Nelsonville church elects new officers at annual meeting
Nelsonville church officials announced strong department reports at the yearly congregational meeting. additions to the church numbered twenty seven and Bible school attendance averaged 458. total contributions topped six thousand. new deacons James Birge John Barrows Samuel Gilham Claude Cramner Earl Gilbert join acting deacons. multiple officers and Sunday school leaders were elected. Miss Helen Reynolds, a 1928 Good Samaritan nurse graduate, passed the state exam in Columbus.
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Walker ‘Morrison
Evler
Leland Devore
Living Jets
Verna Hand
Building Fund
Edward Love
Roy Barron
Albert Ditcher
Music Fund
Sigrid Love
Amy Howe
Mary Anderson
John Love
S. Lane
Walter Ison
Pearl Barrows
Louise Bowers
5. S. Lane
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H. J. Long
Frank Johnson
Jesse Baugh
Charles McManaway
Ances Bennnett
Blanche Juniper
Mable Dupler
Verna Lane
Alleria Keating
Louise Barrows
Mary i
Harry Tian
Elzabeth Shepant
Genevieve Beabiauline Alorrison
Ma Jo Pigein
Cradle
Lucius Keplar
Nelsonville
Helen Reynolds
Nelsonville Chamber Board to Meet on Road Program
Fred J. Johnson new Chamber president leads a directors meeting at the Y M C A Monday at 7 pm. Starr township residents and Athens County Automobile Club officers plan to attend to discuss a good road program. Citizens with Chamber projects urged to attend and present plans.
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Nelsonville
Fred J. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Starr Township
Athens County Automobile Clu
Sunday School Party At Walnut Street Home
Misa Genevieve Beagle hosted a Sunday school class gathering at her Walnut Street home. The Christian church event featured music and games with refreshments served to twelve members and guests Louise Caldwell, Louise Bowery, Marcelite and Doris Wallace.
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Misa Genevieve Beagle
The
Christian Church
Walnut Street
Louise Caldwell
Louise Bowery
Marcelite
Doris Wallace
Episcopal Guildler
Logan
Edith Hanley
Columbus
Margaret Johnson
Dayton
George 1
Johnson
William Morgan
Hartman
Ella Burnell
Leighton Autiller
Emmett Preston
Lancaster
McCune
Anna B. Lowden
Miss Jean Humphreys of Memphis Voted University Co ed
University of Tennessee Knoxville students name Miss Jean Humphreys of Memphis as their most popular co ed. They praise her appearance dress sense dancing and modest manner describing her as old fashioned enough. Readily observed social events include church sewing parties and local gatherings featuring traditional attire and community clubs through the week.
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University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Jean Humphreys
Memphis
Carlotta buried in simple rites at Brussels funeral
The former Mexican empress Carlotta was laid to rest in Brussels with a minimal ceremony and a small cavalry escort. King Albert of Belgium and two princes attended as the cortège moved from Castle Bouchaut to Laeken Church seven kilometers away. Flood warnings preceded the day in Wheeling as the Ohio River rose toward flood stage with the Ghio River forecast to reach 36 feet.
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Brussels
U.P
Carlotta
Mexico
Albert
Belgium
Charles
Prince Iseopold
Bouchaut
Chuceh Laeken
Wheeling
W. Va
Ghio River
Americans Seek Protection for Mexican Property Claims
In testimony to the House appropriations committee on the State Department supply bill, Wilbur J. Carr said between 12 000 and 132 000 Americans have interests in Mexico. He cited Mexican land petroleum and agrarian laws as causing unwarranted exploitation and noted religious property rights without compensation. A separate Idaho note reports no trace of Peyton Buhl missing from Pike County infirmary for four weeks, with officials suspecting a visit to relatives in Columbus.
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Washington
Mexico
House Appropriations” Committee
State Department
Wilbur. J. Carr
Carr
Americana
Idaho
Peyton Buhl
Pike County
Columbus
Six year old Leonard Adams Hero on Bridge
Leonard Adams of Nebraska City Neb aged six hung beneath a railroad trestle as an oncoming train failed to stop. He stayed calm and clung under the bridge until the train had passed, escaping serious harm.
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Leonard Adams
Nebraska City
Neb
Leonard
Girl Becomes Blind After Poisoned Drink at Night Club
In Brooklyn a young woman, Miss Lillitir Courtney, drank from a companion's bottle at a nightclub. She collapsed and is now blind unless recovery occurs. Doctors warn permanent blindness is likely. The incident followed threats of tragedy during the evening.
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Brooklyn
United
Pvege
Miss Lillitir
Courtney
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