Bulldogs to Meet Athens With Heavy Line Thursday
Coach plans to use a heavy line in the Bulldog Ducks game against Nelsonville Athens Thursday. Yantis shifts two players for ends and tackles as Greyhound defense tries to stop end runs and keep the backfield intact. The matchups follow a long rivalry and include a Masquerade Benefit in progress at F. Hall.
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Sonville
Athens
Bob Wore
Hearthcine
Bulldog
Nelsonville
Ohio
Yantis
Logan
Peterson’s Ointment Advertises Immediate Relief
An old advertisement claims Peterson’s Ointment soothes sore skin and stops itching within eight minutes. It promises quick relief for itching, sore feet and toes with a money back guarantee, and notes relief can occur in as little as three days.
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Peterson
Kimberly News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Voters in York Town ship will decide November seventh on bonds for a new school building and furnishings. Marriage news notes Letha McDonald and Lester B. Riggs. Local trips include Kennedy families visiting Fisher Station and a forest camp stay by John May. A mine explosion in 1907 killed three men at Kimberly Mine, leading to a decade of abandonment. Blue Devils lost to Tigers twelve to two. Patsy Davis and Park Glenn visited Logan. Wild ducks along the Hocking River and a large nutting season are reported. Helen Chiki’s funeral followed a Sugar Creek accident. Bradley Coon and Alice Coleman wed in Deanville-New Woodwood. Jennaie Lee born to Lloyd and Mrs. Chutes. Local attendance at Nelsonville school lecture. Mrs. Ora Powell burned arm in stove accident.
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Kimberly
York Township
Letha McDonald
Lester B. Riggs
Robert Kennedy
Thomas Kennedy
Fisher Station
Clifford Waite
Hocking
George Ossman
Luella Cooksey
Helen Chiki
Sugar Creek
Bradley Coon
Deanville
Alice Coleman
New Fioodwood
Charles Hook
Jennaie Lee
Lloyd Chutes
Nelsonville
Ora Powell
One Session School Set For Thursday Nelsonville
Nelsonville schools schedule a 5 a m to 1 p m one session day Thursday so staff may attend the 39th annual South eastern Ohio Education Association convention in Jackson. Friday all city public schools close for the meeting and EB Arnold will speak on The Status of the Board of Education. Delegates include L T Powell Ruth Cook with Kenneth Kinneer as alternate.
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Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Jackson
EB. J. Arnold
Association
Board of Education
L. T. Powell
Ruth Cook
Kenneth Kinneer
Pythians of Buchtel Plan First Meeting Since Fire
Buchtel Lodge Knights of Pythias will hold a called meeting at the Pythian Sisters Hat Sunday at 2 PM announced by Sol Harris keeper of records and seals. It will be the first meeting since the lodge building was destroyed by fire.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Sol Harris
Changed plea to guilty in Nelsonville mayor's court
John Fu gitt, who had pleaded not guilty to a charge of intoxication, changed his plea to guilty yesterday. He was fined $10 and costs arranged for payment.
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Nelsonville
John Fugitt
Local Railroad Man to Undergo Appendicitis Operation
Nelsonville report Lane F. Ely of the railroad line was taken to University Hospital in Columbus yesterday for an appendicitis operation.
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Nelsonville
Lane F. Ely
University Hospital
Columbus
Halloween Dance At Opera House Hosted By Buchtel High
Nelsonville October 25 A Hallo ween dance will be held at the Opera House in Buchtel tonight. The dance is being given by Buchtel High School.
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Nelsonville
Opera House
Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Athens Bridge Club Hosts Four Tables at Cottage Tea Room
Mrs Leo White entertained the Athens bridge club Tuesday night with four tables at the Cottage Tea Room. Prizes went to Mrs Miller Wilson first and Mrs Eugene Pritchard second, with Miss Katherine Newman earning the guest prize for high score. A luncheon followed. The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Elizabeth Tedrow's Franklin Street home with Mrs Mary Kessinger in charge.
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Leo White
Bridge Club
Cottage Tea Room
Athens
Leland Power
Doris Horch
C. H. Hannahs
Frank Mellinger
Katherine Newman
Miller Wilson
Eugene Pritchard
Miss Newman
The
Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Tedrow
Franklin Street
Mary Kessinger
County Home Rule Amendment Explained to Rotary
Nelsonville Oct 25 The proposed county home rule amendment to the State Constitution would let voters in November decide on simpler and cheaper county government optional by county. Gordon K Bush Athens Messenger publisher said it does not alter current counties or school systems and would allow the legislature to enact varied plans subject to popular adoption. C S Mechem led the program and presented the speaker.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Gordon K. Bush
The
Athens Messenger
Rotary Club
Bush
C. 5 S. Mechem
Koon Child Buried After Dayton Funeral
Funeral services were held for W Donabelle Koon a 16 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Koon at the Hickman residence Fort Street Nelsonville. Rev K C Shearer of Pilgrim Holiness Church officiated. Burial followed at Greenlawn. The family formerly lived in Nelsonville and arrived from Dayton Tuesday morning.
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Nelsonville
W Donabelle Koon
Ray Koon
Dayton
Berry Hickman
Fort Street
K. C. Shearer
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greenlawn
Koon
Local Social Notes Listing Visitors and Travel
Mrs Richard Brown Mrs Burl Wallace Miss Margaret Clark Miss Lulu Parry and Charles Parry were guests Monday of Mrs James Harburger in Logan. Miss Helen Shay Van Wert visited her parents Dan and Mrs Shay at week’s end. Mrs Ed Shannon and daughter Kathleen Athens Mrs Robert Beck and daughter Ruth Kimberly were Sunday guests of Mrs Hannah Parry and family. Mr and Mrs R D Graham and children Mary Margaret and Don and Mrs C A Hooper Athens visited relatives here Tuesday evening. Mrs Hiler Steenrod left for Peoria La to spend winter with sister Mrs Charlies Cutting and family. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs Maria Creighton called from Peoria due to death of Hiler Steerod. John Cox returned to Buffalo N Y after week with his mother Mrs Leslie Cox and family.
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Richard Brown
Burl Wallace
Margaret Clark
Lulu Parry
Charles Parry
James Harburger
Logan
Helen Shay
van Wert
Dan Shay
Ed Shannon
Kathleen
Athens
Robert Beckjer
Ruth
Kimberly
Hannah Parry
R. D. Graham
Mary Margaret
Don
Leslie Cox
Halloween Party Held By Guild Society Of Methodist Church
Mrs Kinney along with Mrs Jackson Mrs Sharp and Miss Sharp hosted the Guild Society of the Methodist Church annual Halloween party at Mrs Kinney's Franklin Street home. Fifteen members in masquerade attire enjoyed contests and games followed by refreshments.
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Robert Kinney
Frank Jackson
Stacy Sharp
Mary Sharp
Guild Society of the Methodist Church
Kinney
Franklin Street
Band Boosters Meet to Plan Zuber Day November 3
Band Boosters Club members will meet at 7 tonight in the Junior High School Building. Each member should bring a needle and a thimble as plans for Zuber Day on November 3 are arranged.
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Band Boosters
Cosmopolitan Club Reschedules Meeting to Thursday Night
The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs Dow Martin on Fort Street. The session moved from Friday due to the Teachers’ Meeting in Jackson.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Dow Martin
Fort Street
Jackson
Funeral services held for Elizabeth Fain in Nelsonville
Elizabeth Ellen Fain aged 61 died Monday at Chauncey. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at 2 with burial in Connett Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Ellen Fain
Chauncey
Stouts’ Funeral
Connett
Bobby Roush 9 Dies in Parkersburg Hospital
Nine year old Bobby Roush of Forest Run died at 2 30 this morning at St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg. Death was attributed to blood poisoning after diphtheria had seemed to improve. He is survived by parents Harry and Mrs Roush two brothers Kerns and Hugh and sister Evelyn. Funeral arrangements are being completed.
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Pomeroy
Bobby Roush
Harry Roush
Forest Run
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Kerns
Hugh
Evelyn
Local Residents Mark Visits Moves And Church Meet
Mr and Mrs Shannon Walker of Hawaii visited in Pomeroy at the Lochary home on Lincoln Hill and left for Cincinnati. A F Eiselstein and wife plan a move from Peacock Avenue to the Owen Hysel farm on Rutland Harrisonville Road this week. Grace Episcopal Church held its first post on site get together at the parish house Tuesday with plans for later events. Members of the Poosters at Simpson M F Church gathered at Mrs George Ebersbech Mulberry Avenue today to make simple butter.
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Hawaii
Pomeroy
Patrick Lochary
Lincoln Hill
Cincinnati
A. F. Eiselstein
Peacock Avenue
Owen Hysel
Rutland- Harrisonville Road
Poosters
Simpson M. F Church
Warheret
George Ebersbech
Mulberry Avenue
Jobs News Notes from the region
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nida and son Ernest of Willoughby visited relatives here. Glen Sowers of Carbon Hill called on parents. Henry Johnson and Bill McClure were in Nelsonville. Milton Campbell, once injured in a football game, is able to be out. Morgan Jones and Gene of Byesville called on friends. Brady Wooley of Murray City spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wetzel. Lawrence Camp of Buchtel and Doris Potter attended the Lancaster Fair. Rudolph Camp and son Denny of Orbiston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Camp. Walter Byrd and son Frank of Willoughby are visiting Mrs. Byrd’s parents.
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Jobs
Charles Nida
Ernest
Willoughby
Glen Sowers
Carbon Hill
Henry Johnson
Bill McClure
Nelsonville
Milton Campbell
Morgan Jones
Gene
Byesville
Brady Wooley
Murray City
Arthur Wetzel
Lawrence
Buchtel
Doris Potter
Lancaster Fair
Rudolph Camp
Denny
Orbiston
Camp
Roy Camp
Walter Byrd
Frank
Byrd
Harry Farmer
Millfield Dinner and Quilting Party Hosted by Mrs Sanders
Mrs Clar ence Sanders hosted a dinner and quilting party at her Millfield home on Saturday. Attending were Mrs Elizabeth Robinett, Mrs William Sisson, Mrs Edward Evans, Mrs Daniel Fulton, and Mrs Henry Heffkin.
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Millfield
Clarence Sanders
Elizabeth Robinett
William Sisson
Edward Evans
Daniel Fulton
Henry Heffkin
Chauncey News Briefs Include Guests From Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley host week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. William Robinett Jr. and children Billy Lee and Norma Jean from Columbus. Mrs. Robinett’s sister Miss Toots Stanley will visit Columbus for a week. In Chauncey, reporting notes only six mines are active district wide, listing Lick Run and several numbered mines.
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Chauncey
Floyd Stanley
William Robinett
Billy Lee
Norma Jean
Columbus
Robinett
Toots Stanley
Lick Run
Ocking Kimberly
Mrs Leoffier Burned in Dayton Gas Oven Explosion
Millfield report says Mrs Charles Leoffier of Dayton was badly burned about the face when a gas oven exploded as she was lighting it. The Leoffier family formerly lived in Millfield.
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Millfield
John Leoffier
Charles Leoffier
Dayton
Leoffiers
Earl Donaldson Weds Miss Marie Galvin
Announcement reports the marriage of Earl Donaldson formerly of Chauncey and Miss Marie Galvin of Nelsonville. The ceremony occurred in Covington Kentucky on September 25 1933. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Pat Galvin and a 1925 Nelsonville high school graduate. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs William Donaldson of Chauncey and works at Mayer Motor Sales. They reside at 60 West Second Avenue Columbus.
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Chauncey
Earl Donaldson
Columbus
Marie Galvin
Nelsonville
Covington
Pat Galvin
Mrs. Donaldson
West Second Avenue
Millfield Personal News Roundup
Gordon Mingus convalesces after pneumonia at home of Herbert Mingus. Doris and Glen Lemon show improvement from typhoid fever. Mrs. George Belton Mrs. Herbert Knight ill with disease. John Barnhart Morristown recovering. Mrs. Thurman Radcliff improving at home. D J McKinley and Iva White attend bel ling dinner. Clarence Tracy and Glen Lemons, Messenger carriers, saw the Ohio Miami game at the Messenger plant in Athens.
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Gordon Mingus
Herbert Mingus
Doris
Glen Lemon
George Belton
Herbert Knight
John Barnhart
Morristown
Iva White
Clarence Tracy
Glen Lemons
Messenger Plant
Athens
District Social News From Chauncey and Nearby
Chauncey district notes show Floyd Linscott family and friends from The Plains, Millfield, Haydenville, Lisbon, Athens, and Columbus visiting over the weekend. Local residents Dr Francia Keck and Dr Darren Witham plus families traveled to Chauncey to visit relatives as winter stays and health improve.
Past Chiefs to Meet Chauncey Meeting in The Plains
The Past Chiefs Club of Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Chauncey will hold a gathering Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Floyd Linscott in The Plains.
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Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View
Temple Pythian Sisters
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
McDaniel Improves Clover Farm Store In Millfield
H C McDaniel operator of the Clover Farm Store in Millfield adds a refrigeration display meat counter new meat blocks and other equipment to modernize the shop.
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McDaniel
Chauncey
H. C. McDaniel
Clover Farm
Millfield
Taylor Ridge Plans Annual Masquerade
Taylor Ridge hosts its annual Halloween masquerade at Greens Run Church on Friday night with prizes for best dressed and most creative costumes. The event includes guests from Greens Run Church and Maplewood Trio and a junior chorus performing special music.
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Taylor Ridge
Jesse Coey
Chilcothe
James Coey
Roland Mulpas
Carl Welling
Dwight Smith
Local residents host services and visits amid illness
Taylor Ridge notes guests attend Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welling and assist with church services during Pastor Courtney's absence. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer visit from Columbus, staying with Elton Bulstrom. Emma Hanning and Boyden Kennedy visit from Lancaster and Columbus. Mrs. John Kempton’s illness continues at home with children Evan Davis Herman Kempton Fred Kempton Ira Conaway and Vern Kempton aiding care.
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P. H. Willeke
Trimble
Carl Welling
G. B. Courtney
James Brewer
Columbus
Elton Bulstrom
Boyden Kennedy
Emma Hanning
Lancaster
Robert Hanning
John Kempton
Evan Davis
Herman Kempton
Fred Kempton
Ira Conaway
Vern Kempton
Mrs Mary Sweeney Dies at Sand Ridge
Mrs Mary Sweeney aged 75 died Monday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs D A Rupe Sand Ridge near Chauncey after months of ill health. She is survived by Charles Sweeney Mrs Nelli Rupe Mrs Anna Hayes Emmett Sweeney and Thomas Sweeney with funeral planned for Friday.
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Chauncey
Mary Sweeney
D. A. Rupe
Sand Ridge
Charles Sweeney
Rupe
Nelli Rupe
Anna Hayes
Cincinnati
Emmett Sweeney
Hanlan
Thomas Sweeney
Lafayette
Tenn
Halloween masquerade at Trimbie Grange Hall
Six mines working Millfield headline event as Trimbie Grange hosts a Halloween masquerade Saturday night with the McAfee family providing music and refreshments served.
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Millfield
Trimbie Grange
Grange Hall
McAfee
Scarlet fever Quarantine At Gillespie Home
Millfield resident Eben Gillespie reports his home is quarantined due to scarlet fever. Their daughter Kathryn fell ill last Friday prompting health officials to act.
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Millfield
Eben Gillespie
Kathryn
Johnsons Celebrate Golden Wedding at Chauncey Dinner
Chauncey October 2 Mr and Mrs Daniel T Johnson marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a country home dinner. The couple, born near Sand Ridge, have five children James Cynthia wife of Robert Harvey Daniel B Homer and Kay Elmer who died at 14. Guests included relatives from Chauncey Sturgis Mich Frost Athens and Columbus among others.
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Daniel T. Johnson
Here
Mrs. Johnson
James
Cynthia
Robert Harvey
Daniel B
Homer
Kay Elmer
Johnson
Alice Mingus
Daugh
Sand Ridge
Hibbard
Sturgis
Mich
H. F. Poston
Columbus
Grant Russell
Frost
P. H. McKinley
Athens
James Johnson
Ray
Frank
Florence
Marjorie
Dan &. Johnson
Alice
Julia
Russell
Eloise
Homer Johnson
D. T. Johnson
Faster Relief From Neuritis Claims Bayer Aspirin Works Fast
An ad touts Bayer Aspirin for quick relief from headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia claiming a scientific discovery makes a tablet disintegrate within two seconds of moisture. The copy urges buyers to insist on Genuine Bayer Aspirin and to say Bayer Aspirin when purchasing.
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