Nelsonville Republicans Outline Mayoral Campaign
Nelsonville McKinley Republican Club met at the Legion Building with Rev. Lloyd Evans outlining his mayoral program and promising a full platform next Monday. The campaign lineup included a male quartet and Judge O W Rowland as a planned guest speaker. Chairman Harry Kelly confirmed G W Lax will appear on the council ballot after prior misstatements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
G. W. Lax
Council
Lax
Kelly
Stanley Mechem
PTA Paper Drive Set At Nelsonville High
Nelsonville PTA announced a paper drive to be held this Saturday. Donors with news papers or magazines should call Mrs. O P Bingman at the high school principal's office before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Parent-Teacher Association
O. P. Bingman
Kimberly Mine Sets Longest Continuous Run Record
Nelsonville report notes the Kimberly property of the Hocking Valley Mining Co. has achieved seven weeks of uninterrupted operation. In the last ten days the mine loaded 15,517 tons of coal as a new work record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kimberly
Hocking Valley Mining Co
Concord Church Preaching by Rev Elsen Next Sunday
Concord Church will host Rev Elsen of Jacksonville for a 2 o'clock service next Sunday. Local social notes report Mrs Newton Russell called to her mother Mrs Riley McDaniel in Guysville. McDaniel in serious condition after a stroke. Families visiting McDaniel included Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell and daughters and Mr Newton Russell. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Sayre were Mrs George Chapman, Miss Grace Sayre, and Mr and Mrs Milford Sayre with children. Other Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Cecil Antle and children with Mr and Mrs J J Stone of Murray City. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Antle and children of Trimble with Mr and Mrs J W Wemmer and children of Mountville. Mr and Mrs L P Myers and daughter Margaret visiting Cecil Antle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Russell
Riley McDaniel
Guysville
J. J. Stone
Murray City
Wilbur Antle
Trimble
J. W. Wemmer
Mountville
John Antle
L. P. Myers
Margaret
Cecil Antle
Elder Knessnown to lead week of services at church
Melvin Knessnown of East St. Louis Illinois will conduct special services from last night through the week at 7 15 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints located at the corner of Jackson and Harpers Streets in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Melvin Knessnown
East St. Louis
Ill
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Later Day Saints
Jackson and
Harper Sts
Degree of Pocahontas Benefit Party in Pocahontas Hall
The Nelsonville chapter announces a benefit party sponsored by Degree of Pocahontas to be held Wednesday at 7:30 PM in Pocahontas Hall. Proceeds support local community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — Degree of Pocahontas
Pocahontas
Dover Grange Meeting Canceled For Tonight
Worthy Master Earl Tarleton announces that the Dover Grange will not hold its meeting tonight. The cancellation affects members awaiting the weekly gathering and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dover Grange
Earl Tarleton
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs Sayre's Home
The Glouster Trimble Methodist Church group will gather at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Sayre in Jacksonville for a women’s aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Ladies Aid Society
The
Trimble
Athens Gas Co. tops Brown Wolf Market in City League tourney
Athens Gas Co. roared back to win all three games against Brown Wolf Market in the City League. Ike Harmon led with 544 pins as C Ridenour, H Fisher, R Smith, N Harmon and E Horn posted strong totals for Athens Gas Co while J Wolf Sr and teammates led Brown Wolf but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Athens Gas Co
Brown Wolf Market
Ike Harmon
C. Ridenour
H. Fisher
R. Smith
N. Harmon
E. Horn
Brown-Wolf
J. Wolf, Sr
D. Sipe
H. Brown
Jim Wolf
E. Wolf
Delegation Attends Chillicothe Rally from Glouster
Twelve Glouster residents registered for the Circleville Epworth League Rally in Chillicothe on October 14. Attendees from Glouster include Virginia Skinner Edith Summers Glenna Morris Bill Zimmer Clara Summers Christine Skinner Gail Bingman Warren Chappelear Anna Echstenkamper Evelyn Kittle Laura Lantz Mrs H Kittle and Rev F G Boroff pastor of the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chillicothe
Circleville
Virginia Skinner
Edith Summers
Glenna Morris
Bill Zimmer
Clara Summers
Christine Skinner
Gail Bingman
Warren Chappelear
Anna Echstenkamper
Evelyn Kittle
Laura Lantz
H. Kittle
F. G. Boroff
Methodist Church
Glouster Miner Taken to Hospital After Illness
Leslie Snowden of Glouster was taken to Grant Hospital Columbus Saturday in the C F Wallace ambulance. He has been ill for two years after an accident at Mine No 255 and is under observation and treatment, with Mrs Snowden accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Leslie Snowden
Grant Hospital
Columbus
C. F. Wallace
Snowden
Mine No. 255
Mrs. Snowden
Golding Funeral To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for James Golding of Taylor Ridge will take place Wednesday at 1 PM at his home with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Interment is planned at Russell Cemetery in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Golding
Taylor Ridge
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Russell
Jacksonville
Mrs Gerald Dunlevy Taken To Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Gerald Dunlevy was taken by the C. F. Wallace ambulance to Mercy Hospital in Columbus on Thursday for observation. She was accompanied by her husband and Mrs. John Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gerald Dunlevy
C. F. Wallace
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
John Dyer
Mrs Lucille Mount Rushed To Athens Hospital
Mrs Lucille Mount of Sugar Creek was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens on Saturday by C F Wallace ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lucille Mount
Sugar Creek
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
C. F. Wallace
Mrs Edward Sharp Reports On State PTA Meeting
Mrs Edward Sharp president of the High School PTA, reported on the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Columbus. The discussion covered Bigelow amendments and a state board of education amendment to be voted Nov 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Edward Sharp
PTA
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Columbus
L. A. Davis
E. J. Arnold
State Board of Education
Helen Shaw
Maxine Hall
Treasury
Burns Foakley
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings And Visits
The Glouster Social Notes record a masquerade party at the American Legion Hall at 7 30 p m with a fine for unmasked attendees. They list visitors and weekend trips from Glouster to Lancaster Columbus Buckeye Lake and Buckeye Lake with mentions of families and friends such as Gladys Boroff from Pismo Beach and several local residents visiting kin in Cadiz Linworth and Huntington W V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Cleveland man dies in 125 foot river jump
James O Neill aged 79 was killed after leaping from the Central Viaduct into the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland. The incident occurred today and law enforcement notes no immediate witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
James O'Neill
Cuyahoga River
Central Viaduct
Astrological forecast for lively social and personal growth
The astral guidance predicts a lively productive day with social and artistic stir, possible upsets and growth, and potential promotion. Birthday individuals may see opportunities and favors from influencers, while caution on finances and legal entanglements remains. A birthdate chance hints versatility and popularity with showy tendencies.
Labor Council advances date of meeting in Nelsonville
The Industrial Labor Council of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys moves its monthly meeting to Friday Oct 20 to avoid Halloween events at the American Legion building. Delegates Wilber L. Hutchins and Stanley Partlow will report on the recent CIO convention in Columbus. Glen Pittinger of the District Social Security Board will discuss changes in the Social Security Law. Secretary C. E. Hoskins invites nondelegates with labor interests to attend. The session opens at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Industrial Labor Council
Hocking
Sunday Creek
American Legion
Wilber L. Hutchins
Stanley Partlow
CIO
Columbus
Glen Pittinger
Zanesville
District
Social Security Board
C. E. Hoskins
Le Favor Accepts Nelsonville School Music Post
Harold LeFavor resigns after five years as music teacher in Glouster schools to take a similar post in Nelsonville. He fills the vacancy left by Brooks Franks and plans to move to Nelsonville with his wife soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harold le Favor
Glouster
le Favor
Brooks Franks
LeFavor
Make Ready For Drive by Red Cross
Nelsonville residents prepare for a Red Cross membership drive from November 11 to November 30. Rev. L. C. Butler leads a city canvass by fraternal, civic groups, clubs, businesses, and residences. Half of the proceeds stay in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Red Cross
L. C. Butler
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Local Club Tea
The Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a late afternoon musical tea at the home of Mrs. Leatha Lou Silcott from 3 to 5 pm during National Business Women's Week. About sixty guests attended, including representatives from Athens and Logan clubs and Miss Kolling from West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Business and
Leatha Lou Silcott
Athens
Logan
Miss Kolling
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Nelle Dowler
Silcott
Ellen Burnelle
Maxine Hall
Frances Bennett
Faithful Workers Class Hosts Hard Time Party
Mrs John Murphy assisted by Effie Devore and Charles Kennedy will entertain the Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church at Mrs Murphy s home Friday night with a hard time party. Members in usual attire will be fined. William Lee Bateman arrived in Nelsonville Sunday to spend a 20 day furlough with his parents. He has served 14 months in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Effie Devore
Charles Kennedy
Methodist Church
William Lee Bateman
Nelsonville
Robert Bateman
U. S. Navy
Birthday party and pastor reception at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church hosts a Wednesday evening birthday party at 7 30 in the social rooms with a program to follow and a reception for Rev W M George and Mrs George. The Methodist Missionary Society plans a November rummage sale and asks ladies to donate unused items to Mrs Ed Crouse or Mrs Wesley Hawk for later transfer to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. M. George
Methodist Missionary Society
Ed Crouse
Wesley Hawk
Nelsonville Personal Mention Highlights Smiths and Preston
Mr and Mrs Wesley Smith and two children and Neal Preston of New York City were weekend visitors to Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wesley Smith
Neal Preston
New York City
Point Rock Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Miss Georgia Nelle Radekin returns home to Point Rock from Cincinnati. Families and friends from Athens Wilkesville Middlefork Gallipolis and Lancaster Fair are noted visiting and attending events including funerals and a tonsil operation.
Naomi Bible Class Holds Fall Meeting at The Plains
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church met in the church primary room with fall decorations and candlelit pumpkins. They reported a quilt top completed and sold, planned an all day sewing event for October 18 at Mrs. Miriam Butts home, and enjoyed readings from Vital Religion led by Rev. Stanley Jeffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Plains Methodist Church
Miriam Butts
Stanley Jeffrey
Reverend Jeffrey
Mae Moore
Thelma McAllister
Thelma Linscott
Faye Selby
Anna Slater
Helen Michael
Audrey Kail
Maude Michael
Bern
Dover School Benefit At Dover High School Tonight
A fall festival at Chauncey Dover High School gymnasium hosts a school benefit for the Athletic Association tonight. Door prizes are at 10 o clock, with food sales by classes. The program features a county school boxing match barn dance shadow movie news flashes mock wedding and accordion music by the Shopboys and four class groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Mrs. Ida Hill and Mr and Mrs John Sharick and son Dwight of Millfield spent the week end in Pittsburgh as guests of Mr and Mrs Drew Strait and Mrs Ida Myers. Mrs Hazel Lyman Athens visited friends in Lower Plains. Wendell Moore Lower Plains traveled to Columbus with Mrs Moore returning after a week with relatives. Mrs Anna Vore Vore Ridge visited Mrs James McHarg Lower Plains. Mrs Frank Moore Athens visits with son Harry Moore and family in Lower Plains. Julia Johnson nursing at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Dan Johnson in Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Gerald Simpkins Detroit visiting his father and brother and families in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
Georgia Nelle Radekin
Cincinnati
Harley Pickett, Jr
W. R. Holcomb
Lawrence Morton
James Nicholson
Dexter
J. E. Radekin
J. A. Turner
Frank Kayser
Athens
Howard Knapp
John Dearth
Union Ridge
J. E. Mulholand
Clara
Wilkesville
Lewis McLaughlin
Sandra
Woodrow Jeffers
Middlefork
Owen Kennedy
Lancaster Fair
Fernie Alexander
Lucile
George Radekin
Radekin
Orlan Sams
Dena Hoffman
Georgia Nelle
John Edward
Pearl Pierce
Gallipolis
Belle Caster
Vina Griffith
Ralph Turner
Hilah Westfall
Elmer Houdashelt
Clyde
Clayton Morris
Rex Shenefield
Chauncey
Ida Hill
John Sharick
Dwight
Millfield
Pittsburgh
Drew Strait
Ida Myers
Hazel Lyman
Lower Plains
Wendell Moore
Columbus
Moore
Anna Vore
Vore Ridge
James McHarg
Frank Moore
Harry Moore
Julia Johnson
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Dan Johnson
Gerald Simpkins
Detroit
James Simpkins
Andrew Simpkins
Mine Workers Nominate Officers at Chauncey Meeting
At a special Chauncey Local No 358 meeting in the Globe Theater bids were set for District No 6 officers of the United Mine Workers of America. Nominees include Vice president William Canter Dallas McGee and International board member Pete Phillipsi with Division 1 board members William N Schoonover Thomas Dixon and R D from Chauncey Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Local No
Globe Theater
United Mine Workers of America
William Canter
Dallas McGee
Glouster
International Board
Pete Phillipsi
Piney Fork
Ohio
William N. Schoonover
Thomas Dixon
R. D
Scarlet fever quarantine lifted in Millfield area
Elden Kasler home near Concord reported scarlet fever illness in Mrs. Kasler and two daughters. Sunday guests included E A Sayers family and others, with gatherings at Say ers and Kasler homes. Dinners hosted by Harmon Kasler featured Elden Kasler and his daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Elden Kasler
Concord
Revival Continues at East Millfield Mission Church
Revival services run each night this week at East Millfield Mission Church with Alma Hill Dorothy McKinney and Elaine McKinney in charge of meetings and special music. A children's meeting is held nightly at 6 30. Donald Koon 12 of Chauncey son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Koon is at Marietta Hospital for treatment of infantile paralysis in his left foot and is making progress toward recovery. Donald is brother of Mrs De Witt Walker of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
East Millfield Mission Church
Alma Hill
Dorothy McKinney
Elaine McKinney
Donald Koon
Clifford Koon
Near
Marietta Hospital
Donald
DeWitt Walker
Chauncey Funeral for James Golding 83
Funeral services for James Golding 83 a long time Taylor Ridge resident who died at home will be held Wednesday afternoon Rev Gilbert Courtney Taylor Ridge Church of Christ will officiate at Chauncey service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Golding
Taylor Ridge
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Ladies Visit Lancaster For Fair Overnight
Mrs. Mary Dew and sister Mrs. Lizzie Harvey with Mary Helen Dew of Chauncey visited Lancaster Saturday for the fair and stayed overnight with their cousin Miss Louisa Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mary Dew
Lizzie Harvey
Mary Helen
Lancaster
Louisa Moody
Ladies Aid Society to Meet at M E Church
The Chauncey Ladies Aid Society holds an all day meeting at the M E Church with quilting and a noon potluck dinner on Wednesday October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Reverend Howard Simpson Set to Preach at Happy Hollow Church
Rev Howard Simpson of Millfield will preach next Saturday night at the Happy Hollow Church continuing the parish’s spring sermon series. The event draws local congregants and nearby neighbors seeking spiritual guidance and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Howard Simpson
Millfield
Happy Hollow
Chauncey Persons Visit In Upper Sandusky
Chauncey C W Ferrel and daughter Mary and son Dwight visited Upper Sandusky Ohio hosted by their daughter and sister Mrs Owen Morrison Neva Ferrel. Additional guests included Bennie and Ralph Ferrel with Jack of Pontiac Michigan and Opal Ferrel visiting Chauncey with her parents Herbert Rivers of Sugar Creek. Lillian Sweeney and Mary Helen Sweeney joined to Marion for weekend with Ona Mae Phillips and Charles Sweeney Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. W. Ferrel
Mary
Dwight Ferrel
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Owen Morrison
Neva Ferrel
Morrison
Bennie Ferrel
Ralph Ferrel
Jack
Pontiac
Mich
Opal Ferrel
Herbert Rivers
Sugar Creek
Lillian Sweeney
Mary Helen Sweeney
Ferrels
Marion
Ona Mae Phillips
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Mothers Club Meeting At Chauncey Church
The Chauncey Church of Christ Mothers Club will meet Wednesday night in the Church Parish House. Organized by Mrs. Elma Cass, the group invites all mothers connected with the church's Sunday School children. Mrs. Elwood Daugherty leads the program with an article from Parents Magazine on children ages pre school and school age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Elma Cass
Church of Christ Sunday School
Elwood Daugherty
Parents Magazine
Local residents improve after hospital strokes and surgery
Three Marietta Hospital patients recover as Ezra J. Karns and James Oliver regain strength after paralytic strokes. Kathleen Phillips, moved to the hospital last week, undergoes appendectomy and shows steady recovery. Her mother Mrs. Mary Hanning visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Marietta Hospital
Ezra J. Karns
James Oliver
Kathleen Phillips
Mary Hanning
Doctor offers free truss for ruptured men in Kansas City
A doctor’s invention for reducible rupture is offered with a 30 day trial and a free $3.50 truss. No leg straps or belts, it holds rupture up and in, comfortable to wear, and many report satisfaction. If not pleased, return the invention but keep the truss. Write Physician's Appliance Co. at 4757 Koch Bldg. Main St. Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Co
Koch Bldg
Main St
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Elsen
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Will Entertain
New York
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Supt
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Harold LeFavor
Glouter
Cornelia Scott
Pauline Fierge
Gladys
Pismo Beach
California
E. H. Taylor
John Wallace
George Campbell
Taylor
Graydon Brandt
Ohio State Northwestern
T. W. Figley
Raymon Ankerman
Algier
Homer Ludwig
Ada
Dorothy Mae Smith
Dresden High School
R. B. Smith
A. B. Orme
Delmar
Joe Jonas
Linworth
Babe Damon
Gail Wallace
John Dowler
John Brown
John Jewett
Cadiz
Jennie Cheney
Virginia Runch
Glen Wallenhaupt
Clyde Harper
D. Carr
Gail Faires
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Buckeye Lake
Urban Hamlin
Huntington
By Genevieve Kemble
Labor Council
Nelsonville Social Notes
Erma Butt
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Elizabeth Zane Dew
DAR
James F. Donahue
James Davidson
J. B. Preston
John Monks
Charles Shafer
Lon Evelyn
Betty Dew
Parkersburg
D. N. Gorsuch
Virginia Ritchie
Legion Auxiliary
Pocahonas Order
Clarence McMillan
Norma Jean
M. B. Pedigo
Charles
James Hardman, Jr
Edith Narvey
Margaret Young
Newark
Point Rock Social Notes
United States
Dover
Chauncey Area
Chauncey District
Concord News
Boy
Golding Services
Oakley & Oakley
Upper
Sandusky
Mothers’ Club
Chauncey Church
Mtyana Tyrone Loy
Brent
Annee Janes Ellison
Rita Rio
VOSS
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
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