Nelsonville Teachers To Attend Athens Meeting Friday
Nelsonville city schools will dismiss Friday November 1 for the Southeastern Ohio Education Association annual session in Athens. The event opens Thursday with a School women's Dinner at Hotel Berry and Schoolmen's Dinner at First Methodist Church. American Education Week runs Oct 28 to Nov 1 with local schools observing the program and commercial students gaining practical experience in shorthand typing bookkeeping and related duties through a new vocational cooperative program.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Athens
Berry
First Methodist Church
Southeastern Ohio
Association
United States
E. J. Arnold
Vocational Cooperative Commercial Education
Lillian Stover
Miss Stover
J. K. Kinneer
Eileen Dewhurst
Ruth Morris
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Eldred Parsons
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Mary Blimes
Sylvia Burchfield
City Hall
Anna Hunter
Brooks Shoe Co
Alice Duskey
Nelsonville Public Library
Adrienne Weaver
Nelsonville Lumber Co
Mayor Fines Two In City Court Plea Guilty Plea
Mayor Co G Dew heard two arraignments on intoxication complaints. Evans of Nelsonville Pearl charged with operating a motor vehicle with flagrant disregard pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and costs. Harve Denny of this city was fined $5 and costs on guilty plea. Charles Graham of Logan pleaded not guilty and will have a hearing Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
Pearl] Evans
State Highway Patrol
Co. G. Dew
Harve Denny
Charles Graham
Logan
Buchtel Man Dies At Home of Sister
Nelsonville report says Marion De ford Swyers 56 died at his sister Mrs Alice Mahoney’s Buchtel home. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Mahoney residence with burial in Whitmore Cemetery. Survived by daughter Cora Logan. father Wilson Swyers Buchtel. sister Mrs Mahoney. brothers Otis Nelsonville and John Murray City.
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Nelsonville
Marion Deford Swyers
Alice Mahoney
Buchtel
Mahoney
Whitmore
Cora
Logan
Wilson Swyers
Barn Destroyed by Fire in Dorr Run
A brick barn owned by Charles and William Bowers at Dorr Run near Nelsonville burned around midnight Saturday. Firefighters responded. origin undetermined. Only the walls remained with some hay and harness destroyed.
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Nelsonville
Charles
William Bowers
Dorr Run
Five-year? no, seven-year-old injured in home fall
Roger Wood seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Lou Wood suffered a dislocated right elbow Monday at his home when he fell from a laundry table in the laundry house He had been home from school for a month due to whooping cough.
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Nelsonville
Roger Wood
Lou Wood
Roger
Pocahontas Hall Benefit Party Sponsored by Degree of Pocahontas
The Degree of Pocahontas will sponsor a benefit party on Wednesday evening at 7 30 in Pocahontas Hall. Patrons are asked to bring their October tickets.
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Nelsonville— Degree of Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
Mystery at Midnight Elks Comedy Delights Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks presented Mystery at Midnight a three act charity comedy at the high school auditorium last night. Ruth Huddy as Elvira Nosegay drew praise with Treva Shaw Paul Betts and John Huddy also noted for their performances while an outstanding baby parade highlighted the show. A repeat performance is set for tonight at 8 o clock.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks
Ruth Huddy
Elvira Nosegay
Treva Shaw
Paul Betts
Violeta
Peggy Lent
East Indies
John Huddy
Charles Evans
Harold McCray
Ed Rosser
Halloway
Marriage of Pauline Brown to Lowell Hickman in Columbus
Frank V. Brown announces the marriage of his daughter Pauline to Lowell Hickman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hickman. The double ring ceremony was held Saturday October 19 at Sheppard Methodist Church Columbus Rev Sherridan Bell officiated. Attendants were Miss Juanita Brown and T A Hickman. Both graduates of Nelsonville schools Hickman class of 1931 and Pauline class of 1936. Hickman works for Ohio Fuel Gas Co Columbus and Pauline is an operator for Ohio Bell Telephone Co in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Frank V. Brown
Pauline
Lowell Hickman
Harry Hickman
Sheppard Methodist Church
Columbus
Sherridan Bell
Juanita Brown
T. A. Hickman
Hickman
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Pythian Sisters Plan Masquerade Party Meeting
The Pythian Sisters announce a masq uerade party for their regular meeting Thursday evening. Members are to come masked bring a guest and food for a potluck supper which will feature the meeting. Sun day School junior department held a masquerade Halloween party and potluck with thirty in attendance reported as an enjoyable evening. Nelsonville personals note local visits and canal road dedication guests from Columbus and The Plains.
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Pythian Sisters
Church of Christ
Sam Starkey
Jane Verity
Raymond Foughty
Legion to Meet at Glenford Post No 229
An important meeting of Glenford Dugan Post No 229 American Legion will be held Wednesday night at 8 oclock. Attendance of all members is urged.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Handicraft Day Observed by Nelsonville Girl Scouts
Nelsonville scouts celebrate Handicraft Day as National Scout Week begins. Girls showcase lanyards belts shepherds pipes rings bracelets trays from camp, saying it takes ingenuity and hard work to develop craft skills.
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Nelsonville
Hounds Meet Gallia Friday
Nelsonville Greyhounds prepare for Gallipolis game Friday night and the Bulldog tilt at Athens on November 8. Despite a 3 touchdown loss to Jackson last Friday the NHL squad earned fan support for their grit and progress. The Nelsonville field hosts its final game for seniors Bob Ghent Bill Keeton Bob Dishong Charlies Ruble Floyd Barber Junior Hitchings and James Call with drum major Danny Shafer performing at halftime before 2 500 fans.
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Charles Pedigo
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Gallipolis
Athens
Jackson
NHL Boys
Bob Ghent
Bill Keeton
Bob Dishong
Charlies Ruble
Floyd Barber
Junior Hitchings
James Call
Danny Shafer
Throng Hears Willkie in Jackson on Defense Funding
Willkie told a Jackson crowd that Republican insistence on keeping Congress in session produced an extra seven billion dollars in defense appropriations. He cited Congress after Roosevelt urged adjournment and blamed third term attempts for political missteps. He also noted a Louisville remark criticizing defense critics.
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Roosevelt
New York
Congress
Jackson
United States
Louisville
Republican Party
Democratic Party
America
Kilvert Halloween Party Set for Thursday Night
Kilvert hosts a Halloween party Thursday October 31 at 7 30 p m. Prizes for best mask and prizes include contests with apples in tub, marshmallow on a string, treasure hunt and games. Lenore Tabler WPA recreation leader will supervise activities.
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Kilvert
Lenore Tabler
WPA
Chauncey Rally Day Observed at Church Services
Chauncey rally day was observed in the Church of Christ Sunday School with Andrew Simpkins as superintendent. Isabel Courtney sang My Task and the Young People's Choir performed with Christine Brown on accompaniment. The Lord's Supper was observed and Rev. Gilbert Courtney delivered the morning sermon.
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Church of Christ
Andrew Simpkins
Isabel Courtney
Young People’s Choir
Christine Brown
Gilbert Courtney
Greeks Meet Italians in Border Clash
London observers viewed the Greece conflict as part of a wider axis drive toward the Near East and Egypt with Gibraltar in view. Spanish minister of war Jose Varela reportedly traveled to Cabo Juby amid Franco Hitler talks while British raids targeted Germany and occupied ports. France’s postwar future and a possible fleet shift worried London as Washington urged Paris to report fleet status.
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Greece
Near East
Egypt
Gibraltar
Madrid
Jose Varela
Cabo Yubi
Africa
Adolf Hitler
Spain
Francisco Franco
Gland
Germany
France
Marshal Philippe Petain
Italy
Britain
Rome
Florence
Benito Mussolini
Washington
United States
Nelsonville Eagles Plan Family Night
Nelsonville Eagles announce Family Night on Friday November 1 with a new program and special prizes. The floor show features the Hocking Valley Trio and music by the Novelty Cliffs. Committee members are Charles Sayers Joe Evans and Pat DeLong. attendees must show a family night card and a paid receipt for entry.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Hocking Valley
Novelty Cliffs
Charles Sayers
Joe Evans
Pat DeLong
Mechem Team Wins in City League Match
Mechem team beat Wilson Bros two games to one in the City League on Monday. Paul Davis led with a 218 single and 563 triple. Beasleys and Sohio scheduled to bowl off their postponed match at 9 PM. Gaston County NC leads in fine combed yarn production.
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Nelsonville
Mechems
Wilson Bros
Paul Davis
Beasley
Sohio
Link North Rites Will Be Wednesday
Glouster resident Link North age 79 of Oakdale Road died Sunday. Survived by wife Mary and children Noah Clarence Harvey Edith Thompson and Clifford Rutter. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p m Locust Street Mission with Rev Kimmey officiating. Burial in Sugar Creek Cemetery.
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Glouster
Link
Oakdale Road
Mary
Noah
Millfield
Clarence
Amesville
Harvey
Oakfield
Edith Thompson
Clifford Rutter
Locust Street Mission
Kimmey
Sugar Creek
Radio Interference Examined by Local Repairman
Harold Smith of Hill Street, a radio repairman, studied complaints of radio interference. He used a new interference locator and found the disturbance radiates about four miles. The source was traced to Redtown last week. Smith previously offered to assist the council last spring in locating such disturbances.
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Glouster
Harold Smith
Hill St
Redtown
Smith
Tinkers Fall Short as Stephenson Sets League High
Gib Stephenson rolled a 606 three game series to lead GLOUSTER-McCarty's Tinkers despite a loss to Union Lunch at Wolf Bowling Alleys. Jimmie McCarty posted a 234 high single, while Canning and Clark contributed strong totals. Union Lunch trailed but kept the match close. A skating party hosted by the Y.N.D.C. chair Robert Harold Morris is set for Friday at Lamborn Rink with free admission at 7 30 p.m.
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Glouster
McCarty
Tinkers
Union
Wolf
Gib Stephenson
Jimmie McCarty
Gib
Scott Dairy
Action Guild
M. Canning
H. Brown
C. Clark
J McCarty
Ed Wolf
G. Stephenson
A. Gamwell
Tore Cannes
G. Kay
J. Shumway
M. Brown
Lamborn
Y.N.D.C
Robert Harold Morris
Glouster PTA Benefit Tonight At High School Gym
Glouster PTA sponsors a benefit party at the high school gymnasium tonight. Playing begins at 8 o clock. Proceeds go toward GHS band uniforms.
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Glouster
Glouster Pta
GHS
Hollister Rally Day to Feature Cradle Roll and Goals
Hollister A B Sunday School will hold a general and fall rally next Sunday November 3. Cradle Roll Day sets a 17 baby enrollment goal with photos for each child. Department goals include Adults 60 Youth 78 Children 79 with prizes for top overages and a guest speaker scheduled.
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Hollister
Hollister A. B
Sarah J. Kay
Bob McCutchin
Children
Florence
Mountville Youths To Hold Corn Husk ing Bee
Mountville youths plan a corn husking bee on October 31 at Mountville Grade School. GLOUSTER-Homer Township Farmers Institute sessions run Oct 31 to Nov 1 with officers J. B. White president and E P Leeper vice president. Thursday program features Mary Mason and Eloise Smith duet Some Ships We All Held Sail and a cornet solo by Mrs Rosselott.
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Charlee Hill
W. L. Manahan
Evelyn Kinkaid
Margaret Davis
Hazel Hale
Bernice Goodman
G. S. Roberts
J. B. White
Corn Husking Contest Opens at J B White Farm
Forty entries with fourteen in competition will gather at the J B White farm two miles north of Mountville for a one hour corn husking contest starting at 1 pm It is restricted to Homer Union High school boys G S Roberts funds the prize Homer Grange oversees parking and the event features Homer Union Band making its first public appearance under Miss Wood's direction during the farmers institute sessions at the Grade School.
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Glouster
Social Notes From Glouster Reflect Weekend Visits
Glouster residents hosted guests including Har ole Kinney John Kinney Martha Lou Kinney and families from Columbus and Athens. Lois Danford of San Francisco en route to New Jersey visited with Mrs An thony Fama. Norma Koehler visited Florence Shepard for the football game. Other with kin visited and travel plans were noted along with a hospital Saint Doctors Hospital Columbus.
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Lalla Danford
Harole Kinney
John
Betty
Martha Lou Kinney
Columbus
Miles Hoon
Marilyn
New Marshfield
Thomas Gibson
Mary
Athens
Anthony Fama
Lois Danford
San Francisco
Calif
New Brunswick
N. J
Frank Danford
Glouster
Norma Koehler
Middleport
Florence Shepard
Ote Chevalier
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Robert Brunton
Wallace
T. A. Noon
Buffalo
N. Y
Leo Masterson
Clarence Hodgson
Hemlock
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