Nelsonville Schools Close Friday for Teachers' Meeting
Nelsonville schools will dismiss Friday to allow Nelsonville City teachers to attend the Sith annual meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association in Athens. Sessions Thursday night include talks on Ability Grouping and Marking Systems with several district officials and other educators speaking.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Sith
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
L. E. Buell
L. E. Schmidt
Fred Linscott
Buchtel Schools
Richard Asnineli
West Virginia University
Ohio University
E. J. Arnold
C. W. Plessinger
Montgomery County
Dayton
H. E. Zuber
Chagrin Falls
Mr. Zuber
Association
Green wedding ties families in Ohio and Kentucky
Mrs. William Zurick announces the marriage of her daughter Ea Green to Wallace Harrell in Greenup Kentucky with the Reverend Edgar C. Siddle officiating. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside in Chillicothe Ohio.
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William Zurick
Nelsonville
Miss Ea Green
Wallace Harrell
Chillicothe
Ohio
Greenup
Edgar C. Siddle
Methodist Church
Virgil Weaver
Max
Vanita
Arthur Green
Harrell
Former Jobs resident dies after operation
Mrs. Winfield Butts, 39, formerly of Jobs, died in a Columbus hospital during surgery. The Nelsonville notice says the body will likely be taken to her parents near Logan, with funeral arrangements pending. She is survived by her husband and four brothers Melvin Frederick Clement and Joseph.
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Jobs
Nelsonville
Winfield Butts
Columbus
Butts
John Davis
Logan
Halloween Party At Franklin Street Homes Honors Costume Contest
Miss Rachael Steenrod hosted a Tuesday Halloween gathering on Franklin Street with games a con test and a three course luncheon. Prizes went to Jane Verity for best looking and Mary Jo Keating for oddest dressed, among a long list of guests.
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Rachael Steenrod
Franklin Street
Jane Verity
Mary Jo Keating
Jeannette Kinney
Margaret Bland
Betty
Peggy Rosser
Jean Evans
Margaret
Reva Warren
Marthe Cooley
Katherine Duffy
Betty Petit
Pearl Shaner
Garnet Lash
Irene Hoch
Pearl Allman
Betty Lowery
Mary Mulligan
Martha Edington
Becky Ann Rosser
Polly Johnson
Rita Emigh
Virginia
Shirley Knight
Emily
Josephine Sharp
Willing Workers To Meet For Halloween Party
The Willing Workers class of the Christian Sunday School led by Mrs. Frank Murphy will gather at Mrs. Tisha Dilcher on Monroe Street Thursday evening for their annual Halloween party. All members must attend and wear masks.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Frank Murphy
Tisha Dilcher
Monroe Street
Halloween Party at Drescher Home Hosts Methodist Class
Class 21 of the Methodist Sunday School held its annual Halloween party at Mrs. Walter Drescher’s West Columbus Street home. Guests were greeted by a ghost and toured decorated rooms. A real artist appeared among the few contests, won by Mrs. Frank O Mara and Miss Erma Wilson. A pot luck luncheon followed for 20 members and four guests.
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The
Methodist Sunday School
Walter Drescher
West Columbus Street
Drescher
Frank O’mara
Erma Wilson
Personal mentions from Columbus visitors and residents
Miss Frances Somers returns from a several days visit in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Rolland Bayless of Columbus visit relatives in the city. Reverend Father William Rath was a visitor today. Mrs Charles Mitchell of Athens visits daughter Mrs Walter Bennett and family. Mrs Jack Linscott of Columbus visits relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs L T Rhoades spend a few days in Columbus. Mrs C A Stover spent Wednesday in Columbus with daughter Lillian a student at Ohio State University. Charles E Poston a business visitor in Columbus today.
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Frances Somers
Columbus
Rolland Bayless
William Rath
Charles Mitchell
Athens
Walter Bennett
Jack Linscott
L. T. Rhoades
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Ohio State University
Charles E. Poston
Henry Company to Perform Magic Show Friday in Nelsonville
The S. S. Henry Company, a 20 year Chautauqua and Lyceum troupe, will present an evening of magic mystery and artistry on Friday November 6 at 8 o clock. Reserved seats announced.
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Nelsonville
the&. S. Henry Company
Fire causes slight damage at Nelsonville resident
Firefighters were called to Frank O Mara on Chestnut Street to extinguish a blaze near a tool house. Burning trash ignited heavy oil well rope, resulting in slight damage.
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Nelsonville
Frank O'Mara
Chestnut Street
Classified Ads and Circulation Information
Notice lists contact details for staff correspondent Cc H Bartlett and instructions to call 412 W for society locals and classified ads. It identifies a telephone contact for receiving news service and circulation inquiries.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
Williams hosting Buchtel birthday gathering
A crowd of Buchtel residents gathered Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. John Williams to celebrate his birthday with cards and dancing. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis, Mrs. Morgan Lewis of Detroit, Mrs. Meada Syton and granddaughter Margie, Herb Bailey of Columbus, and numerous Buchtel families and children.
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Ben Wagners
Willian
McDonald
Margaret Colbert
Alary Jane Colbert
Mary Hayden
Elizabeth Hayden
Roy Wright
Mary Margaret
Bentley Schenz
Fred Kirkendall
Nelma
Jean
John Williams
Billy
Buchtel
Gilbert Smith Jr Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Mrs. Gilbert Smith on Chestnut Street hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her son Gilbert Smith Jr. Twenty children attended and a luncheon was served at four o'clock hosted by Mrs. Smith.
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Gilbert Smith
Chestnut Street
Gilbert, Jr
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs. Webb in Athens Party
Mrs. O. A. Webb of Athens was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Monday at Miss Margaret Clark's home in Athens. A gift was presented and Halloween themed refreshments followed for masked guests including Mrs. Webb and son Charles and several local and Detroit visitors.
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O. A. Webb
Athens
Margaret Clark
Webb
Charles
Niza Pierre
Detroit
Mich
Francis Gettle
H. B. McLaughlin
R. H. Brown
Phil Kearney Relief Corps Holds Annual Inspection
The annual inspection of Phil Kearney Relief Corps occurred Monday evening at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs. Schively Logan served as inspecting officer and a dinner honoring her was served afterward at the Bishop Restaurant.
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Phil Kearney Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Halloween Party in Happy Hollow Hosted by Miss Brady
Miss Bessie Brady entertained with a Halloween party at her Happy Hollow home Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed music games and dancing including Mrs. Erma Jolleff Columbus Ruth McManus Grace Mitchell Ruth Brady Helen Wolf Elizabeth Brady Ruby Moore Ruth Lowery Ruth Altman Amelia Lanning Julia Mihalek Mrs. Hazel McDonald Rose Mihalek Irene Anderson Freda Covert Helen Linton Luella Whitlatch Helen June Grace Kuhn Kate Mae Charles McDonald Don McDonald Mary Bernice McDonald Woodrow Andrews Bob Covert Thurman Covert Frank Dennis Kenneth White William Michael Robert Jackson Bob Yates John Jackson Buddy Wilson Hubert Morris Roy Knight Wesley Morris Everett Windle John Wade Roy Flowers Pete Trott Hubert Kiotz Dick Hannis Edgar Stinett Clarence Hall Bob Gilham Red Anderson Lee Phillips Chauncey Willis Onail Mr and Mrs P J Brady sons Don and Wade. A luncheon was served and decorations matched the Halloween theme.
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Bessie Brady
Happy Hollow
Erma Jolleff
Columbus
Ruth McManus
Grace Mitchell
Ruth Brady
Helen Wolf
Elizabeth Brady
Ruby Moore
Ruth Lowery
Ruth Altman
Amelia Lanning
Julia Mihalek
Hazel McDonald
Rose Mihalek
Irene Anderson
Freda Covert
Helen Linton
Luella Whitlatch
Helen June
Grace Kuhn
Kate Mae
Charles McDonald
Don McDonald
Mary Bernice McDonald
Woodrow Andrews
Bob Covert
Thurman Covert
Frank Dennis
Kenneth White
William Michalek
Robert Jackson
Bob Yates
John Jackson
Buddy Wilson
Hubert Morris
Roy Knight
Wesley Morris
Everett Windle
John Wade
Roy Flowers
Pete Trott
Hubert Kiotz
Dick Hannis
Edgar Stinett
Clarence Hall
Bob Gilham
Red Anderson
Lee Phillips
Chauncey
Willis Onail
P. J. Brady
Don
Wade
Nelsonville High Musicians To Play In All-SE Ohio Orchestra
Nelsonville High School will send eleven musicians to join the All-SE Ohio orchestra at the Ohio University Memorial Auditorium in Athens. The group features violinists Marjorie Hickman Helen Keating Edna Laughlin Gerald McCreary violist Elwood McCreary trombonist Herbert Woody sousaphonist Charles Evans trumpeters Frances Kouri Joseph Galvin and Frances Hawk born with Rachel Kathryn Coakley as accompanist. Ward W. Hamm directs.
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Nelsonville
Herbert Woody
Charles Evans
Frances Kouri
Joseph Galvin
Frances Hawk
Rachel Kathryn Coakley
Ward W. Hamm
Mrs Betts Hosts 1 H T Club Meeting on Fort Street
Mrs Donald Betts entertained the 1 H T Club Monday evening at her Fort Street home. Guests included Mrs Jack Linscott Columbus Mrs Earl Linscott Miss Lois Linscott and Miss Vivian Roscoe. Members present were Mrs William Barrows Mrs Malvern Wilson Mrs Chester Reeves and several Misses. Bridge was the diversion of the evening with prizes awarded to Mrs Reeves and Miss Florence Cook. A luncheon followed.
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Donald Betts
1. H. T. Club
Fort Street
Jack Linscott
Columbus
Earl Linscott
Lois Linscott
Vivian Roscoe
William Barrows
Malvern Wilson
Chester Reeves
Leah Reynolds
Ruth Cook
Mae Linton
Helen Devol
Blanche Moorehead
Florence Cook
Bridge
Death of Mrs. Hiram Thomas in Nelsonville
Relatives and friends report the death of Mrs. Hiram Thomas mother of Glenn D. Thomas and Mrs. Oscar Bingman of Nelsonville. She died Monday at the family home in Chesterhill. Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. at the residence with burial in Chesterhill.
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Nelsonville
Hiram Thomas
Glenn D. Thomas
Oscar Bingman
Chesterhill
Nelsonville High issues sixth bulletin for pupils and teachers
A mimeographed Nelsonville High School bulletin dated Monday announces the final home room standings in the season ticket campaign, the Nelsonville Pomeroy football game set for Friday, a Lyceum course number arriving Friday November 6, and other notes on hours for recitation and detention periods.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville-Pomeroy
Lyceum
Pomeroy Aims to Break Greyhounds in Thursday Tilt
In Nelsonville at City Playground the Pomeroy Purple Panthers seek their first win in five meetings with the Nelsonville Greyhounds. The Panthers, fielding their best squad in a decade, travel to face Nelsonville at 3:30 PM Thursday hoping to end the stretch of losses and snap the Greyhounds record.
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Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Salvation Army to Launch National Drive in October
The Salvation Army under Adjutant Bernard Stone plans an Intensive spiritual and social welfare campaign starting Saturday October 31. Local branches join through March 13 with nightly public meetings and speakers. The drive uses the slogan Right It Through and stresses faith with work to aid the distressed and unemployed. Meetings begin with a prayer night and revival sessions led by Rev. V Anlbrand on November 1 and Rev. A Wilcox on November 7.
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Salvation Army
Bernard Stone
Athena
Lato
Stone
Jesus Christ
V. Anlbrand
A. ¥. Wilcox
Adjutant Stone
Salvation Army Sunbeams Host Halloween Party
Fourteen girls aged 6 to 12 from the Salvation Army Sunbeams attended a Halloween party at Army Headquarters on West Union Street. They played games toasted marshmallows and enjoyed refreshments with Marybelle Maxwell in charge of the program.
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Salvation Army Sunbeams
Army
West Union Street
Marybelle Maxwell
Home Hyacinths For House Blooms
Home hyacinths offer easy cultivation for house blooms. The Roman hyacinth variety is highlighted as particularly simple to grow indoors and produce vibrant flowers.
Classical Conference To Be Held in Marietta
The tenth annual Ohio Classical Conference gathers at Marietta College on October 30. Dr H F Scott of Ohio University presides. Latin teachers from the state will attend, with talks by B Skinner WL Carr Rainey Robinson and others on topics like Helen of Troy Cassiodorus and language in education.
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Marietta College
Marietta
H. F. Scott
Ohio University
Athens
Scott
B. ©. Skinner
State of
Ohio
WL Carr
American Classical League
Rainey PP Robinson
University of Cincinnati
Whl
Helen of Troy
The
Novaltats
Cassiodorus
Taxes Realized From Motor Renewal Registration Rise
Tax records show motor renewal registration revenue increasing from 129,900 in Tul to 235,700 in 1890, reflecting growing official charges and compliance. The shift indicates expanding vehicle use and policy changes affecting revenue streams.
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United States
East Side P B A Meeting Highlights School Report
East Side P B A met Tuesday at East Side School with President John Dowler presiding. The program featured fifth grade chorus under Ruth McConnell, violin solos, and a report by Mrs Dowler on the state convention. Dr S H Bing of Ohio University will speak on the White House Conference and highway value.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Ee Side School
Jobn Lewler
Mise Ruth McConnell
Misa
Mra
Hee
H. Bing
Oho University
White House
Nelsonville Senior High home room sells most season tickets
On Oct 28 Nelsonville Senior High School awards the home room selling the most athletic season tickets. Captain Phyllis Robson led Home Room 16 to 236 total tickets sold. rankings follow for other rooms as listed.
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Nelsonville
Phyllis Robson
Nelsonville High School
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Majestic
James Dunn
Sunbeams
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Chauncey, O
Jack Frost
Linda Watkins
Luckoff
New York
Rayon Silk
Gingham
Lilyan Tashman
Chas
Buddy Rogers
Peggy Shannon In
ROAE
Children’s Waist Union Suits
Buck. Jones
Columbia
Coats
Jack Holt
Sinough
Anel VY
Dupont
Victor Kadiola
Lackoff
Glouster
Bryant Park
Room 16
Isaac Warner
York
McLaughlin Bros
Nelsonville Drug Co
Foakley Insurance Agency
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