Nelsonville High to field heavier football squad this fall
Nelsonville High School will field a 35 player football team this fall with 12 lettermen and about seven to eight husky starters. Coach Chester Hannahs announced at the first assembly that practice starts mid afternoon with light attire. The team, led by captain Bagley, includes nine sophomores and a schedule featuring games at Glouster Athens Wellston New Lexington Athens Pomeroy and Logan with an early open date.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Chester Hannahs
Hannahs
Swyers
G. Butts
Hatch
Shafer
C. Patton
Galvin
Haffner
Pritchard
Davis
Devol
Ervin
Mrs Elizabeth McConaha Dies at 79 in Nelsonville
Elizabeth McConaha 79 died Sunday at her daughter Mrs David Williams home on Canal Street Nelsonville. Arrangements for funeral services have not been completed.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth McConaha
David Williams
Canal Street
Women's Relief Corps Meeting Planned at IOOF Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a meeting this evening at 7:30 at the I O O F Hall. Members are urged to attend.
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Woman's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Wesley Six Dies After Long Illness at 62
Wesley Six aged 62 died Sunday at his Carbondale home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Carbondale M E Church with burial in Greenlawn. He belonged to the Carbondale I O O F Lodge and is survived by his wife, a stepson Floyd Mosier of Carbondale, a stepdaughter Mrs. John Barrows of Nelsonville, three sisters and two brothers.
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Nelsonville
Wesley
Carbondale
Fasteeth Powder Advertises Firm False Teeth
A new improved powder named Fasteeth promises to hold false teeth firm and comfortable all day without gooey taste. The ad claims you can eat, laugh and talk with comfort and recommends Quick's Cut Rate or your local druggist as sources.
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Quick
Adv
Young People Elect Nelsonville Church Leaders
Tom Wolf was elected president of the Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church at Nelsonville in a fall meeting attended by about 45 members. The nominating committee also named officers including Clifford Linton and Joe Galvin as vice presidents and Mary Joe Haffner as secretary.
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Nelsonville
Tom Wolf
Young People’society of the Presbyterian Church
Mary Lou Hudson
Margaret Weltzheimer
Lloyd Evans
Frank Knox
Clifford Linton
Joe Galvin
Mary Joe Haffner
Mary Elizabeth Wolf
Margaret Galvin
Elizabeth Backus
Jack Haff
Columbus Turf Club overwhelms Nelsonville Merchants 6 to 1
On Sunday at City Playgrounds Columbus Turf Club, a colored nine, beat the Nelsonville Merchants 6 to 1 behind Fisher’s three hit pitching. Paul Taylor allowed nine hits as Carter and Lattimore starred in defense and Womack and Fisher led the Turf Club with a triple and a single each. The attendance topped two thousand.
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Fisher
Columbus
Nelsonville Merchants
Paul Taylor
Merchants
Carter
Lattimore
Womack and Fisher
Turf Club
Nels. Merch
ABROA
Whyte
Smith
Hartley
Galvin
Ray
Dupler
Linton
Stewart
Hilleary
Graham
Garner
Taylor
COL. Turf Club
Abrhoa
Rile
Womack
Johnson
Nels. Merchants
Cols. Turf Club
Dounie
Patton
Woodson
Fined $200 on Possession Charge After Beer Find
Nelsonville reports William Colbert pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and was fined $200 and costs. Police found 60 bottles of beer and a six gallon crock in his residence. Colbert also faced a receiving stolen property charge. bonds set at $200. Officers recovered various items from his home believed stolen for beer trades. Everett Shivers and John Topsail faced related charges with hearings and fines set.
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J. W. Hickman
Athens County
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Poplar
High Streets
George Bateman
Prohibition
Thomass. Bush
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Everett Shivers
Elmer Bay
Lick Run Mine
John Topsail
Hickman
Divide Bill Murray City and Logan Divide Honors in Sunday Games
Nelsonville reports a Sunday double header where Murray City and Logan split wins. Logan took the first game 6 to 4 with Walker and Columber in the Logan battery and Jonas Phillips and Christian for Murray City. Murray City won the second 2 to 1 with Jones Columbus for Logan and Snedden Christian for Murray City.
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Columber
Swyers
Wright
Walker
Jonas
Phillips
Christian
Jones
Columbus
Battery
Snedden
Nelsonville High to Expand Music Department
Nelsonville will expand its Music Department at the start of the new school year. Any student with a musical instrument can join the junior band or orchestra, gaining ensemble experience and promotion to senior groups as ability grows. The senior band needs flutes piccolos oboes French horns bassoons and strings players are invited to join the senior orchestra. contact Ward W Hamm, supervisor of music.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Ward W. Hamm
Boston Wool Market Sees Gains Despite Holiday Slowdown
A robust week in Boston wool trade saw broad volume and price gains despite holidays. Buyers pursued a wide range of wools with 56s 48s and 60s advancing notably, keeping activity only modestly slower than recent weeks.
Ingalls To Talk Here Sept. 21
David S. Ingalls Republican candidate for Ohio Governor will open his county campaign with a Nelsonville public meeting on Wednesday Sept. 21. An airplane arrival around 4 30 pm precedes a reception and dinner at the Presbyterian Church limited to 200 attendees. Dinner tickets are sold at Republican Headquarters Athens or via Mrs C H Bartlett Nelsonville. After dinner the Nelsonville High School Band will perform on the Public Square before his address.
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David S. Ingalls
Republcan
Ohio
Athens County
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Committee On
Republican
Athens
C. H. Bartlett
Athens County Womans Republican Club
Nelsonville High School
Ingalis
Local visitors join Allen family reunion at Rising Park
Mr and Mrs Glen Allen and daughter Jean along with Miss Mary Jo Bowers attended the Allen family reunion at Rising Park in Lancaster on Sunday. Nearby visits included the Kessingers and Elizabeth, and Dr. Corrgan with others from Columbus hosted by Dr and Mrs Hill and Attorney and Mrs Gibson.
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Jean
Mary Jo Bowers
Lancaster
Allen
Rising Park
Raymond Rkunscoe
Clyde Wade
Marie Spencer
Charles Glenn
Buckeye Lake
E. J. Kessinger
Mary Elizabeth
Columbus
Corrgan
Margaret Hall
N. Hill
C. M. Gibson
D. W
Local visits and education moves noted
In the latter place Mr Moore's brother Mr and Mrs L B Moore Mrs Minnie Laughlin and daughter Edna left today for Lima for a week as guests of Mrs Jennie Quinlan. Miss Rachel Wilson left Saturday for Gallipolis to teach commercial in the high school this term. Miss Jean Lama returned home in Middleport ending a week's visit with Miss Barbara Steenrod. Mrs Earl Funk and her little son and Mrs C A Hooper of Athens visited relatives here Saturday.
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Mrs. L. B Moore
Minnie Laughlin
Edna
Lima
Jennie Quinlan
Misa Rachel Wilson
Gallipolis
Jean Lama
Middleport
Barbara Steenrod
Earl Funk
Little Son
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Bettman and Bulkley Agree to Prohibition Debate
U S Senator Robert J Bulkley accepts a challenge from Attorney General Gilbert Bettman Republican nominee to a debate on the prohibition issue Bettman issued the challenge at a dinner in Cleveland hosted by Mrs Carl H Hanna Bettman calls the Democratic Party hypocritical on prohibition and awaits a date for the debate
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Robert J. Bulkley
Gilbert Bettman
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Bettman
Carl H Hanna
Bulkiey
Brunner Attacks Ingalls Tactics In Ohio Governor Race
Columbus report says Democratic state chairman Henry G Brunner charged Republican nomine David S Ingalls with spreading misinformation about public records and a state deficit. Brunner cited White administration cuts and claimed no state deficit, contrasting with Ingalls charge of a ten million dollar shortfall.
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David S Ingalla
Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Brunner
Ingalls
Treasury
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