West School at Nelsonville May Be Abandoned
Nelsonville April 23 The West School building may be abandoned after this term as the City Board of Education considers economy and state requirements. The plan would move third and fourth graders to Central School, with first and second grades remaining. the West building now has about 106 pupils. The Central enrollment is 371. The board also asked county commissioners for relief funds under the Eberle bill, to be tested in court. Supt. Arnold reported athletic funds remained in the black this year despite prior deficits.
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Nelsonville
City Board of Education
State Department of Education
State Department
Eberle
E. J. Arnold
Classified Ad Service Lines
Brief notice urging readers to use the classified ads service and circulation desk with a contact number for an experienced ad-taker. Includes guidance for society and locals and a telephone line for submissions.
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HW. Bartlett
Nelsonville loses longtime Boot Shop owner Eugen Hohenadel
Eugen Hohenadel 58 proprietor of the Boot Shop and noted Nelsonville business figure, died Thursday at his Chestnut Street home after heart trouble. A native of Germany, he came to America at 14 and built a brewing and business career before purchasing the Boot Shop in 1919. He leaves a widow Adda Cox and was active in Knights of Pythias Elks Masons and several Scottish Rite Shrine groups. Funeral Sunday at 2 in Nelsonville Presbyterian Church with burial at Greenlawn by Philadorian Lodge No 157 F and A M.
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Nelsonville
Eugen Hohenadell
Chestnut Street
Mr. Hohenadel
Hocking Valley Brewing Company
Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Company
Adda Cox
Germany
Wartenberg
Gene
America
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Hohenade
Knights of Pythias and Elks
Scottish Rite
Mystic Shrine
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn
Philadorian Lodge
No. 157
Troop 51 Boy Scouts Meet At Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville announces an evening gathering of Troop 51 Boy Scouts at the Presbyterian Church basement at 6 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Freight Car Robbery Loot Recovered Near Nelsonville
Two men found most of the loot from a C. and O. Railroad freight car in an abandoned mine on Carbon Hill Road near Nelsonville. Police Chief George Bateman recovered cases of tennis shoes, brooms, thread, silk floss, matches, hardware, paints and varnish. C. and O. detective Isaac Greshel arrived for further investigation.
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Nelsonville
East Clayton
Carbon Hill Road
Here
George Bateman
Haydenville
Isaac Greshel
Hold Revival Meetings Doanville Mission Inaugurates Series
Nelsonville reports the Doanville Mission began revival meetings Monday night led by Reverend Charlies Hook with Kimberly in charge. Services start at 7 30 p m each evening with special music and an all day gathering planned for Sunday May 1.
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Nelsonville
Doanville
Charlies Hook
Kimberly
Social notes from Columbus and nearby towns
Mrs Charlies Scott and Lucille spent the end of the week in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Tombush Jr and Clinton Bateman returned from Detroit. Several visitors from Lancaster, Walbridge, and Columbus were noted including Mrs T S Bush Sr and Miss Juanita Sines. Thelma Evans returned from Youngstown. Mrs Fred Stracke went to Logan and others visited Grant Hospital and Hick households in Columbus.
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Charlies Scott
Lucille
Columbus
Mrs. Tombush, Jr
Clinton Bateman
Detroit
Mich
T. S. Bush, Sr
Juanita Sines
Walter Sines
Walbridge
Guy Evans
Thelma
Youngstown
Wilbur H. Pinkey
D. J. Woods
Fred Stracke
Logan
Nelson Dowler
W. L. Powell
Jack Hannahs
Agnes Hartly
Grant Hospital
Harry Hartley
Clinton Hick
Lillian
James Grant
William Hick
Mark Hick
Fannie Shields
King Heralds Plan Meeting at Sayre Home
The King's Heralds will meet at Helen Sayre's residence on East Columbus Street Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The informal gathering expects members to discuss club activities and upcoming events.
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King’s Heralds
Helen Sayre
Columbus Street
Special Masonic meeting for Eu gen Hohenadel funeral
Nelsonville, April 29 A special meeting of Philadorian Lodge No 157 F and A M will be held at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 1 30 pm to attend the funeral services for the late Eugen Hohenadel.
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
No. 157
Masonic Temple
Eugen Hohenadel
Hellyer Rites Held in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Hellyer were held at her West Columbus Street residence with Rev. H. A. Sayre officiating. She died Wednesday after a long illness and was buried at Greenlawn beside her husband Isaac B. Hellyer. Out of town mourners included Elzie Hellyer and daughter Mildred, Harrison Hoy, Noah Hoy, Ralph Hoy, Frida Hoisington, Ed Figgins, Lew Wolf, Mrs. Delia Campbell, Lewis Bauer and family, and Raleigh Hanson.
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Nelsonville
Clara Hellyer
West Columbus Street
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Jesus
Greenlawn
Isaac B. Hellyer
Funeral for Ames Addison Freeman a 10 day old child
Funeral services were held today for Ames Addison Freeman ten day old son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Freeman of Diamond Street Reverend D C Shearer of the Pilgrim Holiness Church officiated and burial followed at Whitmore Cemetery in Buchtel
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Nelsonville
Ames Addison Freeman
Leonard Freeman
Diamond Street
D. C. Shearer
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Whitmore
Buchtel
Mor rison and Smith married in Wellsburg ceremony
Gerald Morrison and Elizabeth Smith, both formerly of the Hocking Valley, were united in marriage Tuesday April 26 in Wellsburg West Virginia. Rev. W J Frayer officiated as the ring ceremony was read. The bride, a Buffalo High School 1929 graduate, works for Sears RoeBuck in Canton. Only witnesses were the bride’s sister and brother in law. They will reside with the groom’s parents in Canton for now.
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Canton
Gerald
George Morrison
Elizabeth
Ernest Smith
Wellsburg
W. Va
Hocking Valley
W. J. Frayer
Buffalo High School
Sears, Roebuck Company
George Myers
Grace Roberts to Speak on Italy at Presbyterian Endeavor
Nelsonville April 29 Miss Grace Roberts will speak on Italy Sunday night at six at the Endeavor Society meeting of the Presbyterian Church Her knowledge of Latin and recent visit to Italy promises an interesting task Friends of the church are invited.
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Nelsonville
Grace Roberts
Italy
Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Students Back Prohibition in Vote
Ohio Wesleyan University students in a first ever course on prohibition voted 38 to 2 to retain the Eighteenth Amendment, contrasting with national poll results reported by the Literary Digest.
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Delaware
U.P
Literary Digest
Ohio Wesleyan University
Epidemic of Illegal Operations Revealed At Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports detail a widening probe into criminal abortions after two University of Oklahoma coeds died within a week. Osteopath John W. Eissminger is jailed on murder charges with a May 6 hearing, while Dr R K E Thacker faces one murder count and other complaints. Nine additional suspected victims are named, with deaths at Oklahoma City General Hospital and references to another hospital. The football star husband to one victim reveals a secret marriage and rushed hospital transfer.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
U.P
University of Oklahoma
John W. Eissminger
Virginia Wyckoff
Southwest
RK. K E. Thacker
Lewis Morris
Morris
United Press
Wyckoff
Frank Lee
Oklahoma City General Hospital
Lee
University
Nancy Joe Seay
Wichita Falls
Texas
Norman
Roach
Ruth Hall
Bethany
Isobel Ferguson
Ethel Hestand
Thacker
Bobbie Lou Thompson
Geraldine Easley
Epperson
Former Deputy Guilty of Bribery
Matt BE Roberts a former deputy clerk in the Probate Court was found guilty of bribery by a Columbus Criminal Court jury. His lawyers said a motion for a new trial would be filed within three days. The indictment said he solicited and accepted about 750 dollars from clothier Harry Greenberg in exchange for court orders for clothing for indigent insane patients at Columbus State Hospital.
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Columbus
U.P
Matt BE. Roberts
Roberts
Probate
Harry Greenberg
Clothier
Columbus State Hospital
Two Athens Boys Are High in Scholarship
State education officials report high school seniors from several counties scored highly on the General Scholarship Test taken in March. The top five percent statewide are listed with names from Athens Liberty Union Meigs and other districts receiving college aid by county and school.
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Athens
Columbus
State Departent of Education
Cpt
Richland
Ross, Meigs
Avlaryis
Hollowing
Athena
John Lee Pickens
Thomas James Reading
Harfield
Jon Cook
Liberty Union
Laurie Beckrock
R. MH. S
Robert Snider
Paul Wacker
Lancaster
Gala
Paul Heaty
Gallia Academy
Docking
Durward Branigan
Rosemary Lavey
Logan Morgan
Russell Richardson
Mat
Clue Flops in Lindbergh Kidnap Case Report
Hopewell New Jersey April 2 U P state police exhausted a ransom note handwriting check as futile. Police listed as valueless the investigation of 121 babbles, four apartments, two boats, two automobiles and a hotel. Private negotiators remain active despite unproductive police activity. Rumors of an intermediary named H H enta circulated. no information links to Dr John Grier Hibben Princeton president.
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Hopewell
N. J
U.P
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
H.hh
Enta
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Lindbergh
Taxable furniture warned in Athens rooming houses
County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson warns residents of Athens City and Athens County that furniture used in rooms for students and rentals is subject to personal property tax. A Tax Commission of Ohio ruling says failure to list furniture for gain incurs an eighty percent penalty.
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Athens City
Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Tax Commission of
Ohio
County Auditor Warns on Penalties for Delinquent Property Tax
The county auditor stated all furniture in student occupied rooms must be listed by Saturday to avoid penalties. He also warned that all first half personal property taxes must be paid by tomorrow or penalties will be assessed.
Ohio State University awards fellowships and scholarships
Students from 11 states and one foreign country received 10 university fellowships and 13 diversity scholarships announced by Ohio State University for the 1932 1933 school year.
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Columbus
Ohto State University
Vote for Tom Jenkins in May Primary
A political appeal urges voters to back Tom Jenkins in the May primary. It frames Jenkins as a true friend in Washington and emphasizes loyalty and replacement of opponents ahead of the vote.
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Tom Jenkins
Washington
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William Deal
Murray City
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Marietta
Francia Norris
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Majestic
Lupe Valez
Leo Carrillo
Melvin Douglas
the Bad Man
Mone Maris
Doris Hill Directed By
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Old Bon Ton Bldg
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Tom
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Congress Club
Ellis Markin
Ralph Boyer
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