Nelsonville School Board Seeks 15000 State Loan
Nelsonville school leaders seek a 15000 loan from the State Teachers' Retirement Fund to cover overdue teachers salaries, with anticipated funds from the State Equalization Fund to arrive soon. the board also makes Miss Lillian Moore permanent in second grade and opts not to recognize the Senior Junior Prom this year while cutting the Junior High School Commencement. Supt E J Arnold to attend NEA sessions in Washington with Mrs Arnold. Louthian from the State Department checks books this week. Melvin Pack hosts guests with music and dancing at the Tucker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Board of Education
Lillian Moore
Mary Young
Central Building
E. J. Arnold
Washington, D. C
National Education Association
Mrs. Arnold
L. L. Louthian
State Department
Melvin Pack
Clarence Tucker
Offa Starling
Ruth McManaway
Mollie Pack
Hagel Turner
Hazel Keplar
Ruth Davis
Bernice Dutshon
Ladon Lloyd
Donald Wildemmuth
Rolland Starr
Harley Triplett
Stanley Richesgow
Ancil McKee
Homer Adams
Guy Dishon
Delbert Hughes
Mrs
Rennie Pack
Newspaperman Speaks On Washington Life at Dinner
Edward A. Evans editor of the Columbus Citizen addressed 125 people at a congregational dinner in Nelsonville on Washington life. The event marked the 200th birth anniversary with a program of Negro spirituals and remarks by Rev. Lloyd Evans and Col John S Shetler.
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Nelsonville
Edward A. Evans
The
Columbus Citizen
George Washington
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Mary Lou Hudson
Mary Jo Haffner
Marjorie Vorhes
Robert Huenefeld, Jr
Jack Raybould
Margaret Weltzheimer
Converse Crawford
Edith Stiers
Lloyd Evans
John 5. Shetler
Evans
England
Mr. Evans
United States
John Hanson
Congress
Hupert Brooke
Frances Willard Program at Hyde House
In Nelsonville a special public Frances Willard program is presented at Mrs. J. M. Hyde’s home from 7 to 9 p m. The event aims to showcase local interest and civic engagement in the evening gathering.
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Nelsonville
Frances Williard
J. M. Hyde
Masons at Glouster Plan George Washington Party
George Washington program and social planned tonight at the Masonic Hall in Glouster. Members of the Masonic Lodge Thea Chapter O E S and families attend after an 8:30 start due to church services. Regular monthly socials at the hall and long term committee chairs announced.
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Glouster
George Washington
Masonic Hall
Masonic Lodge
Thea Chapter
Evangelist Butterfield to Speak in Trimble Meetings
Evangelist T. W. Butterfield of Zanesville will begin a two week series of evangelistic meetings at the Church of Christ in Trimble starting Tuesday night. He has previously spoken at the church and is well known locally. The public is invited to attend.
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Trimble
T. W. Butterfield
Zanesville
Church of Christ
Evangelist Butterfield
Tea Party Held by White Rose Temple Sisters
Members of White Rose Temple No. 92 Pythian Sisters attended an old fashioned tea party and program at the K of P Hall in Glouster on Wednesday night. Attendees included Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, Mrs. Effie Weaver, Mrs. Blanche Strohmeier, Mrs. McClelland, Mrs. Elizabeth Meredith, Mrs. Guinther, Mrs. Inez Williams, Mrs. Irene Williams, and Mrs. Celia Cavey.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
K. of P. Hall
Elizabeth Clark
Elizabeth Ellis
Effie Weaver
Blanche Strohmeyer
McClelland
Elizabeth Meredith
Guinther
Inez Williams
Irene Williams
Celia Cavey
666 Remedy Claim for Colds Appears on Tape
An advertisement touts 666 Liquid tablets and 666 salve as a complete internal and external treatment for colds. The copy promises fast-acting relief and positions the products as the most speedy remedies known.
Glouster Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Visit Yarger Home
A Hollister social gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Yarger attracted Glouster Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for a friendly evening. Attendees included W. J. Golding and family, H. S. Cheney and family, H. E. Jones, Clara Morris, Earl Morris and sons, Mary Binderbasin, Mary Angle, Hazel Lunsford, Zella Brown, Ed Vaughn and sons, Marie Dodson, Lois Wallace, Bearies Bickley, Bertha Warehime, Thomas M Hardy, Sarah Mitchell, and Virgil Yarger.
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Glouster
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Chris Yarger
Hollister
H. E. Jones
Clara Morris
Earl Morris
Mary Binderbasin
Mary Angle
Hazel Lunsford
Zella Brown
Ed Vaughn
Marie Dodson
Lois Wallace
Beairies Bickley
Bertha Warehime
Thomas M Hardy
Sarah Mitchell
Virgil Yarger
Moose Social Evening Draws Largest Local Crowd
In Glouster on February 19 a Moose hall social evening drew one of the area's largest crowds with a notable lineup of local talent. Organizers say these social nights may become a regular Loyal Order of Moose feature. Also in Glouster the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ Sunday School will meet Saturday at 7 pm with Mrs. Jane Lelever’s committee hosting.
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Glouster
Moose Hall
Order of Moose
Loyal Women’s
Church of Christ Sunday School
Jane Lelever
Council to Convene Final February Session Tonight
GLOUSTER February 19. The city council will hold the last regular session of the month at the city building. The meeting is scheduled to start promptly at 7 oclock.
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Glouster
Fine program set with special music on tap
A concise program has been prepared featuring special music performances. Details on performers and venue are not provided in the readable text.
Mrs Lucinda Ailes Dies Native of Nelsonville
Nelsonville report says Mrs Larcinda Ailes native of Nelsonville died at her Columbus home 1032 Madden Ave Thursday night she was widow of Daniel Ailes and survived by daughter Estella Bryan of South Vienna three sons Grover Joseph Ailes of Columbus and Charlies Ailes of Benton Harbor Mich and Amos Alles of Nelsonville nephew funeral arrangements not completed
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Larcinda Ailes
Maddeon Ave
Daniel Ailes
Estella Bryan
South Vienna
Grover
Joseph Alles
Charlies Ailes
Benton Harbor
Mich
Amos Alles
D A R Chapters to Unveil Washington Memorial Marker
In Nelsonville and Southeastern Ohio the 17 D A R chapters celebrate Washington’s birth centennial with a memorial marker near Reno along the Ohio River. The marker marks where Washington and his party camped on Oct 28 1770 while traveling from Pittsburgh toward the Kanawha. The Feb 0 dedication will feature Judge David H. Thomas of Marietta as lead speaker.
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Nelsonville
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ohio
George Washington
Reno
Ohio River
Marietta
Washington
Pittsburgh
David H. Thomas
M. Shepard
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Oh Doctor operetta to be staged by Nelsonville High School
The Music Department will present the operetta Oh Doctor on March 18 with a 10 piece orchestra. Violin players include Marjorie Hickman and Margaret Reott, saxophonist Kossuth Doolittle, flutist Kathleen Boyd, clarinetist Marie Hall. The bassist Cornelia Scott, trumpets Francis Kouri and James Barrows, trombonist Herbert Woody, drummer Charlies Finsterwald, with Margaret Howe as accompanist.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Marjorie Hickman
Margaret Reott
Kossuth Doolittle
Kathleen Boyd
Marie Hall
Cornelia Scott
Francis Kouri
James Barrows
Herbert Woody
Charlies Finsterwald
Margaret Howe
Social visits thread through Columbus and nearby towns
Mrs. George Beagle spent today with her daughter Edith Beagle in Columbus. Mrs. Hyde from Columbus visited there. Mrs. Fred Stracke of Logan visited her daughter Mrs. Nelson Dowler and family here this week.
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George Beagle
Edith Beagle
Columbus
W. H. Hyde
Fred Stracke
Logan
Nelson Dowler
Nelsonville High Band Boosters Bake Sale Planned
The Band Boosters Club of Nelsonville High School sponsors a bake sale Saturday afternoon in the room formerly occupied by the Joyce Store on Columbus Street.
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Band Boosters Club
Nelsonville High School
Joyce
Columbus Street
Grange Plans Meeting in Mountville Saturday Afternoon
Homer Grange schedules a meeting at Mountville this Saturday at 1 pm. The event will feature a program presented by the grange.
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Grange
Mountville
Homer Grange
The
Washington and his enduring legacy praised at Athens High
Ed ward S Dowell told Athens High School students that Washington's sacrifice and character shaped a nation. He highlighted tenacity from Valley Forge to Yorktown, selflessness unlike Cromwell or Napoleon, and noted Washington’s religion as central to the man.
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Washington
Edward S. Dowell
Athens High School
Mr. Dowell
Parson Weems
Rupert Hughes
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Cromwell
Napoleon
Hhs
Dignity and ceremony mark president's address readings
The account notes the president's dignity as central to his character and his ability to be steadfast when needed. A finance memo by Jane Gill and a Colonial minuet performance by eight high school girls preceded the address, followed by Lorene Rodehaver's song.
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Jane Gill
Man in Ink dies after suicide attempt
Lucera Bowlus age 21 of Ink near Tiffin died in city hospital after attempting to cut his wrists with a safety razor blade. The death followed the self inflicted injury. A coroner's report is pending.
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Tiffin
Lucera Bowlus
Literary Club Plants Elm at County Home
The Progressive Literary Club of Athens planted a Chinese Elm at the County Children's Home to mark the second centenary since Washington's birth. Children supplied the program with flag drifts and songs "Amelia" and Mount Vernon Bells, followed by a reading. Roy Cline introduced the tree, presented by Mrs. Fred Slaughter and accepted by Mrs. Holdren, matron.
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Progressive Literary Club of
Athens
Washington
Mount Vernon
Ty Mire
Roy Cline
Fred Slaughter
Holdren
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