Nelsonville child dies after street accident
Charles Stufflebean four of Dorr Run died at home from injuries after being struck by a car last Saturday. Police found the driver Fred Wise of Logan blameless with no charges filed. He had been taken to Cherrington Hospital and later returned home as the family planned funeral arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Charles Stufflebean
Ash Stufflebean
Dorr Run
George Bateman
Fred Wise
Logan
Wise
Cherrington Hospital
Nelsonville Mechemsa dominant in Centennial alleys bowling night
Nelsonville Mechemsa won both games Tuesday in the City Bowling League at Central Alleys from C. D. Shafers. The third game was postponed due to Louis Baer fight interest. Thursday night Martin Cleaners will meet Brooks Shoe Company.
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Nelsonville
Mechemsa
C. D. Shafers
Louis Baer
Martin Cleaners
Brooks Shoe Company
Women’s Business and Professional Club Plans Dinner
Nelsonville report says the Women’s Business and Professional Club will host a dinner meeting Tuesday evening at the secretary Miss Blanche Moorehead’s home to receive new members. Logan club officers will attend for initiation. Sigrid Love and Irma Wilson coordinate the program and dinner. Buckeye Lodge Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Anna McLaughlin’s Campbell Street home.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Business and Professional Club
Blanche Moorehead
Logan Club
Irma Wilson
Mable Haffner
Sigrid Love
Buckeye Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Anna McLaughlin
Campbell Street
Buchtel Brief News Notes Recap of Local Visits and Events
Buchtel residents attended the National Tiranois Stores picnic in Athens with many named attendees. Local families welcomed newborns, visits from CCC enrollees, and travels to Charleston Wellston Wellsburg and Akron. Several residents recovered from illness and returned to work after recent absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Athens
Mra
Anna Harris
Mert Willis
John Maurer
Jacob Wagner
Mary Alice
Robert Corwin
Doris
Charlies Mohney
Agnes McDonald
John Sabo
Stella Krotche
Henry Krotche
Adolph Levandosky
Margaret Colbert
D. E. Bookman
Elsie
Bernice
Robby George Bookman
Lucille Sayre
James Tolliver
Jimmie
Betty
John McGee
Walter Hopstetter
Dean Robinson
Steva Crabtree
Nelsonville
Carl Moore
Kathleen
Clay and Hartland
W. Va
Mire
Harve Lafollette
Charleroi
Frank Bartoe
Clarence Lafollett
Jennie McKinney
Wellston
Ed Whetstone
Dela Stevens
Jake Martin
Charles King
Wellsburg
Mr King
Hugh King
Mary King
Happy Hollow
Walter Smathers
Wafred Fayre
Monica
Cherrington Hospital
Munday
Arnold Talks To Rotarians In Nelsonville Discussion of Constitutional amendments
E J Arnold superintendent of schools spoke to the Rotary Club in Nelsonville on amendments to the constitution. He noted 21 amendments adopted since 1789 and highlighted the Bill of Rights the 18th through the 21st amendments. Kenneth Kinneer was a guest, with Earl Crouse and Gene Connors praising the event.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
E. J. Arnold
Thos. N. Hoover
Ohio University
Arnold
Kenneth Kinneer
Earl Crouse
Gene Connors
Nelsonville Troop 46 Leaders Plan Evening Meeting
Troop 46 committeemen Roy Tomlinson Jim Patton Bill Lawson Harry Wolfe and Earl Bateman will meet tonight at the K of P Building after lodge to consider troop business. The troop expects to have West School Building room painted before Friday and meets there at 7 30 that evening. Patrol Leaders for the last quarter are Charles Levering Don Wachenschwanz John Johnson each with assigned patrol starting Friday. Scout Jimmie Linscott was promoted to Troop Quartermaster. The troop has 28 regular members. Local leaders will hold a special session next week to discuss the Athens County Council setup.
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Nelsonville
Roy Tomlinson
Jim Patton
Bill Lawson
Harry Wolfe
Earl Bateman
K. of P
West School
Charles Levering
Don Wachenschwanz
John Johnson
Jimmie Linscott
Harold Lehman
Athens County Council
Funeral for Marion Resident Is Held
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. at the home in Marion Township Hocking County for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Inboden a lifelong Marion Township resident and well known in Nelsonville She was the sister of Mrs James W Shafer of Nelsonville and leaves brothers and sisters J A Blosser Mrs Frank Webb J G Blosser Mrs Luella Bartoe and Mrs J F Dehnen with details of their locations shown.
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Nelsonville
Marion Township
Hocking County
Mary Elizabeth Inboden
Inboden
James W. Shafer
J. A. Blosser
Frank Webb
Carbon Hill
J. G. Blosser
Gore
Luella Bartoe
Lancaster
J. F. Dehnen
Logan
Mrs Catherine Hall Roundaveld Undergoes Appendectomy
Mrs Catherine Hall Roundaveld of Columbus and formerly of Nelsonville underwent an appendectomy at Grant Hospital on Saturday. Her condition is listed as satisfactory. She is the granddaughter of Mrs George Sargeant of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Catherine Hall Roundaveld
Columbus
Grant Hospital
George Sargeant
Arnold Enters Ohio State University Engineering Jr Year
Mrs. Ralph Parks and Mrs. E. J. Arnold spent Tuesday in Columbus. They went today to enroll Gene Arnold at Ohio State University. He is entering his junior year in an engineering course.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Parks
E. J. Arnold
Columbus
Gene Arnold
Ohio State University
Franklin Fillinger stroke patients show slight improvement
Nelsonville report says Frank Fillinger recovered slightly from a Tuesday morning stroke. His wife Mrs. Fillinger remains in serious condition with right side paralysis.
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Nelsonville
Frank Fillinger
Band Boosters Plan Third Bingo Night for Nelsonville
Nelsonville notes a third bingo party by the Band Boosters Club Friday in the K of P Hall. Unusual baked goods prizes are planned and donations are welcome via Mrs. Orland Gandee. Proceeds benefit Nelsonville High School Band.
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Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
K. of P. Hall
Orland Gandee
Esther Class Meeting At Christian Church
Esther Class of the Christian Church holds a Thursday meeting with a pot luck dinner at 6 pm followed by business. All members urged to attend. Quilting will be available Thursday afternoon at the church.
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Nelsonville
Esther
The
Christian Church
Small Son Is Guest Of Honor at Party
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbel hosted a surprise ninth birthday party for Harley Joe at her home 289 Franklin Street in Nelsonville. About twenty guests attended with games, contests, ice cream cake and chocolate bar favors. The Loyal Woman's Class of the Methodist Church will meet Friday night with Mrs. Goss Johnson at 425% Cherent Street.
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Nelsonville
Charlotte Hubbel
Franklin Street
Harley Joe
Loyal Woman's Class
The
Methodist Church
Charles Monks
Goss Johnson
Cherenut Street
First Presbyterian Choir Opens Fall Practice in Nelsonville
The choir at First Presbyterian Church begins its first fall practice on Thursday at 7:20 PM inside the church.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Dresher Hosts Presbyterian Missionary Society
Nelsonville report says Mrs. Rachel Dresher will host Thursday afternoon for the Presbyterian Missionary Society with Mrs. H D Krieg as program leader.
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Nelsonville
Rachel Dresher
Thorsday
Presbyterian Missionary Society
H. D. Krieg
Miss Mary Ada Line Wilson Heads to Ohio State
Mary Ada Line Wilson departed Nelsonville for Columbus to begin her freshman year at Ohio State University and will reside at Westminster Hall on campus.
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Nelsonville
Mary Adaline Wilson
Columbus
Ohio State University
Westminster Hall
Nelsonville Briefs Items From Town and Nearby
Miss Ina Hoover of New Salem spent Tuesday here on business. Mr and Mrs C W Backus left Tuesday on a motor trip to Iowa. William Mills is a business visitor in Washington DC.
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Ina Hoover
New Salem
C. W. Backus
Iowa
William Mills
Washington, D.C
Chauncey Dinner Honors Local Residents and Executed Man
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Joe Staley hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs Bernard Melenger and children from Nelsonville Mrs Jack Burge of Floodwood Mr and Mrs Curtis Watson and children of Athens Pearley Wicks of Concord and Mr and Mrs Clarence Staley of Chauncey William Kemmier, executed in New York on August 6 1890, was the first person electrocuted in that state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Joe Staley
Bernard Melenger
Nelsonville
Jack Burge
Floodwood
Curtis Watson
Athens
Pearley Wicks
Concord
Clarence Staley
William Kemmier
New York
Bradbury News Briefs
Bradbury notes list social visits in Bradbury and Middleport. Evensons and Archers family health updates appear with births, illness, and moves. Local residents like Earl Archer and Dana Adams are mentioned with recoveries and hospital status.
Mrs Kempton Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Hermen Kempton was surprised at her Taylor Ridge home last Thursday as friends gathered in the living room. She received a set of cups and saucers for her birthday, with a lunch served. Attending were Mrs James Harrison, Mrs John Davis, Mrs Fred Heffken, Mrs P B Chalfant, Mrs Fred Olbers, Mrs Carl Welling, Mr and Mrs Hermen Kempton and family members. John and Ira Kempton also present.
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Taylor Ridge
Hermen Kempton
Iris
Mary
Hazel
Dortha
Wahneta
Cora Kempton
John
Ira Kempton
John Davis
Glouster
Curtis Kempton
Della Chalfant
Chalfant
Jessie Wilson
Bessie Wright
Circleville
Charlotte Phillips
Kingston
Evan Davis
Hysells Dined With Kings as Census Estimates Poor Housing
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hysell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Vv. King on Sunday. The article notes an estimate that more than 40,000,000 people in the United States are improperly housed.
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Victor Hysell
T. Vv. King
United States
Curtis Kempton Dies After Long Ill Health
Glouster resident Curtis W. Kempton age 50 died at his Broad Street home Tuesday at 9 am after a long illness. He leaves a wife a sister Mrs John Davis two brothers D E Kempton and John Kempton Funeral services Friday at 2 pm at his home led by Rev David P Morris with burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Curtis W. Kempton
Broad Street
John Davis
Taylor Ridge
D. E. Kempton
Chillicothe
John Kempton
David P. Morris
Church of Christ
Maplewood
Mission Group Meeting Reports Nine Members and Five Guests
Shelton Missionary Society held its September meeting at Mrs. Gertrude Rainey’s home with nine members and five visitors. The program covered reading on inspiration and mission work in Tibet Africa and Japan featuring Dr Shelton Dr Dye and Charles Garst.
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Trimble
Shelton Missionary Society
Gertrude Rainey
Herrold
Mies Raber
Shelton
Royal J. Dye
Charles E. Garst
Tibet
Africa
Japan
Christman
Rainey
Brown
Miss Isabel Carter Enters St Marys of the Springs
Miss Isabel Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Carter traveled to Columbus on Tuesday with her mother and brother to enroll at St Marys of the Springs School. Dan
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Glouster
Isabel Carter
G. W Carter
Columbus
St. Marys of the Springs School
Dan
Kittle Couple Return From Eastern Trip
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kittle return from a three weeks journey through the East visiting New England states and Albany New York where they saw their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harper. The gurnard fish can swim glide float fly and walk.
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H. F. Kittle
East
New England
Albany
N. Y
Charles Harper
Past Nobles Picnic At Jacksonville Grove
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge held its September meeting in the grove at Jacksonville. After the business session led by president Martha Kloh, members enjoyed a picnic supper with guests Mrs. Robert Grimm and Mrs. Roy Easler. The October meeting will be at Mrs. Frank Dunlevy’s home.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Grove
Martha Kloh
Robert Grimm
Roy Easler
Frank Dunlevy
Maude Davis
William Hallam
Walter Hill
Martha Kiloh
William Kalt
Emrich Dalton Wedding Reported In St. Marys
Mr and Mrs George Emrich announce the marriage of their daughter Wilma to Ephriam Dalton of Red Town. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dawson at St Marys West Virginia on September 14.
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Glouster
George Emrich
Wilma
Ephriam Dalton
Redtown
Dawson
St. Marys
W. Va
Anniversary observed by Marcellite Rebekah lodge
The Marcellite Rebekah lodge marked its first anniversary with a Saturday night meeting. The program included songs and solos by Rev. David P. Morris and others, an address by M. M. Bryson, followed by ice cream, cake, and a social season.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
America
David P. Morris
Rev. Morris
Oral Jones
Margaret McDonald
Lois Golding
Neva Golding
Dora Ervin
M. M. Bryson
Kiwanians Meet In Columbus Club Gathering
Two Columbus visitors W H Holiday and G MeIlway attended the Kiwanis club meeting at the Gordon Hotel Tuesday noon. Membership attendance was good. The attendance prize from C F Wallace was awarded to L E Richardson.
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Glouster
W. H Holiday
G. MeIlway
Columbus
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Gordon
C. F. Wallace
L. E. Richardson
Glouster Pythian Sisters Plan Trip to Old Man's Cave
Glouster Temple members of the Pythian Sisters will meet at the K of P Hall Thursday night to discuss a trip to Old Man's Cave. Members are asked to bring a potluck lunch.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Old Man's Cave
Community Chest elects Stillman Westbook president
Stillman F Westbook of Hartford Connecticut and vice president at Aetna Life Insurance Company was elected president of Community Chest and Councils at the annual meeting held during the 1935 Mobilization for Human Needs Conference.
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Washington
L&m
Stillman F
Chauncey P T A Plans Study Groups at First Meeting
At Chauncey High School Monday night the Chauncey P T A discussed forming study groups and agreed to meet again next Monday. The group also reviewed first aid room equipment in local schools and urged the Board of Education to help with outfitting. Many Chauncey Dover teachers attended as Paul Fiske was re elected president and led the session.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Board of Education
Chauncey-Dover
Paul Fiske
Chauncey P. T. A
Chauncey Socials Update Chauncey Residents Gather
Chauncey residents visited and hosted guests across town over the weekend. Enos Lookado and others called on Mrs. John Leach near Coolville. Dr. C N Sanders of Millfield and sister-in-law Mrs. George Williamson enjoyed Columbus trip.
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Chauncey
Enos Lookado
William Clary
Cynthia Karns
John Leach
Coolville
Elaine
Paul McKinney
Blaine Bullock
Bailey Run
George Adkins
Jake Chapman
Thomas Cruikshank
CCC
Zaleski
Peter Rankin
Kinney announces eight pound daughter Anna Mae
Chesterhill brief reports the birth of eight pound Anna Mae to Mr and Mrs Robert Kinney on September 19 with the infant cared for by Miss Winifred Warrie Joetown. Also notes Adda Ewart Zanesville real estate hire and several local moves and theft at A C Carr restaurant with window entry and ten dollars stolen.
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Chesterhill
Robert Kinney
Anna Mae
Winifred Warrie
Joetown
Gypsy wedding cake mix contains blood from couple
A sensational report describes flour for a gypsy wedding cake allegedly mixed with blood drawn from both the bride and groom wrists. The claim centers on a ritualistic act linked to the ceremony, with no corroborating details provided.
Trimble Christ Church Holds Home-Coming
Trimble Church of Christ held its annual home-coming on Sunday September 22 with strong attendance. The Bible School featured the Children’s Chorus and Junior Choir under Betty Johnson, and the morning worship featured Rev. Gilbert Courtney with the topic Our Home-Coming Wish. Pearl Christman led the Young People’s Choir, a basket dinner followed, and the afternoon program included invocations, solos, a home-coming sermon by Rev. R F Strickler, talks by Will Merritt and Bart Pettit, and musical selections by Coffman children and choirs. Out-of-town attendees included several families from Chauncey Glouster Columbus Millfield and Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
Bible School
Betty Johnson
Gilbert Courtney
Pearl Christman
D. P. Morris
Iris
Glouster Church
Columbus
Bart Pettit
Millfield
Coffman
Charlie Danford
Willard Buchman
William Baker
Major
Sam Johnson
R. R. Johnson
Erland Coffmand
George Coffman
Olive Kittle
Athens
Will Merritt
Olive Thomas
Marcia Lou
Christine Brown
Henry Williams
David Morris
Campbell
Rose Sanders
Glouster
B. H. Pettit
Francis Earich
Strickler
O. A. Austin
Effie Lamborn
Nelsonville
Harry Grimes
Ringgold
Minister Store Closes After 25 Years in Chauncey
The Edward Minister grocery and general store in Chauncey, open for 25 years, closed Saturday after the death of Mr. Minister last May. Family members had continued the business, and Mrs. Florence Minister and her family recently moved to Athens, ending the operation.
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Chauncey
Edward Minister
Minister
Florence Minister
Athens
Chauncey Party Camps and Fishes at Roxbury
A Chauncey group including Mr and Mrs William Beckley Margaret Johnston Charlie Fenders and the Johnstons and Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson and daughter Margaret spent a weekend camping and fishing at Roxbury on the Muskingum River.
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Chauncey
William Beckley
Margaret Johnston
Charlie Fenders
Burg Johnston
Andrew Jackson
Margaret of
Roxbury
Muskingum River
Tuppers Pastoral Recept Recounts Local Revivals and Visits
A fragmentary notice recalls a revival drive at Tuppers Plains where Rev. Grant Holman led a session from Reedaville. It mentions visitors including Mr. and Mrs Newlan and Mrs Kate Smith, along with livestock incident details and Roy Springer paying for a truck.
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Mechems Bregem 2
Neiman
J. Johnson Carlin
Torr Inns
C.D. Shafers
Business Club
Nelsonville Scout News
Marion
Tondergoprs Operation
Mrs. Fillinger
Gladys George
Leonard Penn
Edward H. Fowler
Penn
New Haven
Conn
Mrs. Dresher
Onio State
Nelsonville Briefs
Caltimore
Ohio
Bradbury News
Bradbury
Marion Maguire
W.M. Huggins
Middleport
Charles Hess
Spain
Charlotte Smith
Lew More
Grave Hill
Mark Stahl
Mary Lou
Louise Evans
Ear
Archer
Clifford Jacobs
Bradford
Dana Adams
Billy Russell
Alpha Russell
Archie Steward
Noble Summit
Elnora Huffman
Parkersburg
R. S. Hyatt
Robert Hyatt Jr
Pittsburgh
Clarence Russell
Hysell Run
Marcella Russell
G. N. Perkins
Mrs. Kempton
Unemployed League
Jacksonville Grove
Chesterhill News
J. M. Hoon
Coshocton
Hoon
Wills Creek
A. C. Carr
H. W. Johnston
Blanche Schofield
Friends
Barnesville
Chester Rowland
Liberty School
Ellsworth Hale
A. A. Boggs
Rhoda Ann White
Pattins Mill
Alice Glassford
Mill Street
Trimble Christ Church
Tuppers Pastoral
Tuppers Plains
Fox
U B
Hemlock Grove
Grant Holmation
Reedaville
Newlan
Zanesville
C. B Kincade
Yy Pittsburgh
M Rutland
Kate Smith
E. B. Ter
Lena Schrey
Elma Shields
Tom Cala
Sunda
Roy Springer
National Brands
Athens Fairgrounds
Joe Clair
L. Parker
Silver Ridge
Plains
Miss Smith
Mason
Olive School
Mary Guerra
K. of P. Bldg
Sewice
Oa 'Tolee
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Ressel
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