Death Claims Three Nelsonville District Residents in Two Days
Three Nelsonville area residents died in quick succession over two days. Evans, 42, a longtime Nelsonville plumber, died in his sleep at his Poplar Street home after a stroke. He leaves a wife Bertha and daughter Wilma, with funeral set at the Presbyterian Church. Lax, Athens County commissioner, formerly a blacksmith and city marshal, died at Hebbardsville. his brother G W Lax resides in Nelsonville. Burchfeld, 52, died Friday in Chauncey. funeral Sunday at the Chauncey Christian Church.
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Lsonville
Evans
West Washington Street
Poplar Street
Thomas C. Galvin
Galvin
Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias
Fraternal Order of Bogies
HPO Biks
Philodoran Lodge
St Hermard
Haybron
Athens
Brights ‘Emplor
Jack Lax
Athens County
Hebbardsville
G W. Lax
Lax
Long Bottom
Asher F Buckley
Florence Burchfeld
Kumberly
Christan
Chauncey
Courtney
Chauncey Cemetery
Nre GA Anderson
Cleveland
Henry Martin
Dayton
Lillian Couch
Columbus
Harry Burehneld
Red Fox Animal Outlaw Inspires Colorful Drawings
Readers enter an animal coloring contest themed around the Red Fox and Polar Bear with prize winners named. The article lists participants from Athens County towns, outlines contest rules, and notes two weekly $2 prizes split by age groups 6-9 and 9-12.
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Animal Kingdom
Sunday Messenger
Col
Loi A Stephan
Colonel Stephan
Messenger
Dean Watts Chubb
Athens County
Athens
Messenger Animal Contest
Man Named in Fight Held to Grand Jury
Nelsonville April 2 Walter Sweazy Myers Crossing held to the grand jury under $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing where he allegedly wounded Raymond Pancake with a butcher knife during an altercation in Sweazy's store Pancake suffered a cut above the eye and Sweazy faced charges of intent to wound
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Nelsonville
Walter Sweazy
Myers Crossing
William Hickman
Sweazy
Raymond Pancake
Domille
Nelsonville Relief Supplies Coming to City District
Relief provisions donated by the Retail Merchant Association of Nelsonville will be available for distribution only to needy citizens of Nelsonville and the brick plant district. The consignment includes two tons of beans, 3,500 pounds of meat, and 1,000 loaves of bread, ordered and expected next week.
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Nelsonville
Retail Serchant Association
United Mane Workers Commissary
Nelsomville
Dr LaMance Address On Saul Warnings At MLSDAYVILLE Meeting
Dr LaMance evangelist of First Methodist Episcopal Church spoke on Saul as a warning to modern church members. He urged reform against cowardice in ministry and lay ranks, predicting many will fail to confront truth. He announced sermons at 12 00 and 8 00 and a Lyword League address, plus local visits and social events.
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Mlsdayville
LaMance
Evangelist Hotling
First Methodist Chiscopal Church
Saul
LaMunee
de GiMunee
Gueisines Suadiq
Tapomound
Lyworth
la Mane
Weather notes and long-range temperature hints in Athens Ohio
A battered Sunday Messenger fragment from Athens Ohio notes March weather patterns with references to frost dates and record temperatures. It mentions a 28th temperature drop, a March 21 forecast, and historical highs and lows linked to April. The readable text hints at storm fears and unusual cold toward month end.
Nelsonville Woman Elected to Honorary Phi Beta Kappa
Mrs Katherine Doo Schmidt, senior at Ohio University, wife of L E K Schmidt of the Nelsonville Law School, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Her scholastic average is 24 for four years of college, and she is a member of Sigma Phi national honorary society. Her literary work includes pieces slated for the Anthology of American College Verse and the College Verse magazine.
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Henry Harrison
New York
Carl Sandburg
Robert Frost
Folb
Vincent Mipay
Girl Scout Meeting Delayed Then Rescheduled in Mechanicsburg
Girl Scouts of Mechanicsburg postponed their weekly meeting in line with Easter recess and will hold the next meeting at Mechanicsburg Training School on Monday April 4. Betty Jean Brown was invested at the last meeting. Members and mothers attended a Mother and Daughter banquet.
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Girl Scouts of
Mechanicsburg
Betty Jean Brown
Higgins Plans Meeting Here in Athens County
About 100 representatives from various counties are slated to attend a three session meeting of health commissioners and assistants in Athens on Thursday in mid-April. Dr J D Algea Athens County health director will chair with two State Health Department members attending. Notable speakers include Dr Elinor Bryan of Ohio University and Dr WA Southend health director. The program runs from morning through a luncheon at Motel Berry and an afternoon discussion in the Security Savings Bank Building. Reservations requested by April 4 at the County Health office. Committee members include Dr Malting Miss Ann Morgan Miss Clara Cavanaugh and Miss Viole Fell Athens County visiting nurses.
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Chamber of Commercs
Security Gavings Bank
Berry
Athens County
Dr. de Malting
Mise Ann Morgan
Mias Clara Cavanaugh
Mise Viole Fell
Athena County
March Warmer Than Normal This Year
March was warmer than the normal month, according to the Weather Bureau at Columbus. The year-to-date excess temperature through January 1 stands at 460 degrees, with an average daily excess of 6.3 degrees. The mean temperature for March was high at 26, the highest 62 on March 30, and the lowest 5 on the ninth. The greatest daily rise in temperature occurred on March 21.
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Weather Bureau
Columbus
de Brera
Four Men Arrested After Dry Raid In Somerset Area
Four men were arrested in a dry raid linked to a series of liquor offenses in Somerset and nearby towns. Forest Warne rmaker of Somerset paid $100 in fines plus costs after a liquor charge. Other defendants from Reading Township Navathgr and New Stnllaville faced fines for illegal alcohol possession and related offenses. John May of Somerset was found with 10 bottles of beer at his home and ordered to appear for arraignment before the mayor of Somerset.
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Lexington
Mena
Somerset
New Buriteville
Forest Wanermaker
AG. Conrad
Fustion
Reading Township
Woo Jonata
New Stnllaville
John May
Raiders Find Hidden Mine Entrance Near New Strattaville
Raiding officers led by Thomas Cush, William Walters and J. B. Teal uncovered a secret mine entrance at New Strattaville during the raid. The discovery revealed a six-gallon dialogue plank and related covert activity tied to the operation.
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New Strattaville
Thomas Cush
Wiliam Walters
Teal
Healed at Home with Simple Gastrointestinal Treatment
A Cleveland advertisement promotes a home remedy claim for stomach disorders including gastritis and constipation. It asserts rapid healing without surgery or dieting, stressing a non patent medicine approach and offering free information from Cleveland Von Co. at 1659 Old Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Cleveland von CO
Old Arende
Cleveland
Ohio
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