Greyhound Chance Looks Better Now
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds boost playoff hopes as star Clarence Fields ankle injury may keep him sidelined against Athens Bulldogs. Despite weight and speed factors, local prep fans expect a close clash with possible lineup changes and a large band and fan turnout in Athens.
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Cars Crash at Madison and West Washington Streets
Two vehicles crashed at the Madison and West Washington intersection injuring none. Drivers John Lavely of New Plymouth and James Lemon of Logan were not hurt.
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John Lavely
New Plymouth
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Logan
Teachers Hold First Of Series Of Meets
Nelsonville teachers convened to launch a public relations program between the school and patrons. Four papers covered value of public relations, teacher responsibilities, school publicity, and community involvement with a plan to implement these ideas in the Nelsonville City Schools.
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Nelsonville
Mary Sharp
Rosemary Acker
Florence Wood
Esther Class Entertained at Columbus Sunday School
The Esther Class of the Christian Sunday School was entertained Thursday at the home of Mrs Harley Mitchell in Columbus. A small group enjoyed the occasion with light refreshment and fellowship.
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Christian Sunday School
Harley Mitchell
Columbus
City wary of early Halloween observance
Nelsonville mayor Bill Hickman warns that only Halloween night is acceptable in October and early celebrations will be frowned upon. Police to check rising enthusiasm as officials state destruction and violence will not be tolerated. Local residents and visitors are noted in brief social mentions including travel and club meetings.
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Nelsonville
Bill Hickman
Luncheon List for Local Class Members
Dinners were served at noon and in the evening to members of the class in Columbus. Names include Mrs. T A Dowd Mrs. Joe Figgins Mrs. Ruth James Miss Janet Russell Miss Alberta Jackson Mrs. Velma Pritchard Mrs. Freda Dilcher Mrs. Mabel Johnson Mrs. Emma Cook Mrs. Mayme Coleman Mrs. Hazel Verity Mrs. Bernice Barrows Mrs. Amy Howe Mrs. Ora Barrows Mrs. Goldie Wickham Mrs. Walter Lenox Mrs. P B Verity Mrs. Eva Gilham Mrs. Forest Wright Mrs. H J Long Mrs. Grace Owens Miss Mayme Keplar Miss Beth Verity.
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T. A. Dowd
Joe Figgins
Ruth James
Janet Russell
Alberta Jackson
Columbus
Velma Pritchard
Freda Dilcher
Mabel Johnson
Emma Cook
Mayme Coleman
Hazel Verity
Bernice Barrows
Amy Howe
Ora Barrows
Goldie Wickham
Walter Lenox
P. B. Verity
Eva Gilham
Forest Wright
H. J. Long
Grace Owens
Mayme Keplar
Beth Verity
Local Residents Visit and Attend Lancaster Events
Mrs Isaac Warner along with granddaughter Anna Warner and Mrs Magele Russell stay with Mrs Eleanor Slisher in Lancaster. Mrs EB E James of Columbus visits daughter Mrs Frank Lowery and relatives. Mr and Mrs James Coope and children attend the Lancaster Fair. The Gibsons return from Columbus after visiting relatives. Mrs J N Collins, New Marsh
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Isaac Warner
Anna Warner
Magele Russell
Eleanor Slisher
Lancaster
EB. E. James
Columbus
Frank Lowery
James Coope
W. W. Gibson
J. N. Collins
New Marsh
Mrs Fern Sitcott Honored at Wednesday Shower
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs Fern Sitcott was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Hellyer with hosts Mrs Hellyer Mrs Leland Pierce and Miss Doris Adams. About 60 guests attended and presented gifts to the bride.
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Lillian Hellyer
Charles Hellyer
Hellyer
Leland Pierce
Doris Adams
Silcott
Episcopal Guild Holds Regular Meeting at Church
The Episcopal Guild met on Wednesday evening at the church. Dinner for 40 was served at 6 o clock with a large birthday cake from Mrs. Maria Powell for her birthday. A social hour followed the business session.
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Episcopal Guild
Maria Powell
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Wallace’s Thursday Play
Mrs Gerald Wallace hosted her bridge club on Poplar Street Thursday evening. Mrs Will Poling won first high score, Mrs Burl Wallace took second and drew the club prize. A luncheon followed.
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Poplar Street
Bridge Club
Will Poling
Burl Wallace
Legion Officers Installed Here
Nelsonville October 17 Following the Glenford Dugan Post American Legion regular meeting the installation of newly elected officers was conducted with Past Commander J D Adamson in charge. Officers installed included Commander W E F Grey first vice commander Leonard Cooley second vice commander Gerald Nelson finance officer Frea Mulligan adjutant Robert Kinney chaplain Glen Allen historian L B Buell sergeant at arms Henry Northrup trustee William Davis and executive committee John Keller Austin Kentner James Hall George Call. A social hour with refreshments followed the meeting. Thirty members attended.
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American Legion
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Leonard Cooley
Gerald Nelson
Frea Mulligan
Robert Kinney
Glen Allen
Bridge Club Hears Pritchard Social on East Franklin Street
Mrs Mary Louise Pritchard hosted a bridge club gathering at the Pritchard home on East Franklin Street Wednesday evening. Miss Mae Linton won first high score, Mrs Chester Reeves was second, and Miss Helen Devol took third.
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Irvin Pritchard
East
Franklin Street
Mary Louise Pritchard
Mae Linton
Chester Reeves
Helen Devol
Death of Ruth Tinkham at The Plains
Royal Ruth Tinkham a month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Tinkham died Wednesday at their home in The Plains Funeral services were held at the residence and burial took place in The Plains Cemetery The parents and several other children survive the family
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Royal Ruth Tinkham
Oscar Tinkham
the Plains
Plaine Cematery
Cleveland Labor Educator Favored for Davis Cabinet Seat
Washington reports that John Philip Frey of Cleveland a labor educator with the AFL is a leading candidate to replace retiring Labor Secretary James J Davis with private indications favoring Frey over Indianapolis Carpenter Union chief William L Hutcheson. Davis may retire December 1 with a final decision nearing.
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Molders Journal
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Music Course Tickets On Sale Advertisement
Advertisement notes tickets for a music course now on sale with details on page six. The notice emphasizes enrollment options and pricing, inviting readers to act quickly for limited spots and future sessions.
Columbus Boy Fatally Struck By Rock Attack
Tarantelli Tom Fopey, six, died in Columbus after a companion struck him on the head with a rock, leaving him paralyzed from the injuries.
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Tom Fopey Tarantelli
Posh Presents Arrive In October For Christmas Rush
Here is a notice urging shoppers to come in October to secure presents in time for Christmas. It warns that the season is a rush and recommends visiting Mc Creary's for early purchases.
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William Green Declines Potential Labor Federation Appointment
President William Green of the federation could receive the appointment if he chose, it was learned. He said by long distance telephone in Boston that he could not entertain any offer of the position.
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Railroad Brotherhoods
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Green
Traveling Men Injured in Car Crash Near Gilouster
Slight improvement reported Friday morning for A. W. Elle of Baltimore and Alan Johannes of Chillicothe after a Tuesday afternoon crash near Gilouster. The traveling men were injured when their car left the road and overturned at Sheltering Arms Hospital attendants noted the progress.
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A. W. Elle
Baltimore
Alan Johannes
Chillicothe
Virginians Win Akron Bantamweight Title Clash
Charlottesville juniors claimed the bantamweight football championship of the world, defeating the Kent Bearcats before 6,000 fans at League Park in Akron.
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Kent Bearcats
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