Pomeroy Rout Nelsonville 65 to 0 in Grid Tilt
Pomeroy High School overwhelmed Nelsonville High School 65 to 0 on Thursday at Nelsonville. Dye produced five touchdowns and two extra points, plus a 33 point season total while Pierotti and Crow added scoring plays as Pomeroy led 26-0 after one quarter and 33-0 by halftime. Nelsonville showed best defense in the second half as substitutions and daylight shortened the final period. The game also featured a notable Nelsonville band performance amid the rout.
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Nelsonville
Dye
Pomeroy
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds
Pomeroy High School
Purple Panthers
Panthers
Purple Tide
Hounds
Fleet Dye
Scott
Pierotti
Winebrenner
Blackwell
Crow
Patton
Scott Place
Perrotti
Greys
Bill Hall
Davis
Greyhounds
Nelsonville High School
Nelsville
L. E
Wicks B. Casci
R. T
McCreary Crow
R. E. ——. Schackert
Q. B
Hatch Sisson
L. H
Shafer Blackwell
R. H
Patton Winebrenner
F. B
Ervin
Joachim
McCullough
Holter
Jennings
Bagley
Derso
Galvin
Pritchard
Wend
Parks
Ewing
Bethany
Galligher
Muskingum
Jones
Denison
Troop No 46 to Meet at Legion Building Tonight
Boy Scout Troop No 46 meets at the Legion Building at 6 o'clock this evening. All members are asked to wear uniforms for participation in the Halloween parade.
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Legion Building
Farms Are Seized Government Takes 20 Acres
Two farms in Illinois were seized by government order with illicit stills found on the lands. The 20 acre Joseph Engelhaupt farm in Putnam County and 2 acre Elmer F Flaherty farm in Bureau County were taken under Federal Judge Louis Fitzhenry orders. Prohibition enforcement will sell the properties while honoring mortgage holders.
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Peoria, II
Joseph Engelhaupt
Putnam County
Elmer F. Flaherty
Bureau County
Louis Fitzhenry
Classified Ads and Circulation Telephone Service
H Bartlett staff correspondent notes readers can call 412 W for classified ads and circulation assistance. An experienced representative is available to help with society and locals notices.
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412-W
Funeral for John W. Pierce in Nelsonville
Funeral services for John W. Pierce 85 who died at his home East Canal Street will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the Pilgrim Holiness Church Athens Reverend Haynes and D C Shearer will assist burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville Ohio
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Nelsonville
John W. Pierce
East Canal Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Haynes
Athens
D. C. Shearer
Greenlawn
Donahue Thomas John 75 Dies. Funeral Saturday
Thomas John Donahue 75 died Wednesday night at his Kimberly home. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p m at the residence with burial at Green Lawn. Survived by wife, children Andrew Mary Margaret Louise Matheny Nelsonville Dave Donahue Mary A Millikan Buchtel and sister Mrs Bridget Ryn Zanesville.
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Nelsonville
Thomas John Donahue
Kimberly
Greenlawn
Andrew
Mary
Margaret
Louise Matheny
Dave Donahue
Mary A. Millikan
Buchtel
Bridget Ryn
Zanesville
Bridge Club Hosts Be careful Evening Play
Mrs. Bee Raybould hosted the Scott Street bridge club on Thursday evening. Guest player Mrs. Berry Pritchard attended. Hazel Wallace won first high score trophy, Earl Baker took second, and Beulah Johnson received the club prize.
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Bee Raybould
Scott Street
Berry Pritchard
Hazel Wallace
Earl Baker
Beulah Johnson
Uncle Sam Convicts Capone Gang Leaders on Tax Violations
Income tax agents win convictions of Capone era Chicago gang leaders. Capone sits in Chicago awaiting appeal on 11 years and a 50000 dollar fine. Ralph Capone gets three years. Jack Guzik receives five years. Sam Guzik serves one year and a day. Frank Nitti serves 18 months.
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al Capone
Sam
Chicago
Capone
Ralph
Jack Guzik
Sam Guzik
Leavenworth
Frank Nitti
Halloween Party for Christian Sunday School Girls
The Business Girls' Class and teacher Mrs. Charles K. Grammer hosted a Halloween party Thursday evening at Mrs. R. M. Henry's Franklin Street home assisted by Miss Frances Bennett. Twenty-eight people attended. prizes went to Mrs. Wilson for the worst costume and Mrs. Coakley as the best looking girl. Contests were led by Miss Vivian Dowler and prizes awarded to Miss Elise Grammer and Miss Ethel Johnson. Fortunes were read by Mrs. Grammer and a two course yellow and black luncheon followed.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Charles K. Grammer
R. M. Henry
Franklin Street
Frances Bennett
Fred Edington
Leland Krieg
B. M. Coakley
Walter Wilson
Joe Barrows
Verity
Beth Verity
Halloween Masquerade Held by Chippewa Club
In Nelsonville on October 30 the Chippewa Club hosted a Halloween masquerade at the Presbyterian Church basement with Rev. John Lloyd Evans in charge. Nineteen members and guests attended enjoying contests games and refreshments including Margaret Howe Dorothy Howe Helen Pritchard Marjorie Simonton Mary Elizabeth Wolfe Frances Barron Phyllis Wend Elizabeth Monks Joe Pritchard Jack Haffner Billie Weltzheimer John Steenrod Billie Raybould Paul Wolfe George Ridenour Fred Stapleton Paul Pritchard Mark Herrold and Charles Hellyer.
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Nelsonville
Chippewa Club
Presbyterian Church
John Lloyd Evans
Margaret Howe
Dorothy Howe
Helen Pritchard
Marjorie Simonton
Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Frances Barron
Phyllis Wend
Elizabeth Monks
Joe Pritchard
Jack Haffner
Billie Weltzheimer
John Steenrod
Billie Raybould
Paul Wolfe
George Ridenour
Fred Stapleton
Paul Pritchard
Mark Herrold
Charles Hellyer
Masquerade Party Hosted by North Family at Madison Street
Wande and Billy North hosted a masquerade party Wednesday evening at 269 Madison Street, the North parents’ home. The 7 to 9 pm event featured games and contests with refreshments for guests in costume, including Mary Elizabeth Coope, Jean Allen, Mary Cox, Velma Corbin, Jane Fisher, Alice Mechem, Violet Wolf, Leslie Barber, Clyde Linton, Bill Mechem, Jack Patton, Jack Pritchard, Roger Scott, Paul White, John Young, and Mrs. Emma Snedden of Murray City.
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Wande
Billy North
Carl North
Madison Street
Mary Elizabeth Coope
Jean Allen
Mary Cox
Velma Corbin
Jane Fisher
Alice Mechem
Violet Wolf
Leslie Barber
Clyde Linton
Bill Mechem
Jack Patton
Dr C W Cable Improving After Abdominal Surgery
Dr C W Cable of Nelsonville is improving after an abdominal operation at Mt Carmel Hospital in Columbus about a week ago. He is expected to remain in the hospital for about two more weeks before returning home.
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Cable
Nelsonville
C. W. Cable
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Piano solo highlighted at Nelsonville church meeting
Miss Jean Freer will perform a piano solo at the Young People's meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville. Miss Marjorie Vorhees and Wade Hatch will relay Bible stories. A talk titled Famine in Egypt Plenty in America Starvation in Both Cases will be given.
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Nelsonville
Jean Freer
Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Vorhees
Wade Hatch
Egypt
America
Neighborhood Notes Move and Visits Across Columbus Area
Mr and Mrs William Schmitter and three children moved from Logan to 311 Canal Street This city associated with Nelsonville Bakery. Mrs S S Steenrod and Mrs Walter Wilson visited Columbus today. Mrs Albert Riggs and son spent today in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Bill Galvin and Mrs Ed Davidson left for Walbridge. The Rev H A Sayne Mrs John Herrold Mrs J M Hyde and Mrs Thomas Spencer attended the Chillicothe District Convention of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society at the First Methodist Church Circleville all day Wednesday. Mrs Henry McCulloch and Mrs Edith Stiers spent today in Pomeroy with relatives. Mrs Dow Shafer Columbus visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Marion Coakley. Miss Dorothy Dailey visiting her sister Mrs LeRoy Keene in Lancaster. Mrs Keene and daughter Pauline recently returned to Lancaster after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Alex Dailey.
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William Schmitter
Logan
Canal Street
Schmitter
Nelsonville
S. S. Steenrod
Walter Wilson
Columbus
Albert Riggs
Bill Galvin
Ed Davidson
Walbridge
H. A. Sayne
John Herrold
J. M. Hyde
Thomas Spencer
Chillicothe
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Circleville
Henry McCulloch
Edith Stiers
Pomeroy
Dow Shafer
Marion Coakley
Dorothy Dailey
LeRoy Keene
Lancaster
Bridge Club Hosts Three-Table Afternoon
Mrs. William Mills hosted a bridge club gathering at 289 West Washington Street with all members present. Three tables were in play and the first, second, and third high scores went to Mrs. P. W. Hickman, Mrs. Cecil Shafer, and Mrs. W. B. Mechem respectively.
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William Mills
West Washington Street
Bridge Club
P. W. Hickman
Cecil Shafer
W. B. Mechem
Ath ens Youths Gear Up For Kiwanis Halloween Parade
Hundreds of Athens youngsters prepare for a city Halloween celebration on Court Street amid Homecoming events. The parade led by the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps starts at 7 PM with 15 costume prizes and six age divisions.
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Athens
Kiwanis Club
Court Street
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Ohio University
State
Union Streets
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Mill Street
Court
College Streets
Cyprus revolt toll reported amid clashes with troops
Advices from the Island of Cyprus say a peasant uprising against British rule left 15 killed and 50 wounded after clashes with British troops who used machine guns in the interior.
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Alexandria
Egypt
U.P
Cyprus
Foreclosure Petitions Filed in Athens County Court
Twelve petitions seeking foreclosure on cognovit notes were filed by attorney R W Finsterwald for Ira J Fulton state superintendent of banks in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Notes totaled 3143.40 held by Marshfield Bank. Defendants include Wolfe Oil Co William Van Meter Anna Van Meter W H Elliott Clara White Sanford White Clara McKibben and EB O with various note amounts.
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R. W. Finsterwald
Ira J. Fulton
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Marshfield Bank
Wolfe Oil Co
William and
Anna van Meter
W. H. and
Clara Elliott
Mrs. Sanford White
Clara
Bert McKibben
EB. O
Local Funds Recorded With Multiple Individuals Named
The document lists amounts associated with Llewellyn totaling 104.90, D. V. and John Mace with 104.90, Jack Scott 51.63, J. W Stephenson 79.08, and Hiram Mace with 104.90 in unspecified transactions or receipts.
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Llewellyn
D. V
John Mace
Jack Scott
J. W Stephenson
Hiram Mace
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Buddy” Rogers
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