Easter Cantata at Methodist Church Sunday Afternoon
The Methodist church choir directed by Charles Poston Roth will present Wilder mare Easter cantata at 4 p.m. Sunday, with organ and piano accompaniment by Poston and Leta Parks. Eleven numbers include solos and choruses detailing the Easter story and victory over darkness. NELSONVILLE April 16 near the foundry reports a large street excavation impacting traffic. crews back from the mouth of the sewer to finish cleaning manholes and the sewer system, officials calling it a top city priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
B. E. Lefever
Mra
Ed L. Morrell
Angels
Robert Kinney
Life Eternal
Whitlatch
Olivier Bay
Ralph
Parks
Jack Boba
Mrs. Morrell
Nelsonville
Overhauling of Sewage System Underway in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on April 16 officials report a thorough overhaul of the city sewage system. Street commissioner Ed Dewhurst and temporary water lineman Joe Dewhurst assist, while Nick Hawk’s suspension and appeal to the oil service commission loom over the case. Obstruction at the main sewer mouth, near the Weelings, raises concerns as dynamite was used to relieve a blockage and flows are described as steady. The Myers Street issue remains serious and a broken fill on Joner Chestnut Street requires repair.
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Nelsonville
Ed Dewhurst
Joe Dewhurst
Simall
Nick Hawk
Hawk
Oil Service Commission
HK. E McClain
Ner
Son
Myers Street
Joner Chestnut Street
Hawk Appeals Suspension To Civil Service
Nelsonville April 16 Nick Hawk water lineman suspended about ten days ago under charges of gross neglect of duty which were sustained by Service Director R D Melain has filed notice of appeal to the city service commission through his attorney Hawk it 15 ard denies responsibility for conclusion alleged to have led to his dismissal The civil service commission is expected to announce an early date for a review of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nick Hawk
R. D. Melain
Citt Service Commission
Hawk
Missionary Society Lenten Meeting Highlights
Social notes from the Methodist church report Mrs. Carl Coakley as devotional leader and Mrs A G Cotton guiding a program at the annual Lenten meeting. Readings by Mrs Julius Fischer and Mrs Coakley, a solo by Mrs Coakley with accompaniment by Mrs Henry Bancaster, and last mission book chapters read by Mrs Wesley Hawk.
Y M G A NOTES AND EVENTS AT NELSONVILLE
W L H reports on Y M G A activities in Nelsonville with notes on an Easter program and personal mentions. The M G A building modernization includes library upgrades, re-wiring, lighting, and new fixtures, with plans for a boys week poem and upcoming orchestra program. Personal notices list local residents visiting relatives, trips, and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Presbyterian Church
County Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Athens Banquet
Officers elected and reports from departments given at the Athens County Farm Bureau annual meeting and first banquet at Hotel Barry. Floyd Delashmutt spoke as Ohio Farm Bureau field service manager for SE Ohio. W.F. Kampf to lead next year. A. E. Potter elected vice president. secretary treasurer to be appointed later. Directors named for districts include Dutton, Mende, Hayes, Haskinson, Henry, Keing, Ward, Daucherty, Potter, and others. A plea urged every farmer to contribute to the work of his chosen farming path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Delashmutt
Ohio Farm Bureau
Southeastern Ohio
Athens County Farm Bureau
Barry
W.F. Kampf
Coolville
Farm Bureau
A. E. Potter
Albany
H P Dutton
Troy Township
Isadce Mende
Carthage
Co. W. Hayes
Rome
H. C. Haskinson
Canaan
G. H. Henry
Bern
B.L. Keiing
Ames
A. N. Ward
York
Charles Daucherty
Dover
H. O. Young
Waterloo
W. E. Poston
Lodi
H.R. Barker
Athens
Funeral services for Mrs Flossie Newman
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 PM at Orbiton church for Mrs Flossie Newman who died Thursday in a Zanesville hospital. Burial will take place at Carbon Hill. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Richardson, maiden home at Longstreth, wife of her husband and mother of two children, with her parents and several siblings surviving.
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Stanley Dew
Russell Loy, Jr
Mew
Washington D. H
B. Acomb
Cincinnati
Ena Stephenson
Columbus
Margaret Johnson
Dayton
George E. Johnson
Elizabeth Inman
Mannington
Nelsonville
Flossie Newman
Orbiston Church
Carbon Hill
Farm club drive boosts Athens county program gains
Ei M Poston and R A Dean plan two days with local committee as grade school track meets draw eighty boys and high participation. West school leads with 1685 points, East 1445, Central 997 and 605. J W Ogg of Chicago visits to discuss association affairs. New clubs form in Lodi Jerseyville and Tae Plains as farm bureau grows with 80 members and over $100000 in service business.
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Ei. M. Poston
R. A. Dean
Edward Johnson Columbus
West
Miss Mathewson
Central
Miss Pedigro
West School
C. Wendell
Bill Reed
Rex Dilcher
Ten-Year Sunday School Record at Local Baptist Church
Albany April 16 A local girl Miss Druzilla Crow a freshman at Ohio University has never missed a Sunday school service in ten years. At the April 10 closing service she received a solid gold bar a framed certificate with ten gold stars and a nine-bar pin symbolizing perfect attendance in the decade. The Messenger invites word of any comparable record from readers.
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Albany
The
Baptist Church
Druzilla Crow
Ohio University
Baptist Sunday School
4 H Club Elects Officers for the Year
The Mothers Helpers 4 H club at Rock Rift elected officers on April 9 at leader Mrs Pearl Beals home. Thelma Walker president Rite Sheridan vice president Fallie Hughes secretary Lucille Carpenter treasurer Mary Sheridan news reporter Thelma Beal cheerleader Plans for summer were discussed and county agent T H Johnson spoke on Qualifications of Club Members For Officers. Disturbed Peace Fin ed For disturbing the school house at Greens Run Harry Donley was fined 25 and costs before Magistrate Carl Porter Wednesday.
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Mother's Helpers 4-H Club
Rock Rift
Pearl Beal
Thelma Walker
Rite, Sheridan
Fallie Hughes
Lucille Carpenter
Mary Sheridan
Thelma Beal
T. H. Johnson
Green's Run
Harry Donley
Carl Porter
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Methodist
Chestnut Street
Haydenville
Haydenville Lodge
Charles Enns
Walnut Street
K. of I
Woman's Missionary Society
Christian Church
E. A. Wallace
Glen Arlen
J. Howearth
Barron
Barron’s Bakery
Miss C
Minental Congress
Frank Betts
Poston
Elizabeth
O. J. Howearth
Mary Parry
Glen Allen
Dew
Max Bowers
Whispering Hope
Gene Imboden
Hattie Edgar
Imboden
Mary Sommers
Crown Him
John Williams
Frank Bfiggins
Mable Hobson Wiggins
Homer Warehine
Elden Patton
Mabie Robson Figgins
Gladys Bayliss
Francis Nelson
Bessie Higgins
Minnie Patten
Josephine Klein
Margaret Riley
Mary. Sommers
Emma Dailey
Sarah Swingle
Margaret Woolery
Bessie Warhemn
Fannie Williams
Monks
Attord National
D. A
Aril
Henry Poston
Washington
Notes
Elmer Seddell
Hyperian Club
Cosmopolitan Club
County Farm Bureau Elect
W. F. Kampf
J. W. Ogg
Chicago
International Committee
House Committee
Ogg
Delashmutt
Athens County
Ralph Barker
Bureau
Service
N. E. Mills
Jerseyville
jTae Plains
Farmer’s Institutes
Yon Ward
Emil
Ralph Narker
Distriet
Frank Diddle
William Angel
H.W. Batch
FE A
Dutton
Herbert, Mead
Ward
Emma
R Waljlace
Noe. Mills
Won Amidermin
Charles Daugherty
Charles Mansfield
Werwin Mansfield Y
Helen
Herb Haskinson
Ft Barker
Henry and Son
I Harry
Denes Goldard
iCovert
W. F Camp
Woo Caprland
David Sawer
Athens, Ohio
Boston
Clark
Scott Percase
Sox
Neac
Ateletic Union
Nelsonville, Ohic
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonv'dle
Oythian
Deruzilla
J. E. Zeller
Mother's Helpers
Etna van Ice
F.O.B
Detroit
F.O. B
Lew Price
C. A. Daugherty
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