Nelsonville Plans 1929 Old Home Week Festival
Nelsonville committee sets September 23 to 28 1929 for Old Home Week and homecoming events. Secretary and treasurer report paid bills and a treasury balance. Officers named Miller Wilson president Go Wood chair general arrangements ET Krieg treasurer Y Hy Pumpking seer.
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Nelsonville
Leland Krieg
Treasury
Miller Wilson
Go. Wood
ET Krieg
Y. Hy Pumpking
Industral and
Individua
Nelsonville Y M C A Seeks Drive for Finances
Nelsonville Y M C A plans its annual financial drive the week of October 29 with eight committees led by Rev. Lloyd Evans of the Presbyterian Church. An itemized report of last year’s expenditures will be published and four volunteers will aid in securing out of town donations.
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Nelsonville
Evans
M C. A
Homecoming guests invited to open church and district events
Open house for Home Coming guests is set at the Presbyterian Church with Miss Genevieve Chase hosting. A full day of activities includes Russian music by an committee led by George Williams and Harold O Dell, an open forum at vesper, and an evening supper and sing duet by Thelma Camp and Dorothy Jones. Nearby district events include the Tenth Annual Woman's Relief Corps convention in Nelsonville with delegates from multiple cities, and the W C T U October meeting in Amesville with reports on a county convention and motion picture topics.
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Genevieve Chase
Charn
Court Street
Miss Chase
George Williams
Harold O'Dell
Koolins
Deforest Ingerham
Thelma Camp
Sist
Dorothy Jones
Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
Elks' Club
Nelgonville
Athens
Logan
Iron~tan
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Flora E. Metzger
Choug H- Cothe
Carrie Martin
Evelyn Wolcott
Lydia M. Rawe
Bella Pidrock
Nelsonsville
Nelle P. Webster
Dennison
Lillian Oldham
Warren
Ll. J. Eberle
Florence Whitmore
Clara Jones
Lydia Rowe
da Giles
Denver
Colo
Christian Church
Nelsonville Corps
I. and I
Frank Johnson
Laura Spencer
J. N. Katzenbach
Frank Betts
Edyth Saylor
W. E
Betts
Katzenbach
Anna Allen
Wil Standall
Annalj Allen
Rank Betta
Doubt Over Aid for Public Service Board Sparks Clash
Loren H. Wittner contends unconstitutional ban on AmMeoL employees in political action as he faces potential removal from his post as Macian clerk in Washington after endorsing Governor Smith. Darrow, famed lawyer, is asked to defend Wittner. Also notes NYU halfback Beryl Follett nearly scoring and Stanford’s oldest squad member Al Hamilton at 27.
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Coll Service Commission
Loren H. Wittner
Washington
Smith Chirence Darrow
Whitmner Map
Stanford
al Hamilton
Rene He
King's Men Hold Friday Night Prayer Meeting in Nelsonville
The King's Men gather at Asa Hammond's Chestnut Street home in Nelsonville for a Friday night prayer meeting. A special announcement will be made to those in attendance, and all men are welcome to join.
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Nelsonville
King’s
Asa Hammond
Chestnut Street
Dominican Sisters Praise Father John's Medicine
The Dominican Sisters of St Dominic Monastery in Le Crosse Wisconsin report Father John's Medicine helps colds and builds the body. In a letter the Mother Prioress says it aids the weak and those ill with colds, noting its alcohol and drug free formula. The medicine has earned praise for 73 years as a family remedy.
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St Dominic
le Crosse
Wisconsin
Father Jonn
Father John
Tten
Braise
Sele
Valley Mines Add 32 Workers Reported in Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys
In Nelsonville on October 18 the number of miners reported at work in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys reached 2,711, up 32 from yesterday. York Clay remains at a high employment level with many workers.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
York Clay
Bennett Hurt In Auto Wreck In Cleveland
C. E. Bennett of Nelsonville, a noted Athens County ice cream and dairy products maker, suffered a broken jaw and other injuries when the taxi he rode in in Cleveland tilted and he was thrown through a windshield. He was taken to a hospital after the Tuesday night crash while in Cleveland for a state ice cream manufacturers and milk distributors convention. Mrs. Bennett and Mr and Mrs Vern Bennett left for Cleveland after word.
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C. E. Bennett
Athens County
Cleveland
Bennett
Vern Bennett
Crevelana
Gallipolis to Play Friday in Nelsonville Grid Clash
Gallipolis trains for Friday in Nelsonville after a 60 to 0 setback at Wellston. Coach Marshall’s Greyhounds, sharing the Southeastern Ohio League lead with Wellston, aim to rebound with largely the same lineup and key players Hartley Parry Misher Yartley and Kuhn Jewett on offense and line. The Friday game starts at 4 o’clock and officials urge fans to stay off the field during halves.
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Nelsonville
Pomeroy
George Marshall
Greyhounds
Wellston
Gallipolis
Marshall
Moneroy
Huffman
Hartley
Yartley
Misher
Fontana
Parry
Ray
Calamore
Ohio audition winners advance to national finals in New York
Donald Dowd of Philadelphia and Ruth Ellen Brelsford of Zanesville win Athens district and will perform in the state finals at Station WAIU Columbus. Winners from Columbus Cincinnati Dayton and others vie for Southern Ohio title and a trip to New York City December 16 for national awards.
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Donald Dowd
Ruth Ellen Brelsford
Athens
Station Waiu
Columbus
Southern
Jackson
New York City
Cincinnati
Schumann Heink
Ruth
Carhart
John Wilson Cosby
Queen City
Mme
Page Wins Twice as Rookie Pitche r for Letroit
Phil Page, rookie hurler, pitched and won both late season appearances for the Letroit club. Lewis Lacey, Argentine polo star, cited as hardest hit by the game, weighs 145 pounds.
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Phil Page
Lewis Lacey
Lorain agents accused of hush up in Heywood shooting case
State Senator George H. Bender charged Lorain officials seek to hush the case involving three dry agents who shot Miss Betty Heywood near Elyria. He said a suit will follow and Guy O. Fareinuharson will represent Heywood. Trial of Louis Cicco opens tomorrow with a grand jury set to consider the other two cases. Also notes Southern California football features brothers Tom and Ralph Wilcox.
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Lorain
Betty Heywood
Elyria
George H. Bender
Misa Heywood
Here Bender
Constitutional Government League
Bender
Guy O. Fareinuharson
Miss Heywood
Raiders
Louis Cicco
Lorain County
Grand Jury
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