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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1926
Page
3
Nelsonville arts offered a delightful program with Mr. Roberts singing and solos by Miss Mary Parry and Mrs. Glenn Allen. The morning program ran in three sections with departments meeting in designated rooms and gatherings in the old and later auditoriums. Easter decorations complemented each section’s theme.
Nelsonville report says George Haines Everett Stuckey and Thomas Blake all of Columbus admitted forging checks totaling 105 dollars. They were bound over to the grand jury under $1000 bond each at Wooster Saturday. The checks were drawn on Citizens Trust & Savings Co of Columbus. Haines and Blake are well known in the area.
Nelsonville notes a reduced lead for Athens Christian church in the attendance contest as of yesterday. Local count shows Athens less than one point ahead after 768 in attendance including 194 men 234 women and 3840 children at the Christian school.
Nelsonville on April 5 reports Mr. and Mrs. William Hick hosted Sunday guests from Columbus and local families. [Names: Gilmore, Fanny Shields, Eva Jane Clinton Hick, Walter Shields, Mary Catherine Shields, Elizabeth Hartley.]
Nelsonville reports a pot luck dinner tonight in the Methodist church parlors linked to the Senior Home Guard meeting. Mothers may attend and each girl should bring a new member.
Mrs. George E. Johnson hosted Hyperion club members on Saturday afternoon in Nelsonville. Current events followed roll call, and three papers on The Life of the Ancient Fast were presented by Miss Frances Scott, Mrs. C. H. Roudebush, and Mrs. W. H. Parks.
Henry Finn of Mudsock was arrested Sunday by Chief Pearson and will answer before Mayor Eberle to an assault and battery charge from Herman Mathews. Finn is a paroled prisoner from Mansfield reformatory. Personal items note multiple Columbus visitors and weekend guests to local families, including Simmons, Klein, Dean, Cable, Burgess, Laff, Patton, Pritchard, Powers, Keeton, Dixon, Syx, Bruce, Sayers, Lanner, Evans, McDowell, and Morrell families with Easter and Rutland illness service.
A reader notes daily use of Corlousa ann for skin care. The message advocates Cuticura products and ongoing routines to maintain clear skin with a focus on daily application and personal care habits.
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