Washington program by Democracy Class honors the first president
In a Wednesday assembly, the Democracy Class led by Mr Powell presented a George Washington program. Charles Patton described Washington's boyhood and schooling, while Joe Bagley spoke on his athletic life. Ariene Betts spoke on character. Herbert Woody and Margaret Conner performed. Catherine Mason read Washington's Birthday. a group sang.
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Mr. Powell
George Washington
Washington
Ariene Betts
Herbert Woody
Margaret Conner
Catherine Mason
Civil War Veteran E Cline Dies at York Township Home
E Cline a Civil War veteran died at his Happy Hollow Maple Hill home in York Township. Born Meigs County 1846 he served in Co I 2nd Cavalry and was active in the Grand Army of the Republic Columbus Post. Survived by long years alone after his wife’s death he belonged to C F Lodge and may be buried in Washington D C. Funeral plans pending and services not yet announced.
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Peoxville
L. J
Cus
Happy Hollow
Glenford
Grand Army of the
Columbus Post
Maple Hill
C. F. Lodge
Zemo Promises Relief for Itching Rashes and Eczema
A vintage advertisement touts Zemo as a soothing remedy for itching rashes and skin troubles. It claims quick relief for family use and urges readers to buy genuine Zemo at 35c to $1.
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Zemo
Wright Family Notices in Ohio and Washington
Joe Wright of Nelsonville entered St Francis Hospital in Columbus on February 27 instead of Grant Hospital as previously reported. He has a son Custer Cline of Columbus and a daughter-in-law Mrs Sheldon Cline of Washington DC. his son Sheldon Cline, a noted newspaper man in Washington, died about five years ago. Mrs Wright will stay in Columbus for a few days with Mrs Bert Chapman in Linden.
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Custer Cline
Columbus
Sheldon Cline
Washington, D. C
National Capitol
Columbus Hospital
Nelsonville
Joe Wright
St. Francis Hospital
Grant Hospital
Lodges To Meet Knights of Pythias In Nelsonville
Valley Lodge No 160 Knights of Pythias plans a Wednesday gathering in Nelsonville with a candidate for the Esquire Bank from Logan lodge. Delegations from Laurelville and Murray City attend along with Athens and Perry County lodges. Home lodge members urged to attend. refreshments after the session.
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Knights of Pythias
Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Esquire Bank
Logan Lodge
Laurelville
Murray City
Athens
Perry Counties
Home Lodge
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet Wednesday
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs. Harry Davis at 458 West Washington Street.
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The
Pythian Sisters
Harry Davis
West
Washington Street
West End PTA Reunion Set For Friday Afternoon
The West End Parent-Teacher Association holds its annual reunion next Friday at 2 30 PM. Many former members are hoped to attend. The West School pupils will present a short program and refreshments will be served.
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West End
Parent-Teacher Association
West School
Funeral for William Young of Eagles Lodge Held in Nelsonville
Funeral services for William Young were held Monday at his home 28 East Washington Street conducted by Rev. Lloyd Evans. The service included two hymns Lead Kindly Light and One Sweetly Solemn Thought. Pallbearers were Hayles Lodge members, and burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
William Young
East Washington Street
Lloyd Evans
Evans
Hayles Lodge
Greenlawn
Mrs Pennell visits relatives after birthday in Ohio
Mrs John Pennell, aged eighty four, left Nelsonville to visit sons Cliff Pennell in Senecaville and A C Pennell in Cambridge and Agnes Pennell in Derwent Ont. She celebrated her birthday on Feb 24 receiving gifts and cards. Accompanying her were Mr W H Glenn and Mrs John Farrow to Senecaville for church services with Rev Forest Hall.
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Nelsonville
John Pennell
John Farrow
Cliff Pennell
Senecaville
A. C. Pennell
Cambridge
Agnes Pennell
Derwent
Pennell
W. H. Glenn
M. E. Church
Forest Hall
M E Church Class 11 Holds Friday Meeting
Class No 11 of the M E Church met Friday at Bessie Higgins home on Poplar Street Faye Howard led the business Rebecca Nutter led devotionals Elizabeth Pidcock directed a contests program Refreshments served to 20 members and nine guests Ella Sheldon will lead devotionals and Fannie Williams the program at the March meeting
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M. E. Church
Bessie Higgins
Poplar Street
Faye Howard
Rebecca Nutter
Elizabeth Pidcock
Monks
Ella Sheldon
Fannie Williams
Nelsonville Board of Trade to hear Hocking Valley speaker
Nelsonville residents learn H V Brick Co vice president H P Bruening will address the Nelsonville Board of Trade at its March 1 meeting. Dinner at 6 15 p m followed by the program.
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Nelsonville
H. PD. Bruening
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Standard Bearers Meet Speaker at Kentner Street
The Standard Bearers assemble Wednesday evening March 1 at 7 30 at the home of Helen and Ruth Keating on Kentner Street. Mrs J L Pickering of Athens will be the speaker.
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Helen and
Ruth Keating
Kentner Street
J. L. Pickering
Athens
Revival at Goose Run Church Opens March 5
Revival meetings begin March 5 at Goose Run Pilgrim Holiness Church on R F Db 6 near Glouster. Pastor evangelist A W Corwin will lead and also serve as vocalist.
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Goose Run Pilgrim
Gallipolis Youth Found Safe in Columbus
Forrest Clark aged 14, son of Mr and Mrs Steve Clark from Gallipolis, was found Monday morning in Columbus by police after riding his bicycle to the Ohio State Fairgrounds Friday night. He boarded a C&QO train in Clarion for Columbus and slept at the fairgrounds. A conductor identified him and he claimed Kentucky as his home.
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Gallipolis
Forrest Clark
Steve Clark
Columbus
Ohio State Fairgrounds
John Fraley
Clark
Clarion
Young Clark
McBride
Kentucky
Reichstag Fire Attributed to Reds Sparks Mass Arrests
Berlin February 28. The Hitler government orders arrests of all Communist connections linked to a terrorist plot tied to the Reichstag fire. Suspects flooded in as investigators point to a Dutch Communist Van Der Leubbe acting with conspirators. Police also uncover an alleged Communist plan at Liebknecht House for a broad terror campaign and possible civil war.
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Berlin
A.R
Hitler
Reichstag
van der Leubbe
Liebknecht
Germany
Bricker files test suit to recover highway funds
Attorney General John W. Bricker sues Ira J. Fulton in common pleas court seeking 1508.10 from Commercial and Savings Bank Xenia in liquidation for payments on checks drawn on state highway funds later tied to forgeries. The case follows prior state highway department fraud investigations linked to former Clinton County highway superintendent Frank McCabe.
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Xenia
State Highway Department
Highway Department
John W. Bricker
Common Pleas Court
Ira J. Fulton
Commercial and Savings Bank
Bank of Shhecks
Frank McCabe
Wilmington
Clinton County
Syracuse Mayor Accused of Bribing Witness
POMEROY Feb 28 Mayor William Matthewson of Syracuse faced a court to answer a charge of attempting to bribe witness William Blake in a case brought by Roy Holmes. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $200 bond with a hearing set for Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Pomeroy
William Matthewson
Syracuse
Court of Justice of Peace
H. H. Mees
Roy Holmes
Matthewson
William Blake
Holmes
Gas production shown to general science class
Miss Yauger of the Ohio Fuel Supply Company led a picture show on gas production. Students learned about pipe welding and trenching methods, with notes that a 1,000 mile trench uses dirt to bury the pyramids in Egypt and is replaced after obstacles are overcome.
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Miss Yauger
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Egypt
Edison Science Club Explores Planets and Stars
Ed ison Science Club meets with Jean nette Cramer presiding. Members discuss Jupiter as Father of the Heavens and Orion as a hunter. Others present Mercury Mars Neptune Venus and Serius with short classroom takeups planned for science classes.
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Edison Science Club
Jeannette Cramer
Jupiter
Erma Adkins
Mercury
Pauline Brown
Orion
Mary Alice Duskey
Serius
Mars
Charles Adkins
Neptune
Elberta Bussy
Venus
Eileen Bumgardner
N. D
Junior Prom Committee Urges Immediate Action
The student body awaits swift movement from the junior prom committee as members push for prompt decisions on upcoming events and activities.
Sombreros and High Hats Clash Over Fundraising Plan
Crowell Publishing Company representative Mr. Bruner visited Sombreros and High Hats to present a magazine subscription drive. Each group split into red and blue factions with leaders Frank Minner, Mary Margaret Fetts, and Bob Wend. A pep assembly featured a prize fight between seventh graders. High Hats won.
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Bruner
Crowell Publishing Company
Frank Minner
Mary Margaret Fetts
Bob Wend
Miss Shaw
Yantis
B. R
Hi-Y Initiation and Banquet Held on February Meeting
The Hi-Y club held its annual initiation and banquet on a Monday in February. Rev. Lloyd Evans and Harold Figiey attended as guests. New members Mark Herrold John Huddy Fred Stapleton James Hitchings Bob Butts Gene Young Joe Spray Edison Hickman Dix Powell Meredith Lehman Harry Cook Emory Shaw Chester Hanning were welcomed by old members. One elder member Ray Swyers was absent due to illness.
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The
Hi-Y
Lloyd Evans
Harold Figiey
Bob Stalter
Bill Reed
Joe Pritchard
Mark Herrold
John Huddy
Fred Stapleton
James Hitchings
Bob Butts
Gene Young
Joe Spray
Edison Hickman
Dix Powell
Meredith Lehman
Harry Cook
Emory Shaw
Chester Hanning
Ray Swyers
R. P
Journalist club hears talks on news writing by Mr Vore
The Ath ens Messenger classified ad chief Mr Robert Vore spoke to the Journalism Club on Friday afternoon about getting and writing news. He stressed accuracy speed briefness and color and urged correct English. He noted most readers are parents and suggested tailoring stories to their interests.
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Robert Vore
Athens Messenger
Journalism Club
Vore
Honor Roll Oversight for Betty Stuart
Betty Stuart of Jr. 10 should have been on the Honor Roll for the third six weeks. The note, attributed to J. RK, acknowledges the mistake and the need to correct the record.
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Betty Stuart
Jr. 10
J. RK
Nelsonville High School pupils thank PTA Play helpers
The students express gratitude to all who assisted with the Parent-Teacher Association Play at Nelsonville High School. They acknowledge the time given up and sacrifices made, noting that community interest sustained the project and the school body.
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Nelsonville High School
J, O
Senior Class votes on Saga project and elects staff
The Senior Class held a meeting last week to discuss a Saga project. Elected were Editor-in-Chief Frank Minner, assistant editor Arlene Betts, business manager Robert Wend, assistant business manager Mable Malone, photographic editor Elwood McCreary, sports and activities editors Charlies Patton and Donald Shafer. Faculty advisor will be assigned later to G. BE. M.
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Frank Minner
Arlene Betts
Robert Wend
Mable Malone
Elwood McCreary
Charlies Patton
Donald Shafer
G. BE. M
Mrs Hyde Addresses Girl Reserves on Friendship
On February 23 the Girl Reserves met with Mrs J M Hyde as the speaker. She spoke on friendship with emphasis on friendship in home life, and the girls enjoyed her remarks.
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J. M. Hyde
Better Athletics Forms High School N Association
Letters earned athletes form an N-Association with officers led by President Paul Galvin, Vice President Jack Haffner, and Secretary-Treasurer Ted Voight. A rules committee drafts a constitution and by laws, with a banquet for all letter men and women planned about two weeks before term end at F.PB.
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Paul Galvin
Jack Haffner
Ted Voight
Association
F.pb
Washington anniversary party by Home Economics Club
A February 21 party honoring George Washington was hosted by the Home Economics Club with a light luncheon of cherry jello, whipped cream, cookies and hot chocolate. Betty Womaley led games and contests as fifty members joined. guests of honor were Mrs. Horch, Mrs. Long and Miss Shaw.
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George Washington
Home Economics Club
Betty Womaley
Horch
Long
Mies Shaw
MM C.M
Girls to Serve Lunch at High School March 3 4
Home economics girls will serve lunch at the high school to the public and team members during the basketball tournament on March 3 and 4.
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Home Economice
Nursery plans for preschool children announced
The article notes that sophomore girls plan to establish a nursery for children aged one and a half to five years. Details on location, leadership, and start date are pending further information from school officials.
Doctor’s Syrup Pepsin Promises Revived Vitality For Men Over Fifty
An advertised medical remedy claims to revitalize men past fifty by stimulating the bowel with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The syrup, made from herbs senna and pepsin, is said to purge toxins, improve appetite and energy, and help children and women as well, marketed as safe for all ages.
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Dr. Caldwell
Laurelville Man Sentenced for Non-Support
Fernec Tisdale of Laurelville was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge Harvey M. Whitcraft after testimony from his divorced wife on non-support charges. He will be sent to Columbus within five days unless he can make payments, as Sheriff Sol Ellinger indicated.
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Logan
Fernec
Tisdale
Laurelville
Ohio
Harvey M. Whitcraft
Columbus
Sol Ellinger
Plains Protest Sent To Capitol
At The Plains Iowa community meeting residents prepared and approved resolutions urging stronger state support for the Industrial Relations Department Agricultural Experiment Station and Agricultural Extension. They urged restoration of Smith Hughes divisions and protested state aid cuts weakening schools. They requested the state Department of Administration align support with prior levels.
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The
Plains
Fen
the Plains
Industrial Relations Department
Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension
Smith- Hughes
State Department of Administration
State Employes Are Getting Cash Today
A line of state employes stretched from the Ohio treasurer’s office through the Capitol as workers sought to cash semi monthly paychecks refused by banks. Banks limited withdrawals to five percent as cash was rushed to meet the payroll. Many city residents rely on state employment for income.
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Columbus
Fer. Z
Ohio
Capitol
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Charles Patton
Joe Bagley
E. Cline
York Township
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Iin
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Oakley
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Pradise
Ichier
With Rogers
Ethel Merman
Mills Brothers
G. Robinson
Richard Arlen
Tiger Shark
Luckoff
the Haye Rete
Saat
Rogers
Gaynor Ayres
Worman Fos
Sally Eilers
Young
Eagles Lodge
Greenlawn Monday
Brick
Bricker
SAGA
Tre Hub
Hoodletts
JES
American Tobseeo Company
del Monte, California
T’s
Lucky Strike
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