother Mrs Dana Malone. Beatrice Boring listed among Lancaster City Hospital nurse graduates. Emerson Bigony and daughter Anita Jane traveled to Cincinnati for embalming studies.
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Radcliff
Marvin Chesser
Allen Dean
Chesser
Dessie Arbaugh
Floyd Perry
Vinton Township
Lake Hope
Betty Hensler
Jean Pierce
Dora Mae
Norma
Ruth Riley
McCoy Snavely Jr
Doris
Gladys
Olan Cooper
Mildred
Francis Wells
Helen Bowen
Perry
George Boring
Forrest Weiss
Joan
Toledo
Dana Malone
Beatrice Boring
Lancaster City Hospital
Otho Gregory
Theodore
Emerson Bigony
Anita Jane
Cincinnati
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Church Events
Glouster hosts Loyal Men's Class program at Broad St home with 27 attendees. Sup t W. Figley discusses Partnership with God and other church activities include birthdays honored at Ferndale Bible School and Pi Beta Phi jubilee luncheon attendance at Ohio University. Community gatherings continue with N.T. Club meeting planning Lancaster Fair and quilting. Jacksonville benefit party set to raise funds for homecoming deficit.
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Glouster
E. B. Morris
Church of Christ
Broad St
W. W. Wallace
W. H. Stahl
Cold Rugged Cross
D. E. Carr
T. W. Figley
God
Cross
C. F. Wallace
F. D. Kinney
H. H. Vian
A. Kasler
Merle Danford
Athens
Pi Beta Phi
Hotel Berry
Amy B. Oaken
Chaplin
Ill
Ohio Alpha
Ohio University
Virginia Pride of
Ward Forrest
Nelle Belle Andrews
John Williams
Mary Fulton
Jacksonville
1.C.C.F. Hall
Garden Club Meeting With Shrubs and Firs Talk
Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Carl M Pico on Walnut Hill with Mrs W B Morris as co hostess. Guest speaker will be Mr William Martin a Logan landscape gardener whose topic is Shrubs and Firs.
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John Saltz
Cosmopolitan Club
Garden Club
Carl M. Pico
Walnut Hill
W. B. Morris
William Martin
Logan
Legion Auxiliary Hosts All Day Quilt Event and Potluck
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary plan an all day quilting session at the Legion Hall on Thursday starting 9 30 a m A noon potluck dinner follows. A separate note recalls a birthday party for Miss Irene Vaido at her Hunterdon home with games and mandolin music by Andrew Gyurko. Attendees included Agnes Fy droski Sophie Fy droski Rose Ann Sweeney Helen Sass Emmil Sass Marie Bennett Theresa Vaido Rosie Vaido Vincent Vaido and others.
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Irene Vaido
Hunterdon
Andrew Gyurko
Agnes
Sophie Fydroski
Rose Ann Sweeney
Helen J
Emmil Sass
Marie Bennett
Theresa
Rosie Vaido
Vincent
Unity Meeting of Churches of God Held at The Plains
The Plains Church of God hosted the annual unity meeting for the Hocking Valley on Sunday October eight with Rev. H A Sherwood of Anderson Indiana as speaker. Rev J B Diggins presided at the business session naming J B Diggins Cha r man and other officers for year.
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Churches of God
Hocking Valley
Plains Church of God
N. J. Jinks
H. A. Sherwood
Anderson
Ind
J. B. Diggins
Corning
Clarence Way
Chauncey
District School of Lodge Conducted at Corning
CORNING The district school of Pocahontas Lodge was held in Corning on October 6. A memorial and draping of the charter was performed by Council No. 59 Murray City. Mrs Ollie Loper elected district deputy and Virginia Matheny pianist. A chicken dinner followed. Next district school set for Murray City in 1940. Potluck urged with members bringing a dish.
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Corning
Pocahontas Lodge
Murray City
Ollie Loper
Virginia Matheny
Leonette Council
Pocahontas
Woman suffers wrist injuries in fall at home
Mrs. John Katzenbach fractured and dislocated bones in her left wrist after a fall Friday at her Nelsonville residence.
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Nelsonville
John Katzenbach
WBA Juniors to Meet at Duskey Home
WBA juniors gather tonight at 544 Walnut Street, the residence of Miss Alice Duskey, for a meeting from 6 to 8 o clock. The event invites members and expects attendance.
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WBA
Nelsonville
Alice Duskey
Walnut St
Rally Day Services Draw Large Attendance at Glouster Methodist
Glouster Methodist Church held a well attended Rally Day with praise for Sunday School teachers and superintendent John S. Blower and song leader M M LeFavor. Rev F G Boroff thanked contributors of flowers and Epworth League members were praised for the Jones Family drama. Participants included Jimmy Thompson Clara Summers Jack Sharlike Mary Virginia Logue Sonny Richardson and F G Boroff with Miss Anna Louise Logue assisting.
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Glouster
John S. Blower
M. M. LeFavor
F. G. Boroff
Epworth League
Jones Family
Jimmy Thompson
Clara Summers
Jack Sharlike
Mary Virginia Logue
Sonny Richardson
F. G. Bo‘roff
Anna Louise Logue
Class Officers Chosen At J-T High School 1939 40
GLOUSTER The roster of J-T High School class officers for 1939 1940 includes Seniors President Virginia Hartley vice president James McCall secretary Delores Davis treasurer Phyllis Antle Juniors President Donna Vaughn vice president Irma Jean Nicholas secretary Naydeen Frazee treasurer Kenneth Nelson Sophomores President Janetta Ridge vice president Ernest Skinner secretary Dick White Freshmen President Robert Morrison vice president Leona Cochran secretary Marcella Johnson treasurer Mary Kathryn Kuhne Faculty members listed include M M Bryson superintendent Mayo Anderson auto shop and athletic coach Guthrie science and physical education Merle Danford English teachers Sara Willis commercial Helen McCaskey home economics and English Clifton Glee Club and orchestra
Rutland to Meet J-T High Friday Afternoon
Rutland High School will play J-T High School on Friday at 3 oclock. Bleachers will be set up at the field as for the Chauncey game. A good representation of townspeople attended last Friday's game and the school appreciated it.
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Glouster
Rutland High School
J-T High School
Palace Bowlers Sweep City League Showdown
Palace Theater defeats Athens Gas Co two games to one in the City League. Ridenour led with a 202 single and 538 for the match while team totals reached 2477 across three games. Palace players J. Wolf Jr Price Brown L Price Dr Martin contributed strong scores. Athens Gas Co. countered with Ridenour 538 and 202 in the final game, totaling 2418.
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H. Fisher
R. Bacon
I. Harmon
E. Horn
Glouster Group Plans Rose Farm Evangelistic Night
Max M. Martin of the Church of Christ conducts an evangelistic meeting at Rose Farm Church of Christ south of Crooksville. Friday night is designated Glouster Night with a large Glouster delegation expected to attend. Attendees meet at the church at 6 45.
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Glouster
Max M. Martin
Church of Christ
Rose Farm Church of Christ
Crooksville
Million Dollars To Relieve Piles Ad
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick relief for piles. It claims over a million dollars spent yearly on remedies and promises itching relief within minutes for 35¢ a box or 10¢ in a tube with applicator, with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
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