Halloween parade and Hospital Guild election in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the annual Amenian Labion parade drew crowds as old witches and helpers led by the high school band marched from the Legion building to Public Square. The event featured costume contests with winners named by Master of Ceremonies Wayne White and a Hospital Guild business session that elected officers and reviewed fund raising activities totaling about 2100 dollars.
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Elsonville
Nelsonville
Legion
Columbus St
Public Square
Nidpes
Mani
Fries
Wayne White
Firan
Tavnn Forbes
Sheila Peggins
Diane Polley
Michele Shafer
Joe Wallace
Barbara Band
Steve Godenschwarer
Thi Mast
Propressina Moarde
Tir Weplar
Tor Wobuoette
Dearal Ergete
Poe
Fallaes Ruber
Dane Palles
Blessing Patel
Hrooks
Mike — Brooks
Steve Raedieg
Steve Raedieg Fist Rethy To Bel Ted Se Cone Danting To Entach
Hk Sihoe
The
Als Auathary
Vinit
Prostlert Muse
Amaty
Tetlaween Con Miter
Ld Cartes
Auaxilary
Kalvenbach
Lloyd Betton
Ty Mender Wallen Robiette
Steentoed
Ber
Nard Carter
Audi Ane
Mathes Ladeina
Pia Auditor
Mies
Galbert Johnson
Tadwanea
Fort Oath
Guild
Hatfiar
NHS Students Win Window Painting Contest Honors
NHS students dominate the Emblem Club window painting contest. First prize in cash goes to a Springfield student. other high school winners include Rett, Woodward, Virginia Christen, and Ann Bishop. Elementary students submitted drawings displayed in local storefront windows. Judges praised originality despite limited art instruction.
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Nielsonviet
Hioh Sche
Yud
Emblem Club
Frodes
Y Thiah
Rett, Woodward
Virginia Chisten
Ann Bishop
Beverly Bennett
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
East
Richard Lee Efliott
Marionie Campbell
Sharon Gulidan
Way Bennett
Kline
Lindsay Lowry
Larry Sater
Charles Huddy
John Chile
bin Kingman
Larry Lee Steele
Miss Tsahelle
Fdna Way
MissVirginia Helm
Ohio University Art Department
Qdges
Driver Hurt In Accident Near Creola Ohio
James V lav St oof 342 Fort St was brought to Mount St Mars Hospital by ambulance Friday evening near Creola Vinton County suffering from shock and possible chest injuries after a vehicle skidded into the side of a bridge on a slippery highway. He was admitted to the hospital after tests.
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Keesonnius
Mil John V
Joffran
Mount St Marys
Sla
Lula
Courtine
Mas
Jaan Shay
Pelward Sharp
James
Fort St
Mount St Mars Hospital
Ambulante
Creoa Vinton County
En Bince
Alden Stilson and Associates
Waverly
Wiig
Clarence W Monks In Serious Condition After Fall
Clarence W Monks of 165 Mound Street remains in serious condition at Mount St Mary Hospital after a Oct 23 ladder fall. Family says the fall aggravated a hernia requiring emergency surgery last Wednesday. Monks, longtime local machinist and former First Ward council member, is well known in the area.
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Nelsonvillf
Clarence W Monks
Mound St
Mount St Mary Hospital
II Monks
Columbus St
Slate Fall Injures Mine Worker at Valley Mine
Iarion Schoonover of Chaunces employed at Valley Mine No 6 Union Furnace was treated at Mount St Mary Hospital Friday for back and left ankle injuries sustained when caught by a slate fall.
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Sonuille
Iarion Schoonover
Chaunces
Ay Valley
Union Furnace
Mount St Mary Hospital
Meat Cutter Relates to St Lawrence Project Workers
A South Ohio narrative details Horatio Albert and brothers who moved from West Eod area to California then joined the St Lawrence construction effort. It highlights the immense scope of the project, the crew size, equipment, shifts, and the planned completion by 1935. The piece notes a Nelsonville boy playing a key role and mentions local ties to Athens County and the West Eod region.
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Shakes Pdi
Zere
Sark
Athens County
Horatio Aleer
Mie Construction Divsion
Alfafara Corporation
West Eod
Nerther
Taymichal
Austin Kontner
Jiggleburg
Gay Wort
Westron Unie
Albert Barron
West Landing
California
Gond
Hes
Anich Atsund
Althouyn
Tviside
Nearland
Acrols
Fite Sault Tre
Uber
St Lawrence
Ohio
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill Resident Cleo Rasher Dies After Illness
Mrs Cleo Rasher 34 a longtime Carbon Hill resident died after an extended illness. She was the wife of Clarence Rasher and mother of Richard Dayton and Mrs Elowe Willman. Four grandchildren survive. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 pm at Carbon Hill Church with burial in Carbon Hill Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the home.
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Nelsonvillf
Cleo Rasher
Carbonly
Jerry
Julia Matheny
Clarente
Richard
Dayton
Elowe Willman
Sprintfield
Ohio
Carhban Hil
Carbon Hill
Friends Mas
Hospital Admission and Discharges Noted
Mount St Mary Hospital records show Miss Deborah Hartley Nelsonville. William Primmer Union Furnace. Olle Deem Glouster. James Lee St Nelsonville admitted. Mrs Earl Mathews Athens and daughter Lowell Cole Nelsonville. Alfred Warren Buchtel. Mrs Carte Tevis Nelsonville. Clarence Edgar New Plymouth Route 1. Richard Russell Shawnee discharged.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Deborah Hartley
Nelsonville
William Primmer
Union Furnace
Olle Deem, Glouster
James Lee
Earl Mathews Athens
Lowell Cole
Alfred Warren Buchtel
Carte Tevis
Clarence Edgar
New Plymouth
Richard Russell Shawnee
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John V. Hoffman
Goblins
Hospital Guild
BON Paunty
Intec
Steve
John Holeman
Admiral Television
Edwards TV
Nelsonviile
Drydock Mine
Chauncey
Leundrien
Drydock Coal Company
Deyderk Coal Co
Woman’s Day
Lassie
Shasff
Logan
Miss
Mrs
NHS
Matthew
General Electric Refrigerators
Hoffman Appliance Co
W. Washington Street
Telephone
Clarence W. Monks
Reem
Paul Pard
Hove
Edo
Ure Rout
Nate Schone Read
Ruth Wet Love
Raymond H Te Wat
Sears
Truman A. Morris
Congress
Truman Morris
Congress Committee
Marianne Campbell
Sec’y
Pol Adv
Mitchum
Darwell
Jesse James
J. H. Wilson
First Nat'l
Bank Bldg
Tel
Martha's Beauty Salon
Washington St
Hilleary
Hilleary Shoe Hospital
Shirley Booth
Robert Ryan
Pstet
Nelsonville Maytag CO
Sales & Service
Nelsonsille
Robinette Hardware
Billy and
Ruth
Robinette Hardwareville
BETTS
Ponmaton
Brown's
Table Radio
Brown Furniture Co
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