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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1932

Page

3

Nelsonville to Host 800 Legionnaires Convention

Nelsonville plans a Sunday October 30 congress for about 800 Legionnaires from eight Ohio counties. A public program includes a noon dinner at the M E Church, a 1 pm parade, and afternoon sessions with speakers and entertainment at the High School auditorium led by Paul Tague and Mayor J W Hickman.

Nelsonville 8Th Ohio District The American Legion Ralph Cole Legion M. E Union Legion and Fred O. Linscott Comander Post Star Spangled Banner Advancement of Colors J. Lloyd Evans Paul Tague Max Seidenfeld Barton Hall J. D. Adamson Robert Wagner J. J. Saslavsky T. F. Mulligan R. Q. Kinney Good of the Legion B. G. Osterhage Maj Sam Johnson Athens Capt. Hough Gallipolis E. O. Evans Oak Hill Ohio Ladies Auxiliary Thomas A. Jenkins State of Ohio Crooksville Quartet

Girl Scout Week in Nelsonville Observed by Two Troops

Nelsonville Girl Scouts Troop One and Two plan a week of themed activities from Sunday Church Day to Friday Community Service Day. Events include church services, homemaking and homecraft work, thrift savings, a chapel program at the High School, tea for mothers, and a community service event. Helen Shaw leads Troop One, with a leader for Troop Two being sought.

Nelsonville Girl Scouts Helen Shaw

Nelsonville Merchants Win 31 Of 49 Games In Season

Nelsonville Merchants finished the season with 31 wins, 17 losses, and 1 tie in 49 ball games. They scored 273 runs while opponents totaled 176. Teams from multiple towns played them, and sponsors included Davis Grocery, Majestic Theater, Nelsonville Lumber Co., and Fords. A season banquet at the American Legion honored 26 players.

Nelsonville Nelsonville Merchants Merchants Columbus Ohio Fies Gas Co C. W. Backus Lumber Co Bennett's Creamery C. L. Stout Stratton Motors F. R. Beasley Fords American Legion The

Wesley Vorhes Dies Native of Nelsonville at 67

Nelsonville native Wesley Vorhes 67 died at North McAllister Oklahoma this morning. He was the oldest brother of Vern H. Vorhes and Mrs. James Sharp and Mrs. J L. Martin of Nelsonville and Charles Vorhes of Columbus. Funeral services and burial will be held in McAllister.

Nelsonville North McAllister Okla Wesley Vorhes Oklahoma Vorhes Vern H. Vorhes James Sharp JL. D. Martin Charles Vorhes Columbus McAllister

Wayne Snyder Taken to Hospital for Appendix Operation

Wayne Snyder of Adams Street was transported to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus for an appendix operation on Thursday night. He is connected with the Buckeye Store Company's firm.

Nelsonville Wayne Snyder Adams Street St. Francis Hospital Columbus Snyder Buckeye Store Company

Funeral services announced for Marion Cook Murray City

Funeral services for Marion Cook age 74 who died Thursday at his home in Murray City will be held Sunday at 1 30 PM at the M E Church in Murray City. Interment will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Effie Lester whose death occurred in Kentucky rests at her sister Mrs Charles Keaton s home The Plains with services at the Keaton residence Sunday at 2 PM and burial in Buchtel Cemetery She was the wife of Logan Lester.

Marion Cook Murray City M. E. Church Greenlawn Effie Lester Kentucky Charles Keaton the Plains Keaton Buchtel Logan Lester

Cardinal Trio to Perform at Knickerbocker Theater

William Young Glen and Clyde McClurg of Nelsonville sing as the Cardinal Trio at the Knickerbocker Theater in Columbus. They will repeat the program next Thursday and may broadcast on Radio Station WAIU starting at 8 p m.

Nelsonville William Young Glen Clyde McClurg Cardinal Knickerbocker Theater Columbus WAIU

Birthday party honors James Jr at Halloween themed event

Mrs. James A. Hallet on W Washington Street hosted Friday night for the sixth birthday of her son James Jr. The home was decorated in Halloween style with music games and contests. Prizes went to Londa Pollock Don Green and Harold Davis. Guests included Billy Monks Harold Keller John Figgins Bobby Hutchins Jack Carpenter Harold Davis Londa Pollock and Carma Heffner.

James A. Hallet W. Washington Street James Jr Londa Pollock Don Green Harold Davis Billy Monks Harold Keller John Figgins Bobby Hutchins Jack Carpenter Carma Heffner

Inter-City Rotary Meeting Tomorrow in Nelsonville

Athens Logan and Nelsonville Rotary Clubs sponsor an inter city meeting in Nelsonville at 6 30 pm Monday Oct 24 to honor Fred H Johnson Zanesville district governor and former Nelsonville resident. Delegations from Zanesville and district clubs will attend with presidents secretaries and their ladies. Charles Newcomb Delaware will deliver the address.

Athens Logan Nelsonville Rotary Clubs Presbyterian Church Fred H. Johnson Zanesville Ohio Rotary International Johnson Cincinnati Fred Zaneaville Charles Newcomb Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University

Kiddies Register For Nelsonville Halloween Parade

Local Legion Post asks all children wishing to compete for a prize to register at the Legion building on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon between 3 30 and 5 o clock. The parade is Friday night and timely registration is urged so judges may determine winners. A full notice and prizes will appear in Wednesday's Messenger.

Nelsonville Legion Post Legion Building

Local residents visit relatives and travel for unions and university events

Mrs C A Stover returns from Columbus after visiting relatives. Connie French attends the Movie Projectionists Union of America headquarters in Cincinnati. Lillian Stover visits Delaware Ohio for Ohio Wesleyan University activities with Alpha Delta Theta. Several residents spend weekends in Columbus Athens and Indianapolis for socials and professional sessions.

C. A. Stover Columbus Connie French Cincinnati Movie Projectionists' Union of America Lillian Stover Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University Alpha Delta Theta Sorority Steenrod Mabel Heffner Helen Verity Mary Jo Heffner Barbara Betty Joanne Jesse van Bibber Mary Jacquelyn Haydenville Nelsonville Laurel Run Beryl] O'Mara Byesville Frank Jerles Doris Woodruff Paul Hudson Shreves

Halloween Party At Erma Reed's Home

Erma Reed hosted a Halloween party Friday night on Columbus Street with games and contests. Refreshments were pot luck and prize winners included Helen Gandee for best looking girl and Orie North for ugliest boy among the masqueraders.

Erma Reed Columbus Street Helen Gandee Orie North

Presbyterian services in Nelsonville feature quartet

The Nelsonville Presbyterian program lists a quartet Mrs Edward Sharp, Miss Margaret Galvin, Paul Weltzheimer, and Cecil Shafer to sing gospel hymns on Sunday night. Rev Lloyd Evans will address the topic The Jap and the Beanstalk at the service.

Presbyterian Services Nelsonville

Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Meeting Planned

Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion asks all members who wish to join the new Drum and Bugle corps to meet at the Legion building in Nelsonville on Monday at 7:30. Speakers familiar with organizing corps will discuss plans for the local musical group.

Nelsonville Glenford Dugan Post American Legion Drum and Bugle Corp Legion Building

Forest Rose Club Meets At Mrs Dowler Home

The Forest Rose Club gathered Friday night at Mrs Nelson Dowler's Jackson Street residence. Guests included Mrs Bertha Evans Mrs Clarence Washburn Mrs Addie Hohenadel Miss Louise Pearce Miss Bertha Howard with members Mrs Richard Brown Mrs Burl Wallace Mrs Malcolm Raybould Mrs Walter Green Mrs Clarence Green Mrs Alice Wyskiver Miss Bessie Deer Miss Lulu Parry and Miss Margaret.

Forest Rose Club Nelson Dowler Jackson Street Bertha Evans Clarence Washburn Addie Hohenadel Louise Pearce Bertha Howard Richard Brown Burl Wallace Malcolm Raybould Walter Green Clarence Green Alice Wyskiver Bessie Deer Lulu Parry Margaret

Plan Special Music Twenty Four Boys And Girls To Stay Tonight

Nelsonville Oct 2 a group of 24 boys and girls from Nelsonville high school giee clubs directed by Prof Ward Hamm will sing at Epworth League First Methodist Church Sunday evening. Several will perform at the Southeastern Ohio teachers meeting in Jackson next Friday.

Nelsonville Ward Hamm Epworth League First Methodist Church Southeastern Ohio Jackson Rubinstein Margaret Howe le Dr. L. &. Butts Robert Stalter Jane Martha Galvin

Halloween Party At Mrs Woods Home

The Home Craft Club held a Halloween party at Mrs Laura Woods home on Adams Street Thorsday night. Members present included Mrs Goldie Kuhn Mrs Dora Bunsey Mrs Mary Adams Mrs Bessie Wake nburg and Mrs Roxie Lightfoot with guests Miss Grace Gee of New York City Miss Merle Pedigo Evelyn and Erma Wright. Evelyn Wright won bingo and Mary Adams took the capsule prize. Refreshments were served.

Thorsday Laura Woods Adams Street Goldie Kuhn Dora Bunsey Mary Adams Bessie Waikinburg Roxie Lightfoot Grace Gee New York City Merle Pedigo Evelyn Erma Wright Evelyn Wright

Circle of Ruth Talloween Party at Presbyterian Church

The Circle of Ruth hosts its annual Talloween party on Wednesday night in the presbyterian church patnora. Each member is invited to bring one guest.

Circle of Ruth Patnora Presbyterian Church

Faithful Workers Host Halloween Party at Methodist Church

Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church held its annual Halloween party at a former's W Franklin Street home. Hostesses Mrs John Murphy Mrs Will Burnelie and Mrs J G Wheelpel decorated rooms with Halloween figures. Grace Dugan won best costume prize. The group planned a Christmas gift exchange and enjoyed various stunts. Twenty two members and teacher Mrs Thomas Spencer attended with a luncheon served by the hostesses.

John Murphy Will Burnelie J. G. Wheppel Methodist Church W. Franklin Street Grace Dugan C. G. Kreppel Cora Davis Addie Neikirk Kinney Thomas Spencer

Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall

The Woman's Relief Corps will meet Monday night at 7 o'clock at the Odd Fellows Hall. Arrangements for the inspection to be held at the hall Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock will be made.

Woman's Relief Corps Odd Fellows’ Hall

W. B. A. Holds Tuesday Practice With Birthday Supper

The W. B. A. will meet for practice Tuesday night in their hall. Birthday supper will be served after the meeting.

H T Club Holds Bridge Night At Florence Cook Home

The 1 H T Club met Friday at Miss Florence Cook on Madison Street. Officers elected were William Barrows president and Helen Devol secretary treasurer. Three bridge tables entertained. high score prizes went to Mrs Barrows and Miss Blanche Moorehead. a Halloween luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs J D Adamson and Mrs Lucille Long.

1. H. T. Club Florence Cook Madison Street William Barrows Helen Devol Blanche Moorehead J. D. Adamson Lucille Long

Birthday masquerade party for Jane Bayless

Jane Bayless celebrated her ninth birthday anniversary Friday night with a masquerade party at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Bayl ess Myers Street. Thirty one guests attended. prize winners were Floretta Somers Jean Betts and Martha Cooley. Ruth received many gifts.

Jane Bayless Charles Bayiess Myers Street Floretta Somers Jean Betts Martha Cooley Ruth

Household Club Hosts Masquerade at Mrs Lash Home

The Household Club held a masquerade party Friday night at Mrs. Florence Lash home. President Mrs. Goldie Wood chaired the event with members answering roll call including Mrs. Alma Ruscoe, Mrs. Viola Keplar, Mrs. Bessie Tucker, and Mrs. Telona Tignor.

Florence Lash Goldie Wood Alma Ruscoe Viola Keplar Bessie Tucker Telona Tignor

Rev Jesse Massey to Speak at Athena Presbyterian Services

Members of Athena Presbyterian Church anticipate Rev Jesse Massey’s fellowship service tonight and again Monday and Wednesday evenings. Dr Halsey, longtime Cincinnati minister, will be featured for civic minded church work and broader city life involvement.

Athena Presbyterian Church Jesse Massey Halsey City of Cincinnati Athens Bible School Berry Hotel The Missionary Society Friendly Society

Miner Injured At Lubrig Mine In Accident

Raymond Pennell of Richland Avenue sustained chest bruises and back sprain after being struck by a bar on a coal cutting machine at the Lubrig Mine. He was attended by a Athens physician and hospitalized at Sheltering Arm Hospital.

Raymond Pennell Richland Avenue Lubrig Arma Hospital Pennell Athens

Two Good Teams To Meet at Middleport

Arrangements for a high school football game between Chauncey Blue Devils and Rutland Red Devils on Middleport Field at night. Chauncey finished 1931 undefeated and has not been beaten this season. Rutland, though less successful, has faced larger schools and scored 18 against Jackson.

Middleport Rutland Chauncey Blue Devils Rutland Red Devils At & O Middleport Field Chauney Jackson

Bond Prices Reflect Stock Movements In Mixed Week

New York reports show bond prices largely moved with stock market trends. Government bonds advanced at times but ended near unchanged. railroad issues declined amid stock weakness. Power and Light issues held firm while select corporates like American Telephone lagged.

New York United States To & Pointe Atchiron Ft. Paul Minecourt Pacific Baltimore & Onto Chicago & Northeretera Power and Light Company American Telephone International Telephone Western Union Hhell Calanda New Jersey

Fogs Slow Boats Delay Gallipolis Steamer Trade

Heavy fogs over several nights slow river traffic at Gallipolis causing 6 hour delays for the steamer Senator Cordill in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade. The Liberty departed Friday with a large cargo of Gallia County walnuts, poultry and eggs. Captain Walter Booth said business was better in the Kanawha River Charleston District than in Pittsburgh.

Gallipolis Senator Cordill Pittsburgh Cincinnati Liberty Cordil Teft Gallia County Walter Booth Kanawha River Charleston Pittaburgh

Col Roosevelt Honored by Veterans in Athens Hall

The Spanish American War Veterans Camp No. 75 and Auxiliary No. 4 honored Colonel Theodore Roosevelt with a birthday gathering at Athens K of P Hall. A 6 pm dinner for 60 followed a doll contest run by Mrs. Cullumes and proceeds funded Christmas gifts for Xenia Home orphans of soldiers. A monetary donation supported the Sandusky Border Rifles Home project.

Theodore Roosevelt Athens P. Hall Roosevelt Mre. B. Cullumes Xenia

Braley Infant Dies in Athena family names

George William Braley infant son of Mr and Mrs Mack Braley of Athena died hours after birth on Monday October 17 burial held in Hebbardaville Cemetery on Tuesday local notice records a brief death and graveside service

George William Mack Braley Athena Hebbardaville

Detours Cut On State Highway System In Ohio

Columbus Oct. 22 The number of detours around construction prefiecta on the state highway system dropped this week from 90 to 1 and the length of the detours fell 747 miles to 639, announced today by O. W. Merrell state highway director.

Columbus O. W. Merrell

Ladies Club Meeting Notes and Prize Winners

Jennie Powell and Effie Bardain hosted a club gathering with Garnet Lash and Mary Agnes Lash as guests. Mrs Ruscoe won the club prize and Mrs Tigner took the contest prize. A Halloween luncheon was served. The next meeting moves to Mrs Jennie Powell's home on Mound Street instead of Mrs Tucker's house as previously announced.

Jennie Powell Effie Bardain Goldie Wood Lash Muriel Traugh Garnet Mary Agnes Lash Mra. Ruscoe Mra. Tigner Mound Street Mra. Tucker

Vocational Teachers Meet in McConnellville Conference

Twenty one vocational instructors from District 11 attended an all day conference in McConnellville. County leaders and speakers J W McClelland and W F Stewart of Ohio State University led discussions on problems in vocational agriculture instruction.

Mcconnellville Not Mie J. W. McClelland W. F. Stewart Ohio State University

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Headquarters Mrs. Stewart Gem Pharmacy K. of P Beauty Bex Columbus St Merchants Ball Mrs. Lester Preston's Preston Inter-City Rotary FLAN Ww. RK. Co W. B. A. Meeting KH. T. Club Household Club Col. Roosevelt Braley Southern Ohio Electric Congress Street W. Union St Logan W. Hanter Cornwell's Jewelers South Court St. Opp P. & G. Soap Bar Handker LUCKO Lancaster
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