Board of Education Seeks Advance of School Funds
Nelsonville jan 28 the city board of education adopted a budget based on new state funding rules approving 69508 34 in appropriations from county estimates and seeking an advance of funds from the county auditor to cover payroll. Bonds for clerk washburn approved and committee appointments set amid building door changes at the junior building after state inspection.
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Nelsonville
Citizens’ Central Bank
C. E. Washburn
Hickman
Sharp
Lee
Washburn
Lee Huenefeld
Huenefeld
Crawford
Washbrunn
State Department
Beta Iota Delta Theta Tau entertain members at Naomi McManaway home
The Beta Iota chapter of Delta Theta Tau sorority was entertained at Naomi McManaway's home at 118 East Columbus Street after an interest meeting and picnic. They then attended a square dance hosted by the Beta boys at the Elk's building.
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Nelsonville
Beta Iota
Delta Theta ’Tau Sorority
Naomi McManaway
Columbus Street
Beta +boys
Elk’s
Ice Cream Trade Leaders Attend State Convention
Attending the state convention of ice cream manufacturers and milk distributors in Columbus this week are C. E. Bennett and C. J. Bartels from Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Bennett
C. J. Bartels
Columbus
Birth of Richard Amos in Nelsonville
Nelsonville announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Carl William Lucille Steenrod on January 23. The newborn weighs eight and a half pounds and has been named Richard Amos.
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Nelsonville
Carl William
Lucille Steenrod
Richard Amos
Grotto Elects Monarch At Annual Meeting
Nelsonville Jan 28 Ralph W Parks was elected Monarch to head the Grotto for the coming year at the annual meeting held at the Masonic club rooms. An unusually good attendance was reported and the state organization was noted.
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Nelsonville
Ralph W. Parks
Masonic Club
A. M. E. Church to Host Evangelist Rev Shell Hagard
The secretary and treasurer report a favorable financial outlook and list elected officers including Jack Bobo as chief justice and James Sharp as treasurer. Rev Shell Hagard of Columbus will preach at the A. M. E. church this Sunday January 31 with all invited to attend.
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Jack Bobo
E. B. Acomb
James Sharp
Jack Pritchard
Harry Kelley
R. B. Stuart
H. H. Ker
Nelsonville
Shell Hagard
Columbus
Kiwanis Club Plans Rearranged Committees
Nelsonville Kiwanis meets for annual program planning with committee reorganization. Attendance is good and the gathering is described as enthusiastic following routine business discussions.
New Chemistry Teacher Appointed at Nelsonville High
Clyde L. Exelby resigns as Nelsonville High chemistry instructor effective February 1 after accepting a Lansing offer. Wesley C. Newton Jr of Marietta elected to fill the unexpired term. Newton is a Marietta Phi Beta Kappa graduate with a Master from Ohio State and played varsity basketball two years. He starts Monday.
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Nelsonville
Clyde L. Exelby
Nelsonville High School
Board of Education
Exelby
Michigan
Lansing
Wesley C. Newton, Jr
Marietta
Newton
Marietta College
Ohio State University
Home Talent on Lecture Course in Nelsonville
The fourth number of the 1926 high school lyceum course will be presented February 6 in the auditorium. Dr. Thomas G. Beem will read Dunbar verses, Charles Poston will perform piano selections, and the high school glee club will sing new songs. End with a basketball game between Nelsonville high school and the Pomeroy boys, last year’s Ohio river city victors. A good game is expected.
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Nelsoxnville
Thomas G. Beem
Charles Poston
Pomeroy Boys
Nelsonville
Ohio River City
Adequate Insurance Guard Against Risks and Loss
A strong insurance policy from a company with solid resources and a proven record of prompt and fair adjustments is cited as the only reliable safeguard against financial risk.
Dry Offenders Visit Buchtel
James Murray of Buchtel was arrested by dry officers and arraigned before Mayor L. J. Eberie on a second offense charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty and was fined $300 plus costs. a $200 fine remains, with $5 paid on the original assessment. P. J. King of Buchtel pleaded not guilty to a possession charge and awaits a hearing. John Andrews of Buchtel pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 and costs. Two one gallon jars of white mule were offered as evidence. State officers H. A. Lines, with Deputies Yates and Morton, conducted the raid.
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Nelsonville
James Murray
Buchtel
L. J. Eberie
Murray
P. J. King
John Andrews
H.A. Lines
Yates
Morton
Miss Catherine Spencer Returns Home After Absence
Miss Catherine Spencer has returned to her home here after a period away. She was greeted by family and friends who welcomed her back.
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Catherine Spencer
Old Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
A home brew of garden sage and sulphur turns gray or faded hair dark. An easier option is Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold at drug stores for 75 cents. Used with a dampened brush, it darkens gray hair gradually for a natural, glossy look.
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Wyeth
Auto Tire & Gasco
National Refining Company
Cor
Chestnut & Harper Sts
Local Visit Highlights From Ohio Towns
Week's visit at New Lexington includes Fred Hayden returning to Akron for work. Will Pearce spends Wednesday in Columbus. Mrs. Mary Seidenfeld of Murray City travels to Tulsa to visit her daughter. Mrs. C. E. Bennett tours Columbus. Mrs. Chas. Barnecut of Columbus visits Mrs. C. E. Welch for the district O. E. 8. meeting this evening.
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New Lexington
Will Pearce
Columbus
Fred Hayden
Akron
Mary Seidenfeld
Murray City
Tulsa
Oklahoma
C. E. Bennett
Chas. Barnecut
C. E. Welch
Evangelistic Meetings See Growing Interest in Nelsonville
Tonight at the Christian church evangelist George L. Ashton will speak on John the Baptist. Last night’s sermon depicted the rich man and Lazarus and the meetings show rising interest. A quartette including Mr. Liggett of Athens, Mrs. Glen Allen, Robert Kinney and Edward McKinney provided music.
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Nelsonville
Christian Church
George L. Ashton
John the Baptist
Lazarus
Liggett
Athens
Glen Allen
Robert Kinney
Edward McKinney
Old Home Remedy Pinex Cough Syrup Featured
A traditional remedy promotes immediate cough relief using 2 1/2 ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives. Claims quick soothing action, throat and chest healing, cost savings, and suitability for throat colds bronchitis and hoarseness. Pinex is described as a concentrated Norway pine extract from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
School Social at Washington Building Collects Nearly 30
Chauncey Jan 28 teachers Mrs Bridgewater Mrs Bumgardner and Miss Daugherty of the primary rooms thank all who donated or assisted at the social held Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended and almost $30 was raised for school purposes by the teachers at that building.
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Chauncey
Bridgewater
Bumgardner
Daugherty
Washington Building
Prince Carol Longs for Home in Romania Rumor
Prince Carol of Romania is troubled by homesickness and near a decision to return to Bucharest. An intimate friend cites regret over renouncing the throne. Envoys are reportedly sent by the king to seek reconciliation.
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London
Carol of
Romania
Bucharest
Sun Spots Blame Heat Variations in Sa
In Christchurch New Zealand on January 28 astronomers report solar heat variations linked to sunspot activity. Researchers note fluctuations affecting weather patterns and public forecasts as data from observatories are analyzed.
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BLAME
Christchurch
N. Z
Moa and Fiji Linked to Sunspot Variation Study
A Samoan observatory reports a scientific link between moa and Fiji and sunspot numbers. The announcement notes variations in sunspot activity as a factor in the observed connections.
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Moa
Fiji
Garter Flasks Boost Moonshine Lore in Virginia
A Urbana Ohio Democrat item notes garter flasks filled with hill moonshine from Virginia mountaineers are large enough to intoxicate a whole family, illustrating local distilling lore and roadside humor.
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Virginia
Urbana
Democrat
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