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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1926
Page
3
Nelsonville court records show a bus driver pleading not guilty to assault and battery and a co worker pleading guilty and fined 19 dollars plus costs. Other items cover senior guards meetings bazaars church activities birthday party charity events and numerous personal mentions.
Nelsonville dispatch reports Mayor L. J. Eberle summoned for federal jury service and to spend the coming week in Judge Benson Hough's court in Columbus. The drunken driving case against Frank Williams was continued to December 14 at 7 p.m. Civic biology course debate prompts teachers to push course at senior high. registration closes soon.
Nelsonville report notes J. B. Manning a veteran Hocking Valley mailrooader marks his seventy fird birthday. He has lived in Nelsonville fifty nine years and recently attended a union meeting in Columbus where he received a long service diamond pin for over fifty years with his company.
Dr. A. R. Meade, dean of the callers at Ohio Wiselyean Delaware, will address teachers of Nelsonville city schools Tuesday afternoon December 14 at 1 20. He will also speak at the high school Parents Teacher association meeting at 8 o'clock that evening.
Nelsonville townsfolk will welcome Santa Claus with his reindeer and Eskimo attendants Monday December 13. Mayor L J Eberle announced the event promising real interest for local children.
The Nelsonville Lodge of Elks will stage its annual memorial service at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The address will be delivered by the Rev. Lloyd Evans.
The Nelsonville Radio league will hold a meeting at the YMCA on Tuesday evening at 7 30. Important business will come before the group and all radio fans are urged to attend. The event is noted in local social notes.
John Johnston a 13 year old Jackson township youth was hit in the Nett eye by a small airgun shot while a crowd of boys played nearby. A physician said the injury likely will not be serious and vision may remain unimpaired.
Mr and Mrs Fisher Roush of Greens Run announce the birth of a nine and a half pound son, Robert Joe, born Tuesday November 23.
Quito Tav slainen, 63, died Friday at his Redtown home from cancer. He leaves his wife. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Redtown, with burial in Taylor Ridge cemetery.
Chris Skinner of Trimble, after treatment at Grant hospital in Columbus from October 22 injuries from a mine accident, will not return home for Christmas and expects to be away for some time next year. He thanks friends who sent packages for his birthday.
The Trimble Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting at the new high school. Performances included "Night" by Siam, "Bobby's Query" and "The Code Letter" by Gail Stelly, "Luther's Cradle Hymn" by Bonnie Jean Sayre, and other student acts by Wyatt, Jerald Stephenson, and Otis Johnson.
Plans were made for an all day event next Friday under Miss Crawford's direction. A vocal duet by Alberta Raber and Grace Sayre will open with a play in the evening by the entertainers to raise funds for a new piano.
Mrs Mary El Dean aged about 80 died suddenly around 2 PM at her home in Trimble while speaking with neighbor Mrs Hall Sanders. Born near Now Ferndale Morgan county she lived nearby all her life. A teacher in youth she was active in civic affairs and twice married to Samuel Lefever and A W Dean both Civil War veterans. Surviving are three children Don Lefever Canton Eva Perrill Canton Emerson Lefever Senecaville one brother Burnell Headley Columbus and sisters Ellis Harper Eastern Ohio Lydia Coulter.
Glouster council met Friday night in regular session. No action taken on surrendering part of the corporation territory. The next regular meeting will be December 9.
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