Nelsonville voters face two mill levy to fund schools
In Nelsonville Ohio on August 12 voters will decide a special two mill levy to raise about ten thousand dollars for one year to fund operations and needed repairs as the school board fights a twelve thousand dollar deficit and the risk of suspension of classes. The editor urges patrons to support education and approve the levy to stabilize finances and allow time for state relief measures.
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C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville, O
Nelsonville
Board of Education
Ohio
Boards of Education
Athens County
Honky Tonk
China
Foreign Missionary Society
Friends of Education
Nelsonville Public Taxes Tied to School Services
The article argues that taxes fund public roads bridges sewers police fire protection and especially schools. A two mill levy is proposed to relieve schools of a handicap and improve community service. It also notes a long line of local social visits and a new fire chief J M Loud arriving in Nelsonville.
Marion visitors hosted by local residents
Glines of Marion visited then returned to Columbus after staying with Mrs. Will Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rosser and children of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moler. Mrs. E. T. Spray and sons Frank and Joe, Mrs. G. C. Woolery and Roy Johnson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Lovett on Monday.
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J. M. Lama
Logan
Frank Keys
Camp Sherman
Ben Stalter
Buckeye Lake
Mac Bartlett
Albany
Dan Camp
Mount Pleasant
Richard Gibson
Marcella Webb
Margaret Allaway
Columbus
B. C. Webb
John Baird
Baird Stuart
T. C. Green
Cincinnati
Bob Kinney
Mae Beard
E. B. Beard
Hazel Hall
Harry Edgell
Charles Edgell
Fred Shafer
Harrold
Richard
Will Dawson
C. E. Joyce
L. T. Rhodes
Lancaster
Ti Rosser
E. E. Rosser
Geo. Barrowe
W. W. Poston
New York City
Charles Poston
Junior Order Entertained at Carbon Hill
The Junior Order of Carbon Hill entertained the local unit Friday evening with nine candidates initiated. A large supper was served to visitors and members and everyone enjoyed a fine time.
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Carbon Hill
Junior Order of
Passenger Train 30 Delayed Two Hours Sunday
Passenger train No 30 arrived two hours late after a freight wreck blocked the line at Enterprise. An engine and two coaches from Logan ferried passengers to and from Enterprise on Sunday.
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Enterprise
Logan
Classified Ads Nelsonville Ohio Short Notices
For sale Good building lot 50 by 100 on Jackson street inquire at 525 Jackson street. Shoes repaired neatly like new No 37% Public Square upstairs W M Price. WANTED To sell or rent one house on High street rent twelve dollars per month or sell for 1200 cashCall Isaac Warner agent Nelsonville 7-29 To HAVE 40 bushels of potatoes sell at 140 per bushel Frank Tedrow 6-28ff
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Jackson Street
Public Square
W. M. Price
High Street
Isaac Warner
Nelsonville
Frank Tedrow
Phonograph Bargains at Sauter's Nelsonville Studio
All new phonographs offered at less than cost with big bargains and limited stock. Sauter's Phonograph Studio near the Depot in Nelsonville Ohio promotes unusual tone volume and wearing quality phonographs at unusually low prices.
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Sauter
Phonograph
Depot
Nelsonville
Road statute quote shifts responsibility to state highway
County commissioners face blame in road matters and quote new road statutes. The state highway commissioner is urged to change proposed improvement lines to eliminate dangerous curves angles or steep grades when practical.
Strazisar Held On Non Support In Kimbery Tragedy Case
Anton Strazisar, 41, husband of Maria Strazisar, is jailed in Nelsonville on a non support charge tied to the deaths of his wife and seven children at Kimberly last Tuesday. He was arrested near Grafton, W Va after writing to a union official, while letters from Maria described suffering and accusations. Kimberly residents dispute relief claims amid rumors about the fire and desertion.
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Nelsonville
Anton
Tony) Strazisar
Maria Straisar
Kimberly
State Penitentiary
Strazisar
Simpson
W. Va
Grafton
Jack Pearson
Pearson
Athens
West Virginia
Maria Strazisar
Veterans Meet Tuesday To Organize American Legion Post
Major Sam Johnson calls all World War I veterans to attend the Armory meeting Tuesday at seven thirty to organize the local American Legion post and elect officers. Attendees who register will become charter members. the new charter has arrived and preparations are complete.
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Sam Johnson
Armory
American Legion
Seven Hundred Michigan Central Shopmen Prepare Strike
Jackson Michigan August 4 seven hundred railroad shopmen were set to strike today unless higher wage demands from the national organization are met. Also noted are a detachable support for heavier running board loads in light automobiles and pneumatic boxing gloves invented by a Philadelphia sporting man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Michigan Central Railroad
National Organization
Philadelphia
Local boy undergoes appendectomy in Columbus hospital
Francis Craig fifteen year old son of Mr and Mrs A J Craig of this city was taken to a Columbus hospital yesterday morning accompanied by his father and Dr Gibson for an urgent appendectomy. He was reported through a late message to have come safely through the operation.
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Francis Craig
A. J. Craig
Columbus
Gibson
Will Ray
Denver
Colorado
John Ray
Mr. Ray
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