Nelsonville Council Condemns Absorption of Fines
Nelsonville officials condemn a new state law that would absorb all city fines and costs from mayor's court into the county law library fund. Auditor C. Gibson cites expected annual city contribution of 2565 dollars, with ten year averages around 1600 dollars. Council proposes two monthly meetings and a reduced bond for the city treasurer, while reviewing bids for 100000 bricks for storm sewers and streets. The Nazarene Church seeks to build on Lot 68 and asks abandonments of an alley. petition referred to street committee. January fines total 82.30 and are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
County Law Library Association
C. ©. Gibson
C. G. Dew
Council
F. G. Kourl
Church of the Nazarene
W. Franklin St
Franklin and
Lancaster Sts
Franklin St
D. E. Maxson
W. J. Pierce
George W. Lowery
Lizzie Storick
Street Committee
Gerald Nelson
Laurel Cliff Social And Personal Notes
Laurel Cliff notes report various local visits and illnesses. Attendance at Sunday School stood at 31. Mrs. Oscar Fowler and Mrs. Kittie Evans are ill. Families visiting include the Hysells with son William, the Bahr move to Peoples House, and gatherings with Evans, Harper, Matson, and Cross households. Charles Deihl suffered a foot injury while working at McFarland Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Oscar Fowler
Kittie Evans
Milton Hysell
William Hysell
Tipton
Iowa
Edna Schaefer
Bert Stahl
Margarette Leifheit
Naylors Run Hill
Charles Deihl
McFar
Spokane Museum Adds Jivaro War Head Exhibit
The Spokane museum expanded its collection with a shrunken head of a Jivaro warrior killed in battle in Ecuador. The head measures about the size of an orange and is now part of the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Ecuador
Nelsonville School Notes Intramurals and Activities Reported
Miss Ruth Higgin s, manager of the high school girls intramural basketball tourney, lists Friday games with sophomores, freshmen, juniors and seniors scoring in close matchups. Senior guidance classes toured Brooks Shoe Factory to study occupations under Miss Grace Roberts and Miss Lillian Stover. Junior class earned sixteen dollars from a dance after the Nelsonville Athens game as they plan a spring banquet and dance for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ruth Higgins
Grace Roberts
Lillian Stover
Brooks Shoe
John Brooks
Jack Laessle
Social Notes of Bradford Matchmaking, Visits and Illnesses
Social notes recount visits among Bradford residents including Mrs Ed Russell and Mrs Guy Russell with Anthony Hysell of Pomeroy. Family visits occur with Mrs Clarence Andrews in Middleport and Haze Hager in Pomeroy. Funeral services for Viola Hysell are set for Wednesday at Bradford Church. Bible School attendance was 71 with Rev J P Miller presiding after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Ed Russell
Guy Russell
Anthony Hysell
Pomeroy
Charles Burt
Clarence Andrews
Middleport
A. L. Hysell
Bradbury
Haze Hager
John Eskew
Viola Hysell
Charles Hysell
Jennie Goble
George Miller
Hysell Run
Floyd Rumfield
Ryger
Charles Lambert
Charles, Jr
Ethel Lambert
Nelsonville Sportsmen to Meet Wednesday Evening
Nelsonville Sportsmen Association schedules a meeting at 7 30 p m in the American Legion building Wednesday evening. Members are urged to attend and others interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association
American Legion
Pocahontas Hall Benefit Party Sponsored in Nelsonville
Degree of Pocahontas hosts a regular weekly benefit party in Pocahontas Hall tonight at 7 30. The event aims to raise funds for community needs with attendance from local residents and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — Degree of Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
Nelsonville women bowlers seek games at Central Alleys
The Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's bowling team will practice Tuesday evening at 6 30 at Central Bowling Alleys. Interested players should contact Jack Kelley to arrange a match with the local women keglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jack Kelley
Mine Worker Injured as Machine Crushed Foot
Nelsonville report says Andrew Kavish of Kimberly Mine suffered a broken left ankle and mangled foot when his leg was caught under a machine late Monday. An extra machine man who had just started work, Kavish was taken to White Cross Hospital Columbus after first aid. He lives on Spice Lick Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Andrew Kavish
Kimberly Mine
Kavish
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Spice Lick Hill
Nelsonville Social Notes
Nelsonville ENTERTAINS GROUP Mrs C C Butts to host Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters at her Fort St home Wednesday at 6 30. Willing Workers Class of the Church of Christ meets Thursday Feb 8 at 7 at Mrs Wilma Browns. Assisting hostesses Mrs A Flowers and Mrs Vandelia McCullum. Each member asked to bring a valentine. VISITS PARENTS Miss Margery Vorkes, S E Ohio teacher, weekend guest of her parents. Miss Carma Haffner and Mrs Ina Hall, Columbus, weekend guests of Mrs James Hallett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Butts
The
Pythian Sisters
Fort St
Church of Christ
Wilma Brown
Walnut St
A. Flowers
Vandella McCullum
Margery Vorkes
S. E. Ohio
Carma Haffner
Ina Hall
Columbus
James Hallett
Circle of Ruth Meets at Presbyterian Church
The Circle of Ruth met Monday evening in the social rooms with 13 members. Mrs. Mable Haffner, president, presided while Miss Margaret Johnson led the program on prayer and devotions. Mrs. James Stewart presented the Year Book, Mrs. James Knight read a pamphlet My Cake, and Mrs. Lloyd Evans spoke on Tithing. Mrs. Harry Galvin hosted and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of Ruth of the
Presbyterian Church
Mable Haffner
Margaret Johnson
James Stewart
James Knight
Lloyd Evans
Harry Galvin
Plains News Notes Regional Salud and Local Visits
David Tate remains in serious condition at home after a stroke several weeks ago. Etta Frazier is much improved after a recent illness. Willard Wallace family from Crooksville spent the weekend visiting relatives here. Everett West suffered painful injuries in a state mine fall at Kimberly Mine. Walter Wharton Jr. returned home from Columbus after treatment at White Cross Hospital. Frank McCollister and family visited with Joe Wallace. Residents show interest in meetings to resume operation of the Hocking Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
David Tate
Etta Frazier
Willard Wallace
Crooksville
Everett West
Kimberly
Walter Wharton, Jr
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Frank McCollister
Joe Wallace
Hocking
Pratts Fork Club Meets at Ator Home
Rainy Day Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Cora Ator for a noon dinner. Anna Hart received the guest box. Next meeting will be with Alvira Burson. William Howard and family were Sunday guests of Hamby Ator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Williams
Dana Swartz
Faye
A. K. Hutchins
Wiley Colburn
Clyde Colburn
Holbein Portrait Claim Ties to Queen Elizabeth Girl Image
Antique dealer George Fripp asserts a Holbein portrait shows a young Queen Elizabeth, believed to have been sent to her brother Edward in 1551. Experts have not confirmed the find, and the picture’s authenticity remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbein
London-U.p
Queen Elizabeth
George Fripp
Fripp
Eizabeth
Edward
Buchtel Announces Large Honor Roll Across Grades
The Buchtel schools publish a large honor roll listing students from first through seniors. Notable names include Rita Banfield Billy Banfield Mary Lou Jones June Ervin Alice Thompson Robert Schenz and John Lanning among many others across all grades.
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Buchtel
Rita Banfield
Billie Jeane Kirkendall
Joan Dearing
Roy Earl Wright
Danny Milligan
Jimmy Hayden
Juliann Krotche
Gien Hillyer
Jack Kieffer
Billy Devenport
Billy Wagner
Arthur Buell
Sally Whitmore
Margaret Robson
Jerry Tolliver
Jack Russell
Phyllis Yates
Jimmy Covert
Jack Hopkins
Jody Leake
Nina Collins
Lowell Graham
Patricia White
Shirley Locke
Patsy Roby
Jackie Robson
Bobby MacCoullock
Richard Dearing
Billy Banfield
Martha Lee Tolliver
Don Robert Smathers
Mary Lou Jones
Thomas Sheskey
Max Collins
Mary Novak
Genevieve Smart
Mary Lou Murphy
Earl Graham
Dickie Russell
Ora Pierce
Billy White
Zella Pierce
James Tolliver
Nancy Whitmore
Lewis Buell
June Ervin
Vivian Murphy
Alice Thompson
Margaret Drescher
Betty Lou Tignor
Frances Levering
Dale Koon
Robert Schenz
John Lanning
Howard Hartman
Mary Jo Kovaleski
Hubert Lanning
Community Notes from Coolville and Troy
Local society news lists church meetings social visits and family travel in Coolville and Troy Ohio. Entries mention the Methodist Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs C L White with Valentine exchange, prayer meetings at Mrs Anderson Bentz and Reverend E B Dean, plus numerous family visits and guests in nearby towns.
Nelsonville Girls Defeat Logan Quintet 19 8
Nelsonville girls beat Logan 19 to 8 at Logan Monday night. Doris Cook led with 11 points, Betty Stewart added 4 before a sprained knee forced her out. Logan’s Krumlauf and Van Atta each scored four. Local guard work by Tomlinson Connors Bateman and others noted. Nelsonville has won four of the last five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Logan
Doris Cook
Betty Stewart
Betty
Beverage
Shaw
Krumlauf
van Atta
Mary Tomlinson
Bonnie Connors
Silcott Bowlers Edge New Straitsville in City League Match
Silcott's Bar and Grill bowers defeated New Straitsville Merchants 2657 to 2552 at Central Alleys Monday night. Silcott led 2-0, dropped the third. Shearer's 224 single and 586 total led the evening. Pierce had 548 for second. Calkins topped the visitors with 201 and Ward added a 52 triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Silcott’s Bar and Grill
New Straitsville Merchants
Central
Shearer
Pierce
Calkins
Ward
Calkins Onere
Lawson
Williams
Ward Conceeces
Wilson
Rittenmyer
Pierce Ocenece
Silcott
Hall Nee Eeee
Altar Ladies Reorganize at St Philip Neri Church
Murray City Feb 6 Altar Ladies Sodality of St Philip Neri Church met in the bazaar room to reorganize after years absence. Nineteen members attended with Mrs Velma Popoczy and daughter Margaret as hosts. Monthly meetings planned and former members urged to attend.
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Murray City
Altar Ladies Sodality
St. Philip Neri Church
Velma Popoczy
Margaret
Anna Simons
John Byron
William Thomas
Columbus
Mary Thomas
James Smart
Dunedeen
Fla
George Smart
Smart
Mary Louise Albaugh
Harry Shuttleworth
Oscar Albaugh
John Swyers
Raymond Burt
Nelsonville
Martha Houston
Howard Bush
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
George Tedrow
Crooksville
Ruth Davis
Athens
Harold Davis
Davis
Grace Thomas
Mary Donoghue
Zaleski
Donoghue
William Hawk
Oscar Lopez
Vivian Peacock
Logan
Barney
Penn
Pearl Williams
Carbon Hill
Frank Williams
Charles Shuttleworth
John Hogan
Charles Dugan
Mary Dugan
High School Boys Rush Homemaking Courses
California high school boys increasingly enroll in homemaking classes. Applications exceed state facilities, the Department of Education reports, signaling broader adoption of domestic training alongside future married life preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
U.P
California
Department Ofeducation
Elk Bowlers Fall To Red and White quintet in Lan caster
Nelsonville Elks suffered a third straight defeat at 20th Century Recreation Alleys Lancaster Sunday as Red and White Store topped them by 134 pins. Steenrod posted 222 in a 961 middle game while Martin hit 236 and Moore posted a 591 triple for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks
Lancaster
Red and White
Spike” Wilkens
Bill Cole
Okey” Martin
Steenrod
The
Elks
Martin
Moore
Social Notes of Glouster Weekend Guests
Glouster social column lists visiting relatives and locals Sunday gatherings. Several families from Columbus River Rouge Jacksonville Pt. Pleasant Belle Warren Elyria and Athens are noted alongside illness updates on Miss Sabra. The piece closes with Sabra's improving health after surgery and ongoing convalescence.
Social Notes from Bradbury Vision of community events
Sunday attendance at Bradbury Bible School noted. A 27 inch silver poplar in Edward Gilkey’s yard split four feet from ground in the cold. Pastors and residents from Gallipolis Pomeroy Columbus and Charleston visit and stay with local families. fox hound poisoning reported. several households host guests including Russell Reuter Dodson and Keffer family in Middleport and Roseville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury — Bible School
Edward Gilkey
J. P. Miller
Columbus
Peter Houck
Gallipolis
Charles Ricketts
Pomeroy
Sanford Dodson
G. C. Russell
Walla
Bob Hanning
Roseville
Paneer
Dora Russefil
Dorcas Class Meeting At Hollister Home
GLOUSTER Bea Price, 20 year old son of A J Price, went to Cherrington Hospital Logan Monday for an appendectomy. Foster Price's twin sister Miss Forrest Price is a student nurse at Cherington Hospital. Dorcas Class of the U B Sunday School at Hollister will meet at the home of Mrs Florence Hodgson Wednesday at 1 30 with Mrs Anna Hodgson assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bea Price
A. J. Price
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Foster
Miss Forrest Price
Dorcas
U. B
Hollister
Florence Hodgson
Anna Hodgson
Aged Resident Dies Monday At Home In Jacksonville
George Burdiss, 80, was found dead Monday morning at his Jacksonville home where he lived 51 years after moving from Buchtel. Survived by eight children including Mrs Duncan and Mrs Seckinger, services at Holy Cross Church Thursday 9 AM. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Burdiss
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Katherine
George Duncan
William Seiler
Hollister
Julia Seckinger
Otto Brinckley
Victor Hallam
Columbus
Ralph Dugan
Lawrence
Fred Burdiss
Holy Cross Church
Father E. E. Yocke
Calvary Cemetery
Dairymen edge Athens Gas Co. in late rally at Sportland
In a Sunday bowling match at Sportland Recreation Athens the Scott Dairy quintet defeated Athens Gas Co. 2752 to 2520 after trailing by 40 pins after the first game. Bryan Gormley led with 584 series including a 255 in the final game, while Red Jauchius rolled 631 for Scott Dairy and Ridenour led Athens Gas with 517.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Dairy
G. Wolf
R. Johnston
R. Jauchius
V. Eddy
B. Gormley
Athens Gas Co
Ridenour
Smith
Dunkle
Harmon
Horn
Citizens Meeting Called in Glouster February 8
The public is urged to attend a citizens meeting in the Glouster mayor's office Thursday night February 8. Officials from Glouster Trimble and Jacksonville townships and the citizenry are urged to be present to discuss unemployment and valley conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster, Trimble
Jacksonville
Child Feeds Birds In Glouster
Betty Lou Robin a seven year old second grader in Glouster Schools feeds a fine flock of birds each morning before school. If she forgets the birds gather outside and chirp until she brings the food. She especially cherishes a beautiful red bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Betty Lou Robinson
Betty Lou
Revival in Progress at Jacksonville Methodist Church
Revival services held nightly at 7 30 at the Methodist Church of Millfield. Sunday announcements list Jacksonville 9 am Boy Scout service Trimble 9 40 Chauncey 10 30 and Millfield 7 30 pm Rev Sam C Elsea is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Methodist Church of
Millfield
Jacksonville Methodist
Trimble
Chauncey
Sam C. Elsea
Pastor Rehired by Local Church of Christ Board
Rev. Max M. Martin, pastor of the Church of Christ, is rehired for another year by the official board. Martin came from Belmont last May and receives a substantial salary raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Max M. Martin
Church of Christ
Martin
Belmont
Sermons on the Stations of the Cross at Holy Cross Church
Fr Yocke announces a Lenten series at Holy Cross Church with sermons on the Stations of the Cross every Wednesday and Sunday at 7 pm. The schedule lists each station from Feb 7 to Mar 22 including Rosary and benediction after each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Revy
Yocke
Holy Cross Church
Jesus
Simon
Veronica
Taft Club Meeting With Dr. Brehm Speaker
GLOUSTER Taft for President Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the High School Building. Guest speaker is Dr. Brehm of Logan, representative from Hocking County to the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dr. Brehm, Logan
Hocking County
General Assembly
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Athens Messenger
Librar Nelsonville Council
Petsamo
Finland
Eric Calcraft
NEA
Ray Evans
Social Notes of
Nelsonville Sportsmen
F. M. Kerby
Dept
Messenger Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Nelsonville Social Notes
the Plains News
Pratts Fork Club
Ator
Coolville and Troy
Coolville
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
C. L. White
Mary “Baker
Ernest Schroeder
Monongahala
Penna
Anderson Bentz
E. B. Dean
Bob Thorn
Alva Harper
Bill Root
Wise
Tanborey
E. M. Daugherty
Glennis E. Daugherty
Michael
Marietta
Daugherty’s
Harold McBride
Lee Shafer
Hope Walden
Karl Lockhart
Welch
Joan Shirley Sheets
F. C. Taylor
W. H. McDaniel
Little Hocking
C. L
Tom) Fuller
Mary Louise Holdren
New Plymouth
Oscar Spencer
Spencer
JoClaire McPherson
Harold Crandall
Belpre
Mary Evans
Sharpsburg
Donald Wolf
Marietta Business
Mrs. 1
Wolf
Victor
New Straitsville
Murray City Altar Social Reorganized
Nelsonville B.p.co.e
Wolfe A
Crabtree
Spray
Johnson
Moorecence
Wilkins
Cole
O. Martin
Fricker
Harry Hoffman
Caryl Hoffman
Robert Hayes
William Logsdon
Eldon Hoffman
Geary Stephenson
Raymond
River Rouge
Mich
Bessie West
O. L. Easley
Mitchel Bartels
William
Gail Faires
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
D. E. Carr
C. G. Faires
Thomas Mavin
Cambridge
F. T. Graves
Belle
Frank Yocum
Broad St
James Vaughn, Jr
Warren
Ohio
James Vaughn
Walnut Hills
J. M. Lewis
Harry Cheney
Mary Elizabeth
Ida M. Lewis
C. B. Dillon
T. A. Gamwell
Walter Hill
Ben Hooper
Summitt Sr
Amanda Armstrong
Elyria
Miss Sabra
Oakley & Oakley
Man
Athens County Village
NEM A
Utah
Paneer F Se Rosary Ameche Seeds
Ieee
Lynne
Donald O'Connor
Reinia Dale
Jerusalem
City Gasco
Bryan Gormley
Asi
B. Johnston
R. Briggs
R. Janchius V. Eddy
DR. Brehm
Davenport
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric CO
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