Alumni Ready For Toughest Fight Year
Nelsonville report notes Abraham football unit lives on with 15 top players and a scrappy line. Alumni bring bruises as they train for a clash with Gallipolis Blue Devils, a 7 6 edge over Middleport last week cited. A Friday night game draws local interest amid improving form. Also, Bingo party by Legion Auxiliary postponed one week.
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Nelsonville
Abraham
Dale Stage
Harry Cook
Gallia Blue Devils
Greys
Gallipolis
Middleport
The
Legion Auxiliary
Meigs Evangelist to Lead Letart Falls Revival
Rev. B. G. Carnes of Wilmore Kentucky will conduct an evangelistic meeting at the Letart Falls M E Church starting November 1 for three weeks continuing through the month. He will preach nightly with services at 7 30 o clock.
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Carnes
Wilmore
Letart Falls M. E
Bartels Rites Held Tuesday in Nelsonville
Charles V. Bartels former Nelsonville resident died in Columbus of heart trouble. He worked in Hocking Valley yard offices and with John Spencer operated a Floodwood coal mine. Survived by wife Lucy son Charles Jr daughter Margaret Getzoff granddaughter Jeanette Bartels two sisters. Funeral was held Tuesday with interment at Alton Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Charles V. Bartels
Columbus
Bartels
Pomeroy
Hocking Valley
John Spencer
Floodwood
Continental Coal Co
Congo
Ashland
Lucy
Charles, Jr
Margaret Getzoff
Jeanette Bartels
Gertrude B. Jones
Elizabeth Postie
Alton, O
Aged Widow Mary McNeal Dies at 75 in The Plains
Mrs. Mary McNeal age 75 widow of Samuel McNeal died at her daughter Ruth Grace's home in The Plains on Tuesday Oct 20. Funeral services will be at New Marshfield Christian Church Thursday at 2 pm. Interment at New Marshfield Cemetery. She is survived by daughters Mrs. Grace Mrs. Lohse Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Fix and sons Clarence McNeal and Harnest McNeal.
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the Plains
Mary Mc- Neal
Samuel Mc- Neal
Ruth Grace
New Marshfield Christian Church
New Marshfield Cemetery
Grace
Clara Lohse
Athens
Elsie Murphy
Sugar Creek
Marjorie Fix
Salem
Clarence McNeal
New Marshfield
Harnest McNeal
Eagles Enjoy Oyster Supper in Nelsonville Lodge
Fraternal Order of Eagles members held a regular session in Nelsonville and shared a bi monthly oyster supper. The lodge reports 23 new members joined and aims to add six more by June 30. To boost recruitment a goat named Dewey was purchased and given to Mr Odenthal who must pass the animal to a new member who then must pass it on.
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Nelsonville
Order of Eagles
Program and Supper Feature at WBA Meeting in Nelsonville
Members of the WBA Review No 240 enjoyed a three course chicken dinner after the lodge session on Tuesday night. A planned musical and dance program followed with Alice Duskey Louise Duskey Billy June Foughty Ruth Hewitt and Alina Jean Dewhurst performing. Next Tuesday night is family night inviting friends and families to attend.
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Nelsonville
WBA Review
Alice and
Louise Duskey
Billy June Foughty
Ruth Hewitt
Alina Jean Dewhurst
Nelsonville Social Notes Recap of local visits and travels
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoodlett completed a West and Southwest motor and rail trip ending in Tucson. Local residents traveled to Portsmouth Lancaster Columbus Marietta and Logan for visits and medical, school, and social matters. Delegates from Nelsonville attend the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers in Toledo.
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Nelsonville
Charles Hoodlett
Tucson
Ariz
Ollie Brown
Grand Canyon
Mabel Haffner
Mary Jo
Jack
Portsmouth
Nell Windon
Leota Thompson
Mary Hillery
Lancaster
Thomas Rannels
New Plymouth
W. I. Jones
Frederick Hirsch
Columbus
Clayton Crafts
Louise
Sarah
Akron
Edward Sharp
Nelsonville High School
James Knight
Council
Donald Betts
Toledo
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Frank Tedrow
James Sharp
C. G. Sheppard
Clinton Hackenberry
Marietta
W. W. Warren
Ralph Shelly
Roy Davis
Grant Hospital
Bess Higgins
Roy Sayers
Logan
Emma Conners
Effie Bartlain
Charlies Bartlow
Henry Nutter
Elizabeth St. Mra
Nora Montgomery
Guy Beverage
Jesse Beverage
Women Dems Celebrate 16th Anniversary at Pocahontas Hall
Logan Democrat women of Hocking County marked their sixteenth anniversary with a speaking program at Pocahontas Hall Tuesday evening presided by Mrs. Josephine Hansel. A large rural audience attended Speakers included Mrs. Martin L. Davey and Mrs. Margaret Allman County candidates were introduced.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Pocahontas Hall
Josephine Hansel
Martin L. Davey
Margaret Allman
Legion Auxiliary Dinner Honors Winners in Nelsonville
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a banquet Monday night with contest winners entertained by the losers. District meeting planning underway for October 29 in Lancaster. Several local members intend to attend, while noting regional polar facts about North and South Poles and their icy surroundings.
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Nelsonville
American Legion Auxilary
Lancaster
Class Meets With Miss June Bateman
The Happy Helpers Class of the Methodist Church met at June Bateman’s home in Nelsonville for a Halloween masked party. The event featured ghost stories games and contests with piano solos by Miss Jane Bateman and Eva Jane Edson. An elaborate Halloween lunch followed. Mrs Bateman was assisted by her daughter Mrs Lois Farrel. The next class party will be at Miss Reta Mae Dunkle’s home on November 20.
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Nelsonville
Happy Helpers
Methodist Church
June Bateman
Jane Bateman
Eva Jane Edson
Democratic Women Meet in Nelsonville
The Woman's Roosevelt Garner Club gathered at Mrs. Hazel Coon’s home on Chestnut Street Tuesday evening October 20. Mrs. Gladys Whitlatch of Columbus spoke, generating much enthusiasm. Massachusetts abolished the pillory in 1839.
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Nelsonville
Roosevelt Garner Club
Hazel Coon
Chestnut St
Gladys Whitlatch
Columbus
Central Alleys Team Wins Two Of Three Contests
Nelsonville reports the Central Alleys bowling five won two of three against Chevrolet to climb near the league lead. Bob Hall led scoring with a 196 high single, part of a 508 series. Evans 170, Cookson 429, Steenrod 482, and Hall anchored the lineup.
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Joe Spray
Nelsonville
Chevrolet
Bob Hall
Brooks Shoemen
Mechem Crew
Elks
Legion
F. Huddy
B. Davis
L. Benny
C. Hellyer
Easterling
West Festival Opens Friday at West School
Nelsonville hosts the annual Fall Festival of the West School starting Friday evening October 23 at 7 30 featuring pupil programs bingo fortune teller candy booth menagerie doll show and a magic beauty parlor with afternoon program at 2 30 for those unable to attend the evening events
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Nelsonville
Stitch and Chatter Club Hosts Talk and Potluck
The COONVILLE group met with three visitors including a political speaker. Several members were absent due to illness. A potluck dinner followed. Mrs. Lovely returned to Logan after visiting sister-in-law Mrs. J Giffin.
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Coonville
Stitch and Chatter Club
Lovely
Logan
Farm reporters begin soil conservation inspections in Hocking
Reporters in ten Hocking County townships started inspections for the soil conservation program. They record total crop land, request histories of soil-building practices, and assess soil health after summer efforts. An office opens in the Theodore C. Johnson Building on East Main Street, Forest O. Wolf in charge.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Theodore C. Johnson
E. Main St
Forest O. Wolf
Motorist Pleads Guilty in DUI Case and Fined
Logan Robert Redd pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated at arraignment before Kenneth R. Fitzgerald. Redd was fined $100 plus costs and cited for revocation of driving privileges. Barton Hall left for Columbus to attend the Ohio Chamber of Commerce annual meeting as a Logan delegation member.
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Logan
Robert Redd
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Barton Hall
Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Logan Organization
Logan Chieftains suffer injuries in key players
The Logan Chieftains face a growing injury jinx with Eddie Nelson out since a dislocated shoulder. Reserve Sam Arnett broke his right leg and is sidelined for the season, while starter Jack Smith sprained an ankle and newcomer Bill Shaw has a back injury.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Huing
Eddie Nelson
Sam Arnett
Jack Smith
New Boston
Bill Shaw
Logan Young Republicans Outline Campaign Plans
Young Republicans gathered at the McKinley Club with Harley Meyer leading. He announced committee assignments and a program for next Tuesday at the hall, their last regular meeting before the election. Members were assigned duties for the remainder of the campaign.
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LOGAN
McKinley Club
Harley Meyer
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