Nelson council debates right of way and widening delays
Sept. 6 meeting notes a $170,000 highway improvement for Nelson with 28 foot street width. Foundry impacts plus three foot right of way. Foundry waives strip but relocation costs around $2000. Also discusses truck scales, fireman transfer, police notification signal, and gas ordinance issues.
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Rae
Nelson
Ram
Aote
Chestnut Street
Nelly & Machine Co
J.W. Hickman
R. H. Jackson
Nelsonville Foundry
Jackson
Nelsonville NRA drive seeks 50 to 100 women volunteers
In Nelsonville a survey shows only about one third of consumers signed for the National Recovery Administration. A house to house canvass is planned within days to raise NRA participation to ten percent, with a women’s meeting at Mrs. J M Hyde’s Fort Street home Thursday at 2 pm to recruit volunteers and issue badges.
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Nelsonville
NRA
J. M. Hyde
Fort Street
Women's Community Club
Elect Scout Leaders at Nelsonville Meeting
Girl Scout troop No 1 elected Mary Tomlinson as patrol leader on Kentner Hill. Eleanore Ray remains troop No 2 leader with Faye Shelton patrol No 3 leader and Mary E Miller troop No 4 leader serving as secretary and treasurer. Lois Bateman and Margaret Gandee assist as officers with Miss Helen Shaw captain and Miss Mary Shelton lieutenant to plan Friday at Miss Shelton’s home.
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Nelsonville
Kentner's Hill
Mary Tomlinson
Eleanore Ray
Faye Shelton
Mary E. Miller
Lois Bateman
Margaret Gandee
Helen Shaw
Mary Shelton
Phi Club and Old Timers to Play Two Games in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville two ball games between the Phi Club and the Old Timers are scheduled this week. Both contests begin at 5 30 with one game tonight and the other Friday night.
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Nelsonville
Phi Club
Old Timers
Butler Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge in Nelsonville
Raymond Butler of Kimberly appeared before Mayor J. W. Hickman on a charge of intoxication. He pleaded guilty, was fined $10 and costs, and committed to the county jail until settlement. Butler was arrested several days earlier by Special Officer William Dishong.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Butler
Kimberly
J. W. Hickman
Butler
William Dishong
Methodist Women Meet for Evening Program at Reynolds Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church convenes Thursday at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Charles Reynolds home on Myers Street. Assisting hostesses are Miss Helen Sargent, Mrs. Retta Howe, Mrs. Miles Howe. Garnet Schoonover leads the program, Harry Jackson gives a devotional, C. G. Pritchard offers a piano solo, and Helen Largent sings. Mite boxes will be opened during the meeting.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Charles Reynolds
Myers Street
Helen Sargent
Retta Howe
Miles Howe
Garnet Schoonover
Harry Jackson
C. G. Pritchard
Helen Largent
Crosser Birth of Son Jack Stewart in Chauncey
Nelsonville announces the birth of a son, Jack Stewart Crosser, at the home of Mrs. Crosser's parents. He is the grandson of Fred Burt of 101 Mill Street and Lafe Crosser of Chauncey.
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Nelsonville
Ray Crosser
Chauncey
Jack Stewart
Crosser
Fred Burt
Mill Street
Lafe Crosser
Mrs Steenrod Hosts Bridge Club In Evening Play
Mrs S S Steenrod entertained the bridge club Tuesday evening with two tables in play. High scores were secured by Miss Esther Verity and Mrs Carnes Hickman. A refreshment course followed the game.
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Steenrod
S. S. Steenrod
Bridge Club
Esther Verity
Carnes Hickman
Sunday School picnic at Miss Florence’s home
The Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church will hold a picnic Thursday night at 7 o clock at the home of Miss Florence. All members are urged to bring a favorite dish.
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Methodist Church
Florence
Nelsonville
Tenth annual reunion of Frazier Johnson and Dishond kin
The tenth annual reunion of the Frazier Johnson and Dishond descendants met at Carbon Hill on Sunday September 3. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith Mrs. Ed Hall Mr. and Mrs. J C Smith Columbus Miss Mayme Keplar Ross and Lewis Keplar Mrs. Rebecca Swingle Mrs. Estella Davis and many others from Nelsonville Laurelville Glouster and more with numerous children present.
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Carbon Hill
Frazier, Johnson and Dishond
Lee Smith
Ed Hall
J. C. Smith
Columbus
Mayme Keplar
Ross and
Lewis Keplar
Rebecca Swingle
Estella Davis
Arthur Barber
Nelsonville
Mose Groves
Blanche
Carl Smith
Don and
Jerry
Clarence Lehman
Keating Family Labor Day Picnic Attended by Local Kin
Mr and Mrs Ed Keating of Jackson Street hosted a full day Labor Day gathering with pic nic dinners at noon and six. Attendees included the Lawrence, Herbert Keating, John Keating, Edgar Green families from Columbus along with Walter Keating James Keating Amos Steenrod Lulu Eleanore and Rachel from Nelsonville and Enlow Grubb from Glouster.
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Ed Keating
Jackson Street
Labor Day
Carl Lawrence
Herbert Keating
John Keating
Edgar Green
Columbus
Walter Keating
James Keating
Amos Steenrod
Lulu
Eleanore
Rachel
Nelsonville
Enlow Grubb
Glouster
Glouster Lodge Plans Evening Masonic Meeting
A stated communication of Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M will be held tonight at the usual hour.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Past Noble Grands Club to Meet in Athens for Potluck
GLOUSTER Sept 6 The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will meet at Mrs I N McHarg’s New Marshfield Road Athens on Thursday for a potluck dinner. GLOUSTER Sept 6 An automobile collision at Trimble Monday night damaged two cars and a porch. no injuries reported. Ray Clifford of Corning and a Modoc resident collided while meeting in passing, throwing both vehicles out of control.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Athens
Trimble
Pearl Anderson
Ray Clifford
Corning
Glouster Celebrants Freed by Mayor Allen
Glouster reports Labor Day arrests cleared by Mayor Andrew Allen with no charges filed citing excessive celebration. Officials say leniency not a precedent. Assault charges against A. J. Price, former postmaster, were not given to the mayor, who expects to file in Athens later.
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Glouster
Andrew Allen
A. J. Price
Price
Athens
Kellys in Reunion First Family Meeting At Home
The first Kelly family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kelly in Glouster. A basket dinner was served and the event was declared an annual affair with the 1934 reunion set for the first week in September. Present were numerous Kelly relatives and friends from nearby towns.
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Glouster
Mary Frances Pot. Corning
Frank Kelly
Orin Radcliffe
Joanna
Newark
Fred Kelly
McConnelsville
Harry Kelly
Nelsonville
Alfred Jonas
Robert
Germantown
Roy McDonald
Dayton
Forest Kelly
Clarence Kelly
Foster
Paul
Claudine
Woodrow
Laura
Nellie
Class Entertained Mrs Bryson Hosts Church Group at Home
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. W. W. Bryson's home in Glouster. Mrs. Mary MecCance assisted. Readings on Prayer and Missions were given by Bess Henshaw and Jennie Jones. Sabra Armstrong led Bible study. Prizes awarded to Lena Smith Sabra Armstrong Irene Morris and Cassie Vaughn. Fifteen members attended. Next meeting at Mrs. Jennie Jones's home.
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Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
W. W. Bryson
Mary MecCance
Bess Henshaw
Jennie Jones
Lalla Danford
Sabra Armstrong
Lena Smith
Irene Morris
Cassie Vaughn
Funeral Attendees From Out of Town Attend Carpenter Rites
Funeral services for Ed ward F. Carpenter drew many visitors from across Ohio and neighboring states. Attendees listed include Rev. D. L. Browning from Grandview, M A Carter and Helen Saw yer, Anna Jones and John Carpenter from Cincinnati, A B Bleezing of Windsor Canada, L F Carpenter of Washington D C, Mrs A L MacFarland of St Clairesville, and others from Malta, Nelsonville, Ringgold, Corning, Athens, and Chesterhill.
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Glouster
Edward F. Carpenter
D. L. Browning
Grandview
M. A. Carter
Helen Sawyer
Columbus
Anna Jones
John Carpenter
Cincinnati
A. B. Bleezing
Windsor
Canada
L. F. Carpenter
Washington D. H
A. L. MacFarland
St. Clairesville
Charles
Fred Smith
Malta
L. A. Carpenter
William Woodyard
Chesterhill
Mary Wilson
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
M. Hutchinson
McConnelsville
Emery Wells
Ringgold
Emmett Rogers
W. T. Hermey
Corning
S. Carpenter
Bart Davidson
John Jogers
M. M. Truax
Patsy Winters
C. B. Dillon
L. F. Jones
Betty
Pauline Jones
Athens
Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Glouster Hall
Glouster announces a regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at the American Legion hall on High Street Thursday at 7 30 in the evening.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
High Street
Palace Theater Remodel Begins in Glouster
Work started Tuesday on the Palace Theater remodeling in Glouster. The front will be altered to add seating, a new screen and modern sound equipment will be installed, with completion targeted in several weeks.
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Glouster
Palace Theater
Officials Witness Sharon Transformer Demonstration
Glouster City officials W J Golding Worthy Parker and Malcolm Dunnett traveled to Sharon Pennsylvania to witness a demonstration of a new electric transformer. The device is protected against lightning and overloads. Sixty five attendees from various states joined a dinner at Sharon Country Club. Mrs W J Golding accompanied the trip and visited her mother in North Lima.
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Glouster
W. J. Golding
Worthy Parker
Board of Public Affairs
Malcolm Dunnett
Sharon
Sharon Country Club
North
Lima
Operators To Meet Nelsonville Truck Mine Aides
All truck mine operators are asked to attend a meeting in the Spray Building on West Washington Street Thursday night. The notice, issued by secretary Clarence Wemsley, lists Carbon Dale Coonville Carbon Hill Chauncey New Straitsville and Nelsonville districts.
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Nelsonville
the Spray
West Washington Street
Clarence Wemsley
Carbondale
Coonville
Carbon Hill
Chauncey
New Straitsville
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