Nelsonville Legion Employment Headquarters Opens
About 80 men have registered at the Nelsonville Legion building for employment since the bureau opened a few weeks ago. The Glenford Dugan Post and Fred Mulligan lead the effort to link local workers with road and other projects, inviting citizens to offer jobs or hire registered men. Women may register as well and a contact number and location are provided for selecting workers.
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Nelsonville
Jan
Legion
Glenford Dugan
Fred Mulligan
W. L. Hudson
Jebn Scott to Preach at Local Christian Church
The Rev Jebn Scott of East Liverpool Ohio will preach Sunday morning and evening at the Christian Church in Nelsonville The church has been vacant since the departure of Rev Charles A Grammar to Canada Services start 1030 AM and 730 PM The morning topic is The Finishing Youcn and the evening topic A Friend of Mountain Attendance is expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebn Scott
East Liverpool
Nelsonsville
Jan
John J. Scott
Ohio
Christian Church
Charles A. Grammar
Canada
Mountain
Revival Continues as Coleman Remains in Nelsonville Next Week
Nelsonville reports revival services at Pilgrim Holiness Church run by Evangelist Paul Coleman with his wife as soloist. Morning services include Sunday School led by Walter S Primmer. preaching at 10 and 20 minutes past. Hyperion Club shifts meeting time to 2 oz'clock with dinner at Dew Hotel. Welsenville speakers Irene Medlowell and Miss Graves perform, with Robert Huenefeld Jr reading scripture.
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Coleman
Hyperion Club
Welsonville
Irene Medlowell
Deanville
Presbyterian, Agog People’s Society
Mary Frances Graves
Robert Huenefeld, Jr
Sunday Creek Officials Meet Thursday Night
Sunday Creek Coal Company held a general meeting of supervisory departments at the Dew Hotel with 36 officials and guests. The session aimed to plan ways to reduce mine accidents, featuring Thomas Kearns of the State Industrial Commission, safety engineer Kennedy, Professor Frank Ray, George K. Smith of the Sunday Creek company, deputy inspectors Ginnan and Vaughn, and local superintendents.
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Nelsonville
Jan
Sunday Creek Con Company
Dew Hotel
Tne
Thomas Kearns
Division of Hygiene and Safety
State Industrial Commission
Mr. Kennedy
National Coal Association
Frank Ray
George K. Smith
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Andrew Ginnan
Isase Vaughn
Hocking
Nel sonville Intramural League Opens With Pair Of Wins
Nelsonville High School introduces its intramural league with Junior High teams 21 and 22 splitting wins while Junior 26 defeats Junior 25. Seven boys and seven girls teams from all rooms compete daily with six week schedule and Friday Saturday games listed.
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Nelsonville
Marietta Seen as Foe in Nelsonville Showdown Tonight
Nelsonville High Greyhounds host Marietta High tonight at 8 30 p m with both schools sending reserves at 7 30 p m The match marks a six year gap since their last meeting Marietta shows a slight edge defensively holding opponents to about 18 points a game while Nelsonville allows 11 to 13 per contest.
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Nelsonville
Jan
Nelsonvilla High School Greyhounds
Marietta High School
Campbell
Mariettans
Hart
Ohio University
Marietta
Hounds
Julian Yantis
Mariotta
Imnel
Hallett Britton LP
Owens McPeeki, Dezso
Brammer
Voight
Mernben
Shafer
Nelsonville High issues detailed weekly teacher pupil schedule
Principal L E Buell circulated a mimeographed weekly schedule listing every teacher and their daily recitation periods. It includes class sizes home rooms activities and eighth ninth grade classifications and is posted for all classes. Buell says the chart is more complete than the usual schedule.
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Nelsonville
Jan
Princcipal L. E Buell
Nelsonville High School
Buell
Nelsonville quiz winners study prohibition question
Nelsonville High School students Nelson Nelle Santer and Wade Hatch won in a local quiz on the prohibition issue held at Ohio University Athens County contest. Coaches were Miss Janice Padan and Miss Cornela Scott. other participants listed.
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Nelsonville
Jan
Mary Nelle Santer
Wade Hatch
Athens County
Qblo University
Janice Padan
Cornela Scott
Eugene Arnold
Margaret Hittemeyer
Agnes Hillen
Mabel Malone
George Butt
Margaret Wolf
John Holland
Ariene Betts
Gerald Thames
Elwood McCreary
Frank Kinbriel
Naomi Lehman
Vesper Coakley
Kenneth White
Nelo Logan
Mildred Tomlinson
Carrie Kelly
Florence Ensterling
Dorothy Daily
Audhine Raynor
Martina Ginter
Mary Jo Heffner
Jennie Tenninsn
Community meeting opens with singing and bake sale proposed
The group assembled for a February meeting with twenty members present. Mary Frances Groves and Ruth Stratton were guests. A bake sale at Wilson Brothers Grocery was decided for Saturday morning. February plans list Mary Adeline Wilson Anita Hall and Mary Margaret Betts as assisting hostesses. Herrold store moves to Poplar Street with W S Owens set to occupy the old Hickman Building space as a cigar shop and sandwich shop.
Pep Meeting Spurs Athene Middleport Basketball Prep
A pep meeting at Athens High School Friday prepared students for the Athena Middleport basketball games tonight. The program featured a Rocky Mountain Lullaby solo, the Boys Quartet with Bill Porter, Robert Holdren, Edward Wise and Joe Rardin, plus a chive number by Edward Wise and a Joe Rardin clog dance. Louis Spicer spoke about the game, followed by Coach Pete McKinney urging support. Junior High doors open at 6 30 and the games begin later tonight. Dr E B Bryan, Ohio University president, will address Holmes County Teachers Institute in Millersburg tomorrow with three talks.
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Ktadente
Middleport Gama
Athens High School
Athena
Joe Rardin
Louis Spicer
Pete’ McKinney
Visitors Attend Glouster Q.E.S. Event
A list of out of town visitors joined a school of instruction for worthy matrons as the Eastern Star district held a program at the Masonic hall in Glouster. The afternoon featured ritual demonstrations by a degree staff led by Nellie Enrich and Alma Hudson with access to officers from Athens Glouster and nearby towns.
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Nellie Enrich
Athene
Alma Hudson
Athens
Blanche M. Steele
McArthu
Mary Dillon
Glouster
Marshal
Hope Kreus Kraup
Willesville
Laura Reynolds
Parmeroy
Maude Howard
Mary MecCance
Phylis Roberts
Aa Hoffman
Louie Trompeyon
Wilkenville
Eleanor Anderson
Sentinel
Ole H. Anderson
Harrisonville
Ada
Sarah Westfall
Ruth
Louise McKibben
Zalesitt
Eather
Mary Lippincott
Pomeroy
Martha
Norma Ogier
Tamdin
Elects
Stella Russell
Guysgills
Amenville
Nelsonville
Guysville
Hamden
Vinton
Willescille
Hollister U B Defeats Athens In Gym Clash 35-26
Hollister U B Church basketball team beat Athens Tigers 35-26 at Hollister gym on Wednesday night. Lethel led Hollister with 18 points while Chandler topped Athens with eight.
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Athens
Glouster Jane
Hollister UB Church
Athens Tigera
Holster Gym
Lethel
Hollister
White Chandler
Junior Group To Meet LAC OP To Organize Sir Athens Sunday
Jane Glouster reports the junior society of the NAACP will meet at the fraternity on West Washington Street Athens Sunday afternoon at 2:30 for forming a permanent organization. People from Kendside and Nelsonville are asked to attend.
Parker Re elected to Mend Gloweter Public Affairs Board
The board of public affairs met and re elected Worthy Parker to lead the group with Do OR i Angle as clerk. Members listed include Parker H EB Kinney and W a Golding. Also noted are social items from Daughters of Mary Swett Tent and Past Noble Grands Club meetings with details of attendees and refreshments.
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Neces Te Mend Gloweter Board of Public Aftaire
Gloubter
Board of Public Affairs
Worthy Parker
Do OR
Fast Noble Ghands
Mra Clara
Morrta
Urbancrest
Lanna Snowden
Nellie Jones
Prises Mra
Mary Roberts
Irene Morrin
Florence Vaughn
Walrmot Hills
Central School Pupils Hear Damrowd Radio Concert
The fourth fifth and two sixth grades at Central School used the Parent Teachers Association Christmas present. At 1 o clock the grades heard Walter Damrowd's concert over the radio given as a Christmas gift by the association.
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Prades
Walter Dam
Central Parent Teachers’ Association
Milk Prices Cut Two Cents a Quart by Local Distributors
Prices cut by Cline Tew Cream Co Sanka Ice Cream Co and The Bennett Co in Athena drop to 19 cents for one quart four quarts for 70 cents and lower rates of 4 cents per quart for quarts or more Urea quarts or over 4 cents a pint details reflect past pricing and statements from cooperative leader Marcy Jacoby about farmer payments and impact on base milk prices.
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Athena
Cline Tew Cream Co
Sanka Ice Cream Co
Bennett Co
Ara
Marcy Jacoby
Fineking Valley Cooperative Lilt Association
Athwais High School Social Science Club Adopts Policy
The loghts science club announces a new admission policy requiring members to have averaged grade six or higher. New members include Catharine King Mary Bien Embhee Helen Jones Louise Kelley Carolyn Fatler Anita Ketley Euan Henderson Agnes Kitpatrioly Clartve MyDaniel Hulenayes Wiltetle Smith Edward McDiride and Ben Edun James.
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Paraots
Athwais High School
Loghcts
Edward & Dowell
Adeitar
Tha Poly
Catharine King Mary Bien Embhee
Helen Jones
Louise Kelley
Carolyn Fatler
Anita Ketley
Euan Henderson
Agnes Kitpatri
Radio Battery Case Sparks National Inquiry
Investigators traced a torn battery label marked EIOM on a royal radio battery pair tied to a plot by a group named Lople Bewbing. The case implicates a beat in New Chicago and other cities as they seek to identify the purchaser and motive behind the alleged shipment.
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Nander Lople
Radie Battec
Hationeide Beant Pit Aguinet
Bgte
Geen
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Youngstown
Pittsburgh man collapses during march setup with cash found
A member of the Father James Army collapsed while preparing for a march to the Capitol. Police searched his clothes and found 31,000 dollars in cash. The man was J. M. Cykowski of Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Jan. B
Father James FR. Con
Jelless
Capitol
Wee J. M. Cyikowski
Pittaburgh
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Helen Cook
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Harry Ball
Lou Hartley
Mary Jack
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Sriday
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Fairlawn Avenue
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Burness Chandoo
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Mia
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Misa
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Marle Yount
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Mr. and Abs
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