Nelsonville to Hold Annual Spring Clean Up Event
Nelsonville prepares for its annual spring Clean Up campaign led by the Woman's Community Club with school support pledged. Mayor Hickman will set the campaign date as plans finalize. The group outlines duties from grass care to fences and garden upkeep, with a follow up meeting in two weeks.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
J. M. Hyde
J. W. Hickman
Supt. E. J. Arnold
Prin
L. E. Buell
William Mills
Cecil Shafer
James Sharp
C. E. Welch
H. 8. Sayre
W. H. Parks
Robert Huenefeld
L. A. Whitmore
James Guy
Stanley Dew
E. J. Arnold
Well Known Nelsonville Man Dies at Home Here
Nelsonville resident Thomas Galvin 79 died at his East Columbus Street home after years of ill health following a paralytic stroke. He came from Lancaster to work for the Hocking Valley Railroad and later ran a plumbing business in Nelsonville. He was active in Masonic, Presbyterian, and civic groups and is survived by wife Margaret and four sons Roy George Harry and Joe. Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at his residence under Masonic auspices with Rev. Lloyd Evans officiating. burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Thomas ©. Galvin
East Columbus
Galvin
Garvin
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Railroad
Nelson Villa
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Fraternity
Philadorian Laxige
A. M
St. Bernard
Haybrow Council
Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Lodge
Lloyd Evans
Mining Observers Relieved From Duty in Nelsonville District
National Guard observers who had been stationed in the Hocking mining district at Nelsonville since last September were relieved from duty. Brig. Gen. L. S. Conelly of Cleveland, Lieut. Ned Boggs of Columbus, and Sergt. W. E. Keyes of Columbus returned to Columbus to report to the Adjutant General. The observers were sent by Governor White when strikes emerged in the area.
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Sunday Creek Coal Company
Nelsonville
National Guard
Hocking
L. S. Conelly
Cleveland
Ned Boggs
Columbus
W. E. Keyes
Adjutant General
Governor White
Ten Reasons Why Marriage Is A Failure lecture
More than six hundred attended the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Nelsonville to hear Dr. W N La Mance present Ten Reasons Why Marriage Is A Failure. He cited misunderstandings of sex and semish love among the causes of broken homes and urged wholesome home entertainment and less commercialized amusements. The program included original songs and tonight a song service began at 7 30 with Mrs La Mance directing. There is no service Saturday night.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. N. LaMance
Weat School Parent-Teacher Reunion Announced
The annual Weat School Parent-Teacher Association reunion will be held Friday evening at the school. An act titled The Last Day of School at Skeeters' Corners will be presented by former PTA members. All mothers of pupils and former PTA members are invited.
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Pr. T A
Weat
Skeeters’ Corners
TLAN Army Benefit Sale At Hatch Book Shop
A sale of work and baked goods will be held at the Hatch Book Shop located at 27 South Court Street on Saturday as a community benefit event.
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Hatch Book Shop
South Court Street
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