Burial for Bob Farrow to be held at Greenlawn Cemetery
Robert Farrow 18 of Lockbourne Road Columbus died Saturday afternoon when his motorcycle skidded on Route 23 near Worthington after an automobile turned in front of him. A Wesleyan student and former South High co captain, Farrow leaves his mother Lily Matheny Farrow one brother and a sister and grandparents. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at Oakwood Avenue M E Church with DeMolay service. burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert
Bob) Farrow
Lockbourne
Columbus
A. D. Farrow
Worthington
Farrow
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
E. Main St
Young Farrow
South High
Lily Matheny Farrow
Donald
Clara Jane
Chas. Matheny
John Clarence
Charles Farrow
Oakwood Ave. M. E
Greenlawn Cemetery
Eagles Defeat K of P in Debut Ping Pong Match
The Eagles ping pong team beat the K of P five to none in Nelsonville on Sunday securing six straight games. doubles winners were Joe Evans and John Deszo 21 12 21 7 while Paul Whyte and Dewey Whyte won singles 21 18 21 9 and 21 10 21 13. A return match is planned and some K of P players were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eagles
K. of P
Joe Evans
John Deszo
Don Lancaster
Roger Scott
Paul Whyte
Dewey Whyte
Aged Man Hurt After Fall From Railroad Bridge
Nelsonville resident Dave Williams, aged about 70, suffered a minor head laceration and a fractured rib when he fell about 20 feet from the C. and O. Railroad bridge at West City limits Saturday evening. Williams and his son were crossing the bridge toward home and, hearing a passenger train behind them, hurried across and he fell between the ties onto the river bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dave Williams
West City
Williams
Lane Funeral Held At Church Of Christ
Funeral services for S. S. Lane were held Sunday afternoon at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville. Lane, a retired engineer, had lived there over 50 years. Rev. L. C. Butler officiated with the Masonic Fraternity and Berean Class in attendance. Burial followed at Greenlawn with a Masonic graveside service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
S. S. Lane
Lane
L. C. Butler
Masonic Fraternity
Berean
Greenlawn
Eagles Drum and Bugle Corps to Practice Tuesday Night
Nelsonville leaders Watson Wolf and Max Bartoe announce a drum and bugle corps practice after the regular lodge session on Tuesday. Roy Cline of Athens serves as instructor for the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Watson Wolf
Max Bartoe
Eagles
Roy Cline
Athens
Nelsonville Junior Order Benefit Party Next Tuesday
The Junior Order will host a benefit party on Tuesday evening October 17 at 8 oclock in the I.O.O.F. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville— Junior Order
C.F. Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans
Lo.o.f. Hall
John Hogan Refuses To Quit In Murray City
Johnny Hogan a 64 year old resident of Murray City runs a restaurant and rooming house with his wife Betty though he is bedbound after a January 9 1928 fall led to blood poisoning and amputations he remains active aware of world events and a trusted confidant to locals offering steadfast advice and lively conversation to visitors from the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Johnny Hogan
Johnny
Betty
Franklin Roosevelt
Southeastern Ohio
Nelsonville Scout Notes and Troop 66 Dues Change
Nelsonville notes that Troop 66 meets at West School at eight. Members listed include Bill Barber Floyd Barber Bob Johnson Parry Bateman Bob Sowers Max Linton Charles Pedigo Ted Hodge and Leslie Cox with attendance required. Dues drop fifty cents and weekly five cent payments apply with Boy's Life subscription for full-year members. A new inter patrol contest runs October to December 10 with Panther Fox and Flaming Arrow leading. A Halloween party is planned and Scoutmasters emphasize good standing and budgeting. A local note from Eugene reports a stork headed this way with twins born to Mr and Mrs Burton Willis after an initial misprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Troop 66
Boy Scouts
the West School
Bill
Floyd Barber
Bob Johnson
Parry Bateman
Bob Sowers
Max Linton
Charles Pedigo
Ted Hodge
Leslie Cox
Wilbur D. Mender
Citizens Central Bank reports condition in 1939 Ohio filing
State of Ohio report shows assets and liabilities for Citizens Central Bank in Athens. Highlights include capital stock of 50,000 and deposits totaling around 293,132, with loans and investments listed and pledged securities noted. Jurisdictional officers certify figures as true to best knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Central Bank
Ohio
Total Piedad
Sac
Sos
County OF
Hockingport Guild Attends Farewell Party for Dumper Family
The Hockingport Methodist Guild held a surprise farewell party at Mrs. Alfred Dumper's home to honor the Dumper family as they plan wintering in Florida. The event marked the fall meeting of the active local women’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockingport
Hockingport Guild
Methodist Church
Alfred Dumper
Florida
Earle Cowdrey
Pat McCoulsky
Holdren
Little Hocking
Ira Huntington
Gallipolis
Stanley Huntington
Hocking
Nelson Dutton
Will Noyce
Mary Arlidge
James McLaren
Dean
A. E. Dumpers
Clifford Fisher
Edith Humphrey
Business and Professional Women's Club
Parkersburg
E. L. Davidson
Kean
Mt. Lake Park
Davidson
Kentuckity
A. C. Stewart
Reedsville
Mary Messenger
Fisher Farm
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
O. U.-Western Reserve
Ora Kean
Edwin Davidson
Lewis Humphrey
Mary Stalder
Athens
Henry Dils
George
Oakland
Cecil Rockhold
Shade
Mr. Rockhold
Pythians of Nelsonville Show Interest in Local Lodge
Nelsonville's Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias marks its 75th anniversary with renewed interest and many reinstatements. New members join. a degree team forms under Roy Tomlinson. an encre tournament runs to Oct 20 at Castle Hall with open house. John Huddy and Roger Scott win esquire initiations, others to receive Knight rank next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wilbur D. Mender
Wilbert Dean
W. W. Warren
Carlyle Mender
Paul Wolfe
William Howe
Ed Bateman
William Pearce
W. D. Wolfe
Roy Tomlinson
Mr. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Don Lancaster
Mark Herrold
Eddie Burchfield
Castle Hall
Lodge
Esquire Rank
John Huddy
Roger Scott
Glouster Knights of Pythias Lodge
Eagles
Phi Club
K. of P.’s
James Golding 83 Dies at Taylor Ridge
James Golding aged 83 died Sunday at his home on Taylor Ridge after a week long illness. He came from England about 50 years ago and lived on Taylor Ridge 48 years. Survived by wife Clara sons William Glouster George Columbus daughters Mrs Thomas Simes Toronto Canada Mrs Walter Davis Columbus and Mrs Charles Leckner Chillicothe. A son and daughter preceded him in death. Three sisters in England survive Eliza Lydia Golding and Mrs Jack Randlin. Funeral arrangements await daughter from Canada.
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Glouster
James Golding
Taylor Ridge
Golding
England
Clara
William of
George
Columbus
Thomas Simes
Toronto
Canada
Walter Davis
Charles Leckner
Chillicothe
Eliza
Lydia Golding
Jack Randlin
Timetable fragments for rail lines and air service noted
A dated timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals for the Baltimore and Ohio East and Chesapeake lines with times for No. 4 and No. 12, plus National Limiteds, Diplomat, No. 29 and others. It also lists New York Central routes, Athens Airways options to Columbus and Pittsburgh, and charter airplane services with daylight trips to any city with an airport.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
Tchenacen
National Limited
Acon Spencaenspees
Bachesapeake & Ohto
NEW York Central South
Eeef
NEW York Central North
Athens Airways
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Marietta
Hook Promotes Challenge to Hatch Act by Michigan Democrats
Representative Frank E. Hook of Michigan leads a group in the House planning to test the Hatch Act’s ban on political activity by government employees. He says he encouraged district office holders to violate the act and will back them in court battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Hook
Michigan
House
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Births and Club Activities
Nelsonville notices report the birth of Patricia Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Huddy and a son Jimmy Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Dupler. The M. C. T. Club hosted by Minnie Scott and others, Loyal Workers Class announcements, and attendance at a Delta Kappa Gamma convention are listed alongside local personals and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Huddy
Nelsonville
Patricia Ann
W. J. McConaha
C. E. Huddy
Blanche Moorehead
Marie Warehime
Catherine Wolfe
Lillian Stover
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Cleveland
Miss Moorehead
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Miss Stover
Miss Warehime
Miss Wolfe
Harmon Dupler
W. Franklin Sr
Jimmy Lee
Hopkins Burial To Be at Greenlawn
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins, 89, died Saturday at her daughter’s home. Funeral at Simmons Funeral Home Columbus Tuesday 10 am, burial in Greenlawn Nelsonville after services. Survived by three daughters, two sons, one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Hopkins
Marcus Williamson
Simmons
South High St
Columbus
Greenlawn
Glouster Man Seriously Injured in Scaffold Fall
Glouster Martin Buzz Preston was seriously injured when a scaffold broke while he built a chimney on Barbour Street. Bricks fell, crushing his head and injuring his back. He was removed by ambulance and later taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Martin
Buzz) Preston
Preston
Arthur Wolf
Barbour St
John S. Blower
Mr. Preston
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
C. F. Wallace
George Marquis
Greens Run man hospitalized after accident to White Cross
Frank Tate of Greens Run was taken by John S. Blower ambulance on Saturday to White Cross Hospital in Columbus for observation and possible surgery. Mrs. Tate accompanied him and will stay at his side. The report notes whiskers are thin steel fins remaining on a nail after production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank Tate
Greens Run
John S. Blower
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Mrs. Tate
Shim
Death of Dana Reber Child Weeps Oklahoma City
Mrs. Fred Heck of Glouster received a telegram from Oklahoma City announcing the death of Dana Jane Reber two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Reber Lucille Jones. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Jones of Oklahoma City. The family once lived in Glouster and owned a Main Street property. No cause of death or funeral time given. service planned in Oklahoma City.
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Glouster
Fred Heck
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Dana Jane Reber
Jack Reber
Lucille Jones
Fred Jones
N. W
19Th St
Jones
Frank Butnow
Main St
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Bob Farrow
Pythians
John Hogan
By Wendell Edgar
Hitler
Eugene
Ore
Burton Willis
Press
Wvotopails Cercovenue 3
Heal Estate
Banking House
G. C
United States
Willie
Columbia, S. C
Columbia
Nelsonville Social Notes
Minnie Scott
Lucille Steenrod
Ella Linton
M. C. T. Club
Gladys Pierce
Pierce
Bess Blond
Estell Crabtree
James McClain
Allen Riley
Loyal Workers
The
McClain
St. Charles St
Esther Class
the Christian Church
Emma Cook
Fayette St
Kathryn Primrose
Orlando
J. S. Porter
Tisha Dilcher
Lancaster Fair
C. A. Stover
Zanesville
Lancaster
J. T. Farley
Josephine Porter
Jackson
Mich
Eudora
Harrisonville
Mable Washburn
Hopkins
Cincinnati
Robert Lowe
Lowe
Shebbata Zebi
Salonika
Greece
Falk
Priscilla
Harvey Losey
Madison St
James Losey
Jeannine
Howard Davis
Maxine
New Lexington
Lawrence Losey
Wendell
Rheba Flo
Willard Lonberger
Wanda June
Loren
Myron Lee Parker
Corning
Joseph Cheney
Bob Thompson
Dewey Brown
Stephen Banfield
Victor Beshara
Edna Sanders
Lewis Losey
Thomas Losey
Joe Wolfe
Bernadine
Patricia Wolfe
Leon Montgomery
T. W. Figly
William, Jr
Innesville
L. E. Richardson
New York City
Richardson
Margaret Croushore
Mary Virginia
Jack
Bobby
St. Aloysius Academy
Lucille Richardson
Harry Richardson
Don Freider
GHS
Tippecanoe City
Frank Weaver
Elaon Stephenson
James Vaughn
Elyria
F. D. Kinney
Phyllis Ann
Elza Linscott
Amesville
Martin Preston
Athens Hospital
Mye
F. J. Beasley Co
Darryl F. Zanuck
Louis Bromfield
LOV
Power Brent
Brenda Joyce
Nigel Bruce
Maria Ouspenskaya
Joseph Schildkraut
Mary Nash
Jane Darwell
Marjorie Rambeau
Henry Travers
H. B. Warner
Cuansnce Brown
Marry Joe Brown
Philip Dunse
Julien Josepheen
Orpheum Theatre
Nelsonville, Ohio
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