Man Seriously Injured In Accident At Nelsonville
LLE, Sept. 26 Glen Loran is believed to be seriously injured when struck on West Washing near the Midnight Inn last night. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital. Police identify the driver as J. W. Freeman of Gainesville who allegedly turned into the street from the west after Freeman had approached the area. Freeman’s injuries were untreated here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogan
Nelsonville
Lle
Glen Loran
Cherrington Hospital
Tan
J. W. _ganesville
Freeman
Cub Selects Delegates for Ohio Conference
At a called Cub meeting J D Adamson and Mrs were elected delegates to the Ohio Federal Woman's Clubs Conference in Lexington October 5 and 6 with L A Whitmore and Mrs as alternates. A marriage license was issued at Catletts to Kissell and Sanner of Nelsonville. Miss is daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanner. The Nelsonville High School graduate is noted in Star Township news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Adamson
Hyde
Hyperion Club
J. D. Adamson
L A. Whitmore
Ohio Federal Woman's Clubs
Lexington
William Morgan
Catletts
Kissell
Columbus
Sanner
Nelsonville
Miss
Star Township
Nelsonville High School
Ding
Ion
Mrs Pheba Sapp 80 Dies Visiting Sister in Trimble
Mrs Pheba Sapp aged 80 died suddenly yesterday while visiting her sister Mrs Charles Stratton in Trimble. The body was taken to her daughter Mrs John Hughes on High Street. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the Latter Day Saints Church with burial at Greenlawn. She leaves six children. her husband Charles preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pheba Sapp
Charles Stratton
Trimble
John Hughes
High Street
Latter Day Saints Church
Greenlawn
Charles
War Veteran Dies Funeral Tomorrow in Nelsonville
Daniel Folmer aged 34 died Monday in the Coatsville Pa Veterans Hospital after long treatment. A World War veteran, he is survived by his wife Ellen Folmer. The body arrived in the city at noon. Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m Thursday at the American Legion Home with Rev Lloyd Evans officiating. Burial will be at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Daniel Folmer
Coatsville
Folmer
Ellen
American Legion
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn
Tough Game in Store For Greyhound Eleven
Nelsonville Greyhounds prepare for a tough clash with Bremen at Bremen Friday. Coach Yantis refines offense and defense after a shaky opener. Bremen boasts two wins this season, having beaten Lancaster 6 0 and New Lexington 33 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound Eleven
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Bremen
Yantis
Fairfield County Boys
Lancaster
New Lexington
Campbell Patient Sent To White Cross Hospital
Nelsonville report indicates Mrs. Gerald Campbell was moved to White Cross Hospital Columbus for treatment. C. E. Campbell rests at home after two operations at Grant Hospital in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gerald Campbell
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
C. E. Campbell
Campbell
Grant Hospital
Local Visits Spotted Across Community Sunday
Mr and Mrs Roy Parker of Colum bus visited the Hewitts in town. Harold Delbert Marstiller and Edward Arthur Duskey drove to Athens. Reta Eckies of Logan visited her parents the Eckies. Mrs Eckies, recently ill, is improved as L C Eckies and Co E Heft of Nelsonville visited their parents. Ed Heft and Mrs Heft also visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Parker
Columbus
Ash Hewitt
Harold
Delbert Marstiller
Edward
Arthur Duskey
Athens
Reta Eckies
Logan
L. C. Eckies
Eckies
Co. E. Heft
Nelsonville
Ed Heft
Nelsonville class studies Japan at church
The Presbyterian Church will host a six week program on Japan led by Rev. Lloyd Evans. The group meets each Wednesday night from 7 to 8 o'clock and begins tonight with an introductory lesson on Japan’s history and geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Japan
Lloyd Evans
East Branch Dam Backers To Visit State Officials
Glouster Kiwanis Club plans to negotiate with Columbus state officials to reopen the East Branch Dam project after a three week promotion lull. The meeting featured Mayor C F Wallace and attendees from Nelsonville Trimbie and Athens, with a site visit to the dam afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch Dam
Kiwanis
C. A. Pride
Vera Kinney
Oral Daugherty
Nelsonville
Porter
Athens
Priscilla Class Set to Meet at Mrs Binderbasin’s Home
The Priscilla Class of the M. E. Sunday School will gather Thursday evening at Mrs. Mary Binderbasin’s Barbour Street residence for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
Mert Glouster
M. E
Mary Binderbasin
Barbour Street
Nelsonville High School holds weekly assembly
Nelsonville High School's regular weekly assembly featured John Huddy taking the new presidency after a speech by retiring president Bob Stalter. Barbara Steenrod and other club leaders spoke, with songs, a vocal trio, and a prayer. In the closing, Huddy led the pledge to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huddy
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville
Bob Stalter
L. T. Powell
Barbara Steenrod
Domino Club
Girl Reserves
Delbert Kuhn
Hi-Y
Wilma Scott
Edith Lehman
Edison Club
Martha Sheppard
Mary Margaret Betta
Elizabeth Backus
Clara Galvin
Isabellita
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Ruth Rothrock
Margaret Howe
Jack Pritchard
Don Martin
Ruth Lehman
Bridge Club Honored Guest In Nelsonville Social
Mrs. C. E. Welch visited Tuesday night as Mrs. A. B. Johnson hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club. Three tables played and high scores went to Mrs. Walter Mechem, Mrs. Gail Aumiller, and Mrs. Wallace Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. E. Welch
A. B. Johnson
Walter Mechem
Gail Aumiller
Wallace Glenn
Nelsonville Man Pleads Guilty In Mayor's Court
Irvin Howard of this city pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment in Mayor G. Holland's court. He was fined a sum and costs in the proceeding held last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Irvin Howard
G. Holland
D A R Chapter Plans South East Conference in Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter D A R leaders met at Edith Stiers home to outline fall and winter work and arrange entertaining the South East district conference set for October 3 in Nelsonville, with regent Gladys Whitlatch detailing the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Edith Stiers
Gladys Whitlatch
Boy Fractured Leg After Vehicle Strikes Pup Near School
Seven year old Francis Horner Jr of Walnut Hill suffered a fracture to his left leg between ankle and knee when a car struck him while he darted from the curb in front of the school building. The third grade pupil was taken to a physician and then home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Francis, Jr
Francis Horner
Walnut Hill
Ruth Watkins
Glouster Visit Ties Series In Ninth Inning Rally
Mrs. C. M. Clark and grandson Charles Clark from Kittanning Pa visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bryson in Glouster. Roger Kittle and James Stedman attended the Columbus Red Birds vs Minneapolis game, won 7-6 in a ninth inning rally to even the series. deciding game planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Clark
Charles Clark
Kittanning
Willing Workers Class Dinner at Blower Home
Members of the Willing Workers Class of the M. E. Sunday School are invited to a Friday dinner at 6 30 pm at the country home of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Blower. Drivers who escort class members may also attend and members should report to Mrs Leadbetter by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Willing Workers
M. E
Thomas H. Blower
Blower
W. W
Leadbetter
Evening Adult Classes at First Baptist Church
GLOUSTER FERA offers adult classes in the basement room of the First Baptist Church on Republic Avenue from 6 30 to 9 30 each weekday except Saturday and Sunday. Miss E C Bishop teaches literary subjects to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
FERA
First Baptist Church
Republic Avenue
E. C. Bishop
Councilman Harrington Hospitalized in Columbus
Glouster councilman John Harrington was driven by ambulance to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus on Tuesday for treatment of Brights disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Harrington
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Focal
Bright
Scout Troop 46 Implements Disciplinary Actions
Members met at Headquarters to discuss problems and model work. The Scoutmaster announced an dishonorable discharge for one Scout and two two week suspensions. Absent members are suspended from service. Appeals hearings are planned next Friday at 7 39. A new Panther patrol leader will be chosen. The troop meets again next Saturday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Panther Patrol
Weekend visit links Tedrows Nye family in England
Mr and Mrs Frank Tedrow Jr from Columbus were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs Robert Nye in London England and called on Nelsonville friends Tuesday Corwin Cookson spends the week in Middleport on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tedrow, Jr
Columbus
Robert Nye
London
England
Nelsonville Friends
Corwin Cookson
Middleport
Nelsonville class meets at Mrs Rariden’s home Thursday
The Nelsonville Class No 11 of the Methodist Church taught by Mrs Charles Monks will meet at the home of Mrs Henry Rariden Madison Street Thursday night at 7 o'clock. Mrs Alex Nelson and Miss Jean Nelson assist hostesses. Members asked to bring towels for the church shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Charles Monks
Henry Rariden
Madison Street
Alex Nelson
Jean Nelson
Funeral services for Mrs Homer Moore Thursday at Asbury Church
Funeral services for Mrs Homer Moore will be held Thursday at 10 30 o clock at the Asbury Church with burial in the Asbury Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Homer Moore
Asbury
Nelsonville Queen Father Society to Meet at Wanda Lee Home
The Nelsonville Queen Father Society holds its regular meeting at Wanda Lee's home tonight. Members are asked to bring dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Queen Father Society
Wanda Lee
Wage War on Unwarranted Price Raising
The Food and Grocery Distributors' Code argues against unwarranted price rises amid drought fears. F. E. Dowler says shortages are limited and overall supplies remain ample for the nation. He lists four key points from USDA estimates on fresh produce and canning supplies for 1934 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code
F. E. Dowler
Eighteenth District Code Authority
Dowler
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Local Social News and Community Notices
Haydenville visitors from Uhrichsville and Ingram households share updates. Sunday gatherings include Vernon Robinett and Nellie Allen in Millfield plus 4 H members prepare Friday for article judging. Logan weekend visit by Mrs. Hannah Webb and OU student Jane Nutter. Willing Workers hold wiener roast with teachers Gertrude Ginth er and Alice Alien. Funeral services for Mrs. Elmer Lock held at Pilgrim Holiness Church Nelsonville, burial Greenlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Webb
Logan
Jane Nutter
Ohio University
Sunshine and Willing Workers
Gertrude Ginther
Alice Alien
Elmer Lock
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nelsonville
Shearer
G. C. Nutter
Greenlawn Cemetery
Lee Family Reunion at Downington Farm
The Lee family reunion was held last week at the farm home of Mrs. E. J. Lee south of Harrisonville. A basket dinner was served and six sons and their families attended Harry Will Charles Clarence Earl and Homer. This was the first gathering in 23 years and plans were made for an annual event. Ohio relatives returned Sunday night with Harry and wife staying a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downington
Lee
E. J. Lee
Harrisonville
Harry
Will
Charles
Clarence
Earl
Homer
Ohio
Wife
Porter couple returns from Chicago business trip
Mr and Mrs M B Porter return home after a business trip to Chicago and say they also attended the Century of Progress exposition during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M. 8. Porter
Chicago
Century of Progress
National Booster Night observed by York Grange in Oak Grove
York Grange No 36 plans National Booster Night at their Oak Grove hall. The open meeting includes a program and invites the public to attend. In Nelsonville, Evelyn Hunter wed Roy Seenes at the Federated Church of Cleveland. The couple will reside in Walbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Grange No. 36
Oak Grove
William Hunter
Evelyn
Roy Seenes
George Seenes
Deanville
Federated Church of Cleveland
Alfred J. Wright
Walbridge
Sanders Family Reunion Draws Fifty In Chauncey
Annual Sanders clan reunion held Sunday at Chester L. and Chester Sanders home in Chauncey with 50 attendees. Eldest present was Dr. A J Learned of Millfield age 91. youngest Autumn Joy, daughter of Ernest Stanley and wife from Albany. A picnic on the lawn followed old time music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sanders
Chester L. Sanders
A. J. Learned
Millfield
M. J. Gardner
Autumn Joy
Ernest Stanley
Albany
Walter Sanders
Jack Sanders
Don Sanders
Clifford Sanders
Marilyn Sanders
Erwin Sanders
Robert Mertens
Winnie Fassie
Eldon Sanders
Columbus
Fred Sanders
Ralph
Chester
Jack
Billy
Trimble Heights
Abe Bell
Clara’ Bell
C. EB. Sanders
Charles Sanders
C. L. Sanders
L. W. Sanders
Jacquelyn Sanders
Virginia
Bert McQuade
Wosin's Guild to Present Autumn Tea Program
Nelsonville reports the Methodist Church guild preparing a tea program for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs C L Stout home. The event invites public to attend. Also notes Mrs E McCune of Cleveland Mrs Frank Jackson and Mrs C E Whitmore visited Mrs Arthur Burgess for a bridge club gathering with three tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wosin’s Guild of the Methodist Church
C. L Stout
E. &. McCune
Cleveland
Frank Jackson
C. E. Whitmore
Arthur Burgess
McCune
Miller Wilson
Wiliam Grey
Tri Psi Sorority Benefits With Bridge Party
Nelsonville event features Tri Psi Sorority entertaining guests with a benefit bridge party in the new rooms above Kepler Millinery Store on Thursday September 27 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tri Psi
Kepler Millinery
Mines resume strong coal output with eight now active
Seven mines operated Tuesday in the district and eight are working today. Tuesday sites include Carbondale Kimberly Salem Hollow Poston No. 6 Black Diamond No. 68 and No. 219. Today’s list adds No. 219 No. 68 No. 107 No. 267 Black Diamond Lick Run Luh ing and Hocking. Pauline Keck of Chauncey attended the wedding of Marie Leeper of Columbus to George A. Harding of Monroeville at the Leeper home near Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Kimberly
Salem Hollow
Poston No. 6
Black Diamond
Lick Run
Pauline Keck
Chauncey
Marie Leeper
Columbus
George A. Harding
Monroeville
E. B. Leeper
Glouster
McKinney Family Hosts Virginia Guests at Revival
Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney and family entertain Mr and Mrs Garrison McKinney of Heights West Virginia who are visiting for revival services at Morris town Holiness Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McKinney
Garrison McKinney
Heights
W. Va
Morristown
Holiness Church
Visitors From Hocking Area Stay With Smiths Ferry Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Graham Mrs. Floyd Linscott and Kenneth Powell spent weekend in Smiths Ferry Pennsylvania as guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Powell and family formerly of Hocking. Mrs. Linscott also visited East Liverpool Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Surgeon and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roush. Upon return they were joined by Mrs. Kenneth Powell who spent three weeks at the Powell home in Smiths Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Graham
Floyd Linscott
Kenneth Powell
Smiths Ferry
James Powell
Hocking
Linscott
Liverpool
Ohio
Byron Surgeon
Homer Roush
Powell
Club Members to Be Entertained by Tia Cunningham
Members of Past Chiefs Club Pleasant View Temple and Pythian Sisters Chauncey will be entertained here by Tia Cunningham with Mrs Thelma Linscott directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Chauncey
Tia Cunningham
Thelma Linscott
Sunday Guests Fill Bunker Hill Area Homes
Bunker Hill residents welcomed relatives and friends to varied visits. Parsons and Genheimers from Pomeroy visited Heilman and Michael households. Several families including Welker Hellman Davis and Heilman clans spent Sunday with local hosts and at Athens airplane show. Mrs. Dena Epple hosted callers while Sponegal’s health concerns were noted with care at Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari Holter
Nease Settlement
Olan Genheimer
Pomeroy
John Heilman
Howard Whaley
Everett Whaley
Wilbert Michael
Athens
Clarence Will
Guy
J. J. Will
W. D. Thoma
Gilbert Michael
Evelyth Welker
Mildred Hellman
Andrew Davis
Kerre Run
Dena Epple
M. A. Epple
Richard Heilman
John Paulf
Norman Heilman
Evan Genheimer
H. H. Genheimer
Clell Beal
George Sponegal
Peach Fork
Dena
Florence Epple
John Sponegal
George Frecker
Pine Grove
Covert to Chair Ohio Optometric Education Congress
B M Covert of Athens will chair the education congress at the Ohio State Optometric Association state convention in Columbus October 7 and 9. The three day program includes 20 clinics and lectures by national vision specialists, with about 800 optometrists attending at the Deshler Wallick Hotel. Wives and daughters of attendees are invited as guests for social events and sightseeing by a Columbus committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Optometric Association
B. M. Covert
Athens
Columbus
Covert
Deshler Wallick Hotel
Social Notes from Silver Ridge and Nearby Towns
Silver Ridge residents enjoy Sunday visits with relatives in Alfred Reno and Chester. Airshow attendance in Athens noted. Marietta visitors call on C F Betzing. Jackson residents stay with Mia Partlow and family. Alfred guest Dorothy Van Meter visits Alta Harper. Bernice Betzing visits Maxine Gay. Bert Smith reports a cow loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Bean
Nelsonville
T. W. Shafer
Athens
Ver Tuttle
Jesse Knowl
Reno
Inez Pooler
John Pooler
Chester
Gordon Harding
Marietta
C. F. Betzing
Walter Campbell
Jackson
Mia
Emma Partiow
Dorothy van Meter
Alfred
Alta Harper
Bernice Betzing
Maxine Gay
Bert Smith
Pirates struggle to turn double plays in NL
Pittsburgh reports that manager Bill McKechnie calls the Pirates the hardest NL team to get a double play against due to the speed of Arky Vaughan and the Waner brothers and Tommy Thevenow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Braves
Arky Vaughan
Tommy Thevenow
Dodgers Try Midget Nick Tremark As Dodger Outfielder
Nick Tremark, a 5 feet 4 3 4 inch college star, captained Manhattan College’s baseball team and hit .400 this season. He is being given a tryout as an outfielder by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nick Tremark
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nick
Manhattan College
New Indo Vin Greatest Ever Endorsed by Mrs Elizabeth Kirby
Mrs Elizabeth Kirby of Franklin Ohio testifies Indo Vin relieves rheumatism and back pain. She describes severe leg joint stiffness and kidney area pain, says the natural medicine removed poisons and calmed symptoms. The Athens Pharmacy introduces Indo Vin locally with wide public distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kirby
R. No 2
Franklin
Ohio
Athens
Mra. Kirby
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Fast
New Sex
Nelsonville, R. F. D
Guy Standing
Tom Brown
John Halliday
Allan
BEE VU Uomeuee
Presbyterian Missionary Society
John Saltz
John Wood
Evans
Oblinger
Saltz
Cecil Shafer
Entertains Club
Chool Building
Boy Scout News
Queen Esthers
Tom Collins
Collins
Food and Grocery Distributors
Haydenville
Bridge Club
Miss Keck
Bunker Hill
Educational Congress
Silver Ridge
BUCS
Dodgers
Mrs. Kirby
Emile Ponton
Cuthura
Emile J. Ponton
R.F.D
Momence, Ill
Cuicura
Potter Drug & Chemice! Corp
Malden
Mean
Fred R. Beasley
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