Emancipation Day events attract 500 at Nelsonville playgrounds
The Nelsonville community held Emancipation Day activities at the city playgrounds with about 500 attendees. The program featured a Nelsonville High School band concert, remarks by Mayor J W Hickman and speakers Senator L J Eberle Dr E E LeFever and Dr Hopewell. The Nelsonville Giants baseball team defeated Columbus Vants 11 to 6 in a showcase game. A track meet followed the game and festivities ended with a dance at the American Legion building with music by a Columbus orchestra.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
J. W. Hickman
L. J. Eberle
E. E. LeFever
Glouster
Doctor Hopewell
Columbus
Neéise
Giants
Dave Woodson
Humphrey
Alumbus
Brooks
Woodson
Lewis
American Legion
Nelsonville High Sponsored Food Exhibit Window Display
Nelsonville High School Home Economics classes sponsor an exhibit of canned foods in the window of the Southern Ohio Electric Co Public Square from September 24 to October. This is the first exhibit by the classes this year.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Old Dutch Chocolate Shop
Public Square
Mrs. Carrie Windle Callahan Dies in Columbus
Relatives in Nelsonville are notified of the death of Mrs. Carrie Windle Callahan 25 at her Columbus home after a six month illness. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Windle and survived by husband Michael J. Callahan a son four step-children her parents four brothers and four sisters. Body to be brought to Nelsonville for funeral arrangements pending.
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Nelsonville
Carrie Windle Callahan
Cleveland Ave
Columbus
Ralph Windle
Michael J. Callahan
Health Topic At Fort Street Church Addressed By Dr J L Webb
Dr J L Webb speaks on The Health of the High School Student at Fort Street Church of Christ Sunday at 6 30 PM The meeting includes devotions on Jesus Use of His Body Miss Arlene Betts leads the social and recreational program.
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Nelsonville
Fort Street
Church of Christ
J. L. Webb
Jesus
Arlene Betts
Business Girls Class Hosts Meet At Mrs Brady Home
Mrs. George Brady entertained the Business Girls Class of the Christian Sunday School and their teacher Mrs. Frank Betts at her home. A brief business session was led by Miss Helen Verity, with treasurer’s report by Mrs. Paul Allen. Mrs. Sylvester Ross was the guest. a two course luncheon was served.
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George Brady
The
Christian Sunday School
Frank Betts
Helen Verity
Paul Allen
Sylvester Ross
Home Craft Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Goldie Kuhn's
The Home Craft Club met Thursday night at Mrs. Goldie Kuhn's home with eight members present. Mrs. Blanche Stanley won the capsule prize and Mrs. Mary Adams took the bingo prize. A luncheon followed the social time.
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Goldie Kuhn
Blanche Stanley
Mary Adams
Girl Scouts Sponsor Bake Sale at Wilsons Grocery
The Girl Scouts sponsor a bake sale at Wilsons Grocery this Saturday at 9 a.m. Funds raised support troop activities and local projects.
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Wilson's Grocery
Bridge Shower Given for Mrs Barrows by Mrs Barber
Mrs Shelby Barber on Poplar Street hosted a surprise bridge shower Wednesday night for Mrs George Barrows. Two tables of bridge were played with Mrs W F Gray taking high score and Mrs Roy Davis second. a luncheon followed.
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Shelby Barber
Poplar Street
George Barrows
Glee Club Forms at Nelsonville High School
Forty two girls gathered for the first Girls Glee Club meeting at Nelsonville High School on September 23. Plans for an active year were outlined and the group will later settle to about thirty five members.
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Nelsonville
Royal Gilbert
Agnes Hillen
Rosemary Smith
Arlene Betts
Mary Jo Haffner
Kathryn Lee
Betty Wemsley
Elsie Keating
Frances Barron
Jennie Juniper
Louise McDowell
Margaret Hampton
Vesper Warehime
Gertrude Patton
Fae Shelton
Evelyn Hughes
Isabelle Easterling
Margaret Howe
Dorothy Howe
Almarine Johnson
Mariel Sayre
Elizabeth Pierce
Wilma Evans
Fannie Glenn
Mary C. Miller
Ruth Warehime
Vera Shafer
Anna Mae Voigt
Mercedes Keeton
Arlene Patton
Jo Riley
Jeanne Freer
Marjorie Mathewson
Betty Sayre
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Clara Galvin
Elizabeth Backus
Barbara Steenrod
Wilma Scott
Mary M. Betts
Margaret Connor
Nellie Logan
Lois Bateman
Local visitors greet hospital patient and relatives in Ohio
Earl Michael visited his wife in Mercy Hospital Columbus where she recovers from eye surgery. Mr and Mrs Walter Flio do and daughter Martha of Steubenville are guests of Mrs Floto's parents Mr and Mrs Vern Vorhes. Mrs C Homer Durand of Coshocton is staying with Mrs O A Rider at 46 Fayette Street.
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Earl Michael
Columbus
Mercy Hospital
Walter Fliodo
Martha
Steubenville
Floto
Vern Vorhes
Home Economics Club Reorganizes With 39 Members
The Home Economics Club met on Sept 20 1932 to reorganize with 39 members present. Officers elected include President Jennie Tennihill Vice President Mary Neil Lanner Secretary Fannie Glenn and Treasurer Wilma Evans. Membership limited to grades nine through twelve with alumni honorary status. Supervisor Mrs Horch.
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Jennie Tennihill
Mary Neil Lanner
Fannie Glenn
Wilma Evans
Horch
Social Evening Hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Baker
Mr and Mrs Earl Baker of Jefferson Street entertained Wednesday evening with guests Mr and Mrs John Cook and Miss Theresa Steffin of Corning, and Miss Gertrude Steffin of Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn New York. Mrs Baker served a refreshment course.
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Earl Baker
Jefferson Street
John Cook
Theresa Steffin
Corning
Gertrude Steffin
L. I. College Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Baker
Mizpah Class Elects Officers at M. E. Church Meeting
The Mizpah Class of the M. E. Church met at Miss Ella Patton's Chestnut Street home. Officers for the new year were elected: President Mrs. Burl Wallace. vice president Miss Elizabeth Linton. secretary treasurer Miss Margaret Clark. correspondent Mrs. N. E. Dowler. A luncheon followed for guests and members. The next meeting will be Oct 18 at Miss Bertha Howard's home with Miss Deer assisting.
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Ella Patton
Chestnut Street
Burl Wallace
Elizabeth Linton
Margaret Clark
Preas
N. E. Dowler
Martin Ohlinger
Clint Patton
Mary Ellen Patton
Bertha Barker
C. E. Washburn
Neilson E. Dowler
Louise Pearce
Bertha Howard
Besse Deer
Cavanaugh Golden Wedding Celebration In Zaleski
Mrs James Cavanaugh Mrs Malcolm Raybould and son Jack and Mrs Earl Baker visited Zaleski Sunday for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Cavanaugh Jack Raybould sang solos at the afternoon tea at the Cavanaugh home and again at the solemn mass at the Catholic Church Monday morning in honor of the event.
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James Cavanaugh
Malcolm Raybould
Jack
Earl Baker
Zaleski
George Cavanaugh
Jack Raybould
Cavanaugh
Salemn
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Clines
Mr and Mrs John Cline entertained their children, grandchildren and neighbors on their thirty seventh wedding anniversary on Sept 18. Gifts were received and refreshments served. Guests included Lloyd Nichison and family, Clarence Cooley and family, Orvill Cline, Roy Cline and children, Asa Cline and family, Earl Tewksberry and daughters, Mattie Cecil, Thelmore Stansbury and families, Dale Stansbury and children, Dwane Kitamiller and daughter, Ralph Sharp, Howard Elliott, Clark Cline, Frank Schollis, Masters Nichols of New Marshfield, Robert Cottrill and children, Miss Mary Cottrill, and others.
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John Cline
Lloyd Nichison
John Lee
Ann
Billie
Clarence Cooley
Bernard
Howard
Robert
Athens
Orvill Cline
Roy Cline
Wesley
Arnold
Helen
Albany
Asa Cline
Stanley
Olive
McArthur
Earl Tewksberry
Mary
Donna Kathryn
Matt
Robert Cottrill
Bobbie and
Glen
Mary Cottrill
New Plymouth
Dr Landrith to Speak on Prohibition in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on September 3 192? at 3 p.m. Dr Ira Landrith a noted prohibition advocate will address a rally urging youth support. The Allied Forces Allied Campaigners sponsor the event at the First Christian Church as part of a nationwide effort to educate young voters about the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Nelsonville
Bill Young Peorie
Allied Forces
John J. Scott
Ira Landrith
Doctor Landrith
Landrith
First Christian Church
Guard Shot At Hunterdon
A mining district attack is described with Colonel Shetler denying military protection. The speaker laments Ohio’s refusal to safeguard about 200 workers and the company, noting repeated refusals and a threat of further action.
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Shetler
Nelsonville
White
Ohio
Two Buchtel Men Arraigned In Court Here Today
Carl Poling and Henry Poling of Buchtel were bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court after pleading not guilty to charges arising from a Sept 18 incident in Buchtel. Carl faced assault charges against Lt Noble of the Ohio National Guard with a $300 bond set, while Henry denied shooting at George Pavlik and must post $1200 bond. Both are jailed awaiting bond.
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Buchtel
Carl
Henry Poling
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Cc. H. Porter
Carr
Noble
Ohio National Guard
Henry
George Pavlik
Athens County
Albany R D No 1 Church Notices and Visits
Sunday services at Airline Church announced with Sunday School at 9 20 and preaching at 10 30 led by Rev Homer Vian. Prayer services start Sept 31 at Townhouse M E Church. Local visits include Mrs Jennie Kuhn returning home from Carpenter and Miss Cecil Everly visiting Hebbardaville. Glenn A Scott and Elmo Scott delivered cattle to Partersburg Union Stockyards. Rev N F P Angell and family visited Harold Peacock.
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Airline
Homer Vian
Glenn A. Scott
Elmo Scott
Union
Partersburg
W. Va
Rev. N. FP. Angell
Near Pomersey
Harold Peacock
Government traces tickets to Senator Davie at trial
The government traced a large bundle of alleged lottery tickets to United States Senator James J. Davie at the opening of day five of his Federal Court trial. The charges allege violations of the federal statute prohibiting lottery tickets in the mail and in interstate commerce.
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New York
Sept
United States
James J. Davie
Davis
Dayton Day campaigns boost local merchants and ads
Merchants in Dayton report success of three Dayton Days promotions aimed at stimulating buying. Increased advertising spurred unusually large newspaper editions with The News publishing 36 pages, The Herald 60 pages, and the Journal morning 72 pages during the drive.
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Dayton, O
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Dayton
Ing
The
News
the Herald
Journal
Public Drunk Driving Fines In Athens City Court
Mayor Porterfield fined a man named Athens resident $100 and costs for driving a car while intoxicated, with license suspended for six months. Emmett Parker of Athens received $23 and costs for intoxication.
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A. BR
Porterfield
Athens
Robert &. Wool
Emmett Parker
Athena
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Dr. Landrith
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Hebbardaville
Gladys Collina
George W. Scott
Keith
Dale
Max
Ed Balies
Sam C. Scott
G. Nichols
Lower Paine
Arthur Coon
Dorie
Papers Aid Business
Luckoff
Sizvee
Saed
Sayon Underwear
Aratee Guihieas
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Hrlanketa
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