Nelsonville Football Team Honored by Rotary Club
Nelsonville high school 1927 football squad and coaches were guests of the Rotary Club for a dinner and program. H R Townsend Columbus commissioner of the state high school athletic association spoke on athletics, standards, and the role of sport in schools.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
O. O. Crawford
Floyd Stone
Rotary Club
H. R. Townsend
Columbus
State High School Athletic Association
Townsend
State Athletic Association
Superintendent Crawford
Stone
Wendell Howell
Tommy Curran
Carson L. Horton
Hubert Hyde
Harry West
Rolland Harper
Gilbert Dewhurst
Carlos Linton
Oscar Hartley
Edward Stocklin
Ralph Wright
Paul Weltzheimer
Edgar Norman
Henry Norman
Orin Mace
Bernard Hawk
Jack Powell
Forest Lattimer
Erle Washburn
Charles Betts
Clarence Huddy
Veteran Hocking Valley employee observes 74th birthday
HAS BIRTHDAY NELSONVILLE December 7 J B Hanning veteran Hocking Valley railroad employee in Nelsonville observed his seventy fourth birthday Monday He is the son of Mr and Mrs J B Hanning Chauncey pioneers with the father serving as general manager of the salt works He was born on his mother's 29th birthday J R B received a diamond pin a year ago from the railroad company for fifty years of service
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Nelsonville
J. B. Hanning
Hocking Valley Railroad
Chauncey
J. RB
Medical meet discusses cancer and goitre in Nelsonville
Athens County Medical Society met Monday evening at Dr. A L Pritchards office in Nelsonville with twenty members present. Dr Andrew Crotti of Columbus spoke on cancer and goitre using lantern slides. Officers elected: C G Dew of Nelsonville president, Osborne of Athens State Hospital vice president, T A Copeland of Athens secretary treasurer, A L Pritchard of Nelsonville corresponding secretary.
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Nelsonville
Andrew Crotti
Columbus
Athens County Medical Society
A. L. Pritchard
Crotti
C. G. Dew
Osborne
Athens State Hospital
T. A. Copeland
Athens
Esther class holds Christmas gathering at Mitchell home
Members of the Esther class met Monday evening at Mrs. Harley Mitchells home for a Christmas gift exchange. After the business session, refreshments were served. The gathering included seven guests and thirty-one members.
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Esther
Harley Mitchell
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet at Gibson Home
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters gathered at Mrs. W. W. Gibson’s home Tuesday evening. Alice Green and Jogan gave two readings. Guests included Mrs. Certha Butt and Mrs. Marian Halleck.
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Pythian Sisters
W. W. Gibson
Alice Green
Jogan
Certha Butt
Marian Halleck
Miss Poverty to Miss Timidity Names for Charity Event
A list of titled young women including Miss Poverty and Miss Timidity appears for a three course luncheon hosted by a prominent hostess. The Esther class plans a Thursday noon church dinner with a candy and fancy work sale alongside. In Nelsonville Oscar Richardson, who went to Columbus for appendicitis surgery, is recovering favorably.
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Flapperty
Quantity
Prosperity
Esther
The
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Oscar Richardson
Columbus
Haybron council to meet at Masonic temple tonight
Nelsonville report notes a stated meeting of Haybron council No. 119 R. and S. M. will be held this evening at the Masonic temple.
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Nelsonville
Haybron
East Parent Teachers to Meet Friday at East School
Nelsonville December 7 The East Parent Teachers association will convene at the East school building Friday afternoon at 3 o clock to discuss important business matters.
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Nelsonville
East Parent-Teachers’ Association
Boy Kills Mother and Wounds Two Near St Clairsville
In St Clairsville on December 7 a 15 year old, Andy Dyken, shot and killed his mother Mary Dyken 33 and wounded his father Nick Dycken and farm hand John Mordis after a school reprimand. Authorities hunted the youth.
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ST. Clairsville
U.P
Andy Dyken
Mary Dyken
Nick Dycken
John Mordis
Mordis
Mystery of the Missing Millions in Remus murder case
In Cincinnati a Remus murder trial chapter questions what happened to the bootlegger’s fortune. Remus says his wife, with Franklin L. Dodge Jr., siphoned wealth from him, while prosecutors imply he kept control by placing millions with friends and attorneys to shield them from confiscation.
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Cincinnati
Remus
George Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Makes Appeal At Ohio University For Mining Community Relief
A special student meeting at Ohio University convocation urged support for Athens charitable organizations aiding mining communities. Lawrence Jarvie led the session and introduced Carl Porter who described county school children’s hardships, followed by Dr. Einar Hansen outlining relief work. Students were asked to donate garments to Rev. Walter Ludwig’s office.
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Athens
Ohio University
Lawrence Jarvie
Carl Porter
Einar Hansen
School of Education
Jarvie
Walter Ludwig
Church Notes and Upcoming Christmas Music Plans
The Presbyterian study group meets weekly with The Adventure in America as tonight's topic and leaders including Mrs Sias Miss McVay and others. Dr A Y Wilcox announces December 11 Christmas music featuring the Ohio University Faculty String Quartet at 7 pm. Hood dinners start November 15 at 6 pm with speakers Dr Frank W Bible and Dr A S C Clark scheduled for January 12.
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Presbyterian Church
America
A. B. Sias
Emma McVay
John Jagers
George Putnam
N. E. Mills
Margaret M. Hanna
FE. K. Smith
A. Y. Wilcox
Ohio University
Brotherhood
Frank W. Bible
Chicago
A. 8. C. Clark
Evanston, HL
Charles De Molet Active in Florida Community Work
Lynn Haven Florida December 7 Charles De Molet well known former Athens Ohio businessman died in the early morning hours after a period of illness He devoted himself to Lynn Haven improvements and served the Chamber of Commerce Firemen Chautauqua Tourist Club and G A R groups with his musical talent and community efforts He will be sadly missed by many local organizations and residents.
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Lynn Haven
Fla
Charles DeMolet
Mr. DeMolet
Athens
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Chautauqua
McGregor Suit Over Refusal To Cook Was Defeated
In Glasgow Mrs. Thomas McGregor failed to secure support from her husband after she refused to cook or wash for him. The court rejected her attempt to compel protection or maintenance.
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Glasgow
Thomas McGregor
Canaan Farmer Institute Ends With Broad Support
The two day farmers institute in Canaanville Athens county closed Tuesday afternoon drawing many residents. The event featured farm and school exhibits and praised work by President F E Dorr county agent and church officials. Speakers KE Fleming and Mrs da A Durbinfi were commended along with the domestic science class led by Miss Hilda Archer who served meals.
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Canaanville
Farmers’ Institute
Athens County
F. E. Dorr
Methodist Church
KE. A. Fleming
da A. Durbinfi
Hilda Archer
T. O. Kincade
Florence E. Walton
Pearley Gaskill
Negro freed after suspicion in junk dealer murder
Albert Russell of Middletown was freed after a judge instructed a jury to acquit him for lack of adequate testimony in the July murder of 65 year old junk peddler Jack Chorn. The court declared there was strong suspicion but insufficient evidence.
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Hamilton
Dec
U.R
Albert Russell
Middletown
Jack Chorn
Clarence Murphy
Common Pleas
Stricter OSU dance rules announced for winter quarter
Ohio State University restricts student dances with curfew at midnight and 1 AM social group limit. All coeds must register at 12:45 AM, parties must occur within Franklin County. Announcement made by Mrs. Esther A. Gaw, dean of women.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Council of Student Affairs
Franklin County
Esther A. Gaw
Dean of Women
Water Accounts of City Paid Up Promptly
City water works records show 2100 accounts with only 12 delinquent, totaling $74.22 in debts. For the six months ending Nov 1, daily pumped water averaged near 00000 gallons, with October peaking at 28,023,000 gallons. During the Hewitt-Boden fire seven streams ran about ten hours, using less than 1% of reservoir capacity.
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City Water Works
G. W. Mason
Glen Romine
Romine
Hewitt-Boden
Women students host monthly Ohio University meeting
Pyramid building folk dancing and skits will open a program for women students at Ohio University in Swing Hall Auditorium. The Woman's Athletic association leads the event with Dean Irma E. Voigt announcing Christmas YWCA work and Woman's League plans for the semester. Beulah MacCray speaks on a clothing drive for Hocking Valley miners' families.
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Ohio University
Swing Hall
Woman's Athletic Association
Irma E. Voigt
University
Woman's League
Beulah MacCray
Woman's League, 4
Hocking Valley
Rosary Head Tax Imposed by Free State Government
In Dublin the Free State government announces a 33 1 2 percent tax on imported rosary heads affecting religious goods trade and duties.
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Dublin
Free State
Ordinance 690 Ensures City Treasurers Deposits Banks In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ohio council passes ordinance requiring all city funds held by the city treasurer to be deposited in banks within the city. The measure mandates publication every two weeks for two consecutive weeks inviting sealed proposals from local banks detailing deposit rates and terms.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
State OF
Sald City
City Ordinance Details Bank Deposit Bid Process
The text outlines a city ordinance establishing notice requirements for deposit bids from banks, opening and reading proposals at noon in the Mayor's Office, and awarding the deposit for two years to the highest bidder. It includes bond requirements, repeal of conflicting ordinances, and effective date provisions with signatures.
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Ohio
Nelsonville Ordinance Regulating Prisoner Feeding
City of Nelsonville in Athens County Ohio enacts rules for prisoner confinement records and meal provision. The police chief must keep a written log with prisoner name offense charges arresting officer and confinement dates. Monthly the chief must report meal provisions and related costs to the city auditor.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Ohlo
Ohio
Nelsonville adopts ordinance merging public service safety roles
Ordinance 684 amends Sec 2 of Ordinance 625 to merge director of public service and director of public safety duties, fixes a 1800 dollar annual salary, and requires bond of 5000 dollars. The measure, passed December 5, 1924, takes effect immediately in Nelsonville Ohio.
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Nelsonville
State OF
Ohio
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