Madison Street Opens After CWA Project Completion
Nelsonville reports the Madison Street CWA relaying project is completed and traffic is restored. About 20 workers will be reassigned to other projects as Poplar Street work continues and the can al clearance and sewer jobs progress.
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Harper Street
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Scout Leaders Form Nelsonville Local Council
Nelsonville meeting at Troop 45 headquarters planned the Nelsonville Scout Leaders Council to coordinate leadership. W. D. Mender named temporary chairman. J. R. Smith and Mender elected organizing committee. The group will meet monthly and establish a training school for local leaders.
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Methodist Church
Scouters’ Association
Scout Leaders Council
W. D. Mender
J. R. Smith
Mender
Local Notables: Del. Student Visits and City Official’s Trip
Miss Jo Barnecut, a junior at O. W. University Delaware, spends a few days at her home. Mrs. George Tifft of Columbus was guest of Mrs. Gladys Whitlatch on Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Fout and family move into A. G. Mechem property on West Washington Street. Mrs. Long, N. H. 8. faculty member. Preston E. Thompson, city solicitor, travels to Columbus for State Bar Association as Athens County delegate. returns to office Monday.
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O. W. University
Delaware
George Tifft
Columbus
Gladys Whitlatch
John Fout
Lucile Long
A. G. Mechem
West Washington Street
State Bar Association
Athens County Bar Association
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Candy Sale Saturday Between 1 and 1 Paid
Sunday School class of Miss Catherine Courtney plans a candy sale starting at 1 o clock Saturday at Prestons Store. Proceeds support class activities and church youth programs.
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Christian Sunday School
Prestons
Boy Scout Troop 46 Opens Meeting With Merit System
Scout Troop 46 plans an outdoors first period if weather allows as they meet at Central School grounds under Scoutmaster Mender. Twenty one scouts attended January 22 with four absent. Tom Higgins and Robert Riley joined on probation. Patrol Merit system to award points for attendance conduct service uniforms and advancement.
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Mender
Tom Higgins
Robert Riley
James Patton
Knights of Pythias
Harold Lehman
Donald Carder
Edward Klinebriel
Rufus DeFord
Presbyterian Missionary Society meets in Nelsonville
The Presbyterian Missionary Society in Nelsonville met with president Mrs. John Saltz. Mrs. Mary Kessinger led devotions. Mrs. H. D. Krieg presented a paper on New and Old China. Mrs. Edith Stiers sang The Garden of Love. Lu Shafer read Tea at the Minister's House. Stewardship Day planned for Feb 22 under Mrs. Kessinger. Social hour served for 14 members.
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Mary Kessinger
H. D. Krieg
Henry McCullough
Edith Stiers
Mies Lu Shafer
Stewartship
Lumbermen Meet Discuss Retail Code At Dew House
Nelsonville area lumbermen from Athens and Hocking counties met at the Dew House to discuss the retail code and NRA compliance while planning to lead Southern Ohio's lumber industry. Special music was planned for Berean Bible Class at the Christian Church. A free dance at the Mac Chevrolet Garage drew 300 attendees as the 196 Chevrolet was demonstrated.
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Ohio
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Berean
Christian Church
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Henry Kerns
Pete Simonton
R. F Strickler
Clnes
Liquid laxatives aid gentle, adjustable bowel relief
The public favors liquid laxatives for comfortable, modifiable relief. Senna-based preparations like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offer mild action suitable for children and adults, with kidney safety and adjustable dosing. Doctors endorse senna as a natural laxative.
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Rope-Making Contest Highlights Scout Meeting
During the meeting this Monday Associate Scoutmaster Figiey will judge rope-making machines made this week by three patrols. A rope-making contest will be held. Gold attendance bars will be awarded for 100 percent troop attendance in 1934. Sickness will not be excused. scouts must stay in good health.
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Figiey
Anniversary Week Begins For Boy Scouts Birthday
Anniversary Week from February 8 to 14 kicks off as local troops plan events for the 24th birthday of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Boy Scouts of America
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