Nelsonville School Finances Report for 1927
Nelsonville city school district reports a 13 month year ending 1927 with total general fund expenses 82016.12 and receipts 84501.65. Balances show general 3651.42 library 312.17 retirement 230.06 sinking 65.69 sum 4259.54. All current obligations paid in full and a balance available.
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Nelsonville City
Robert Huenefeld
General Fund
Library
Board of Education
Nelsonville
Huenefeld
Funeral Held for Byron Lam Born Here Friday
Funeral services for Byron L Lam born were held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Christian church in Nelsonville with Rev. K H McCorkle officiating. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Out of town attendees included families from Washington D D, Athens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. McCorkle
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Byron L. Lamborn
L. G. Matheny
Scott Cook
Mary Parry
Ralph Howe
Bernice Bennett
Greenlawn
R. E. Finley
Washington, D. H
J. R. Sands
C. C. Millikan
W B. Johnson
Murray City Man Leaves Key To Auto At Home
Nelsonville January 14 Charles Strum Murray City salesman faced a stranded drive after leaving the transmission key at home. He attended a Crooksville Past Chancellors meeting and had to call 30 miles for a friend to fetch his key. Knight Pythias brothers Albert Barber Gilbert Smith C W Monks and John S Mooney offered advice before departure.
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Nelsonville
Charles Strum
Murray City
Knight Pythias
Crooksville
Chancellors’ Association
Charley
K. of P. Brothers
Albert Barber
Gilbert Smith
C. W. Monks
John S. Mooney
Auto lighting violators warned in Nelsonville notice
Police urge motorists to fix improper headlight illumination as arrests will follow. Officers report many cars operate with one headlight and warn owners to correct deficiencies promptly.
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Nelsonville
Stevens announce birth of daughter in Chilli Cove
Mr and Mrs Harry Stevens formerly of Nelsonville announce the birth of a daughter at their home in Chilli cothe Thursday Edna Rutledge is the mother’s name two unnamed observers report the event in local notes
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Nelsonville
Harry Stevens
Edna Rutledge
Chillicothe
Nelsonville C of C reorganizes after election of president
Nelsonville January 14. The Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce board re organized after C. E. Bennett was elected president. New committee heads include Fred Johnson in organization affairs and Ralph Parks in business affairs with a broad slate covering civic agricultural and public utility tasks. C. C. Sharp was re elected national councilor.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Bennett
Department of Organization Affairs
Fred Johnson
John Hill
Walter Wolf
Baird Stuart
William Mills
Cc. H. Bartlett
John Wood
C. J. Bartels
J. H. Inderrieden
Department of Business Affairs
Ralph Parks
W. H. Parks
H. H. Iler
A. G. Mechem
Department of Civic Affairs
W. S. Rhodes
Hubert Hyde
C. C. Sharp
G. R. Robinson
Department of Agricultural Affairs
George E. Johnson
Good Roads
M. P. Ohlinger
L. J. Eberle
C. G. Sheppard
Miller Wilson, Co. Co
Sharp
Betty Fairfax to Speak in Nelsonville Church
Mrs. Maude Murray Miller a Columbus newspaper and club woman will address the Faithful Martha class at the Methodist church Tuesday at 7 PM. Her topic is What I Have Learned as Betty Fairfax. Ticket sales have met a liberal response and a large crowd is expected.
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Nelsonville
Maude Murray Miller
Betty Fairfax
Columbus
Methodist Church
Martha
Ohio
Lynn Chapman Shows Slight Improvement in Columbus Hospital
Nelsonville January 14 Lynn Chapman formerly of Nelsonville now at the Radium hospital Columbus is reported slightly improved by Mrs Charles Ervin who visited this morning at his bedside
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Nelsonville
Lynn Chapman
Columbus
Charles Ervin
Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers in Nelsonville
Nelsonville notes officers will be installed at the Rebekah lodge meeting at their hall Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock followed by a pot luck dinner.
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Nelsonville
Rebekah Lodge
Myra Davis 85 Dies at Taylor Ridge Home
Myra Davis 85 died at her Taylor Ridge home at 4 45 this morning from age related infirmities. Survived by three sons William John Evan all of Taylor Ridge and three daughters Mrs William Swartz Jacksonville Mrs Samuel Wyatt Trimble and Mrs Clarence Winn Glouster 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Taylor Ridge church Monday at 2 pm with Rev G B Courtney of Chauncey presiding burial in Taylor Ridge cemetery.
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Glouster
Taylor Ridge Church
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Taylor Ridge Cemetery
Shelton Missionary Society Meets in Trimble
The Shelton Missionary Society of the Trimble Christian church met at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Rainey. Officers, program, and discussion covered Colossians 1 3 18 and articles from World Call. February gathering set for Mrs. Eddy with Hazel Raber leading.
Mothers Meet at Jacksonville Club Night
The Jacksonville Mothers' club met at Mrs. James Williams home with 87 members. The program centered on "Home" featuring readings by Mrs. Kempton Kuhne Woodgerd and a recitation by Mrs. Rambo. children performed recitations and music. refreshments served by the hostess and helpers.
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Glouster
Mothers’ Club
Jacksonville
James Williams
Altman
Doctor E Le Fever Heads to San Angelo for Month
Dr. E Le Fever left Glouster for San Angelo Texas where he will stay at least a month and it is rumored he may relocate there to practice medicine.
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Glouster
Dr. E. LeFever
San Angelo
Texas
Nelsonville Honor Birthday Dinner For L E Wolf and Carl Franks
Mrs L E Wolf hosted a dinner near Connett on Sunday January 8 in honor of her husband and his twin sister Mrs Carl Franks birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mrs Margaret Wend Mr and Mrs William Jacobs Mr and Mrs Arlie Howard Mr and Mrs Raymond Humphrey Mr and Mrs Jean Wolf Ralph Wolf Mrs Carl Frank and son Henry Mr and Mrs L E Wolf Mrs Nellie Lang and three children Betty Naomi and Jennie and Charles Wend. E G Walker of Richmond Virginia visited his parents Mr and Mrs F M Walker Mason City hill Thursday.
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L. E. Wolf
Connett
Carl Frank
Margaret Wend
William Jacobs
Arlie Howard
Raymond Humphrey
Jean Wolf
Ralph Wolf
Henry
Nellie Lang
Childre
Betty
Naomi
Jennie
Charles Wend
Misses Lane Host Cosmopolitan Club Evening
The Misses Lu and Nona Lane entertained Cosmopolitan club members at their Fayette Street home. Nineteen active and eight associate members attended. Roll call answered with When a Feller Needs a Friend. Program themes covered Southern Writers and Grace E. King.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Nona Lane
Fayette Street
Clarence Butt
Judge W. Cable
Ed Humphrey
Grace E. King
Harry Jackson
Bridge Club Meets for Evening Play
Mrs Hubert Hyde hosted her bridge club Friday evening with four tables of play after a 6 o clock dinner. Guests included Mrs Otto Kaelin of Cleveland and Miss Kathryn Morgan of Logan, along with Miss Doroth y Vorhes Miss Mary Sharp and Miss Audrey Ailes. Mrs Frank Jackson took high score with Mrs Leonard Cooley second. Miss Dorothy Vorhes earned the guest prize.
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Bridge Club
Hubert Hyde
Otto Kaelin
Cleveland
Kathryn Morgan
Logan
Dorothy Vorhes
Mary Sharp
Audrey Ailes
Frank Jackson
Leonard Cooley
Local social notes from Columbus area visits
Miss Esther Ervin from Columbus visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ervin. Rome Moore spends several days with his daughter Mrs. Pearl Bateman in Marion. D N Gorsuch visits Huntington with family. Myrtle Moore returns after time with friends in Athens. Thelma Willi visits Columbus with Mrs. and daughter. Helen spends the weekend with Columbus friends. Mrs. Delbert Davis and son Paul were in Columbus Friday. Mrs. Corwin Andrews visits relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Fred Wilson returns from Columbus where her sister Mrs. Will Evans recovers at Grant hospital after an appendicitis operation. Mrs. C A Hooper of Athens visits her father Henry Verity and family. Ray Green and brother-in-law Charles B. Corbin of Huntington are visiting here with uncle Charles Green.
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Esther Ervin
Columbus
Charles Ervin
Rome Moore
Pearl Bateman
Marion
D. N
Delbert Davis
Paul
Corwin Andrews
Fred Wilson
Will Evans
Grant Hospital
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Henry Verity
Ray Green
Charles B. Corbin
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Green
Mayor orders extra deputies for Holiness meetings
Deputies reassigned to monitor Holiness meetings in Glouster after complaints of disturbances by young attendees. Mayor Gormley notes no police court on Sundays and says Saturday or Sunday arrests will be held at the city building until 9 am Monday before a hearing.
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Glouster
Gormley
Method of Obtaining Funds Used by Sandino
The article reports at Marine Corps headquarters that General Sandino funded his guerrilla war in Nicaragua by selling coffee from local plantations and by looting an American mine at San Albino, with about 10 000 dollars in cash and gold. It notes coffee shipments to Honduras for sale or barter for arms, and mentions a wider arms trade across Central America facilitated by weak laws.
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Washington
Sandino
United States
Nicaragua
Marine Corps
John A. Lejeune
Nueva Segovia
San Albino
Lejeune
General Lejeune
McCoy
Republic of
Honduras
Central America
Discovery of laws of life as path to happiness at Ohio banquet
Dr A B Clarke urged that happiness comes only when people discover and follow the laws of life. At the seventh annual Presbyterian students banquet in Athens, Ohio, university leaders and guests heard calls for devotion to friendship reading motivation and community belonging as real life aims.
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A. 8. C. Clarke
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Students of Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Clarke
Ohio University
Columbus
William Ox
Presbyterian
Beulah MacCray
Westminister Council
Presbyterian Young People's Organization
Presbyterian Board of Education
Walter Forest
W. Walter Ludwig
W.8. Gamnertsfelder
Department of Philosophy
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens First Presbyterian Church
A. H. LeMood
J. M. Reed
Decree Modified By Athens County Court
The Athens County Common Pleas Court modified a former decree ordering responsibility or custody arrangements involving a father named Peter. No additional details on the case, dates, or parties are provided in the fragment.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Peter
Court grants visitation rights in Hudnell case
The Hudnell custody matter assigns a ten year term and orders Blanche Hudnell to receive limited visitation with the minor Paul Hu. The court permits the mother to visit the child on the last Saturday of each month.
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Hudnell
Blanche Hudnell
Paul Hu
Athens license office to stay open year round
The Athens Motor License bureau will remain open throughout the year instead of closing on February 1 as previously believed. License Commissioner David Johnson said transfers and tag processing can be handled at the office in the county at any time.
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Athens Motor License Bureau
David Johnson
Johnson
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C. H. Bartlett
Lamborn
Murray
C. OF C
Chapman
Myra Davis
Taylor Ridge
Shelton Society OF
Trimble
West
Kasler
Viola” Sands
Jacksonville Club
Richardson Furniture Co
Glouster, Ohio
Victrola
The
Gem Pharmacy
E. G. Walker
Richmond, Va
F. M. Walker
Mason City Hill
J. E. Zeller
EONIC
Dr. A. 8. C. Clarke
Athens County
Whippet
Macune
Motor Car CO
West State Street
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