Impressive Military Funeral for Nelsonville Man
Charles Robert Kinkade Hinfe, a long time Nelsonville resident and brother of former police chief Phil Kinkade, received a full military funeral at Presbyterian Church. Spanish American War veterans, a Glenford Dugan Post firing squad, Athens bugler, and local dignitaries attended. Burial was at Greenlawn. The service included a hymn Crossing the Bar and a poem by Mrs Kinkade.
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Elsonville
Charles Robert Hinfe
Presbyterian Church
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Athens
Nelsonville
Hoy
Lloyd Evans
Temryson
Kinkade
Greenlawn
Wmelsonville
Phil Kinkade
Nee | Elizabeth Phillips
Alice Kinkade
Glouster
Smith Kinkade
Gordon
W. Va
Minnie Hanegade
Detroit
Sieh
Community Institute Concludes at Oak Grove in Nelsonville
The Community Institute at York Granga hall Oak Grove closes Tuesday afternoon after a week praised as more successful than prior years. Monday’s Welfare Work lecture by Mrs Bing inspires residents, while Forrest Hall’s Institute talk urges daily use of agricultural spirit. Tuesday features crowded programs with school songs declamations posters and a rural talk by E A Taylor Growing Green Gold. The Nelsonville Church orchestra Jack Raybould solos and poultry focus by T H Johnson mark the closing activities.
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Nelsonville
Dec
Community Institute
York Granga Hell Oak Grove
Bing
Wellare
Forrest Hall
Institute
Hall
Mr. Root
Nelsonville Christian Church Orchestra
Jack Raybould
E A Taylor
Mr. Hall
T. H. Johnson
Ohio museum head to lecture What To See in Ohio
Nelsonville notes Prof B A Aughinbaugh head of the Ohio Historical and Archaeological Museum at Ohio State University will give an illustrated lecture What To See in Ohio at Nelsonville High School at 8 15 and 10 30 oclock Wednesday. Pupils to hear him in the morning with a small fee for attendance parents urged to come by 10 20 as no extra seats will be available.
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Nelsonville
B. A. Aughinbaugh
Ohio Historical and Archaelogical Museum
Ohio State University
Ohio
Nelsonsile High School
Aughinbaugh
Prof
Robert Thornton Dies at 53 to be Buried in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ohio December 5 Relatives notified of the death of Robert Thornton age 53 at his Columbus home Friday The body will be brought to Nelsonville for funeral services at the A M E Church Tuesday at 1 pm Burial will be at Greenlawn He is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Thornton Columbus his father and stepmother Mr and Mrs Moses Thornton a brother Charles Thornton and a step-brother Rev James Mann of Nelsonville
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Nelsonvillee
Robert ‘Thornton
Columbus
Nelsonville
A. M E
Greenlawn
Mary Thornton
Moses Thornton
Charles ‘Thornton
Rev James Mann
Funeral held for Walter Linton with Sayre officiating
Walter Linton died Tuesday in University Hospital Columbus after treatment. Funeral services were held Friday at 10:30 p m at his parents home in Nelsonville with Rev H A Sayre of the Methodist Church officiating and burial at Greenlawn. Out of town mourners included Pollard daughter Helen, T P Willy, Carstrells, Pauline Daugherty, Atkinson family, Frank Linton, Stella and Bertha Linton, and others. Also notes a W B A Club meeting on Robbins Road with twelve members present and plans for a December 18 Christmas party.
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Sayre
Nelsonville
Walter Linton
University Hospital
Columbus
Charles Linton
Jefferson Street
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
W. B.A
Rebecca Hartley
Robbins Road
Mrrs
Billa Anderson
Etet Matheny
Robert Curry
Evelyn Pollock
New “Marshfield
Lenore Berry
Bessie Bland
Tishe Dilcher
Monroe Ee Street
Tuncheon
Buchtel Honors Roll and November Attendance Totals
Buchtel news notes the upper grades honor roll compiled by Supt Fred C Linscott and the November attendance records. Honor roll lists include Seventh through Twelfth Grades with multiple students named. attendance figures are provided by grade, led by First Grade Anna Gray at 97 and ending with Eleventh and Twelfth Grades Mary Elconin at 957.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Schoola
Fred C. Linscott
Eugene Murphy
Elizabeth Newman
Don Schiey
Paul Wagner
William Russell
Mary A. Wagner
Ada Smathers
Mary Morrison
Koward Collins
John Vice
Thomas Davis
Dessie Conley
Max Tolliver
Clayton McGee
Mary 5. Wagner
Lilian Russell
Tommy Wallace
Robert Maccombs
Jenny Vice
Gerald Robson
Joe Wagner
Albert Guy
Irene McQuaid
Harold Tolliver
Vivian Sweazy
Vivien LaFollette
John King
Marie Banheld
Vivian Glover
Glenna Collins
Raymond Tennihill
Charles Lewis
Agnes Calvert
Lowise MaGee
Anna Gray
Bazaar Plans Highlight P T A Activities In Buchtel
P T A plans for the annual bazaar in the Buchtel Opera House on Saturday December 32 prompts a special meeting December 10 to finalize arrangements. Pupils have created prize winning posters shown at Sayre's and Wagner's stores. Highlights include dancing bingo and food, with teachers and members boosting preparations.
Junior Senior High PTA Meeting Monday Program
Nelsonville reports a Junior-Senior High School PTA meeting Monday at 7:20 PM. Eight minute talks and a musical program feature Rev. Herman Sayre, High School Brass quartet, and soloists. Mrs Albert Barber presides as three short talks address athletics and high school life.
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Nelsonville
FPTA
Herman Sayre
Guenod Played By the High Schow
Francia Kourt Foe
Galvin
Edward McCresry
Herbert Woody
Rachel Kathryn Coakley
Soto
Bluebells of
Scotland
Albert Barber
Juan Yantis
Helen Shaw
Frin
Leb Snell
Our
High School Athletic Association
Ralph Parks
Guy Hawk
C EB Welch
Bessie Deer
Rev
Sasre
Orchestra Is Heard in Nelsonville
An orchestral concert by the Christian Church Orchestra was held at the York Grange meeting in Nelsonville on Tuesday. The program featured a large roster of local musicians, with Ward W Hamm directing. a church choir was also organized. The event included a variety of instruments and pieces, drawing community participation and attention.
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Nelsonville
Christian Church Orchestra
York
Will J Rice
W Hamm
Christian Churen
Church Orchetra
Viollas
Margaret Scott
Max Barroys
Wihna Scott
Gerald McCreary
Tola E'wood
Vic Creary
Gahin
Red Cross Campaign Reaches Carbon Hill Schools
Carbon Hill schools started the Red Cross campaign last Monday with a goal of 1 membership per teacher class and pupil group. By Friday workers reported the objective reached, marking Carbon Hill as the first in Hocking County to complete the campaign.
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Carbon Hill
Red Cros
Red Cross
Hocking County
Woman Fined on Possession Charge in Nelsonville Court
Mrs Minn Patton pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor after a Monday raid and paid a 100 dollar fine plus costs. Her son Lloyd Patton faced a grand jury on furnishing liquor to a minor, while Luther Burch of Grosvenor Street admitted diverting electric current around a meter and paid a 50 dollar fine and costs.
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Nelsonville
Minn Patton
Grosvenor Bbtreet
P T A Will Meet Happy Hollow School Monday event
P T A Happy Hollow School will lunch Monday evening at the school. A feature is group singing by pupils. A pot luck lunch will follow. Members and patrons are urged to attend. Shower and club notes follow with guest list and details of events and gatherings in Nelsonville.
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Happy Mellow
Nelsonville
FPA
Happy Hollow School
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Set for December First
Ali members of Buchtel Rebekah Lodge No. 142 are asked to attend the meeting on December 1. Members should bring their favorite dish for a pot luck dinner, with business to be transacted.
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Nelsonville
Sec
S-Ali
Buchtel Rebekah Lodge No. 142
Method of Opening School Is Revised
A joint committee of the superintendent and grade school principals approved a revised opening schedule for grade schools in Nelsonville on December 6. Entry bells are set at 8:00, 8:13, and 8:30 with country students allowed to go to rooms on arrival. parents are urged to keep children from reaching the school before 9:15 on cold or rainy days.
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Nelsonville
Gamipriged
B . Arnold
Transferred Telegraph Operator Mayes To St Pierre
Transfer notices indicate Nelson Carr, longtime Western Union operator here, moves to St Pierre with Charles Vanner and Logan in the local office. Mrs Sayre’s missionary group met at Columbus Street home. Christmas carol service, quiz, and India needs discussion noted. supper postponed to January.
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Mayes
Necsonville
Nelson Carr
Western Union Telegraph
Mire
Herman
Sayre von E Columbus
India
Hyde
C. Stout
Petia Herrod
Brititier
Henstd
Mrs Gore
Outa
Foster
Blanche Minrlead
Mra
Charles Grear
Char Makers Wake Readers in Latin Quarter Salons
Readers gather in a central room while workers read aloud from newspapers, a char making theme draws interest from the audience. The scene shows a blend of worker dynamics and public engagement as people listen to general-interest topics in a historic quarter setting.
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Paes
Anda Beoka Taplea
Marchers Plan to Enter House Floor at Congress Opening
Police efforts to keep the Hanter marchers peaceful in Washington focus on a potential floor entry at the House of Representatives opening Monday. Albert Benjamin coordinates the Washington aspects, while Police Chief Galasford seeks to provide food shelter and protection for visitors amid the tense situation.
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Washington
House of
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