Windle to Appear Before Mayor in Nelsonville
Nelsonville April 12 Cliff Windle local man arrested late Tuesday by Patrolman George Bateman and arraigned in mayor's court on intoxication charges. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $300 bond for Friday hearing. Previous intoxication and DUI charges linger. he was released on recognizance after pleading not guilty and failed to appear February 16. Roy Birtcher fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Art Neff Columbus charged with operating while intoxicated pleaded not guilty with $200 bond for Friday. A B Neiman fined $10 and costs for failing to procure a dog license tag. fine remitted upon payment of costs and tag purchase.
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Nelsonville
Cliff Windle
George Bateman
Windle
Roy Birtcher
L. J. “ Fberle
Art Neff
Columbus
A. B. Neiman
A. J. Wilson
Seberle
Aging Nelsonville man dies after long illness
J H McDowell 82 died at his son S R McDowell's home after two years of failing health and five weeks of serious illness. He lived with his son since his wife’s death and previously spent most of life in Ilesboro Ohio. A 64 year member of the M E F church, he leaves two children, five grandchildren, and a brother Levi. Funeral Saturday at his son’s home with burial in Ilesboro cemetery.
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Nelsonville
J. H. McDowell
S. R. McDowell
Ilesboro
Ohio
M.ef
Newton Primmer
Hocking County
Levi McDowell
Homer McDowell
Columbus
Wednesday Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Bartels Home
Mrs. C J Bartels hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her residence with three tables in play. High scores were earned by Mrs Walter Mechem, Mrs William Morgan, and Mrs Harry McGovern.
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Wednesday Bridge Club
C. J. Bartels
Walter Mechem
William Morgan
Harry McGovern
Nelsonville High Stages Splendid Operetta Pickles
Nelsonville April 12 Nelsonville high school presented the operetta Pickles before a large audience in the auditorium. Principal performances by Jack Martin and Louise Johnson drew acclaim along with a strong cast, notable staging, and a polished orchestra under Margaret Williamson. The second act featured elaborate woodland scenery with commendable scenic work by Ivan Morris and Francis Howe.
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Sonville High School
Nelsonville High
Jack Martin
Arthur Crefont
Louise Johnson
Tom West
J. Jennison Jones
Pennington
Peter Piper
Jimmy
Jigo
Paul Weltzheimer
William
Mary Jo Bowers
Scott Bowers
Jonas H. Pennington
Harry West
Hans Maier
Rumski
Learl Washburn
Oscar Richardson
Ann Morrell
Clarence Huddy
Kinski
Detective Bureau
Ivan Morris
Francis Howe
Margaret Williamson
Robert Reed
Louise Bowers
Merle Nelson
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Evening on Fort Street
Mrs L D Martin welcomed Cosmopolitan club members Tuesday at her Fort Street home. The program featured McGuffey readings, a Bret Hart life sketch, readings on Jack London, and notes on The Luck of Roaring Camp. Delegates to the State Federation convention were elected with alternates named. The next meeting will be at Mrs O O Crawford on April 27. Luncheon was served during the social hour.
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Walter Wolf
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Lima
A. G. Mechem
John Zeller
O. O. Crawford
Legion seeks return of World War roster volume
Nelsonville April 12 T F Mulligan adjutant of Glenford Dugan post American Legion requests the person who owns Volume No. 3 of the official roster of Ohio Soldiers Sailors and Marines in the World War belonging to the post to return it to the American Legion building at once.
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Nelsonville
T. F. Mulligan
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Ohio
Woman's Community Club to Meet and Plan Tag Day
The Woman's Community club holds its regular meeting Friday at 7 PM at Mrs. Walter Wolf's home. Many business matters will be discussed plus plans for a tag day on April 21. On April 22 city ministers open a clean-up campaign with sermons and flowers are supplied for the public square by the Retail Merchants association, with Gene Hohenadel supervising planting.
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Woman’s Community Club
Walter Wolf
Retail Merchants Association
Gene Hohenadel
Party at Velma Ellis home in the Diamond
A gathering at Velma Ellis’s Diamond residence featured music and games with refreshments served late. Attendees included Nellie Campbell, Thomas Huddy, Josephine Joy, Eugene Chesler, Leatha Tucker, Dick Donley, Mary Tucker, James Campbell, James Huddy, Jack Friel, Lowell Tucker, Emma Tucker, and Ralph Haas.
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Nelsonville
Velma Ellis
Diamond
Nellie Campbell
Thomas Huddy
Josephine Joy
Eugene Chesler
Leatha Tucker
Dick Donley
Mary Tucker
James Campbell
James Huddy
Jack Friel
Lowell Tucker
Emma Tucker
Ralph Haas
Dewhurst Child Born in Nelsonville Named Max
The son born April 5 to Mr and Mrs William Dewhurst in Nelsonville has been named Max.
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Nelsonville
William Dewhurst
Max
Personal notices of local social guests in Athens and Columbus
Miss Eva Nagel of Athens returned home after visiting Mrs Delbert Davis. Miss Anne Rosser of Marys City Maryland visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ti Rosser. Mr and Mrs Dow Bowers of Columbus stay with the Steenrods. Mr and Mrs Steele visit Columbus relatives.
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Eva Nagel
Athens
Delbert Davis
Anne Rosser
Marys City
Maryland
Ti Rosser
Dow Bowers
Columbus
Steenrod
Poppies to be made by Glenford Dugan auxiliary
The Glenford Dugan post auxiliary will not meet Friday at 7 PM at the Legion home to work on poppies.
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Glenford Dugan
Legion
Special Meeting of Glenford Dugan Post
The Glenford Dugan American Legion post holds a special meeting this evening April 12 at 7:30 at the Legion building.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion
Dance Postponed For Local Legion Show Cast
A dance set for Friday April 18 to compliment the cast presenting the American Legion's recent show That's That has been postponed to Friday April 20.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
W. C. T. U. Holds Tuesday Conference at Church
The W. C. T. U. met Tuesday at the Christian church with a noon dinner followed by a conference and business session.
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Ww. Co. T. U
The
Christian Church
Standard Bearers Meet Friday Evening at Church Parlor
The Standard Bearers of the M FE church will gather in the church parlors Friday at 7 o clock for an evening session.
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M. FE
King's Men Plan Friday Meeting at Beagle Home
The King's men will meet Friday evening at the home of George Beagle on Walnut Street. Organizers expect an attendance of 25 men.
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King’s Men
George Beagle
Walnut Street
4-H Leaders Meet All Day in Athens County
Athens county 4-H club leaders will gather for an all day session in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with a luncheon at Hotel Berry. The program includes talks by T. H. Johnson county extension agent and Mrs. G. O. Shanks on club achievements and demonstrations, plus sessions on style shows demonstrations and state fair exhibits.
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Athens County
Chamber of Commerce
Berry
T. H. Johnson
G. O. Shanks
P. T. Beal
Berdena Hawk
Charles Mansfield
C. C
W. L. Heston
R. R. Barker
Esther Wilson
Mary Pickford Considers Quitting Screen
Hollywood reports Mary Pickford may retire from acting, with grief over her mother’s death cited as the main factor influencing the consideration. The April 12 dispatch from Hollywood notes this potential move in motion picture circles.
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Hollywood
Calif
U.P
Mary Pickford
Ohio music clubs federation elects Goodbread president
Mrs Harry L Goodbread of Cleveland is re elected president of the Ohio Federation of Music clubs as the annual convention in Dayton concludes today.
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Dayton
Harry L. Goodbread
Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Court House Doings in Athens County Common Pleas
Florence Andrews sues James H. Wells in Athens County Common Pleas for $582.89 alleging Wells was the true debtor in a prior suit where Glouster State Bank collected $2733.16 on two promissory notes. Andrews seeks damages equal to her payment.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
T. L. Morgan
Florence Andrews
James H. Wells
Glouster State Bank
Wells
Carsey Arraigned on Illicit Charges in Probate Court
James E. Carsey appeared before Probate Court yesterday facing arraignment on charges of illicit conduct. Court records indicate the case outlines alleged offenses and potential next steps in the judicial process.
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James E. Carsey
Man Discharged After One Witness Testimony
Cecil Smith faced non support charges arraigned in Probate court yesterday. Prosecutor moved, testimony of a single witness led to dismissal on related liquor matter. Smith was fined 50 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to four months in the county jail until the fine is paid.
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Cecil Smith
Smith
Busy Final Month for Trimble Graduates
Trimble High School in Glouster schedules month end activities. A play directed by Coach Morris at the M E Church in Trimble Friday night. The junior senior banquet is set for April 18 at the Trimble High School building. Rev G B Courtney will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Trimble Christian Church on April 22. Commencement exercises follow at the M E Church on April 27.
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Glouster
Trimble
Morris
M. E
Trimble High School
G. B. Courtney
Glouster Visitors From Washington D C and Columbus
Mrs. James S. Jones and son Shannon of Washington D C and Mrs. Jones brother Howard Wells of Columbus are guests of relatives in Glouster. Mr. Jones, linked with the U S pension department in Washington, could not join them. He is brother to Mrs A J Crawford E L Jones and Mrs Fred Heck of the city.
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Glouster
James S. Jones
Shannon
Washington, D. C
Jones
Howard Wells
Columbus
United States Pension Department
Washington
A. J. Crawford
E. L. Jones
Fred Heck
City
Daughters Class of Christ Sunday School Meeting
The Ladies Daughters Class of the Christ Sunday School will gather Friday night at Mr. Ernest Williams home on Spring Street. Members are asked to be present.
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Kuppenheimer
Colouster
Local folks make midweek visits and moves in Ohio towns
James Johnston went to Colum bus Wednesday where he has employment. Miss Margaret Gamwell visiting relatives in Shawnee. H Stahl a Columbus business visitor Wednesday. Bert Judson left for Dayton to seek work. Ben Edwards returned to Orient after a stay here. Mrs Alfred Andrews and four children returned from Moxtbhala where they stayed a week with relatives.
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James Johnston
Columbus
Margaret Gamwell
Shawnee
W. H. Stahl
Bert Judson
Dayton
Ben Edwards
Orient
Alfred Andrews
Moxtbhala
Glouster schools receive donation to milk fund
A note reports Glouster schools will run milk for lunches until funds run out unless more donations arrive. D. H. Moore of Washington, D C, formerly of Athens, sent five dollars to support the milk fund, with encouragement for more responses.
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Athens
Milk Fund For Schools
Glouster
D. H. Moore
Washington, D. C
Practice Run by Glouster Fire Dept Improves Readiness
Glouster fire department conducted a practice run after 7 PM on a Wednesday night. The drills startle no members until arrival at the scene and aim to keep equipment in peak condition.
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Glouster
Fire Department
Glouster Moose Lodge to Send Delegates to National Convention
Pige delegates Earich or Wallace will represent Glouster Lodge No 1197 at the national Moose Convention in Mooseheart Illinois on June 22. Delegates traveling to Cardiff Wales will attend the international convention July 16 to 22. Glouster lodge will not be represented at the Atlantic crossing convention.
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PIGE
Glouster
Emmett Earich
D. W. Wallace
Glouster Lodge
Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Ill
Cardiff
Wales
Atlantic
Standard Bearers Society to Meet at Frances Taylor Home
The Standard Bearers of the M. E. Church will convene Friday at Miss Frances Taylor's Fairlawn Avenue home at 7 o'clock.
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Glouster
Standard Bearers’ Society of the M. E. Church
Frances Taylor
Fairlawn Avenue
Detective Wounded in Cincinnati Shooting Accident
Detective Douglas Atkinson, 42, was accidentally shot in Cincinnati when he stumbled and fell placing his gun in its holster. His condition is serious.
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Cincinnati
Douglas Atkinson
Glouster Alumni Meet And Officers Election Planned
Glouster High School Alumni association calls a Friday 7 30 p m meeting at the high school. Officers for the coming year will be elected, and a large attendance is desired. Magic City Lodge to hold second degree work Friday night with expected attendance of the degree team.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Magic City Lodge
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