Nelsonville High School Band Performs For Assembly
Nelsonville High School held an assembly led by Harold LeFavor with Charles Long and Bob Wilson as color guards. Alice Duskey read scripture, and Harold Boss hosted. Performances included Arabian Knights, Fifth Air, Big Bass Drum, Deep Purple, My Regards, Americanitis with solos by James Selby Raymond Henshaw Donald George and others. The program concluded with the school pledge and loyalty song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harold LeFavor
Charles Long
Bob Wilson
Jack Mulligan
Alice Duskey
Harold Boss
James Selby
Mr. LeFavor
Donald George
Raymond Henshaw
Emily Sharp
Margaret Warren
Two Plead Innocent In Auto Theft Charge
Nelsonville witnesses report James Warren of Deanville and Clayton Riley Canter of Columbus pleaded innocent on arraignment before Mayor C. D. Dew. Bound over to the grand jury under 500 dollars bond after police and highway patrol questioned them about a machine owned by Max Bennett stolen on Madison Street last Saturday night and recovered later at Doanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Warren
Deanville
Clayton Riley Canter
Columbus
C. D. Dew
State Highway Patrol
Max Bennett
Madison St
Doanville
Many Attend Rites for Ed Humphreys
NELSONVILLE The funeral service for Ed Humphrey drew many out of town attendees. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Monce of Forest Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Malone Akron, and numerous relatives from Kent Akron Fall River Hillsboro Columbus Detroit Athens Lathrop Haydenville Carbondale and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ed Humphrey
E. S. Monce
Forest
C. A. Malone
Akron
Arden Allyn
Kent
William Malone
Chas
Malone
Frank Adams
Joe Adams
Richard Stewart
Fall River
Mass
A. D. Phillips
Betty Phillips
Hillsboro
L. R. Andrews
D. Ward Forrest
Ed Forrest
William Hawk
Karl Miller
Elizabeth Webber
Jane Forrest
Floyd Forrest
Oscar Rodgers
Winfield Rodgers
Columbus
Frank Bennett
Lester Bennett
Vernon
Lawrence Bennett
Galion
Chester Bennett
Napoleon
C. W. Bennett
Deshler
Lewis McDowell
Detroit
Mich
Frank Phillips
Howard Goodwin
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Mary Collins
Adrian Collins
New Marshfield
Small Loan Bill Becomes Major Issue in Ohio
In Columbus the Phillips small loan bill moves into focus as the 94th General Assembly nears adjournment. It would cut the 3 percent monthly rate on $300 loans to 2 percent on $100 and 2 percent on the next $200, with strict new regulation of a largely unregulated short loan industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
94Th General Assembly
Ohio
Small loan reform bill eyed to cut Ohio interest
Senator H. T. Phillips sponsors Senate Bill 91 aimed at saving small borrowers over 1 million dollars annually. The measure targets 62 million dollars outstanding across 552 loan firms and draws support from labor groups and the Russell Sage Foundation, with opposition from the Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies.
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H. T. Phillips
Ohio
Senate
Athens
House
Newton B. Chapman
Geauga County
Senate Committee On Banks and Loan Associations
Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Consumers’ League of Ohio
Russell Sage Foundation
Rutland Social And Personal Highlights
Mrs Edith Bean hosted the Merry Maids Class of the Methodist Church and planned an April 12 market at Rathburn's Store. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Ely from San Antonio en route to Canada and the East Coast. Several locals and neighboring towns were noted visiting or hosting events throughout the week. The Garden Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs Jack Brown hosting.
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Rutland
Edith Bean
Merry Maids
Methodist Church
Harold Smith
Rathburn
Wilbur Ely
San Antonio
Texas
Buckley
Canada
East Coast
Floyd Thomas
Akron
Dell Hogue
Columbus
Maxine Folan
Cincinnati
Bernice Ledlie
The
General Hospital
Bertha Rathburn
Bernard Higley
C. O. Chapman
Parkersburg
Judson White
Middleport
C. M. Chase
C. O. Patterson
Syracuse
Sig Johnson
Ray Steiner
Athens
Emery Steiner
Jack Brown
Garden Club
Epidemic Endemic Pandemic Definitions
When a disease affects many in a community it is an epidemic. If a majority or multiple nations are affected it becomes a pandemic. If it lies constantly in one place or class it is endemic.
Kathryn Patton Hosts Nelsonville 4-H Club Meeting
Kathryn Patton hosted the Nelsonville 4-H Club at Mrs Leatha Deer's home. A box supper was moved to April 16 from April 9. Decorated Easter eggs will be sold on the Square on April 12. Refreshments were served during the social hour. The next meeting will be April 11 at Mercedean Bruce's home.
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Nelsonville
Kathryn Patton
Leatha Deer
Bessie
Bonnie Deer
Mercedean Bruce
Nelsonville High to Enter Five in Music Contest
Nelsonville High School Music Department will send five students to Friday April 4 contests in Wellston: Dorothy Schmitter, Raymond Henshaw, Donald George, Jeanne Allen, James Selby. On Saturday April 5 the Girls Glee Club, with forty two members, will compete in Wellston under Harold LeFavor.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Wellston
Dorothy Schmitter
Raymond Henshaw
Donald George
Jeanne Allen
James Selby
Glee Club
Adrienne Weaver
Elizabeth Shafer
Ada Jean Raine
Alice Duskey
Katherine Barron
Dorothy Stewart
Lenora Mhannahs
Mary K. Sharp
Harriett Locke
Kathleen Keating
Emily Sharp
Mary Kuhn
Mildred Triplett
Dana Barber
Marilyn Awe
Imogene Sayers
Katherine Lehman
Pauline Tolliver
Mary Margaret Wolfe
Barbara Adamson
Clara Kerr
Margaret Kerr
Doris Hampton
Alice Gallagher
June Bateman
Nora Joe McGuire
Wilma Adkins
Ruth Syx
Louise Lowden
Edith Cook
Janet Bay
Nora Straits
Harold LeFavor
Nelsonville School Notes and Club Activities
Nelsonville reports on Carnegie Club and G A A meetings at the high school. Highlights include a library program led by Polly Johnson with Thelma Awe and others, officer details, and plans for April. G A A outlines volleyball, badminton, softball, tennis, a bowling match, and a boys marble tournament with listed contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carnegie Club
Dorothy Bateman
Polly Johnson
Thelma Awe
Martha Pergrin
Nora Jo McGuire
Mildred Roberts
Donald George
Mary Blimes
Logan
Vergene Midkiff
Alice Richardson
Central School
Betty Deer
Mary Ellen Shaner
West School
Ruth Morris
Charlene Blimes
East School
Ruth Raine
Wanda Devol
Philly Rae Davis
Ruths Hannas
Donna Patton
Virginia Lee
Charlene Blims
Imogene Sayers
Ada Jean Raine
Ruth Whitmore
Mercedean Bruce
Ruth Shafer
Four Runaway Boys Dumped From Truck In Nelsonville
Four Columbus boys aged 12 to 15 were dumped from a coal truck in Nelsonville after the driver discovered passengers. They planned a Detroit trip, carried bedding, and stayed in the mayor's office before police reunited them with anxious parents. They toured local sites with Police Chief Cope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Columbus
Burley Blair
Detroit
City Hall
McCuneville
Ternoon
James Cope
Moon's Unusual Mountain Ranges Mentioned in Claim
The statement lists the Alps, Carpathians, Apennines, and Caucasus among the mountains on the moon and earth. This claim contradicts known geography as these ranges are terrestrial and not present on the Moon.
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Alps
Carpathians
Apennines
Caucasus
Milk mixture touted for ulcers and stomach upset
A new medical discovery claims to ease stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and other digestive complaints. The preparation Lurin is said to relieve pain quickly and is available from Athens Pharmacy and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Athens Pharmacy
Gallaher and
Drug Storeg
Ady
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