Troop No 48 Boy Scouts Welcomes Three New Members
Nelsonville paper notes Troop No 48 adds Charles Patton Robert Riley and Gerald Thomas increasing to twelve scouts. Next meeting January 16 will test Tender Foot Second Class and First Class with signaling instruction and flag handbook review. Lawrence Seibert elected basketball captain as troop practices at the Y on Saturdays from 7 to 8 p m and invites parent inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Charles Patton
Robert Riley
Gerald Thomas
Robert Tucker
W. D. Mender
Lawrence Seibert
Fatal Scalding Death Of Four Year Old Windle
Ray Leonard Windle four year old son of Mr and Mrs Pearl Windle died Monday at the family home near Chauncey from scalding after falling into a pan of boiling water Saturday Funeral services will be held at the Pentecostal Church in Nel sonville Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Martin Athens Burial will be in Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Ray Leonard Windle
Pearl Windle
Chauncey
Pentecostal Church
Martin
Athens
Greenlawn
Daughters of Union Veterans to Install Officers at Odd Fellows Hall
The Daughters of Union Veterans will meet this evening at 7 o'clock at the Odd Fellows Hall. Officers for the new year will be installed at this meeting.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Local residents visit relatives over weekend
Miss Clarice Wickerham and Miss Grace Wright traveled to Cincinnati to visit family. Miss Mabel Dalton returned home after two weeks with Mrs. Patton in Zanesville. The Pattons and Mulligans also spent time with relatives in this city.
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Clarice Wickerham
Glouster
Gernet
Fred Wright
Cincinnati
Miss Wright
Miss Wickerham
Elmer Wickerham
Grace Wright
Fred
John Wright
Adams Steel
Mabel Dalton
James Patton
Zanesville
Ruth Clements
Amanda
Phebe
Worth Clements
Jack
Glenn Mulligan
Middletown
Florence Mulligan
Columbus
Thomas Mulligan
Mary and
Mayor Sines Dies in New Straitaville
Nelsonville mourns as Mayor E. L. Sines dies Monday afternoon in New Straitaville. His widow Anna France Sines and cousin Mrs. Sylvia Devol are noted local figures in Nelsonville.
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Sines
Nelsonville
Sylvia Devol
New Straitaville
E. L. Sines
Anna France
Devol
Improved Water Works Urged for Nelsonville
Nelsonville council heard R B Criswell of the Ohio Inspection Bureau urge a secondary river crossing to link four inch lines to an eight inch main, abandon steam pumps for electrical centrifugal units, and tie dead ends in the system. The council asked for estimates on the three recommendations and approved a $79,287.06 annual appropriation for 1930 current expenses and city departments.
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Nelsonville
R. B. Criswell
Ohio Inspectio Bureau
Criswell
Hocking River
Hickman l
Nelsonville Man Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charge
Robert Bateman of Nelsonville was arraigned before Mayor Bill Hickman on a charge of assault and battery filed by Henry Nutter. He pleaded not guilty and was held to the Grand Jury under bond furnished.
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Nelsonville
Robert Bateman
Bill Hickman
Henry Nutter
Miss Pearl Barrows Hosts G E G Club in West Columbus Street
Miss Pearl Barrows entertained G E G Club members Monday evening at her West Columbus Street home. The social event featured a two course luncheon and hospitality. Attendees included Mrs. Claude Cranmer Mrs. Walter Linscott Mrs. Maynard Henshaw Mrs. Lester Turner Mrs. Ralph Smith Mrs. Wilber Hutchins Mrs. Dean Coakley Mrs. James Keating Miss Lillian Hellyer Miss Elsie Coakley Miss Louise Ray Miss Garnet Wright and Miss Mildred Bryan.
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Pearl Barrows
G. E. G. Club
West Columbus Street
Claude Cranmer
Walter Linscott
Maynard Henshaw
Lester Turner
Ralph Smith
Wilber Hutchins
Dean Coakley
James Keating
Lillian Hellyer
Elsie Coakley
Louise Ray
Garnet Wright
Mildred Bryan
John Willis Reported Seriously Ill With Influenza
John Willis is said to be seriously ill with influenza at her home in the city, according to local reports.
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Nelsonville
John Willis
Mrs Ines Evans Handles Messenger Classified Ads
Ines J Evans accepts Messenger Classified ads for Nelsonville column and invites calls to 824 J for orders or inquiries.
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Ines J. Evans
Nelsonville
Boy Rangers to Organize Basketball Team in Nelsonville
The Boy Rangers in Nelsonville met, forming plans for a basketball team. A practice is set at the Y each Saturday from 12 to 1. Members must pay yearly dues. weekly dues will be collected by Tom Higgins as wampum bearer. A captain will be chosen next session.
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Nelsonville
Boy Rangers
Tom Higgins
Rangers
Woman's Relief Corps installs officers in Nelsonville
The Woman's Relief Corps met in Odd Fellows Hall and installed officers led by Mrs. Della McMasters. New officers include President Gertrude Pensyle, Senior Vice President Della McMasters, Junior Vice-President Billa Anderson, Chaplain Mary Coope, Conductor Della Pidcock, Guard Phebe Clements, Assistant Conductor Josephine Murphy, Secretary Florence Whitmore, Instructor Stella Swingle, and color bearers Alice Dresher Ella Steenrod Sophia Mann Mae Keplar. A social hour with refreshments followed.
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Nelsonville
Woman’s Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Della McMasters
Gertrude Pensyle
Billa Anderson
Mary Coope
Della Pidcock
Phebe Clements
Josephine Murphy
Florence Whitmore
Stella Swingle
Esther Class Elects Officers in Christian Sunday School
The Esther Class of the Christian Sunday School met Monday evening at Mrs. P. B. Verity’s Franklin Street home. Officers for the new year were elected led by President Miss Beth Verity and other posts filled by Miss Hanna Evans, Miss Lulu Parry, and Mrs. Ralph Howe. A scripture lesson from Matthew and prayers followed. Refreshments for 35 members and guests were served, with retiring president Mrs. Frank Betts receiving a gift.
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Esther
Christian Sunday School
P. B. Verity
Franklin Street
Frank Betts
Beth Verity
Ralph Howe
Hanna Evans
Muriel Stewart
Lulu Parry
Don Bowers
H. J. Long
Verity
R. M. Henry
Frances Bennett
Past Chiefs Association Meets in Pocahontas Chapter
The Past Chiefs Association of the Degree of Pocahontas met January 9 at Mrs. W J Scott’s Poplar Street home. A chicken dinner preceded the business session. Members present included Anna Linton Ruth Smith Birdie Bristles Sadie Linton Mattie Weakley Retta Bagley Margaret Bagley Bessie Bland Emily Clark Gerturde Dalton Clara Wallace Dora Kempton Lillian Wallace Etta McKibben Elizabeth Scott Guests included Elizabeth Vivian Collins W J Scott John Hickman Jr Raymond Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Chiefs Association of the Degree of Pocahontas
W. J. Scott
Poplar Street
Anna Linton
Ruth Smith
Birdie Brickles
Sadie Linton
Mattie Weakley
Retta Bagley
Margaret Bagley
Bessie Bland
Emily Clark
Gertrude Dalton
Clara Wallace
Dora Kempton
Lillian Wallace
Etta McKibben
Elizabeth Scott
Elizabeth and
Vivian Collins
John Hickman, Jr
Raymond Scott
Meeting Plan Notes Blur Hostess Roles
The draft lists hostesses Bessie Bland Sadie Linton Gertrude Dalton and Retta Bagley. The February meeting location will be announced later.
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Sisting
Bessie Bland
Sadie Linton
Gertrude Dalton
Retta Bagley
Hoover Exonerated by Senate Panel Over Sugar Tariff
The Senate Lobby Investigating Committee found President Hoover not guilty of impropriety or malfeasance in his dealings with sugar tariff interests. The report notes it is likely representatives from competing sides sought the president to influence his view.
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Hoover
Senate
Washington
Livestock Club To Be Reorganized Here
Reorganization of the Hocking Valley Livestock Club will occur at 1 o clock Saturday afternoon in the office of T H Johnson Athens County extension agent. Certificates of achievement and prize money will be awarded. Bee culture rabbit and livestock raising enthusiasts are invited. Everett Ball club leader will preside.
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Hocking Valley Livestock Club
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Everett Ball
Huston May Fined in Common Pleas Court Destruction Case
Huston May was fined $15 and costs at arraignment in Common Pleas Court on an indictment for destruction of property. He was released upon payment of the fine.
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Huston May
Common Pleas
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