Nelsonville School progress reviewed by Supt Crawford
Nelsonville April 15. Superintendent O O Crawford told the Rotary Club that schools must absorb duties once handled at home. He noted reduced cigarette use, class grouping by A and B levels with better results, and predicted more teachers leaving Nelsonville schools due to socialized recitations and advanced student teaching. He outlined activities, debated emphasis, and plans for accreditation with the North Central Association Colleges.
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Nelsonville
O. O. Crawford
Rotary Club
Craword
Crawford
Opitrons Tillemae
Schoo
North Central Association Colleges
Edwin L. Morrell
Methodist Church
Carson J. Horton
Robinson
J. H. Inderrieden
Fred Johnson
W. H. Parks
Vultures Unwelcome Visit Shocks Nelsonville
Three large vultures were spotted circling Nelsonville Tuesday morning stirring local resentment. The scavengers appeared to scout the area and moved slowly southward in a measured, contemplative pattern as residents worried about the unusual appearance.
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Nelsonville
Richard Gibson Sr dies at 78 from influenza
Nelsonville reports the death of Richard Gibson Sr., 78, at his Poplar street home after a flu illness. Born in England, he moved to Nelsonville sixty years ago and is survived by his wife, daughter Mrs. C. E. Washburn, and son Richard, with another son predeceasing him. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at the residence, burial in Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Richard Gibson, Sr
Poplar Street
Mr. Gibson
England
C. E. Washburn
Richard
Greenlawn
Easter Tea Honors Athens and Shinston Guests
Elsonville hosts Easter tea at the Mills home with Mr and Mrs T Kent and their four children from Athens joining Miss Killen Higginbothan of Shinston for a social afternoon on Easter Day.
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Elsonville
William Mills
T. Kent
Athens
Killen Higginbothan
Shinston
Death of Clarence Edgell at New Pittsburgh
Clarence Edgell, 51, died Monday morning at his New Pittsburgh home. Funeral services were held at the New Pittsburgh church at 1 PM, with burial at Carbon Hill. Rev. Howearth of this city conducted the services. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Edgell
New Pittsburgh
Carbon Hill
Howearth
Mechem Shafer Headed to Hot Springs Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mechem and Donald H. Shafer depart for Hot Springs Arkansas for a three week stay beginning April 15.
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Hot Springs
Nepsonville
A. G. Mechem
Donald H. Shafer
Arkansas
Local Society Notes Aids and Visits Over Easter Weekend
Mrs Tom Cline and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Ben Gibbs in Jacksonville. Mrs A B Neiman visited sister Mrs Leah Wolfe on Vast Livingstone Ave Columbus. Clyde Dunlap and daughter Edna Louise of Congo returned home after visiting W W Evans family. Ellen Higginbothan of Shinston W Va stayed with Phyllis Mills for Easter. Ena Stephenson Bliss College Columbus visited her mother Mrs Dixon and aunt Mrs Cecil Shafer during Easter.
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Tom Cline
Jacksonville
Ben Gibbs
A. B. Neiman
Leah Wolfe
Livingstone Avenue
Columbus
Clyde Dunlap
Edna Louise
Congo
W. W. Evans
Ellen Higginbothan
Shinston
W. Va
Phyllis Mills
Ena Stephenson
Bliss College
Dixon
Cecil Shafer
Easter Picnic at Bou dinot Home in Chauncey
The county home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Boudinot near McDougal hosted a Easter Sunday picnic dinner. Attendees included Warren and Mrs McDaniel Clinton Brown Jerry Brown Hooper Ridge Virgene Boudinot Orris Kierns Donald Green Amesville Millfield Delorus Clifford Mrs. Melvene McKibben Peston.
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Chauncey
T. H. Boudinot
McDougal
Warren McDaniel
Clinton Brown
Hooper Ridge
Gilbert Boudinot
Virgene
T. M. Kierns
Donald Green
Amesville
F. E. Boudinot
Orris
Millfield
Clifford
Delorus
Athens
Ralph McKibben
Melvene
Peston
Easter Entertainment At Knowlton Home
The Plains guests from The Plains were treated to Easter at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Knowlton near Albany. Attending were Mr and Mrs 8 G Nichols Mr and Mrs W C Nichols and Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon and daughter Doris.
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Chauncey
The
Plains
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
G. Nichols
W. C. Nichols
Arthur Coon
Doris
Social Visit Roundup From The Plains and Nearby Towns
Residents from The Plains host and visit relatives across Chauncey Nelsonville Doanville Pom eroy and Jacksonville. Families from Kimberly The Plains and Logan share Sunday gatherings while influenza illness limits moves.
Easter Movements and Revival Services Reported
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes and Mr and Mrs Allen Riley Jr stay at Sharpsburg in the C O Grimes home. Rev A L Bradshaw preaches Evolution and the Bible at the Church of God revival. Clyde Wend leaves for Cleveland as a wireless operator on the Great Lakes. Elden Saunders visits in Millfield from Columbus. Mrs O C Howard and Miss Elizabeth Marten attend the Pythian Sisters play in Chauncey.
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Garfield Grimes
Allen Riley, Jr
Sharpsburg
C. O. Grimes
William Phillips
Virgil
Columbus
Chauncey
Mintie Stalder
Church of God
A. L. Bradshaw
Clyde Wend
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Elden Saunders
Millfield
O. C. Howard
Elizabeth Marten
Pythian Sisters
Sun Gun Fires Itself at Noon in Cintra
In Lisbon Portuguese authorities report the sun powered cannon at Cintra fires daily at noon using a convex lens to focus sunlight on the touchhole, causing automatic discharge by the sun king figure Old Kings Soi.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Cintra
Here
Soi
Tree hideout weapons found in Md. tree reveal old cache
In Norborne Maryland investigators found a revolver and steel trap inside a cut tree. The weaponry appears to have been placed at the tree base years ago and the trunk grew around them as a concealed cache.
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Norborne
Tokyo Police blacklist 1140 youths to curb misbehavior
Tokyo police list 1080 boys and 60 girls on a blacklist and will station officers in parks and cafes to supervise conduct for the future aiming for improved behavior.
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Tokyo
French Pianist Levy Delights Large Ewing Hall Recital
Eminent French pianist Heniot Levy performed at Ewing Hall under Siema Beta Si sima Alpha Iota. He played Brahms Sonata in FF Minor with flawless technique, premiered Godowsky’s Bach transcription, and offered Chopin Schumann and Schultz Evlers paraphrase on the Blue Danube with notable poise and audience encores.
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Heniot Levy
Ewing Hall
Siema Beta
Simma Alpha Iota Musical Sorority
Brahms
Godowsky
Bach
America
Levy
Chopin
Schumann
Schultz-Evler
Jewelry Heist by Four Bandits In Chicago
Four automobile bandits halted the Swigs on their way home in Chicago. They robbed Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Swig of jewelry valued at $12,000 and $1,260 in cash and then escaped.
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Chicago
Benjamin A. Swig
Audrey Hiller Severely Injured in Columbus Auto Collision
Surgeons at Mt. Carmel hospital amputated Mrs. Audrey Hiller of Columbus after she was pinned between two automobiles while waiting for a trolley car. The incident occurred tonight.
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Columbus, O
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Audrey Hiller
Columbus
Electrically Heated Pan Automatically Cools
A Berlin invention features an electrically heated saucepan with automatic cutoff to prevent overheating and an option to stop heat at a chosen time.
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Berlin
Athens Man Fined Heavily in Liquor Possession Case
Elden Barna of Athens pleaded guilty to possessing liquor in a preliminary hearing, facing a heavy fine. A raid on Burns’ home Sunday by Constable EB Mariner and Captain Charles Maple confiscated home brew beverage.
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Tiome
Elden Barna
Athens
Magnistide
Helwig
Burns
Eb, C. Mariner
Charles Maple
Ohio Opens Vehicle Reciprocity With Neighbors
Governor Donahey signed the Lipp bill allowing Ohio to enter reciprocal motor vehicle agreements with neighboring states. The secretary of state and a state utilities commission member may negotiate and sign such pacts on Ohio's behalf.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Secretary of State
State Utilities Commission
Nurse Praises Tanlac For Health Benefits
A Walnut Park nurse testifies to Tanlac improving anaemia nervousness stomach trouble and recovery after operations. The statement joins a large body of testimonials claiming Tanlac as a natural tonic and system builder that starts quickly to restore strength and health.
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K. M. Lowe
Walnut Park
Cal
Lowe
Alcohol content found below legal limit, charged with liquor
A chemist report cited by Helwig showed 1.96 percent alcohol by volume. The legal limit is 0.5 percent, leading to a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. Burns paid a $100 fine plus costs. The text notes a minority of buyers act dishonestly in automobile tire contracts.
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Helwig
Burns
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the Plains
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Blanchester
Abner Phillips
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Robert Hillyer
May Avenue
Dango
Kimberly
Henry Coulson
J. A. Smith
Eva
Levi Smith
Logan
Fisher
Ida Campbell
John Robinson
Sei Industrial Research Inetiugee
Ntl
Big Jap Blackelist
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Dition
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J. E. Zeller
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Lawhead
Messenger Printery
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Tanlac
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Coats
Springer
Mom
Amy
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