Tuberculosis test urged for Athens County youths
Mrs Oral Daugherty of the Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association spoke to the High School PTA about starting county tuberculin testing in local schools. She cited ages 15 to 25 as most at risk and urged parent cooperation for upcoming screenings for seniors and first graders.
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Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Daugherty
Athens County
James Knight
Brooks Franks
Lewis Vaughn
Clarence Kelly
Anna Riley
Herman Ruble
PTA
E. J. Arnold
Board of Education
Harold Figley
Glee Club
Women’s Home Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Beard Home
Important business will come to the attention of the members of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church when they are entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs James Beard, 88 Fayette Street, and for that reason a good attendance is urged.
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Nelsonville
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
James Beard
Fayette St
Rowland Addresses McKinley Republican Club in Nelsonville
Judge O F Rowland told 69 members that government is not automatic and urged keeping American political traditions. He said if America fails, the people must bear responsibility and politics should be cleaned up. Kinney chaired. Stiers presented finances. next meeting planned with Hutchins directing. Cider and doughnuts served afterward.
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Nelsonville
O. F. Rowland
McKinley Republican Club
Legion Building
Judge Rowland
Robert Kinney
Edith Stiers
Auto Bowlers Take Lead in Tourney
Neiman Auto Supply bowling five moved atop the league by winning five of six as they defeated Mechems and edged Shines Beer in Logan Monday night. Casto led with a 185 pair plus a 111, while Columber Cope and Courtney contributed over 500 in totals. Mechems meet Austin Powder Bombers next, Logan faces Brooks Shoe Five. SHINES- Lake Superior largest of the Great Lakes noted with area 31 200 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Spray
Nelsonville
Neiman Auto Supply
Mechems
Shines
Logan
Red” Casto
Johnny Columber
K. Cope
Bill Courtney
Austin Powder Bombers
Brooks Shoe Five
Lake " Superior
Great Lakes
Eminent Nelsonville Citizen James W. Stephenson Dies at 77
James W. Stephenson 77 longtime Nelsonville resident died Monday at his home 326 Poplar St after years of ill health. He formerly served as assistant chief of the Nelsonville Fire Department, worked at Athens Hotel, ran Beau monde and Nelsonville groceries, and later engaged in coal. Survived by daughter Bessie and three sisters. Funeral Thursday at Warren's Funeral Home with burial at Green Lawn.
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Nelsonville
James W. Stephenson
Poplar St
John A. Stephenson
Chauncey
John Lowden
Athens
Beaumont
Stephenson
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows Lodges
Emily Pedigo
Bessie
Grace Martin
R. C. Graham
Columbus
Ollie Brown
Tucson
Ariz
Warren
W. P. Clark
M. EF. Church
Greenlawn
Nelsonville Personal Guests Share Weekend Visits
Nelsonville social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Clare Norris visiting Stewart with families, plus numerous weekend guests in town from Columbus, Bethel, Batavia, N Y and Cleveland. Several attendees traveled to Ohio University homecoming events and others hosted dinners or attended local gatherings.
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Nelsonville
Clare Norris
Stewart
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Glenn Weymueller
Columbus
Lawrence Whitacre
Armetta Mae
Bethel, C
A. G. Cotton
Guy Starkey
Carroll
Batavia
N. Y
Sam Starkey
Carmen Jones, Jr
Grace Jones
Montgomery
W. Va
Will Colburn
J. W. la France
Adda Frances Butt
Toledo
C. C. Butt
Ohio University
Weymueller
Dollar Steamship Co
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Smithfield
Ansley Blackburn
Melvern Blackburn
James Dixon
Torch Hill
S. S. Blackburn
Garth Lightfoot
C. H. Maffin
Helen
Carl Miley
Shirley
Dee Wayne
Walbridge
Gerald Maffin
Clyde Maffin
Athens
Eugene Evans
A G Cotton Observes 70th Birthday
Nelsonville observance marks A G Cotton turning seventy with cards flowers and a large birthday cake from the K of P Lodge. Friends visited and family from Athens and Albany joined the celebration at the Cotton home.
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A. G. Cotton
Nelsonville
K. of P. Lodge
W. F. Heaton
Alice Ann
Athens
Faye Cline
Albany
Festival Delayed in Nelsonville By Garden Club Play
The West School Fall Festival in Nelsonville is postponed from October 22 to November 5 because the Garden Club's production Sky High requires the hall and facilities.
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Nelsonville
Garden Club
Junior Order Benefit Party in Nelsonville Tonight
The Junior Order will hold a benefit party at 8 o'clock tonight in the LOOF Hall in Nelsonville. Proceeds support the order's community programs and activities.
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Nelsonville
Scouts Meet Nelsonville at Tuesday Church Basement
Troop No. 65, Boy Scouts, will hold a meeting Tuesday evening in the Methodist Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
Chippewa Club to Meet at Presbyterian Church
The Chippewa Club of the Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday night at the church at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Mizpah Class to Meet at Elizabeth Linton Home
The Mizpah Class of the M. E. Church will hold a Wednesday evening gathering at Miss Elizabeth Linton's residence on Dellerson Street.
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Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Elizabeth Linton
President Roosevelt outlines 1938 budget deficits and tax gaps
President Roosevelt reports a 1938 revenue of 6.65 billion and expenditures of 7.55 billion with a large deficit caused by overestimated tax receipts. He cites 643 million overestimates in 1936 and 256 million in 1937, plus Congress appropriations and new relief spending.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
PWA
Social Security
Maritime Commission
Young Republicans Elect Officers In York Township Club
At a York Township Young Republican Club meeting Harry Evans was named president with Thurman Bishop as first vice president Mildred Bussey as second vice president Ross Reed as recording secretary and Frances Gettle as corresponding secretary The group will cooperate with the McKinley Club A follow up meeting is set for next Monday at 8 30 PM.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Young Republican Club
McKinley Club
Harry Evans
Thurman Bishop
Mildred Bussey
Ross Reed
Frances Gettle
Young People Meet at Nelsonville Service
Arlene Betts led the Sunday evening worship at the Nelsonville young people meeting. Joan Rider read The Master in the House. Marguerite Morrison offered scripture and prayer as Martha Galvin led a discussion on Our Part in Making the Home More Christian. Rev Goodman spoke and presented a baseball trophy to Bob Rothrock, captain of the Methodist Church team. Remarks followed by Rev Clark Rev Evans Rev Goodman and Mrs Rothrock.
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Nelsonville
Arlene Betts
Young People's Meeting
Joan Rider
Marguerite Morrison
Martha Galvin
Goodman
Bob Rothrock
Methodist Church
Clark
Evans
Rothrock
Missionary Society Notice At Backus Home
Mrs. C. W. Backus and Mrs. Martin Ohlinger host Presbyterian Missionary Society in Nelsonville. Meeting moved up one week this month due to district gathering to be held here next week.
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Nelsonville
C. W. Backus
Martin Ohlinger
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Backus
Floyd Fuller Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in Nelsonville
Floyd Fuller of this city pleaded guilty on arraignment in Mayor 5. G. Holland court to reckless driving. He was fined ten dollars and costs. The state highway patrol filed the affidavit.
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Nelsonville
Floyd Fuller
5. G. Holland
State Highway Patrol
Grant Rutter Arrested After Street Disturbance
Grant Rutter was arrested Saturday by Marshal Fred Heck and arraigned Sunday before Mayor C F Wallace on intoxication and street disturbance charges. He was fined thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
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Glouster
Grant Rutter
Fred Heck
C. F. Wallace
Willing Workers class to meet at Mrs Woods home
The Willing Workers, Methodist Church class, will gather at 7:00 PM Friday at Mrs. John R. Woods’ residence on Spring Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
John R. Woods
Spring St
Glouster Independent Team Opens Season With 32-0 Win
Glouster Independent football beat Wilson Realtors of Columbus 32 to 0 in a season opener. B. Smith scored two first quarter touchdowns. Severson added all later scores and failed extra points. Officials were J. Paul Kemerer and Meade White. Coach Mayo Anderson led the team aided by Glouster superintendent Figley and high school uniforms.
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Glouster
Wilson Realtors
Columbus
Athens
Millfield
Jacksonville
B. Smith
Severson
Independents
J. Paul Kemerer
Meade White
Nelsonville
Mayo Anderson
Jacksonville-Trimble
Figley
Dogs Slain Under Quarantine Orders in Glouster
Deputy dog warden J C Watson reports twenty dogs killed since a week old quarantine began. All loose dogs are shot. residents are warned to keep dogs at home day and night.
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Glouster
J. C. Watson
Relapse Relocates William Jonas to White Cross Hospital
William Jonas Glouster was removed to White Cross Hospital Sunday afternoon for observation and treatment after another relapse. He will undergo examination and treatment. His condition is reported as serious.
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Glouster
William Jonas
White Cross Hospital
Glouster Personal And Social Mention
Glouster residents visit Lancaster for fair and family occasions. Elmer Jones and Jack Gardner travel to Lancaster to see a cousin. Arline Jones, Stewart Taylor, Delores and Frederick Stansberry attend Lancaster fair. Yaw family visit in Detroit and Ohio University Homecoming amid ties to J. W. Yaw. Hemsley and Mount families visit Beverley area. Handley and McMasters spend Sunday with relatives in Middleport.
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Glouster
Mrs. Elmer Jones
Jack Gardner
Lancaster
Mr. Jones
Arline Jones
Stewart Taylor
Delores
Frederick Stansberry
Rumor Yaw
Detroit
Yaw
J. W. Yaw
Ohio University
Thomas Hemsley
Margaret Hemsley
Mary Ellen Mount
Mount
Beverly
Band Draws Glouster High Students With New Instrument Plan
Glouster High School students show strong interest in joining a new band. The growing appeal stems largely from a rental plan for instruments. Junior High students also discuss obtaining an instrument and joining the band.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Boy Scout Troop 72 to Meet at Church
Glouster Boy Scout Troop 72 from the Church of Christ schedules a 6 30 p m meeting at the church.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Recalls Readings
The Stitch and Chatter Club met Friday evening with host Mrs. Elma Lehew Brown Sr. Readings were given by Mrs. Pauline Swart and Mrs. Lehew. A lunch served to six members including new member Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis. Next meeting set for Friday at 7 pm at Mrs. Evelyn Smith's home on Brown St. All new members urged to attend.
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Glouster
Stitch and Chatter Club
Elma Lehew
Brown Sr
Pauline Swart
Evelyn Smith
Pauline Brown
Fay Clemons
Elizabeth Lewis
Brown St
Illness Quarantine Spreads in Hollister and Clophia
GLOUSTER Lowell Cole, son of Mr and Mrs E W Cole principal of Hollister Schools, is ill with scarlet fever and the home is quarantined. A second scarlet fever case is reported at the Clophia Smith home on Front Street.
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Glouster — Lowell
E. W. Cole
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