Civic workers challenged to make most of opportunities
Nelsonville Sept 1 Rotary meeting in Athens Logan and Nelsonville heard Charles E. Watkins of Muncie Ind address about civic service. He urged clubs to be builders in their city, stressed the impact on boys and urged living by example. About 100 attended with Kiwanis members as guests. other local notices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles E. Watkins
Muncie
Ind
Athens
Logan
Nelsonville Kiwanis Club
Watkins
Educational
American City Bureau of Chicago
Rotary
D ‘ Tog
W. H. Parks
Rotary Organization
A. B. Roe
Charles Eastman
Harry Mc
Attendance Invitations Extended to Club Representatives
A note states that general interest will be presented and invitations were extended to various clubs represented to be attendance. The fragment hints at a meeting plan and outreach to clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Aie
Miss Anna Tennihill Undergoes Major Surgery
Miss Anna Tennihill of Deanville underwent a serious surgical operation Monday at Mercy Hospital in Columbus. She is now reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Anna Tennihill
Deanville
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Nelsonville Railway Express Agent Takes Vacation
R E Swope, agent for the American Railway Express at Nelsonville, is on a two weeks vacation. He will visit his mother in Zanesville. Richard Moyer handles the local office during his absence until the regular agent returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
R. E. Swope
American Railway Express Company
Zanesville
Richard Moyer
Mrs Corwin Andrews Hosts Dinner for Vivian Ruscoe
Nelsonville report says Mrs Corwin Andrews welcomed guests at a Monday dinner for Miss Vivian Ruscoe. Attending were Miss Margaret Andrews of Columbus and Miss Pauline Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Corwin Andrews
Vivian Ruscoe
Margaret Andrews
Columbus
Pauline Martin
Vorhes Family Moves to Columbus New Home
Nelsonville residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vorhes and family left for their new Columbus home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney will move into the Vorhes residence on West Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Vorhes
Columbus
Robert Kinney
Vorhes
West Franklin Street
Prize winners in Nelsonville garden contest urged to claim checks
Nelsonville residents prize winners in the recent garden contest sponsored by the Woman's Community club are asked to visit the home of Mrs. L. A. Whitmore on Thursday afternoon between 4 and 6 o'clock to receive their prize checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
L. A. Whitmore
Newlyweds Geyer Leave Nelsonville for Detroit
Mr and Mrs John Geyer departed Nelsonville for Detroit after visiting relatives in Athens and with Mr and Mrs Ti Rosser. Mrs Geyer, formerly Virginia Peters, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Peters, was married Friday in Detroit. She worked at Grimm Bros and he at the Edison sub station. they will reside in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvile
John Geyer
Detroit
Ti Rosser
Athens
Geyer
Virginia Peters
Dave Peters
Nelsonville
Grimm Bros
Edison
Foreign Missionary Society to Meet in Nelsonville
The Methodist church Foreign Missionary society in Nelsonville will convene Friday evening at Mrs. John Murphy’s home. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Neikirk. Mrs. Laura Spencer leads the devotional. Mite boxes will be opened at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Murphy
Hartley
Stuart
Neikirk
Laura Spencer
Barbers Edge Sugar Bowls In League Clash
Sugar Bowls upset league leaders Barbers 7 to 4 last night as election of officers looms. Thursday’s Factory vs Buckeyes and Friday’s Buckeyes vs Barbers games will likely decide the second half winner, which determines an all star series or a Barbers Buckeyes final.
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Nelsonville
Barbers
Factory
Buckeyes
Large tomato weighs three and a half pounds
Nelsonville September 1 Amos Pollock displays a specimen tomato from his father's New Marshfield farm weighing three and a half pounds in the nude and natural state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Amos Pollock
New Marshfield
Wells and daughter entertain guests at White House on the Hill
T. E. Wells and daughter Miss Leona hosted a Sunday chicken dinner at the White House on the Hill, Dr. C. G. Dew’s summer home, with sixteen covers. Out of town guests included Mrs. Allie Btown and Mrs. Strong of Tuscon Arizona, Mrs. Wisner of Yuma Arizona, Miss Vivian Mae Grady of Louisville Kentucky, and A. B. Wells of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
T. KE. Wells
Leona
White House On the Hill
C. G. Dew
Allie Btown
Strong
Tuscon
Arizona
Wisner
Yuma
Vivian Mae Grady
Louisville
A. B. Wells
Athens
Hocking Valley Railroad Runs Columbus Excursions
The Hocking Valley railroad conducts a three day series of excursions to Columbus this week for the Ohio State fair. On Tuesday the first day thirty two Nelsonville residents attended the trip.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus
Wesley CC Guest Visits Highlight Nelsonville Ties
Wesley CC member Newton of Marietta, a former Nelsonville high school teacher, spends several days with Nelsonville friends. Among weekend guests are Herbert Paulus and family from Lakewood visiting Mrs. Paulus's parents, L. R. Powell. Other visitors include Farle Moler, Hayzle Grimes, and Earl from Marion and Akron respectively. Charles Moler Jr. returns to Akron with parents after six weeks with grandparents in town.
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L. G. Matheny
Athens
A. L. Pritchard
Mary
South Point
Ben Shaffstall
Columbus
John Wood
Florence
Harris
Lakeside
D. F. Shafer
Marion Coakley
Lu J
Mable Shafer
Nelsonville
J. W. Wien and
Elzie Hellyer
Jack Raff
Chicago
Margaret Andrews
Corwin Andrews
Margaret
Fred S. Scott
Fred Hall
Ed Dean
E. J. Cable
Edgar Crouse
Roy Maze
C. E. Cacey
Smithfield
Thoma Spencer
John Hannahs
Huntington
W. Va
John Zeller, Jr
Evans
Fayette Street
Charles W. Evans
Dave Gorsuch
Francis
Mary Lillian
Lloyd Evans
Long Reach
Wesley CC. Newton
Marietta
Nelsonville High School
Herbert Paulus
John Lewis
Lakewood
Paulus
L. R. Powell
Farle Moler
Akron
Hayzle Grimes
Earl
Marion
Charles Moler
Charles Moler, Jr
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
A TV radio guide notes KFI Los Angeles hosts Thursday's five best features. The program schedule lists KFI Drama hour from 7 to 8 p m Pacific Standard Time with emphasis on dramatic segments and feature programming.
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KFI
Los Angeles
Pacific Standard
Radio Tonight’s United States Marine Band and More
Stations WRC Washington WJZ WGY WBZ broadcast 7 30 p m EST United States Marine band. WIP Philadelphia airs a sesqui Centennial program 508 8. WCI Detroit 517 8 p m EST Scherman band. WEAF hook up 10 p m EDT Silvertown orchestra.
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WRC
Washington
WJZ
WGY
WBZ
United States Marine Band
WIP
Philadelphia
Bo Ie
WCI
Detroit
Schmeman
WEAF
Silvertown Orchestra
A Smart Daytime Dress Pattern Details
The pattern combines plain wool and wool crepe suitable for rayon jer sey poplin and fine serge. It offers 6 sizes 34 to 44 inches bust and lists yardage for plaid and plain materials according to width and view. Pattern mailed by sending 15 cents in silver or stamps.
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Jersey
Plan royal welcome for Mrs Clemington Carson in New York
The Mothers Association of New York with 200000 members the naval militia and Scandinavian societies join in plans to welcome Mrs Clemington Carson first mother to swim the English channel upon her return home a week from Friday.
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Plan Royal
New York
Mothers’ Association of
Naval Militia
Clemington Carson
English Channel
By the Way Apple Variety and Bank Note Trade Details
Harmon Kasler, owner of the Albert Wolfe farm near Trimble, touts the Mhamamen apple as thrifty, large and fine flavored. The twenty five year old trees prosper in Ohio climate and suit eating and cooking use. A summer apple notes ripening toward late August with a tough bank note paper reference and weight claim of fifty pounds under cultivation.
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Ohio
England
Mastodon Find Near Johnstown Brings Owner Fame
Mastodon bones found near Johnstown Ohio bring Max Hirschberg local fame after a Cleveland Columbus press splash. He refuses to sell, charging a quarter for scientists to view. Dr Kirtley Mather of Harvard pays twenty five cents and calls the remains among the most perfect, with a five foot tusk and an animal about ten feet tall and twenty feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Max Hirschberg
Max
Cleveland
Columbus News
Kirtley . Mather
Harvard University Gool
Mather
Elderly Doctor Urges Living Naturally for Longevity
Youngstown report notes Dr. Marie Davenport aged 102 tells locals to be themselves and live naturally to achieve a long life, emphasizing personal well being as key to health and longevity.
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Youngstown
Marie Davenport
Land New Cable Reaches City From Atlantic Route
The world’s largest cable newly landed here spans 3 400 nautical miles and can handle 2 500 words a minute linking the United States and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
England
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Charles Watkins
Muncie, Ind
Hocking Valley
Chrysler
Tentohina No
C. R. Featherston
Chrysler Sales & Service
E. Washington St
City Hall
Bennett's
Ohlinger & Wolf Cash Store
Stedman
Ohlinger
China
Kellogg Corn Nice
Lippincott
White House
Axminster
Messenger Pattern Dept
Inglewood
Calif
R. Carl Oevelze
J. M. Russell
B. Doucett
U. S. Navy
Oelze
Jesse Lasky
The
Famous Players-Lasky Moving Picture Organization
Johnstowne
Harvard
Sats
J. £. Zeller
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