Greyhounds Travel to Gallipolis for Friday Game
Nelsonville Greyhounds, carrying strong spirit, head to Gallipolis to face the Gallia Redmen on their field. Coach George Abraham remains optimistic after last week’s effort against Jackson, with improved timing and scrimmage work to cut costly fumbles.
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Charles Padigo
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Gallipolis
Gallia
Jackson
George Abraham
Hounds
Gallians
Straitsville Sets League Mark With 2 550 Trio Victory
Straitsville led by George Wilson totaled 2 550 on a 204 single and 550 triple to beat Sohio Service in the City League. The win gave Straitsville a 10 2 record and boosted them among the leaders as Neimans Auto Supply vs Beasleys was listed for tonight at 8 o clock.
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Nelsonville
George Wilson
New Straitsville
Sohio Service
Straitsville
Neimans Auto Supply
Beasleys
W. Calkins
D. Williams
B. Spires
B. Ward
G. Wilson
Sohio
O. Millholland
R. Sayer
C. Cookson
M. Mellinger
Noite
Business man celebrated with Elks Club birthday card
Nelsonville grocer Charles G. Sheppard confined to his home on East Washington Street by illness observed a birthday anniversary Wednesday. A large Elk’s Club card measuring about 18 by 20 inches bore signatures of many members.
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Nelsonville
Charles G. Sheppard
West End
E. Washington St
Elk's Club
Kimberly Man Held to Court for Breaking and Entering
Kimberly Breeze, charged with breaking and entering, pleaded innocent at arraignment before Mayor Co. G. Dew and was bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond. Breeze and James Staley denied the charge. Dishong missing $45. Staley on parole from Mansfield Reformatory. Graham found guilty of intoxication with a $10 fine and costs.
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Nelsonville
Henry Breeze
Kimberly
Co. G. Dew
Breeze
James Staley
Sam Dishong
Connett
Dishong
Staley
Burley Blair
James Cope
Mansfield Reformatory
State Institution
Charles Graham
Logan
Graham
End Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Walter Primmer returned from a vacation through the South visiting West Virginia Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida. They toured Bluefield Winchester Richmond Charlotte Columbia Augusta Savannah Raleigh Fredericksburg Jacksonville and St Augustine. They crossed Maryland and stopped in Washington DC. Nelsonville Daughters of America sponsor a benefit Friday night at 8 in the LOF Hall.
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Haydenville
Walter Primmer
South
West Virginia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Bluefield
Winchester
Richmond
Charlotte
Columbia
Augusta
Savannah
Raleigh
Fredericksburg
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Fla
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Nelsonville — Daughters of America
LO. O. F. Hall
Emeralds recovered prompt a tense meeting affair
At the Graham Sag Far bor farmhouse secret service head Charles Spencer orders Olga Philip Veritzen and Princess Olina to learn simultaneously of the recovered emeralds. Olga’s fiance and Olina urge readiness as Madge and Lillian observe the immediate gathering for a pivotal revelation.
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Olga
Olina
Lillian
Philip Veritzen
Graham Sag Farbor
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Chaapee
Philip Versteen
Transvania
Madge
Veritzen
Edge
Olen
Spencer
Emeralds Return in Turmoil and Romantic Resolve
Adele Garrison Teases a dramatic continuation with Queen Olga and hidden treasure. A wall safe reveals emeralds that move Olina to possessive rapture as Philip Veritzen expresses quiet happiness for the couple. Yet Olina’s mother explains the need to sell the gems due to lack of funds.
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Olga
Inlaw
Lillian
Philip Veritzen
Olina
Cherie
Roosevelt Urges More British Aid and Political Questions
Willkie pressed the President from his special train after listening to a Boston address, asking four questions about unemployment, recovery, defense funding, and alleged ties to corrupt political machines. He urged clearer answers before the election.
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Roosevelt
Willkie
United States
Congress
America
Boston
Mystery Surrounds Woman Exclusion at Mount Athos Monastery
A man recalls a lifelong rule at the Athos monastery where no female presence is allowed. He was raised there from infancy and reports never having seen a woman inside the strict, all male, religious complex.
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Mount Athos
Greece
Plate glass production up 65 percent in 1939
United States plate glass output rose 65 percent from 1938 to 141 741 000 square feet in 1939. A second sentence notes how polar bears cover their noses with paws to blend with their white fur when stalking prey.
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United States
Girl Scouts Observe Hostess Day During Scout Week
Nelsonville notes National Scout Week with Girl Scouts hosting at homes to show scouting supports social life and home life through friendly visits.
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Girl Scouts
Nelsonville
Weather Bureau Maintains About 6000 Observation Stations
The Weather Bureau runs roughly six thousand observation stations nationwide and spends about five million dollars each year on weather observations.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Parks Returns From Trip to New York
Nelsonville Ralph W Parks came home Monday evening from a business trip to New York City spent studying piano manufacturing at a renowned factory. He and Mrs Parks plan to open a new music store in the area in the near future.
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Nelsonville
Ralph W. Parks
New York City
Parks
Racine Social And Personal Highlights
Miss Rosalind Beards visiting aunt in Columbus fell ill with appendicitis and had surgery at University Hospital. Several families from Gallipolis, Bashan, Athens, Pickerington, and Columbus spent weekends with relatives in Racine. Moves noted for Don Nease and family.
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Racine
Rosalind Beards
Laura Wilkins
Columbus
University Hospital
Raymond Gooch
Gallipolis
Charlie Miller
Bashan
Gooch
Carl Easterday
Charles Jividen
Don Fobes
Ohio University At Athens
Apple Grove
Lewis Blakely
Jack of Columbus
Scouts Tooir Halloween Party At West School
Troop 66 Boy Scouts host a masquerade party at West School from 8 to 10 p m Friday night. Scoutmaster W D Mender leads a committee including Verl Ogg Bob Bateman and Don Jonas planning games contests and decor for invited guests. Scouts must contact Verl Ogg to obtain passes after meeting requirements.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
West School
W. D. Mender
Verl Ogg
Bob Bateman
Don Jonas
Visit in Buchtel Guests of Local Residents
Sunday gatherings included Mrs. Taylor and Juanita Davis of New Straitsville, Ray Spurgeon of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans and children of Nelsonville, Mrs. Audrey Mitchell and children of Murray City. Jo Six stayed with sister Mrs. Harry Rose in Logan. Iona Ruth Six from Logan visited her mother in Buchtel. Hazel Shuttleworth cut her hand severely at her father's home. A medieval bed in England could hold 12 persons.
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Buchtel
Thomas Davis
Taylor
Juanita
New Straitsville
Ray Spurgeon
Akron
Edward Evans
Nelsonville
Audrey Mitchell
Murray City
Jo Six
Harry Rose
Logan
Iona Ruth Six
Hazel Shuttleworth
Submarine Operating Costs Outlined in VE Dollars
The report notes VE dollars as a first class category covering pay provisions victuals and repairs. It estimates yearly operating expenses for smaller submarines at 135000 dollars.
Unicorns and Narwhal Horns in Ancient Belief
Ancient lore held unicorns were horse-like creatures with a spiraled horn. Narwhal tusks were displayed as the legendary unicorn horn, fueling belief in the myth.
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