Twenty five dollar prizes offered to high school students
In Nelsonville on April 2, the Peoples Bank announced twenty five dollar awards to top seniors and juniors for scholastic merit and cooperative spirit. Each school will select one best all around student based on grades, contributions to the school, attitude toward staff and peers, and initiative. Rules were prepared by O O Crawford and principals Carson L Horton and Ralph Orr and approved by donors.
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Nelsonville
Peoples Bank
O. O. Crawford
Carson L. Horton
Ralph Orr
Will Organize New Scout Troop in Nelsonville
Plans are under way to organize another group of Boy Scouts in Nelsonville. Interested boys should report at the Y M C A Friday evening at 7 50 o clock to join the new troop.
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Nelsonville
Bonnet Trimming Demonstration at Nelsonville YMCA
April 2 activity at the Nelsonville YMCA features the Mothers sewing and study club demonstrating how to trim a large hat. Mrs. W H Parks will teach ways and means, with sewing lessons from Mrs. Dyer Minner and Mrs. Oliver Jewett. Miss Elizabeth Linton discusses Ohio history and English. Young girls and older women will sew at separate tables.
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Nelsonville
W. H. Parks
Dyer Minner
Oliver Jewett
Elizabeth Linton
Ohio
Athens Man Talks to Kiwanis Club
Nelsonville April 2 Alex M. Moore of Athens spoke on Community Welfare at the Kiwanis meeting. He urged cooperation with local merchants and cautioned against shifting from local credit stores to mail order houses in hard times.
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Athens
Kiwanis Club
M. Moore
West Parent-Teacher meeting set for April afternoon
rr. T. A. MEETS NELSONVILLE April 2. The West Parent-Teachers association will hold its regular meeting the day afternoon between the hours of 3:90 and 4:00.
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Rr. T. A
Nelsonville
The
West Parent - Teachers Association
Stanley announce birth of daughter Beatrice Dora
Mr and Mrs J W Stanley of Fairview Street announce the birth of a daughter Beatrice Dora on March 31.
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J. W. Stanley
Fairview Street
Beatrice Dora
Nelsonville Marks April Fools Day With Scrambled Events
April 1 1925 in Nelsonville brought a string of alarm and rumor as fires burglaries and missing cars were reported in the early hours. Police and residents raced through the town addressing tales of “stewed” citizens and shattered garages while April Fools Day unfolded with mixed emotions.
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Nelsonville
C. H. Roudebush
Doctor Bell
Faylette Street
Washington Street
Local High School Basketball Final Set at City YMCA
Nelsonville hosts a boys game between Carbon Hill and Luhrig high schools on Friday at 7 30 p m on the YMCA floor. The contest decides honors in a regional finish with two teams seeking the title.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Luhrig High
Hools
Mr and Mrs William Morgan Return From West Trip
Mr and Mrs William Morgan arrive home Tuesday after an extended several week trip that took them to California and other western points.
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Mrs. William Morgan
California
Chamber of Commerce Meets at Y M C A Tonight
Nelsonville notices a regular chamber meeting at the Y M C A at 6 15 PM with expected good attendance. Miss Parry hosts Forest Rose Embroidery Club at her home with a luncheon for Mrs Brown Dowler Evans Hill Joyce Raybould Smith Wallace and other members.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Parry
Julu Parry
Forest Rose Embroidery Club
Here
Mary Brown
Nelle Dowler
Bertha Evans
Gertin Hill
Hattie Joyce
Bebe Raybould
Mona Smith
Agnes Wallace
Susie Wallace
Maggie Clark
Bertha Howard
Louise Pearce
Roudebushes Welcome A Fine Boy in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs C H Roudebush announce the arrival of a fine boy this morning at their home on West Columbus street in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
C. H. Roudebush
West Columbus Street
Dorothy Ellingson Faces Eight Day Trial by Mistreatment
In San Francisco on April 2, the sixteen-year-old Dorothy Ellingson, labeled a youthful matricide, endures an eighth day of trial by mistreatment as officials indicate state admission to her case.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellingson
Adlerika advertised relief for stomach trouble claims
Mrs. A Howard reports fear of eating due to stomach trouble eased after Adlerika. Ad claims one spoonful removes gas and old intestinal waste, reducing bloating and constipation. Available at Gibson's Pharmacy and Polings Drug Store in Murray.
Court Proceedings Halted by Repeat Collapses
Alienists told the court that the ongoing interruptions caused by the girl's collapses would drive her insane, stalling proceedings time after time.
Ute Medicine Man Kills Inmate Over Tribal Custom
In Denc er April 2 Mormon Joe a Ute medicine man jailed at Gortez for burying alive his infant granddaughter with the body of the mother died in jail using a table logo. The reservation searches for Viat Nay the son in law and father to the child who is wanted as an accessory.
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Dencer
Mormon Joe
Gortez
Viat Nay
Robber Escapes After Kroger Ice Box Hold-Up
An armed man locked two employees and a customer in an ice box at a Kroger store on St. Clair avenue and fled with about $200. The trapped victims later freed themselves from the ice box.
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Columbus
Kroger
St. Clair Avenue
British Admiral Sir Michael Culmseymour Dies in London
Vice Admiral Sir Michael Culmseymour died in London today. He served in the Battle of Jutland in 1916 and was mentioned in dispatches.
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London
Michael Culm
Seymour
Jutland
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