Nelsonville Man Denies General Charges in Milk Bottle Theft Case
Nick Hawk a suspended water main blamed for accusations and waives plea before city service director St F McClain. Hearing date to be set by the service commission chaired by Scott Rumon Case Evans and Thomas Spencer. Hawk sought counsel in Athens after admitting past guilt in porch milk bottle thefts and police warned of judge Johnson’s looming action.
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Elsonville
Nick Hawk
Hawk
St. F. McClain
War Service Commission
Scott Rumon
Case Evans
Thomas Spencer
Athens
Eberle
East End
Johnson
Community programs and nurse HQ move at Y M C A
The Y M C A hosts Boys Week activities with a Sunday program by Mellinger's Community Orchestra. A nurse headquarters is planned in the Y M C A building, with past masters of Chilodoran Lodge set to confer a degree and a past masters night at the Masonic temple on April 14, including lunch.
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Mellinger
accompani_ment
Y. M.C. A. Board of Directors
Nelsonville
Masonic Temple
M.C. A
Passion Week Services and Events in Nelsonville
Passion week observances are planned at the Presbyterian church with Palm Sunday services by Rev. Lloyd Weans and a sequence of nightly sermons on themes about the King. A separate Christian church program features a baby orchestra at the morning class session and an evening sermon on a Christ-centered theme.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Tomorow
Lloyd Weans
Simvaces
Iroup
Christian Church
Chistian Church
iRereans
Christ
Henry McClain Dies at Home Near Mt Zion
Henry McClain 79 died Friday at his home near Mt Zion after long illness. Funeral services Monday at 10 a.m. at St Andrew's Catholic Church Nelsonville with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery Logan. Survived by wife of about twelve years, two daughters Mrs Pana Wilson Nelsonville and Mrs Isan Shimer, and sons John Matthew Dan James McClain all residing nearby.
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Henry McClain
Mt Zion
Brenk
Starr Township
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Nelsonville
Eugene Owen
Oak Grove
Logan
Pana Wilson
Isan Shimer
John
Matthew
Dan
James McClain
Alli Ning Near
Mt Hien
Souders fined for fictitious license in Nelsonville
Edgar Souders of Buchtel was fined $25 and costs by Major Lay Ebberie after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle with a fictitious license. Nearby, the Carbon Lodge was visited by the alstrict grand lecturer S D Mathews Sardusky. Funeral services were held for Mrs Sarah Jane Miller in McArthur, conducted by Rev O J Howearth. Jess Linscott of Kimberly paid $10 and costs for careless driving, the fine remitted upon payment of costs.
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Nelsonville
Edgar Souders
Buchtel
Lay Ebcrie
Carbon Lodge
PL & AM
Alstrict
S D Mathews Sardusky
O J Howcarth
McArthur
Sarah Jane Miller
Howearth
Som
Lesiie
Walter Morrison
Jess Linscott
Kimberly
Bherie
Plans for Boys Week event near top in city
Plans for the Boys Week program are being arranged and show promise of a premier event. The president and secretary of the organization visited Columbus on Friday and found strong local enthusiasm.
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Columbus
No Cure Positively No Pay Vitality Treatment Ad
An advertisement by Joseph Asking of Lima offers a 36 days vitality treatment for cancer Bright's disease or diabetes. It promises a contract with each patient: if the cure fails, the cost is zero.
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Bright
Joseph
Lima
Local Figures Visit. Births and Moves Noted
Willis Hickman of the University of Michigan spends spring vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs P W Hickman. Benagon Adams and son John of Cleveland visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith of Carbon Hill announce the birth of a son named Don Bernard on April 6. Mollie Six of Columbus visits sister Mrs Thenas Wilson. Mrs Sarah Nixon returns home after three weeks with Columbus relatives. Charles Howell spends Saturday in Columbus. Tom Bush Jr departs for Detroit to work. Charles II Baird leaves for Hot Springs Arkansas for a few weeks.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
P. W. Hickman Benagon Adams
John
Cleveland
Carl Smith
Carbon Hill
Don Bernard
Mollie Six
Columbus
Sirs
Thenas
Wilson
Sarah Nixon
Charles Howell
Tom Bush, Jr
Detroit
Charles II Baird
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Eggs Rule In Nelsonville County Hen Flocks
Athens County hens outproduced the standard 17 eggs per hen in March across ten flocks led by White Leghorns. The Daughters of America and Valley Palms crews hosted a Haydenville visit with 228 eggs per hen cited as a high mark. several individuals and families are named for top results and a spring dinner followed by songs and dancing at the Woodson home.
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Athens County
Tho Johnson
Daughters of America
Valley Palms Company
Trigo
Haydenville
Rey Hun
J B Jones
Coolille
Warren M. Easler
Trimble
F W. Wolfe
Rod G Athens
D iShanks
Covlville
Oy Kampf
Lawrence Niggenine
Chissville
Her
Ohio State Journalism Assn Elects Leaders
The Ohio State journalism department announces many Wyandottes and Rhode Island reds related to club entries with list of breeders and egg counts noted for several members including Rowena Hewitt Landon J I Mantle and Frances Brown. Lester C Getzlow is named to the administration and journalism school leadership.
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Bert J. Hoskinson
Athens
B.C
George Starr
Wyandottes
Lasher
Journaliam Deexes
Charles Muanafield
Ohio
Ohio State
Amesville Journalism Association
Rhode Island Reds
Asiss Rowena Hewitt Landon
Mansfield
R. D
Whitel
J. I Mantle
Guyssile
Rhode Island
Reds
Fast
Henry
Ames Ling
Associaville
Plymouth Rocks
Tion
Frances Brown
Steele Cues High School
Dayton
Lester C. Getzlow
School of Business Administration
Ohio State University
Professor Lasher Elected President of Association
Ohio university professor Lasher was elected president of an association at the Ohio Educational Conference held at Ohio State University on Friday. The event highlighted university achievements and leadership in education.
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Lasher
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Professor Lasher Joins Ohio University Faculty
Secretary treasurer notes that Professor Lasher arrived at Ohio University three years ago from the University of Michigan where he was linked with the rhetoric and journalism department.
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Lasher
Ohi University
University of Michigan
Department of Rhetoric and Journalism
King Ferdinands Condition Deteriorates Despite Rally
Reports say King Ferdinand's health worsened today after nearing death for a week. He showed a brief rally on Wednesday but remains in critical condition.
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Ferdine
Ferdinand
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