Old Timers Triumph Over Longstreth In League Game
The Old Timers defeated Longstreth 19 to 5 on the Buchtel grounds Tuesday evening. Twelve uniformed players were present hoping for a final game of the season. Dilcher Christian Taylor and Chesser formed the Old Timers battery while Clarey and Hooley led Longstreth. It was the Old Timers thirty sixth game of the season.
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Buchtel
Longstreth
Buchtel Grounds
Dilcher
Christian
Taylor
Chesser
Longstretch
Clarey
Hooley
Zuber Speaks on Parental Education at PTA Meeting
H E Zuber of Nelsonville City School addressed the Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association on parental education. He urged a counseling of comradeship between parents and children as essential, while the program featured musical numbers by Corwin Smathers Novak McGee and attendance honors for the eighth and ninth grades.
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Buchtel
H. E Zuber
Nelsonville City School
Buchtel Parent- Teacher Association
James Corwin
Ada Smathers
Rita Novak
Clayton McGee
Halloween Party Planned by Sunday School Girls
Mrs. Orland Gandee leads a class of girls from the Christian Sunday School in a Halloween party at the church. The event is Friday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock with all attendees asked to wear masquerade costumes.
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Hallowe'en
Orland Gandee
The
Christian Sunday School
Hallowe
Class to Meet Friday Evening By Methodist Sunday School
Class to Meet Class 21 of the Methodist Sunday School will hold their regular meeting Friday evening with Mrs. Gladys Bayless on Myers Street. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Neva Bryan and Mrs. Ruth Call.
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Methodist Sunday School
Gladys Bayless
Myers Street
Neva, Bryan
Ruth Call
King's Men to Meet Nelsonville Friday Evening
The King's Men will meet at Frank Johnson's home on Jackson Street Friday at 7 o’clock.
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King’s Men
Nelsonville
King’s
Frank Johnson
Jackson Street
Local residents host visitors and travel updates in Columbus area
Mrs D F Shafer visits parents Mr and Mrs Marion Coakley in Columbus. Dr and Mrs G E Love Mrs Anna McGaughey and Miss Loupe McGaughey join guests of Mr and Mrs John Love. Numerous Columbus couples host and travel for visits with relatives in Toledo Dayton and Youngstown while hospital stays are noted for Mrs C E Scott.
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D. F. Shafer
Columbus
Marion Coakley
G. E. Love
Anna McGaughey
Loupe McGaughey
Phil Kelch
C. A. Hooper
R. D. Graham
Mary Margaret
Athens
W. F. Gray
W. K. McDowell
Coshoct
Neikirk
Margaret Scott
C. E. Scott
Grant Hospital
Lis McLaughlin
Youngstown
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Holds October Meeting
The W C T U met at Mrs. Frank Johnson on Jackson Street in Nelsonville with Mrs. Sam Starkey presiding. Reports showed 102 calls to the sick, 12 garments, two pairs of shoes, 12 bouquets to the ill, and 258 literature pages distributed last month.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frank Johnson
Jackson Street
Ira Swingle
Frank Betts
Thomas Spencer
Sam Starkey
Will Standall
Johnson
Will Bland
Anna Allen
Mabel Johnson
Laura Spencer
Glouster
Spencer
Barker
Starkey
P. B. Verity
Standall
Bertha Barker
Mary Hardy
Dodds Fined in Nelsonville Liquor Charge
Robert Dodds of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor in Mayor Bill Hickman's court. He was fined $100 and costs after a raid by local police on West Washington Street Saturday night.
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Nelsonville
Robert Dodds
Bill Hickman
Dodds
West Washington Street
Poverty Party Held at Mrs Gray Madison Street
Mrs W F Gray hosted a poverty party on Tuesday evening with friends in hard times costumes. Guests played games, shared prizes in bingo, and enjoyed refreshments. attendees included Mrs Everett Kontner Jamaica NY Mrs Carl Starkey Mrs George Barrows Mrs Kenneth Klotz Mrs Glen Allen Mrs Roy Sayre Mrs Roy Davis Mrs Shelby Barber Mrs Dean Linscott and Miss Pauline Morrison.
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W. F. Gray
Madison Street
Everett Kontner
Jamaica
New York
Carl Starkey
George Barrows
Kenneth Klotz
Glen Allen
Roy Sayre
Roy Davis
Shelby Barber
Dean Linscott
Pauline Morrison
Bridge Club Meets on Wednesday at Mrs Kelly Home
The Wednesday afternoon bridge club met with Mrs. Harry Kelly on East Franklin Street. Substitute players included Mrs. Ben Stalter Mrs. Oscar Bingman and Mrs. John Edington. High scores earned first place for Mrs. Cecil Shafer second for Mrs. Bingman and third for Mrs. Wallace Glenn.
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Bridge Club
Harry Kelly
East Franklin Street
Ben Stalter
Oscar Bingman
John Edington
Cecil Shafer
Bingman
Wallace Glenn
Family Gathering at Old Man's Cave and Rock House
Mr and Mrs Harry Hughes hosted a Sunday visit with relatives and friends at Old Man's Cave and Rock House. Attendees included J W Hughes Jessie Mary D R Martin Earl and Raymond Martin B W Foster Dorothy Dale Don Foster Marietta W J Hughes Billy Waterford Mildred Greenlees Mildred Armiston Beverly S Rodemeister Louis Jr and Marine Denver Colorado.
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Harry Hughes
Louise
Byron Max
Atlee H. Davis
Old Man's Cave
Rock House
J. W. Hughes
Jessie Mary
D. R. Martin
Earl
Raymond Martin
B. W. Foster
Dorothy
Dale
Don Foster
Marietta
W. J. Hughes
Billy
Waterford
Mildred Greenlee
Bridge Club Hosts Mrs. Sharp Guests for Evening
Mrs Edward Sharp hosted her bridge club on Washington Street with guests Mrs C J Bartels Mrs C B Bennett and Mrs Stuart Hoodlet. Three tables played after dinner with Mrs Leonard Cooley winning first high score, Mrs Frank Jackson second, and Mrs Bartels taking the guest prize.
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Edward Sharp
Washington Street
C. J. Bartels
C. B Bennett
Stuart Hoodlet
Leonard Cooley
Frank Jackson
Bartels
To Serve Supper Methodist Men To Raise Money
The Nelsonville Methodist men plan a benefit supper to raise funds to meet the church debt from wall repairs. The supper will be at the church Thursday evening with Ralph Parks Malvern Wilson and Merle Green directing serving. Committees include A G Cotton in charge of arrangements with Corwin Cookson Phil Miller Bob Kinney and Pete Shough on his committee. Doctor Welch chairs the ticket committee with C L Stout Ben Stalder Miller Wilson Roy Davis and Jack Pritchard. H E Zuber leads the publicity committee alongside Lt B Buell and Arthur Allen.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Parks
Malvern Wilson
Merle Green
A. G. Cotton
Corwin Cookson
Phil Miller
Bob Kinney
Pete Shough
Doctor Welch
C. L. Stout
Ben Stalder
Miller Wilson
Roy Davis
Jack Pritchard
H. E. Zuber
Lt. B. Buell
Arthur Allen
Appointment Made in Nelsonville District Hospital Chair
Mise Manny Mulligan, a member of the Woman's Auxiliary to Glenford Dugan Post, has been appointed district hospital chairman of the Eighth District of the state, per a recent announcement.
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Nelsonville
Mise Manny Mulligan
Woman's Auxiliary
Glenford Dugan
Elisabeth Zane Dew Chapter to Meet Saturday Afternoon
D.A.R. will hold the first calendar year gathering this Saturday at 2 89 o'clock in the Legion Home. Elisabeth Zane Dew Chapter will host the event.
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Elisabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lesion
York Grange Meeting at Oak Grove School
York Grange No 2438 will hold a regular session Friday evening October 17 at 7 30 o clock at the Oak Grove School with members invited to attend.
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York Grange No
Oak Grove
Central School PTA Set to Meet Friday
The Parent-Teacher Association of Central School will convene Friday afternoon October 17 at 3 o clock. Plans for the annual Fall Frolic will be discussed. A large turnout is hoped for.
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Parent-Teacher Association of the Central School
Rainfall Helps Local Gardens in Athens District
Almost half an inch of rain fell yesterday in the Athens Patract. EB V Wolfe, government weather reporter for the vicinity, says the rain was badly needed for late vegetation and pastures, though the district is still deficient for the season.
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Athens
EB. V. Wolfe
Lower Plains
Wolfe
Social series begins at Luhrig with PTA event
The Luhrig Parent-Teacher Association held the first in a series of social gatherings recently. Another PTA social is planned for Saturday evening October 28.
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Luhrig
Parent-Teacher Association
School Council Holds First Fall Meeting
The East Side School Student Council elected officers Jack Fulton president Dana Lee Tom vice president and Dorothy Hartman secretary. Grade representatives from Fourth Fifth and Sixth Grades discussed activities including bird feeding and a program of songs poems living pictures and Columbus themed performances.
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East Side School
Jack Fulton
Dana Lee Tom
Dorothy Hartman
Margaret Frevbers
Virginia Beastey
Warren McClure
Columbus
Mildred Yeager
Pilsabeth Ramsey
Susanne Danford
Kathryn Sherrard
Ta Shafter
Robert Gamartefelder
Harry Heas
June Baird
Queenteacher's Court case and Native poets clash headlines
A fragmented report mentions Marry Hess and Robert Gamertafelder suing various individuals including Harry Hess and Lee Tom. It references Columbus, natives, Stephen Puller, poets, "The Dreamer" and an unclear claim of who achieved.
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Marry Hess
Robert Gamertafelder
Coso Sue
Mie
Harry Hess
Lee Tom
Dick Lamborn
Ay Slaughter
Columbus
Stephen Puller
Athens Safety Director Warns Against Burning Leaves
Athens residents were warned by City Safety Director Fiana Woodworth that a city ordinance prohibits burning or placing leaves on streets. She stressed the value of leaves for garden soil and noted leaves left on streets clog waterways and gutters, urging compliance.
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Athens
Fiana Woodworth
Woodworth
Fire destroys Fostoria Milling plant in big blaze
A dust explosion triggered a massive fire at the Fostoria Milling and Grain Company elevator in Fostoria, causing an estimated $75,000 in damage. The blaze engulfed the facility late at night, with firefighters battling the flames to contain the inferno.
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Fostoria Milling & Grain Company
Levator
Economy Debate Echoes in Hoover Address
Senator McCulloch cites President Hoover praising the economic system as a tool for social progress and spiritual advancement. He argues that national aims should focus on increasing enrichment rather than reducing living standards.
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Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
America
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