Nelsonville School District Gains State Charters
Nelsonville junior and senior high schools have been issued state charters after a three year organization period. The senior high is recommended for North Central Association membership, following C B Ulery’s inspection praising orderly recitations, administrative leadership, and efficient departments though noting needs in science equipment, library size, and typing resources.
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Nelsonville
State Department of Education
North Central Association
Association
C. B. Ulery
Board of Education
North Central
Vernon M. Riegel
Ulery
Birth Records for December in Nelsonville and York Township
December 1925 births reported by Dr. C. C. Butt list boys and girls born to families in Nelsonville and York Township. Names include Wert Mason, Cora Mason, McLean, Denney, Bruce twins, DeLong, Keplar, Evans, Pritchard, Lanning, Hammon, Marsh, Dal ton, Simonton, Brown, Raynolds, Carr, Toliver, Lowery, Mason, Tennephal, Winthell, Noch, and others.
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Nelsonville
York Township
C. C. Butt
Wert
Cora Mason
Leonard
Grace
McLean
George
Ruth Denney
Melvin
Mildred Bruce
Millard
Blanche DeLong
Clem
Dortha Keplar
William
Katie Evans
Barry
Genevieve Pritchard
Clyde
Cynthie Lanning
Daisy Hammon
Charles
Doris Marsh
Fred
Ruth Dalton
Willard
Gladys Simonton
Frank
Ollie Brown
Vergil
Inez Raynolds
John
Myrtle Carr
Stella Toliver
Floyd
Stella Lowery
Amos
Ya Mason
Myrtle Tennephal
Robert
Viola Winthell
Catherine Noch
Recital Place Changes To Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville reports a recital set for tonight at 8 o clock will be held in the main auditorium of the Presbyterian church rather than Stuart's Opera House as previously announced.
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Nelsonville
T Hhe Presbyterian Church
Stuart’s
Opera House
Past Councilors to Meet Nelsonville
The Past Councilors association will meet Saturday evening January 16 in the Junior hall. All members are requested to be present. A pot luck supper will be served.
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Nelsonville
Daughters of America Install Officers at Nelsonville
Nelsonville January 12 at the regular Daughters of America meeting in the Junior Order hall officers for the coming year were installed by deputy Clara Backus. Councilor Ethel Hayden and others including Delia McMasters and Ella Patton filled key posts with Forest Lent as Junior past councilor and Myrtle Brooks as trustee.
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Nelsonville
Daughters of America
Clara Backus
Ethel Hayden
Delia McMasters
Ella Patton
Forest Lent
Elizabeth Scott
Lillian Barrows
Hattie Bennett
Ellen Steenrod
Inside Sentinel
Mamie Henry
Outside Sentinel
May Nutter
Myrtle Brooks
Hyperion Club Social Meeting Set at Legion Home
The Hyperion club will hold its annual social gathering Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Legion home in Nelsonville. Reservations for dinner and cancellations must be submitted to the social committee chair by Thursday noon.
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Hyperion Club
Nelsonville
Legion Home
Stout Reappointed to Sinking Fund Board in Nelsonville
Nelsonville mayor names C I Stout to succeed himself on the board of sinking fund trustees, with the appointment dated Jan 12. Stout continues as a member, replacing no one and extending his term in the local financial authority.
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Nelsonville
C. I. Stout
Scherle
Board of
Sinking Fund Trustees
Mrs William Keeton Visits Cleveland for Father’s Illness
Mrs William Keeton is spending a few days in Cleveland with her father who is ill in a hospital there. Misses Katie Johnson, Freda.
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William Keeton
Cleveland
Katie Johnson
Freda
Local Gossip Tempers With Columbus Visits And Socials
Foss and Nettie Keeton and Mrs Lenn Hawk of Carbon Hill visited Logan Saturday. The How earth family and son Leslie were guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Gilham Sunday. Albert Mann recovers from flu. C E Jewett visited Columbus on business Monday. Ethel Pritchard and Julius Fischer relatives joined Columbus weekend. Pocahontas Past Chiefs entertain Wednesday at Red Men hall dancing. Matthew Wickham with wife in Columbus a few days. Charles Farrow spent Sunday at Bridgeport.
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Red Men's Hall
Matthew Wickham
Columbus
Charles Farrow
Bridgeport
Elks Dance in Nelsonville Friday With Scott Orchestra
Nelsonville lodge of Elks hosts a dance at their hall on Friday evening January 15. Lloyd Scott and his famous ten piece symphonic orchestra will provide the music for the event.
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Nelsonville
Bertha Howard Hosts Past Chiefs Meeting Luncheon
Miss Bertha Howard hosted the Past Chiefs association in Nelsonville last week with a business session followed by a social evening. A two course luncheon was served to members including Mrs. Stella Davis Mrs. I. E. Hellyer Mrs. W. W. Gibson Mrs. Harry Hall Mrs. Will Fleck Mrs. Carl Bateman Mrs. Sadie Linton Mrs. Carl Coakley Mrs. Robert Eddy Mrs. Hubert Lancaster and Miss Louise Pearce.
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Nelsonville
Bertha Howard
Past Chiefs Association
Stella Davis
I. E. Hellyer
W. W. Gibson
Harry Hall
Will Fleck
Carl Bateman
Sadie Linton
Carl Coakley
Robert Eddy
Hubert Lancaster
Louise Pearce
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Install Officers Publicly
At the Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters regular meeting in Chauncey the group will publicly install officers this evening. Mae Bondinor leads the degree staff in floor work with a supper to follow. A small admission fee covers the installation and refreshments. The event, at 7 30 in the K of P building, welcomes all sisters families and friends to attend.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters
Mae Bondinor
Pythian
K. of P
Christian Endeavor Society Plans Social Evening
Chauncey January 12 The Janu ary meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett on Main Street. Miss Florence Brewer presides over the business session and the social committee led by Miss Ruth Ogg arranged music games and stunts with a pot luck supper to close the evening.
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Chauncey
Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Christian Church
Sam Tippett
Main Street
Florence Brewer
Ruth Ogg
Chauncey P T A Session Draws Large Attendance
Chauncey Jan 12 large crowd at monthly P T A meeting held in the high school auditorium. Acting president Mrs Arthur Swart led as Mrs Karl Gardner was absent. Seventh grade won attendance banner. program featured songs recitations piano solos and pupil exercises. Ralph Pritts and his Boy Scouts demonstrated first aid work. Meeting adjourned to February 8 with refreshments provided.
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Chauncey
Parent- Teacher Association
Karl Gardner
Arthur Swart
Erle Bridgewater
Pearl Henry
Lincoln School
Ralph Pritts
Boy Scouts of
Pritts
Funeral services for Levi P. Smith in Chauncey
The Plains church hosted relatives and friends for Levi P. Smith 79 a longtime resident of the area. Rev Stuckey of Pilgrim Holiness church Nelsonville gave the sermon and a Pilgrim church choir sang. Burial followed at Green Lawn.
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Chauncey
the Plains Church
Levi P. Smith
Mr. Stuckey
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Nelsonville
Pilgrim Church
Green Lawn
Miner Improves After Chauncey Mine Injury
Chauncey January 12 Marshal George Nichoson of Chauncey is in a Columbus hospital and showing improvement after serious injuries from an iron bar strike two weeks ago at Chauncey mine No. 25. He was pulled down while pulling down top in his working room and initially thought fatally injured.
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Chauncey
George Nichoson
Columbus
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Family circle items from Orbiston and The Plains region
Lewis Jones Jr returns home after a week at The Plains with Mrs Carrie Channell and relatives. Mrs Levi Smith shows slight improvement after critical illness. Owen Martin and wife attend R M Sidders funeral in New Marsh field. Gay McDonald visits Hazel McDonald at Hocking. Floride Shafer hosts Thelma Nida and Maxine Channell for Sunday. I N McHarg and family visit George Gabriel Jr in Union with Floyd Barker from Athens. William and Clarence McDonald visit Charles McDonald at Hocking. F E Cook and Orville Shellman hosts at Jerseyville.
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Lewis Jones, Jr
Orbiston
the Plains
Carrie Channell
Levi Smith
Owen Martin
New Marshfield
R. M. Sidders
Gay McDonald
Hocking
Hazel McDonald
John Shafer
Walter Wharton
Floride Shafer
Thelma Nida
Maxine Channell
George Gabriel Jr
I. N. McHarg
Union
Floyd Barker
Athens
William McDonald
Clarence McDonald
Charles McDonald
F. E. Cook
Orville Shellman
Jerseyville
Chauncey Personal News From Local Area
Chauncey residents greet relatives from Columbus as Stella Carter and Anna Franz return home after a week’s visit with the Carters grandparents. Gaile Figgins visits Chauncey from Bliss Business college weekend. Local attendees at Grant Knight’s funeral include L. C. Frye Edith Harvey and Mrs Charles Ogg. Hillyer brothers from Winding Gulf Virginia visit father Robert Hillyer and family on May Avenue.
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Chauncey
Stella Carter
Anna Franz
Columbus
J. B. Carter
Gaile Figgins
Bliss Business College
L. C. Frye
Edith Harvey
Charles Ogg
Grant Knight
Millfield
Harry
Chauncey Methodist to Convene Special Meeting
A special meeting for all Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church members will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the church. Pastor Rev Parker and presiding elder Rev Holcombe of Athens will address the gathering.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Parker
Holcombe
Athens
Man Killed Crossing Tracks in Cincinnati
Henry Westring, 69, a crippled train caller for the Pennsylvania Railroad, was instantly killed while crossing the Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Eastern avenue in Cincinnati on January 12.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eastern Avenue
Henry Westring
Corn Growers Demand Quick Relief Across Midwest
In Chicago on January 12, corn growers across eleven states demand relief measures. They call for an amendment to the pure food law to allow corn sugar, creation of a farm export corporation funded by an excise tax, a federal agricultural board to stabilize the farm economy, and intensified effort to develop a stronger home market for farm products.
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Middle West
Iowa
Federal Agricultural Board
Indian probe will continue in Osage murder case
Indications were strong that federal grand jury action on murder charges connected to the Osage murders would move to a swift conclusion. Sources said final indictments would be returned soon, with adjournment and a new grand jury to meet next Tuesday to probe political aspects, bribery, and corruption delaying the inquiry two years ago.
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Guthrie, Okia
Young coaster dies in crash in Cincinnati
A 15 year old boy Christy Simendinger of Mt. Washington died instantly as his sled struck an automobile on Marne avenue while coasting with 10 year old Marie Lowe. Four other children and a man were seriously injured in separate city incidents.
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Cincinnati
Christy Simendinger
Mt. Washington
Marne Avenue
Marie Lowe
New Discovery Stops Hair Loss in Minneapolis
J. M. Lyle, a prominent Minneapolis businessman, touts Lucky Tiger as the cure for months of rapid hair loss. He reports rapid regrowth and scalp improvement, with a money back guarantee available at drug stores and The Cline Pharmacy Co. Also advertised Whyte- Fox Nos. 1 and 2 for pimples hives and related irritations.
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Minneapolis
J. M. Lyle
Lyle
Cline Pharmacy Co
Whyte- Fox
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Dixon Beverage
Funeral services will be held at the M P church in New Marshfield at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev M E Chat ley. Burial will follow in New Marshfield cemetery. Friends may call at the C B Beverage home 35 East Carpenter street Wednesday from 9 to 1 PM.
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Beverage
Nancy Dixon
M. P
New Marshfield
M. E. Chatley
C. B. Beverage
East
Carpenter Street
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for chest congestion and pain from cold, rheumatism, backache, and stiff neck. It claims tingling heat penetrates in minutes and urges readers to buy from drug stores. Rowlea Bowles endorses the product.
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Rowlea
Freight Movements in November 1925 Beat All Records
Washington January 12 The daily movement of railroad freight cars in November 1925 set a record for the month with an average 80.9 miles per day, up 2.5 miles from November 1924. The eleven month average was 28.4 miles per day for 1925, 1.5 miles higher than 1924, and the average load per car in November was 27.2 tons, unchanged from November 1924.
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Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics Today
Appointment Notices for Athens County Executors and Administrator
Bl R Pierce named executor of Samuel T Pierce estate Athens County Ohio dated January 9 1926 Probate Judge S M Jomanson lists this notice. J E F Zeller appointed executor of John J Campbell estate Athens County Ohio dated January 11 1926 S M Johnson signs. Hal H Rowland appointed administrator with will annexed of Margaret Barrows estate Athens County Ohio dated January 12 1926 S M Johnson signs.
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BL. R. Pierce
Samuel T. Pierce
Athens County
Ohio
M. Jomanson
Said
Trimble Village School District bids bonds for 31 250
The Trimble Village School District Ohio seeks bids by January 20 1926 for serial bonds totaling 31 250 dollars with 25 year maturities. Bonds bear 5 percent interest semi annually and bid terms require a 5 percent certified check. sale to highest bidder with right to reject any bids.
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A. M. Rainey
Board of Education
Trimble Village
Athens County
Ohio
Trimble
General Code of
State Teachers Retirement System of
Board of Education of
Hio
Legal Attachment Notice in Athens Township Ohio
R A South sues Lynn South before Justice Hedges in Athens County Ohio. An attachment order dated December 15 1925 awards $50.75 and costs. Woolley and Rowland attorneys for plaintiff.
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R. A. South
Lynn South
E. Hedges
Athens Township
Athens County
Ohio
Woolley & Rowland, Attys
T.w
Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed for Mike Brozak
John Bajus has been appointed and qualified as Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of Mike Brozak late of Athens County Ohio, deceased. Dated January 2. A. D. Johnson Judge of said County.
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George T. Dodds
John Dodds
Athens County
Ohio
M. Johnson
Said County
T. W
John Bajus
Mike Brozak
Probate Notices in Athens Ohio Hearings Set Jan 21 1926
Probate court in Athens ante Ohio suspends publication and exceptions for several estate accounts. Executors and administratrices listed include Eugene R. Walker Horace B Lawrence Hattie K Alden Laura Bailey Rachel Davis William Dickson with accounts filed between Nov 12 and Nov 20 1925. Hearings scheduled for January 21 1926 at 9 o clock A M.
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Athensante
Ohio
Eugene R. Walker
Herbert. Byard
Wesley B. Lawrence
Horace 8. Lawrence
Hattie K. Alden
Edward G. Alden
Laura Bailey
John C. Bailey
Rachel. Davis
A. H. Davis
William Dickson
Albert Hi’ Dickson
Eta Ertgs
Cairo
Probate notices of multiple estate accounts filed in 1925
The Probate Judge reports numerous estate affairs with executors and guardians filing first, second, or final accounts in December 1925. Names include Foward B. Parker, Ralph W. Parks, Goldie D. Moore, Harley E. Nice, Henry D. Nice, Emma Angell, William Matson, Dora Smith, The Athens National Bank, and William Kasler. Dates span December 2 to December 22 1925 with some final accounts noted as fled or filed.
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Foward B. Parker
Nancy M. McPherson
William FE. Peters
Elizabeth Nelson
Ralph W. Parks
Charles S. Tedrow
Goldie D. Moore
Joseph Knight
Harley E. Nice
Henry D. Nice
Isaac Nice
Emma Angell
Louise Angell
William Matson
Tina Matson
Dora Smith
Albert J.co
The
Athens National Bank
F. J. Alderman
Frank Moore
Mary Lila Moore
William Kasler
Ovid Pberts
S. M. Johnson
Notice to Contractors for Troy Township School Erection
The Troy Township Rural School District seeks sealed bids by 12 Noon City Time on Thursday July 14 1926 for general contract work on a new Grade and High School Building and Auditorium in Coolville Ohio. Plans by architect William Mills Nelsonville Ohio available for $10. bids must be on state forms with 10 percent bid bond and 50 percent performance bond. the district may reject any bid.
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Board of Education
Troy Township
Athens County
Ohio
F. B. Tidd
Coolville
Wm. Mills
Nelsonville
Citizen Central Bank
R. Tidd
Cyrus Brewster
Trial dates set for several defendants in liquor and gun cases
Rush Only Manufacturing liquor faces February trial. Mike Lyons and Clint Wyskiver are set for February 9 and February 19 respectively on manufacturing liquor charges. Henshaw assault charge dismissed. Earl Minear pleads not guilty to stealing fur and truck theft with trial set for February 11. Delt Woods and Louis Wendle counts set for March 4. Thomas McMenamy pool gambling case for February 18. William Stone reckless driving trial set for March 1. Bert Smathers pool gambling trial March 9. Harry Wright forgery case set for February 8. Porter Sweazy pleads not guilty to assault. trial March 6. Freshwater flying fishes noted in western Africa rivers.
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Mike Lyons
Clint Wyskiver
Henshaw
Earl Minear
Guy Dinsmore
Clyde Herron
Waterloo Township
Delt
Woods
Louis Wendle
Thomas McMenamy
William Stone
Bert Smathers
Harry Wright
Fairmont
W. Va
B. F. Southern
Porter Sweazy
Willis Rife
Prominent Dr R V Pierce Cited for Herbal Remedies
A distinguished citizen Dr R V Pierce is honored for his achievements both politically and professionally. His Golden Medical Discovery is praised as a blood medicine aiding skin conditions, complexion, and overall stomach liver health.
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R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Offers Natural Regularity
Dr Caldwell, a Monti cello physician with 47 years practice, argues against harsh cathartics and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentler laxative. It aims to establish natural bowel regularity for constipated men, women, children, and the elderly.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
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North Central Body
D. OF A
Mrs. Howard
Stout
Andrew Smith
Pomeroy
Rufus Smith
War Eagle
Harry Hillyer
Brosia
John Hillyer
Winding Gulf
Charles Smith
Walter Reed
Dill Bolin
Lifus Bolin
C. E. Society
Smith
West
Chicago
Indian
Young
Minnesota
J. EF. Zeller
John J. Campbell
J.w
Hal H. Rowland
Margaret Barrows
Babet Zrobans
Grocer
Brookshire
C. D. Shafer
Betty Bronson
Blanche Sweet
and Ronald Colman
Africa
Pepsin
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Building
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
U. S
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