Bazaar Success At Buchtel P T A Fundraiser
The first annual bazaar by the Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association netted 307.07 in profit. Events included a 7 p.m. program at the Opera House with Nick Binster's Trick by fifth grade, a student orchestra directed by O C Apt, prize awards, and a lunch with homemade treats. Proceeds support school purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Apt
Apt
Fred ©. Linscott
Selby Murphy
Oral Daugherty
W. J. Jarreht
Holiday Week Activities At The YMCA In Busy Town
Irregular gym classes due to plays and extra events mark a week of holiday activities. Holi day schedule includes checker tournaments gym games and more. Christmas week perks extend to home visitors and a Citizen news boys party features food coffee and stunts for fifty to sixty boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsto
Citizen News
Roll of Honor in Nelsonville Schools Noted
The Nelsonville city schools issued the honor roll for the second six weeks with top students listed by building and grade across West East and Central. Attendance reached 965 percent and junior and senior high enrollments topped 580. The report also notes a Christmas party and business meeting for the Willing Workers Sunday School class with numerous attendees and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
West Building
June Autiman
Susan Wolf
Virginia Wend
Rhea Haas
Cynthia Hammond
Bernading Perkins
Alice Mechem
Mary Elizabeth Cope
Helen Pritchard
Marjorie Holland
Robert Lancaster
Billy Mechem
Erma
Reed
John Hut
Ruth Lehman
Anita Hall
Mary K. Miller
Fannie Glenn
Eileen Wolfe
Ralph Horton
Central
Charles Levering
Shirley Knight
Helen Stratton
Betty Snackenburg
Evelyn Craig
Billy Parks
Ned Smith
Joe North
Ervin Badger
Carrie Green
Paul Wright
Jeanette Cranmer
Glen Smith
Helen Gandee
Lee Galvin
Clarice Wright
Jean Hannah
Mary Adeline Wilson
Wilma Scott
Mary Margaret Betts
Edison Hickman
Virginia Green
Margaret Bowe
Jeanette Bartels
Mercedes Keeton
Betty Howe
Margaret Bettemyer
Arlene Betts
Marie Dewharet
Naomi
Sixth Grade Spelling prowess at Rufus Putnam School
In a The Messenger composition, sixth graders at Rufus Putnam School describe classroom spelling work. Eula Pendergrass tracks weekly standings. girls lead overall while boys show greatest improvement. Top spellers include Jess Coss Mary Winning and Roberta Chism a. most improved list features James Hardman James Fri and Ermyl Cheadle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Putnam
the Messenger
Eula Pendergrass
Jess Coss
Mary Winning
Roberta Chisma
James Hardman
James Fri
Ermyl Cheadle
Charity Ball Helps Nelsonville Raise Funds
A large crowd attended the Bike annual charity ball in Nelsonville last night with about 75 couples dancing until 1 am. Luncheon was served and all proceeds go to the local charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Kinneer Dies In Buchtel At 76
James Kinneer 76 a well known Buchtel resident died at his home Thursday after 40 years in the town He was a member of the K of P and I Q O O F lodges in Buchtel Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the M E Church with burial in Buchtel Cemetery He leaves a wife two sons and a sister CLASS MEETING The Faithful Martha Clans of the M E Sunday School will meet Monday at 6 PM for a Christmas pot luck dinner each member to bring a dish and place setting A silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
The
Christian Church
Sylvia Newton
Clara Murphy
Mable Dalton
Ina Knight
Tisha Ditcher
Cmily Reed
Anna Foss
Lillian Tucker
Cora Davis
Ellen Steenrod
Sylvia Lama
Grace Figgins
Verna McConaha
Aurilla Anderson
Gladys Cuckler
Rena Pack
MM. Shaw
Cecil Morman
Myrtle Tennihill
May Shaw
May McCombs
Anna Posptchel
Goldin Kuhn
Beatrice Henshaw
Lena Snowden
Mabel Steenrod
Nelsonville
James Kinneer
Buchtel
K of P
I QO O. F
Buchtel M. E
Martha
of the M. E
Musical Comedy The Love Pirates of Hawaii At School
The Junior High School presents The Love Pirates of Hawaii under Miss Margaret Williamson on Wednesday December 19 at 8 pm. Gordon Campbell and Rachel Coakley lead as Billy Wood and Dorothy Dear with a pirate plot and glad ending. Also: Grace Wright visiting Nelsonville and caring for her ill grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williamson
Miss Primer
Mary Lou Hudson
Red” Newman
Lehua
Mary Mar
Nelsonville
Iisets
Grace Wright
John Wright
The
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Window Display Depicts Miniature Community This Christmas
Nelsonville reports H W Shafer Fayette Street grocer unveils a new Christmas window admired during Old Home Week. The hand built miniature town includes a church bank post office general store and cottages. Electric street lights illuminate the scene created by Gene Steenrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
H.W. Shafer
Fayette Street
Gene Steenrod
Car Stripped Near Chauncey In McGrath Case In Nelsonville
Dr J C McGrath was notified that his stolen 1927 Ford coupe found near Chauncey had been dismantled and stripped of five tires rims generator and starting apparatus. Nearby visitors included Mrs James McKee Mrs Forrest McLaughlin and two children plus Mr and Mrs Tom Evans. Mary Elizabeth Kessinger visiting Lancaster with Mary Etta Cann. Will Evange visited Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. C McGrath
Peter Barrows
Chauncey
Hocking Street
Columbus
James McKee
Forrest McLaughlin
Tom Evans
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Mary Etta Cann
Lancaster
Will Evang
Workhouse plan eyed to curb intoxication in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on December 15 Mayor L J Eberle fined over one ton Wallace 400 and costs after a guilty plea to intoxication. Mrs William Finnerty of Bone Hollow paid 25 and costs for assault and battery. fines suspended on good behavior. Mayor plans to re establish workhouse contracts as remedy. Personal mentions note visits and travels. Hamilton Reilly School ordered closed 24 hours due to influenza epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Overton Wallace
L. J. Eberle
William Finnerty
Bone Hollow
Evelyn Auffick
Finnerty
J. J. Eberle
Hamilton
Reilly
Auto Association handles sale of auto tags in Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association with 80 clubs distributes license plates revenue rising this year as more motor vehicles exist. Secretary Charles Jones notes savings to the state by relying on clubs for distribution rather than direct state handling. Major users include Standard Oil and Ohio Bell, with Ohio Bell’s license bill exceeding 25 060 annually. Columbus area has already seen 9 000 spent on plates for vehicles in Columbus and Toledo districts. Mrs Cecil Shafer visited Colaras bus in Creveola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Automobile Association
Charles €. Jones
Jones
Standard Oil Company
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Lcenses
Ft 18
Columbus Automobile Club
Columbus
Toledo
iIn
Cincinnati
Crevelana
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.T. A. Bazaar
Opera House
Bridge Club
Walter Mechem
R. H. Jackson
William Morgan
Harry Kelly
East School
Parent-Teacher Association
Nelson Dowler
Im. G. A
Bessis Diehl
Ethel Walker
St. Clairsville
New York
Berry
Crowe
Buks
Kinneer
Gem Pharmacy
Golonial
Garet Mechem
Karalani
Ruth Mills
Lilinoe
Harriett Whitmore
Maile
Lois DeVol
Scary
Bobby Hall
John Scott Bishop
Don Smith
Clifford Scott
Whibur Wallace
Dix Owens
Andrew Hallett
Bully Nelson
Don Shafer
Charles Pinsterwald
Frank Minner
Robert Wend
Richard Zuber
Guy Barrows
Joe Stanley
Gerald Thomas
Abraham Simon
Kenneth White
Charles Patton Hanahan Girlse
Margaret Joy Shafer
Edne Laughlin
Louise Huffman
Juanita Lines
Willette Emuish
Vivian Joy
Margaret Weltzheimer
Doris Wallace
Doris McMataway
Elizabeth Brady
Cdith Lee
Mary Shelton
Eleanor Woodard
Margaret Brickies
Phyllis Robson
Helen Linton
Gladys Banning
Eloise Wolfe
Louise Rice
Remington
J. E. Zeller
McCormicks
Nanett Cosmetics
E&e
Beauty Shop
Hodgeman
Keeton
Phoenix Hosiery
CUE Uhm
Nelacnville
Elgin
Bolitaire Diamond
Tiamond Brooch
J. C. McGarth
Eberle
Fred Stracke
Logan
Carl Jewett and
Senares
Mary Jane
Columbiua
Fred Voigt
D. Campbell
Anna Heselden
Auto Association
Cecil Shafer Wan
Colaras
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Nelsonville, Io
Noather
Graybar
Middleport
Southern Ohio Electric Co
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