New Fashions At Industrial Tent Show
Nelsonville reports fall fashions in autos, wearables, radios, and home goods on display at the merchants and industrial tent on Fort Street. Wholesale, grocery, electrical, dairy products, tires and oils, furniture and jewelry compete for attention as visitors crowd the aisles. Agricultural displays by Grange groups and 4 H Club feature quilts, canning, home baking, flowers, with prizes expected today as the weeklong festivities continue.
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Nelsonville
Fort Street
Dynamited Fish Arrests Near Nelsonville
John McGuire Kimberly and Bud Price pleaded guilty to dynamiting fish in the Hocking River below Nelsonville. Each was fined 25 dollars plus costs after arraignment before Mayor Bill Hickman. Affidavits by Game Warden Barney LeFever supported the charge. Vernon Dicken and wife pled not guilty to malicious destruction of property and were held to the Grand Jury under 106 dollar bond.
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Nelsonville
John McGuire
Kimberly
Bud Price
East End
Bill Hickman
Barney LeFever
Glouster
Hocking
Vernon Dicken
Maude Whitlatch
Contrast Times Old Home Week Window Displays
Old Home Week in Nelsonville features two contrasting transport scenes at H. W. Shafer Grocery Fayette Street. One window shows an era of dirt roads wagons and smithies while the adjoining window presents modern travel with airplanes electric trains good roads and electric lights. Eugene Steenrod and Leonard Newman prepared the displays attracting much attention.
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Nelsonville
H. W. Shafer
Fayette Street
Eugene Steenrod
Leonard Newman
Nelsonville Barber Theo dore Travis Taken to Grant Hospital
Theo dore Toby Travis longtime Nelsonville barber was rushed to Grant Hospital in Columbus for abdominal surgery after falling ill Saturday. The condition and exact nature of the intestinal illness were not disclosed.
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Nelsonville
Theodore “Toby” Travis
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Reconstruction Battles Ongoing As Condition Remains Serious
A fragment notes that injuries from a clash are under reconstruction efforts and the patient’s condition is regarded as serious, with officials monitoring the situation for further updates.
Local residents welcome visitors during homecoming week
Notes of many people visiting relatives and returning home across Columbus Ames Lebanon and Martysville during homecoming week. Ralph Ely returns to Wooster after vacation with parents. James Pritchard returns to Columbus after a long visit with his brother Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Pritchard. Edith Owens Ruff Lancaster visits here. Several families travel between Columbus Athens and surrounding towns for extended visits.
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Ralph Ely
Wooster
Tom Sheppard
Columbus
James Pritchard
A. L. Pritchard
Charles Ruff
Edith Owens) Lancaster
W. J. Evans
Lebanon
W. L. Hudson
Clariesa Graham
Martysville
Charles Martin
Hoodlett
Micky’ McClain
Tayloraville Illinois
Jac Martin
Auburn
New York
G. PD. Ridemour
Don Davie
Bobh
Ellen
Athens
Henry
Ames Wile
Ralph Henry
Lawrence Finke
Mew
Cyrua James
Hyde Hostesses Honor Cleveland Guests at Columbus Street Gathering
Mrs W H Hyde and Mrs Frank Jackson entertained Tuesday evening at 29 E Columbus St for Mrs E S McCune and Mrs Otto Kaelin of Cleveland. Out of town guests included Mrs Arthur Burgess Lancaster Mrs Charles Lowden Columbus Mrs Walter Floto Steubenville and Mrs Bob Keynes Logan. Seven tables were used for the play with high scores awarded to Mrs J B Preston first Mrs Stacy Sharp second and Mrs C H Ruble third. Mrs Kaelin and Mrs McCune received guest prizes.
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W. H. Hyde
Frank Jackson
Hyde
E. Columbus Street
E. S. McCune
Otto Kaelin
Cleveland
Arthur Burgess
Lancaster
Charles Lowden
Columbus
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Bob Keynes
Logan Bridge
J. B. Preston
Stacy Sharp
C. H Ruble
Kaelin
McCune
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Bartlett
Mrs
Iness
Evans
Thor
Gadbury
Electric Shop
Ajestic
Alpacca Rayon
Nelsonville Dry Goods Company
Nelso
Glen
Thomas
Joe Mathewson
Sona
Cc. A. Howper
A. Stover
Lillian
Calumbeos
A. Walkes
Comnabus
J. D. Ape Drews
J. W. Shafer
M. ©. Shafer
J. W. Brown
John Monks
Charles
Mra
Wendell Nelson
Titusville
Florida
Mra. M. H. Late
Tuckoffc Biggest and Best Stores
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Engit N ii
Cc Dake
Chauncey
the Boot Shop
Goodyear
Goodliyear Lubhfind
SAU
MAC
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Chesterfield
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