Men s Flapper Chorus Benefit Show At Nelsonville
The College Flapper feature arrives at the Nelsonville Acoo auditorium next Thursday and Friday for a Parent Teacher Council benefit. A large cast of local men play college girls in costumes with roles including Cleopatra and Juliet among others plus Alumni Glee Club and a special Fabry Pageant Show featuring 250 children. Reserved seating goes on sale February 2 at Colonial with local notices and theatre staff handling tickets and coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehorus
Jgiris
John Reed
Clare Baw
Cleopatra
Wilh
Daboylandy
Donald Shefer
Jerry
Wilard Hall
Jean
Ruth Hyde
George
Jack Raybould
Mary
Margaret Johnson
Brick
Corwin Ceokgan
Nelila
Treva Shaw
Pneumonia Claims Mrs Walter Harned In Logan
Mrs Walter Harned dies of pneumonia Friday at her Logan home. Funeral details to follow. She had many Nelsonville friends and the notice lists local visitors and just a few personal mentions from the community. Reflects typical local society notices with names and weekend travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Logan
Nelsonville
Jan
Salts
Walter Harned
41 Guests Visit Jail During January Month
Dozen states represented by wayfarers lodging at City Build during January. A total of 41 men registered seeking free lodging and work across the country from Birmingham Alabama to Duluth Minnesota and from Syracuse New York to Kansas City Missouri. Occupations listed include miner cook laborer wood worker painter carpenter pipe fitter caseworker molder cigar maker hard. The piece contrasts travelers with local hobos and notes the era’s hard times and urge to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvills
Cnef Dang Windon
Imu
Birmingham
Alabama
Duluth
Minn
Mecah
Syracuse
Elmira
N.Y
Kansas City
New York
Missouri
Minnesota
Maryland
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Hamitinr Hobo
Dresa
Nelsonville Girls Name Team the Scarlet Streaks
Nelsonville High School girls vote to title their teams the Scarlet Streaks after defeating the Pomeroy Purple Kittens. The Greyhound Streaks was the only other nickname under consideration.
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Scarlet Streaks
Nelsonville
Pomeroy Purple Kittens
Nelsonville High School
Greyhound Streaks
Presbyterians quartet to sing at Nelsonville Sunday
A Presbyterian choir quartet will perform during Sunday evening services in Nelsonville the second in a series. Members include Jack Raybowld, Mrs Edward Sharp, Robert Huenefeld Jr., and Mrs William Mills. Their program features P P Bliss I Will Sing at My Redeemer. A third quartet is planned for next Sunday.
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Presbyterian
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Choir
P. P. Bliss
Lenna Fort
Chestnut Street
Port
Mary Herven
Haile
Baird
Ceasis Fay
Edna. Deli Willis
Raymond Henshaw
Guesta
Ollie Sommers
Jeanette Pastor
Martha Davis
Bertha Willis
Mary Reeves
Louise Grace
Goldie Gletin
Alice Bean
Ellen Ervin
Beatrice Schaefer
Mattie Weekley
Flossie Crawford
Ide Auffick
Sophia Mann
Eliza Smith
Lingle Rusten
Jennie Powell
Lulu Sanders
Mildred Kentner
Jennie Sanders
Imelda Smith
Mill Street
Orchestra To Play Christian Church Sunday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report states the Christian Church orchestra directed by Ward W Hamm will perform Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church auditorium. A male quartet led by Charles Finsterwald Elwood McCreary Joe Galvin and Gerald Metresry will sing with a horn duet by Frances Hawk and Helen Gandee and additional duets by Wilma Scott and Mary Sarger Betts. The program features Beethoven Schubert a home opus 26 overture Muff and other selections with Margaret Howe as accompanist.
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Christian Church Group
Nelsonville
Christian Church Orchestra
Ward W. Hamm
Charles Finsterwald
Elwood McCreary
Joe Galvin
Gerald Metresry
Francea Hawk
Helen Gandee
Wilma Scott
Mary Sargeret Betts
Margaret Howe
John J. Scot
Schubert
Muff
Herbert
Hayes
Franz Gistt
Fats Lang
Princes Hawk
Fort Chester
Huff
Mary Margaret Betts
Flowing Gas Well Hits Half Million Feet Daily
Nelsonville reports The Standard Natural Gas Company of Pittsburgh completed another gas well in Hamley Run district on Pri day. The well on the Charles Young farm is said to yield about 500000 cubic feet of gas daily. The company plans another test at once at a new location.
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Nelsonville
Standard Natural Gas Company
Pittsburgh
Hamley Run
Pittsburen Company
Berea
Charles Young
Miner Injured at Work in Neelsonville
Hubert Singe, of the Kimberly Coal and Land Company, was injured Thursday at work in Neelsonville. He suffered a fractured elbow and facial and chest bruises. His condition is reported as darkened.
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Witbert
Neelsonville
Hubert Singe
Kimberly Coal & Land Company
Teacher Resigns. Lillian Moors Named Successor
Nelsonville brief reports Miles Mary Young resigns as a teacher in the second grade at the Central School. The resignation takes effect Friday. Miss Lillian Moors is appointed by the Board of Education to succeed Miss Young.
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Nelsonville
Miles Mary Young
Central School
Lillian Moors
Board of Education
Miss Young
Officers Sued in Nelsonville Court for Damages
James C. Eden sues Nelsonville police Chief George Bateman and Patrolman James Copas in Athens County Common Pleas Court seeking damages. Eden alleges arrest without warrant on Nov 18 1931 for drunken driving, claims acquittal and injury to reputation, with damages requested to include 10377 for each suit plus medical and lost wages. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company joins as named defendant.
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George W. Bateman
James W. Copa
Nelsonville
James C. Eden
Athens ‘County
Biden
Eden
Cope
Bateman
Robert Eden
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Kuhlman Accepts Call to Delaware Lutheran Church
The Rev. Arthur H. Kuhlman, pastor of Athens Lutheran Church in Bexley, has accepted a call to St. Marks Lutheran Church in Delaware. He is expected to resign his post at Athens and was formerly a professor of public speaking at Capital University.
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Kuhlman
Arthur H. Kuhlman
Athens Lutheran Church
Bexley
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Delaware
Athena Church
Capital University
County Commissioners Approve 1930s Budget Measures
Athens County Commissioners approved a 732 dollar appropriation for salaries and county office expenses, plus 2 000 to 3 000 dollar line items for road and bridge maintenance, and other costs including labor, materials, and juvenile services. They ordered annual audit disbursements of 29 971.80 and extended tax payment deadlines due to real estate re appraisals.
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Avatar
Susyenor
Biss
Jnvense Court
Courthouge
Common Pleas Court
Tion
Cleri
Athens County
Lee ‘Township
Lax
Blackwood
Laenaanvine
J. Wilson
Galisa Iron Works
Graner
Marble Clift Quarries Company
Oli
Taylor Tractor Company
J. Wa. Wilson
J. W. Wilson
Trimble Township
Unclaimed witness fees surface in Athena County list
Erie writer asks Athena County clerk about a one dollar unclaimed witness fee from 1920. The report lists 22 missing fees and several paid amounts from 25 cents to 2.40 for claimants in Racine Athens Columbus and Akron with many names possibly deceased or address changes delaying recovery.
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Erie
Athena County Clerk of Courts
John Hinder
Kinder
Monrose Weaver
Racine
Bonron Weaver
Marie Weaver
Lucy Justice
WW. EK. Sends
Athens
H. H. Eliott
Wilmington
Claude Preston
Columbus
George Ripple
Francis Faber
Floyd Bretz
Robert Maloy
Akron
Susan Madden
Jack Pearson
BE W. Harvey
Joe Conly
Paul Henry
Ralph Wlarte
Florence Moore
JL. R. Roberts
Lewis Jones
L. Russell
Clerk of Reports
Flooding Tempers River as Rain Swells Hocking and Creeks
Heavy rains swollen the Hocking River and its tributaries, flooding fields and roads. Authorities warn of rising water with detours in Glouster and South Brent, as streams spill onto Route 6 and water covers parts of the South Abutment project and a section of the State Hospital grounds.
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Hocking
Glouster
Suisse
Haun
Mr France
Athenpa
Oak
Pionceter
Margarets Creek
State Hospital
Giouster
Heverver
Unusual Traveler Attracts Attention In Athens
A tan man with an eight oared beard and a tall stove pipe hat drew crowds in Athens on Friday. He traveled with a woman at a rural filling station and claimed to seek Washington DC celebrations. Locals speculated he may be part of a California movila colony.
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California
Athens
Washington, D. C
Athena
Llavelu
Nutica
Wrehington
Himireton
Attla
Red Kirby
Vincent Jackson
Ededia Werner
Starve Lancy Commission
Tom Tamere
James Leen
Marcus Fiats
Vincent Jackon
Adam Kurnine
Eddie Werner
Relford Lane
Tom D'Amore
Father O'Connora
Callahan
Don Roush
Robert Randolph
Colin
Pele
Waltere
Plans Revival by Capt J E B Devol in Marietta
Captain J E B Devol of Marietta organizes a revival movement first held in Athens in 1921. The revival, begun this day, runs from today the 27th through March 6 with medavst revival meetings and associated events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Devol
Marietta
Athens
Salvation Army unit to attend Cincinnati conference
Adjl Bernard Stone plans to take a group of Girl Guards and Corp Cadets to the divisional conference of Young People in Cincinnati on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Stone
Salvation Army
Cincinnati
Lodi Candidate Enters County Commissioner Race
Lodi Republican candidate Mo Beatty announces entry for county commissioner as the race heats up. The article notes challengers and petitions filed, with attention to the crowded field and local political dynamics.
Last Mile Play Receives Strong Reception at Alumna Theatre
Review notes intense performance of Last Mile by Otay University Mayabup drama group. Cast includes Evans, Mor tis, Maton, and Walters delivering charged portrayals in a prison cell setting with electric chair imagery.
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Janto
Phorsday
Otay Univers
Mayabup
Atemo
Mes
Atugenta
Hotenti Evans
Fook
Gallege
Anand
Cetla
Boway Ukitler
John Mears
Nilors
William Fr. Mortis
Ida
Gowan
Fred Mayor
David Maton
Morrie
Perth
Duane Waelman
Btehach Walters
Rock Riffie School Bazaar Tops Week for PB T A
A successful school bazaar and supper at Rock Riffie School organized by the PB TA raised funds for a project purchase. Prizes went to Mrs. Nel Westfall E H Jacobly Gladys Mulligan Lauretta Walsh Mrs Cheatham Frank Hayes and Helen Bean. Marriage licenses listed for Harland D Webster 30 Willoughby and Edna Davies 19 Mullfield. Waivers granted Fral Scott 21 Willoughby and Melyina Petit 18 Millfield.
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BP. i. A
PB. T. A
Nel Westfall
E. H. Jacobly
Gladys Mulligan
Lauretta Walsh
Mrs. Cheatham
Frank Hayes
Helen Bean
Licens
Harland D. Webster
Willoughby
Edna Davies
Mullfield
Fral Scott
Melyina Petit
Millfield
Trustees Urged to Control Relief Work at State Meeting
At the Ohio state convention in Columbus trustees were urged to hold reins on poor relief and taxation. Gov George White and Attorney General Bettman led talks on administration, warning that national help could seize control if local townships fail. The program included dramatic depictions from students and remarks by local officials.
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Cincinaia
Amatelsteen Heid Thursisy
Columbus
Charence Wolfe
Watertoot Township
Athens County
Ciovernor
George White
Colbert Bettman
Herta
Dagan
Reeping Rovers
Mterrett
Ale Alien
Richland
GC Latimer
Frankin
Willam J. Guittean
W. Bosmith
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association Report
Ohio rural letter carriers association and a member of the Slana Civil Service Commission are mentioned. The fragment references administration and regulatory bodies, implying an administrative or union matter within postal services. No clear outcome or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association
A. P. “Put Bandies
The
Slana Civil Service Commission
Hospital Notes From Sheltering Arms Hocapital Report
Post creek patients admitted to Un hospital include Misa Ruth Dobo Athens major operation Min Rotland Jane and baby om Alona Miss Betty Carolyn Boyh Perry mitor operation Fatienta conversating Wa Athens mina accident EB Stauth Micdieport aajor operation Jack Henninger New York City mmedical John Sheanen Athena medical Patients dismissed Mire Harry Canningham Athens medical Clare the Buxpose Middieport automobile evident Mrs Jona Varga Poston major operation Mima Juanita Keet on The King major operation Mra WE Adama and baby son Athens
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Hocapital
Post Creek
Aha Tollawat
Misa Ruth Dobo
Athens
Min
Jane
Baby Om
Alona
Betty Carolyn Boyh
Perry
Mitor
Fatienta
Brown
Mina
EB. Stauth
Micdieport
Jack Henninger
New York City
Mmedical
John Sheanen
Athena
Mire
Harry Canningham
Clare
Buxpose
Middieport
Jona Varga
Poston
Mima Juanita Keeton
The
King
Mra WE. Adama
Baby Son
Scouts Report on Junior Badges and Patrol Activities
In the Scout Room Wed, girls worked on the Junior CAS vena Hadge and Needie Women's Badge. Mrs. Thor Olson assisted. Troop 40 opened with reports of good turns done. Patrols shared signaling games and craft plans for bracelets and peacelets.
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Virl Srouts
Wed+ nearny
Athora
Ming
Mra
Thor Olson
Lea
Pauline Rose
Dinte Witlama
Marmola weight loss remedy advertised nationwide
An old advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as the right way to reduce fat without starvation. It claims glans secretion improves food use, promises beauty and vigor, and urges readers to wake four Marmola tablets daily to reach normal weight.
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Mirmata
Vin
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C. H. Bartlett
STVEF
Albert P. Cole
Despoines
Jena
Cleveland
James Cresap Cole
C. C. Slater
Slater
W. WW. Posten
Cole
Posten
Edith Barlhsot
Iva Hanning
John Sill
FL Bell
Fayette Street
Jo Barnicur
Ohio Wesan University
EB. Welch
Earl Butterman
Esther Ervin
Cat Ervin
Butterman
Edvin
Bessie Dieh
Groveport
Harry Weigand
Janet Peyden
City
Coumbus
Vivian Roscoe
Lancaster
Ren Pharmacy
Dutie
James Maloney
Gon. Russell
Donia Beckler
Ww. F. Patton
East
Columbus Street
Patton
Malone
Randall Steenrod
Helen Jackson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Alis R H. Jackson
Freda Smith
Ralph Orrandson
Joe Verity
Helen Verity
Beth
Lucille Verity
Home Craft Sewing Club
Effie Bardin
Adama Street
Florence Lash
Dora Sussey
Oo Keplar
Goldie Kuhn
Blanche Stanley
Laura Woods
Alma Ruscoe
Bersis Wvalkinburg
Bardin
John Saltz
W. Washington Street
James Sharp
Julius Fischer
C. A. Stover
Ben Stier
H. DB. Krieg
Mr. Saltz
Nelsonville Guilding and Loan Association
Circle OF Ruth
First Presbyterian Church
Leland Hrieg
Fred Edington
Burns Couktey
Frank Lowery
Ella Burnelle
Washington
M. EB. Church
Charles Monks
Tam R. Potts
Poplar Street
Alex Dailey
Bessie Bland
Margaret Woolery
Magmie Monks
Mary Evans
Besse Higgins
Fanny Williams
Erma McManamay
Minnie Robinson
Vina Lam
Mary Lines
Lessie Hannas
Mary Wo
Rebecca Nutter
Clara Potts
Margaret Wooley
Frank Poston
Fort Street
Bridge Club
Pt & O'Clock
Dew Hotel
John Owens
L. J. Eberle
Miner
Commissioners
Lodi
Mo Beatty
Camildate
Saturdas
Canaan
Ohio University Stage
Cc. E. Scott
Automotive Electrical Repairing Co
Nelonville
Formen
Clonial
N. Court St
Ge CD Sar Olits
Athens Decks
Luhrig
Fred Landis
Atlas Store
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