Referendum Petitions Filed To Seek Bond Vote In Nelsonville
Thirty one petitions with 829 signatures call for a vote on issuing 60000 mortgage revenue bonds to improve Nelsonville’s municipal electric plant. Signers may withdraw names within 10 days. After that the County Board of Elections will place the question on the next general election ballot. The move requires about 237 signatures to be effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
E. F. DeVore
D. R. Johnson
Samuel Erskine
S.S. G. Holland
County Board of Elections
Plan New Class at Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville reports a new young married people class to meet Sunday at 9 30 a m in the church auditorium. Rev Lloyd Evans mailed 21 couples about the formation and plans to name nursery supervisors for care during sessions. The Sunday School meets as usual with Evans delivering a 10 30 sermon on The Dual Law and a choir directed by Martin Alexander. No evening services due to two union services at the Christian Church with Union Young People's service at 6 p m and union men’s service at 7 p m.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Martin Alexander
Christian Church
Union Young People
Rome Future Farmers Plan Spring Projects
The Rome Future Farmers Chapter met with twenty five members. Ward Starlin was elected treasurer. Plans for a baby chick and potato class FFA project were discussed with the chick project starting in February and the potato project in March. A potato judging team will enter the state contest during Farmers Week at Ohio State University in January. Delegates will attend the State FFA convention in Columbus. Everette Hoskinson entered the district FFA public speaking contest at McConneleville on Saturday January 16.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
Everette Hoskinson
McConneleville
Temperance Program Held at Nelsonville High School
A temperance program organized by Kenneth Kinneer and Kathleen Boyd with E G Clifton featured a Bible based scripture lesson read by Ruth Laessle and a school assembly. Superintendent Arnold outlined goals and alcohol issues in modern society. Paul Wright served as emcee with talks by Garnet Midkiff Irvin Badger Elmo Robinson and Bob Lancaster. Rev Ben Awe spoke as guest preacher and the program included orchestra selections. The same evening the first session of the Hocking Valley Demonstration School was held at the Church of Christ Chauncey with about thirty Sunday School teachers from local churches in attendance.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth Kinneer
Kathleen Boyd
E. G. Clifton
Ruth Laessle
EB. J. Arnold
Paul Wright
Garnet’ Midkiff
Mary Whitmore
Irvin Badger
Elmo Robinson
Bob Lancaster
Ben Awe
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hocking Valley
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Methodist
Presbyterian
Pythian Sisters Host Weekly Benefit Bingo Night
The Pythian Sisters plan a Saturday evening bingo party at 7 30 oclock to raise funds. Proceeds support their regular weekly benefit event in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Mrs Lillie Belle Tidd Dies At 72 In Washington
News from Centralia Washington reports the death of Mrs Lillie Belle Garton Tidd 72 widow of George Tidd at her daughter Gertrude Walters home on December 22 She leaves two daughters two sons and a large family including 18 grandchildren and a great granddaughter She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church since girlhood. In Lorain Ohio two men led away D Huron’s prized coon hunting dogs after they treed the game and bayed alerting the owners.
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Lillie Belle Garton Tidd
George Tidd
Gertrude Walters
Centralia
Wash
Walters
Georgia Rosa
Direks, Ark
Garton Tidd
Longview
Garnett Tidd
Sea Side
Ore
Minnie Williams
Napier
Ww. Va
Nellie Nichols
Athens
James A. Garton
Coolville
Virgil FE. Garton
New Boston
Tex
Methodist Fipiscopal Church
Lorain
R—L. D
Huron
Free Legal Aid Clinic Planned in Nelsonville City Hall
Nelsonville lawyers form a Legal Aid Committee to provide free legal advice to residents unable to pay. A weekly session will be held in City Hall Council chambers starting Wednesday evening January 20 from 7 to 9, with rotating presiding attorneys.
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Nelsonville
City Hall
Westminster Players Stage The Eternal Hills Drama
Nelsonville Athens group will present The Eternal Hills at 7 p m Sunday in the Christian Church main auditorium. Mrs E G Clifton will perform a violin solo during intermission and city ministers will participate in a brief worship service.
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Nelsonville
Westminster Players of
Athens
Eternal Hills
The
Christian Church
E. G. Clifton
Meeting Sets Office Hours And Fees
Francis White and John P. Kelso, with Harry A. Mettler and the Citizens Central Bank Building, reported on Thursday that uniform office hours were adopted along with a schedule of fees at the meeting.
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Francis White
Hickman
John P. Kelso
Harry A. Mettler
Citizens Central Bank
Nelsonville DAR Hostess to Welcome Speaker
Mrs. E. Dean will host the Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter at 2 30 Saturday afternoon at Columbus Street home. Charles Poston will be the chapter speaker. Eva Wright returned home from Cherrington Hospital Logan after an appendicitis operation.
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Nelsonville
E. Dean
Columbus St
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of American Revolution
Charles Poston
Eva Wright
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Marie Hall Visits Mother in Nelsonville
Miss Marie Hall of Columbus was the Tuesday guest of her mother Mrs Ina Hall in Nelsonville. Her sister Miss Audrey Hall accompanied her for a brief visit.
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Nelsonville
Marie Hall
Columbus
Ina Hall
Audrey
Crooksville Clergy To Lead Revival In Murray City
Rev. E R Robinnette will be assisted at the U B Church revival by Rev. C A Walter district Crooksville leader Rev P E Wright conference superintendent Rev H O Davis of Jacksonville Rev D Vause Snyder of New Lexington and others. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Violet Currens Friday night Jan 15. Sunday School 9 a m worship 10 a m preaching 7 p m by the pastor. Monday preaching every other week at 10 45 a m.
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Murray City
E. R. Robinette
U. B. Church
C. A. Walter
Crooksville
P. E. Wright
H. O. Davis
Jacksonville
D. Vause Snyder
New Lexington
Ladies Aid Society
Violet Currens
Harry Lanning
Ben Hartman
All Day Meeting At Orbiston Church
Rev Charles Hook announces an all day meeting at Orbiston Church in Nelsonville. Morning worship at 9 proceeding to 10 30 sermon then an old time praise service in the afternoon Evangelistic services at 7 will close the day’s program.
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Nelsonville
Orbiston
Chas. Hook
Edward Howe Admitted To Marietta Hospital
Edward Howe was entered in the Marietta Hospital Thursday for treatment at Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Edward Howe
Marietta Hospital
Services Announced at Church of Christ Nelsonville
Rev Leland Goodman will discuss What Shall We Do With Evil at the morning sermon. Sunday School begins 9 30, Young People’s League at 6. Next week schedules include High Society, Choir practice, Loyal Women Aid, mid week prayer and Esther Aid with Rev Goodman leading the study course The Message of the Master.
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Nelsonville
Leland Goodman
Church of Christ
Young People’s League
High Society
Helen Gandee
Mill
Loyal Women Aid
Goodman
Esther
Local 3095 To Meet Saturday Afternoon
Nelsonville union Local 3095 will meet in the Red Men's Hall at 1 o clock Saturday. Members are urged to attend. A committeeman to fill the unexpired term of a resigning member will be elected and the auditor's report will be presented.
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Nelsonville
Union 3905
Red Men's Hall
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