Nelsonville P. T. A. Council Reports Yearly Finances
Nelsonville July 2. Ruth Cook, treasurer, filed the financial report for the 1931-32 PTA year with Superintendent Jarnold. Receipts totaled 851.30 and expenditures 878990, leaving a 61.40 balance. Clothing relief work ran separately under Mrs Donald Shafer, with 253.08 collected and turned to her. State wheat and vegetables aided the meals supervised by Miss Margery Rutledge. A detailed PT A Council report is available for examination. Benef it dance set for July 4 in Buchtel to aid the commissary. admission is a pound of food or small cash donation.
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Nelsonville
Nuss Ruth Cook
P. T. A. Council
Sunt
E. Jarnold
Qwork
Council
Presbyterian Church
James Vercoe
Pp. T. A Cornel Fund
Donald Shafer
Shafer
Arnold
Bach Parent-Teacher Association
Margery Rutledge
Home Economics
Au-perviser
PTA
Albert Barber
Nelle Powler
Burns Coakley
P. T A. Council
Ruth Cook
Carbon Hill Spanks Nelsonville All Stars
Carbon Hill defeated the Nelsonville All-Stars 5 to 3 at the city playground Friday evening. Garner outpitched Mohney and Smith, allowing six hits, while Dowley tripled and Dowley and Campbell drove in runs as Carbon Hill built a 5-0 lead by the third inning. Nelsonville rallied with three runs in the fifth, but Garner held, with Dowley leading visiting hits and Hall delivering a sharp line drive. Personal notes chronicle local residents’ travels and a Nelsonville arrest for intoxication and liquor possession.
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Garner
Nelsonville
Carbon Hull
Nelsonville All-Stars
City Playground
Carbon Hilluries
Mohney
Smith
Carbon Hill
Atphney
Hileary
Blosser
Lowes
Dowly
Salisftead
Campbell
Dowley
All-Stars
Simith
Blosger
Ray
Jim Coope
Ray Gerner
Hall
R.ilpo
A. Blosser
W. Joe. Dowley
Evans
Rutherford
Devol
Hilleary
Evens
Carbon Bill
Germer
Linton
Johnson and Pearson
Eighth Grade Commencement At Happy Hollow School
Nelsonville July 2 commencement exercises for Happy Hollow School will be held Wednesday night July 4 at the school. The eighth grade includes Lucile O Uias Audrey Morris Willard Wright Billy Glover Charles McDonald Gerald O Nail and Charles Kettell. A short Parent Teacher Association session follows the program.
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Happy Hallow
Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
Lucile O'Uias
Audrey Morris
Willard Wright
Billy Glover
Charles McDonald
Gerald O'Nail
Charles Kettell
Parent Teachng Association
Religion of Nationalism at Fort Spree Church
Nelsonville July 2 The Religion of Nationalism will be the topic of the morning sermon by the Rev John J. Scott of Fort Spree Christian Church at 10 320 o clock Sunday morning There will be an evening service at 7 30 o clock The sermon at that hour by Rev Scott will be on Birds of the Heavens. Mrs Rainy entertained her bridge club on Franklin Street with Miss Elizabeth Winefordner of Murray City as guest Roy Sayers won the first high and second refreshments. The Forest Rose Club met with Mrs Luther Wyskiver hosting and guests Mrs Hannah Parry and William McCulloch. A two course luncheon was served. Members present included Mrs Malcolm Raybould Mrs Walter Green Mrs Clarence Green Mrs Nelson Dowler Mrs Burl Wallace Miss Hazel Wallace Lulu Parry Rose Deer and Margaret Clark. Mr and Mrs Watson Wolf Kentner Street announce the birth of a daughter Friday morning July 1. Mrs Benson Preston hosted her bridge club and two guests Mrs Edward Sharp and Miss Frede Smith with prizes for first and second. Home Craft Club met with Mrs Lara Woods on Adam Street. prizes awarded to Mrs Florence Lash and Mrs Bessie Valkinburg. A potluck luncheon was served to Miss Ida Bardain Pauline Woods and members.
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T. Bush Sr
Columbus
C E Washburn
Rovweta Washburn
Wadsworth
Halon Higgins
Akron
Woof Gray
Ravenna
Mildred Cady
Forrest Rontner
Ida Rontner
Mary Crabtree
Sam McCorkle
Lucasville
Mro
Mis Bleyu Rosser
Westrout
Mach
Ichitaves
Rosser Wil
Mas
Martin Oplinger
Rosser
Detroit
Sadionatuin
Nelsonville
John J. Scott
Fort Spree Christian Church
Ren Scott
Raine
Raymond Rainy
Franklin Street
Elizabeth Winefordner
Murray City
Roy Sayers
Forest Rose Club
Luther Wyskiver
Hannah Parry
Wil Ham McCulloch
Haydenville
Malcolm Raybould
Walter Green
Clarence Green
Nelson Dowler
Burl Wallace
Hazel Wallace
Lulu Parry
Rose Deer
Margaret Clark
Preston
Benson Preston
Washington Street
Edward Sharp
Frede Smith
Sharp
Florence Barron
Home Craft Club
Lara Woods
Adam Street
Florence Lash
Bessie Valkinburg
Ida Bardain
Pauline Woods
Florence Lesh
Bessie Vabynburg
Effie Bardain
Viola Keplar
Lora Woods
Work Completed on School Grounds
Grading at Central School on Stansy High Street finished Saturday by contractor Ray Shafer. Dirt moved to Fast State Street for a repaving project. over 100 yards of earth and rock relocated. Sidewalk to be laid by the board of education, requested by property owners for years. The steam shovel will move to the Charles FR Cable farm for further tilling on East State Street.
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Stansy High Street
Ray Shafer
Fast State Street
Gri Mg
Tiv Board of Education
High Iect
Unay
Charles FR. Cable
State Street
Sterilization for Epileptics Urged by Health Leaders
Dr J M Higgins presided at a Southeastern Ohio Health Commissioners meeting in Lafayette Hotel Galipulis noting epilepsy is largely hereditary. He urged sterilization as a control measure, citing difficulty in segregating patients. Other speakers included Dr Harry G Southard and W H Knox. Meeting followed a banquet. next sessions set for Marietta in September and Columbus in November.
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Siaqy-lnve
Southeastern Ohio Health Commissioners
J M. Huggins
Athens
Lafayette Hotel
Galipulis
GG. Kaneon
Ohlo Hospital
Gadipalis
Hkineon
Harry G. Southard
R Shatter
State Bureau of Health Organization
W. H. Knox
Division of Sanitary Engineering
E. Halzen
Higgins
Dr. Higgins
Rgl Mahowe
Viola
Clara Cavanaugh
Ann Morgen
Marietta
Columbus
Hospital Notes Sheltering Arme Hospital Weekly Report
Sheltering Arme Hospital reports admissions for the week including Ivan Haddox of Athens for an operation Wilbur Evans of Cincinnati for a foot injury Dwight A Hiley of Athens for an operation Mrs Homer Casky and baby daughter of Athens Mrs D Binns and baby son of Athens Mrs R Humphrey of Athens. Discharges include Mrs Flossie Rhodes Athens Miss Jane Mnott Athens James Weaver Columbus Dwight A Riley and Wilbur Evans Convalescents include Mrs Angelia Marjinko The Plains Miss Ruth Schmiel Athens Miss Royal Hixon Athens Route 2 Fred Weber Athens Mrs Martha Black Athens Horace Hermann Cheshire Mrs Leona Burson Pratts Fork.
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Sheltering Arme Hospital
Ivan Haddox
Athens
Wilbur Evans
Cincinnati
Dwight A. Hiley
Homer Casky
D . Binns
R. Humphrey
Flossie Rhodes
Jane Mnott
James Weaver
Columbus
Dwight A. Riley
McPherson Begins Excavation for Two Story Home at 164 Congress
Work has started on excavation for a two story brick and shingle residence for A. D. McPherson at 164 North Congress Street. The structure is expected to be completed about October 1, per Mr. McPherson.
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A. D. McPherson
North
Congress Street
Athens art supervisor paints portraits of local child Louis David
G B Michell reports Athens City elementary art supervisor Miss Lowell, an Ohio State graduate, painted a portrait of Louis David at her home last week. The piece sparked questions about realism and technique. Louis, impressed by the neck detail, joked about painting a cowboy with a neck, while Lowell plans more Athens child portraits this summer.
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G. BR. Michell
Louis David
Syotmokt
Tara
Dorthea Lowell
Athens City
Surtes
Louis
Severng Misa Lowell
Athena Chiidren
Columbua
Plana
Athens
Miss Lewell i
Ohio State
Aml
Dewees
Louis Tan
Not in Human Form Hither Not in Human Form Hither
Fragmentary county records reveal wolf bounty payments including Willon Clark Israel Babu and William Cinne for scalp rewards dated July 109 and October November 26 of the same year. Other bounties noted include George Lants on December 4 and Trenty Bobo and William Andean receiving the nest toy. Records show completeness from 1800s to present except one volume missing at turn of century.
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Athens
Willon Clark
Clark
Israel Babu
William
Cinne
Wall Suiles
George Lants
Nani Trenty Bobo
William Andean
Athens Girl Wins First District Painting Prize
Salvation Army officials report nine year old Julu Savely, daughter of Elmer Savely, won the first district prize for a painting completed weeks ago at a Band of Hope meeting. The group, aged six to eleven, meets Saturdays for sewing, painting and drawing under Mrs Dunes and Mrs Mann at the Salvation Army Building at 2 pm. Best works are sent to district HQ for judging with other branches across ten states.
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Salvation Army
Julu Savely
Ant
Elmer Savely
Band of Hope
Emas Dunes
Bar Mann
Recorder May Dismiss Deputies At Any Time ruling
Columbus July 2 The county recorder may discharge deputies at any time despite definite terms and neither the county nor recorder is liable for damages. Attorney General Bettman issued the ruling in an opinion to Prosecuting Attorney Cusk of New Lexington.
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Columbus
Legsilly
Bettman
Cusick
New Lexington
Toll Toll Fatal Crash Raises Middletown Death Toll
A crash on the Cincinnati and Lake Erie Traction electric line killed nine people, with B G Lewis, 27, of Overpeck Ohio, dying last night at Middletown Hospital after being injured in Thursday’s collision of two cars.
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Middletown
B. G Lewis
Overpeck
Collei
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Arson Case in Lima Open Court Details Key Allegations
Lima July 2 Varlaut Ashton BQ stands trial for arson in connection with a November 2 1951 incident at the home of James Spuika Negra. Prosecutor Ernest AL Gothia told the jury eight women and four men that evidence would show Ashton 19 of Lonesquence started a dispute with Aparita saturated the falters home with flames and used a torch to ignite the dwelling firemen battled the blaze causing about 200 dollars in damage.
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Sage ‘Chat Yeatley
Lima
Varlaut Ashton
Caramon Pres Cout
James Spuika
Negra
Ernest AL Gothia
Astrou
Aparita
Fiatia
Athens Girl Scouts Leave for Marietta Camp
Athena Seon troop heads to camp along the Muckingum River between Mundetta and Storlepart with Mist Hollen Nickolaon in charge. First session runs July 1 to 16. about 40 scouts expected from Marietta. Units Briar Patch, Sherwood Forest, and Frontier cater to different ages with swimming, hiking, archery, canoeing, and pioneer crafts. Camp staff includes Mabel Connett, Beverly Jones, Patty Mackinnon, and Marjorie Wheaton.
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Athena Seon
Marietta
Muckingum
Mundetta
Storlepart
Mist Hollen Nickolaon
Mra
Ralph Sugden
Ecalmp
Vous dl
Caperlines
Phia
Cahtas
Sherwood Forest
The
Frontier
Pioneer Forest
Hfa
Athena
Mabel Connett
Beverly Jones
Patty Mackinnon
Marjorie Wheaton
Tall Queensland Orchid Reaches 45 Feet In Height
Orchids in Queensland grow unusually tall with a specimen in the southern part measuring 45 feet and bearing hundreds of flowers. An epike was recorded at six feet in length.
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Queensland
Crabgrass Prevented by Early Mowing Practice
Constant mowing in the early season stops crabgrass from spreading. Keeping the grass trimmed closely prevents seed formation and future growth.
Tide Moon Link Attributed To Phoenician Discovery
A fragment notes the moon tide relation and credits Phoenicians with the discovery. It also mentions the United States using 195 million gallons of lubricating oil annually for automobile operation.
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United States
Crossen Post Enters First Drill Contest
The Drum and Pugh Corps of K. T. Crosen Powe enter their tire corps for a regional drill contest in Marietta Ohio July 4. Marietta American Legion sponsors prize of 200 dollars. The Crosen Post Drill Corps, seven men strong, will perform maneuvers under Captain Watson of Moreland. Judges will be United States Army officers assessing timing and precision. The event occurs at Washington County Fairgrounds with limited stage time and required melodies.
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K. T. Crosen
Markette
Ohio
Virginia
Marietta
American Legion
Ste
Cito
Clyde
Athena
Eray Dewlan
Gite
West Virginia
Ciossen
Jupiters
Calor Gusta
Daisy Aiajer
Dei
Captai Watson
Moreland
Watson
Athens
Kasai
Willy
Cocpa
Vancett
United States
Aros
Miltale
Washington County Fairounda
Girl Guards Plan Trip to Ohio Camp
Adif Berand Stone head of the Jural Sslvadion Army will accompany the local Guarda to Glendiuls Camp near Cm elnatt Monday nani A special program has been planned for Monday. The Corps Cadet who attended camp last week and the Carl Ganda with res marin at camp next weeks will participate to the celebration. The nix iocal Corps Cadeta at Glendale mill relate Athena with Adfunt Btone Tuesday informing Git Guerda from 21 branches ub the Salvation Army In Southern Ohio and Northern Kenturcly with the al Glendile next week. Spewt pirls leaving Moning ares Adit Burnarde Mildred Carne Margaret Stans Catherine Simonten Alan Meltl ben and Blanche Smith.
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Adif Berand Stone
Jural Sslvadion Army
Lecal Citel Guarda
Glendiuls
Cmelnatt
Carl Ganda
Res Marin
Nix Iocal Corps Cadeta
Glendale Mill
Athena
Git
Guerda
Salvation Army
Ohio
Kenturcly
al Glendile
Moning
Ares Adit
Burnarde
Mildred Carne
Margaret Stans
Catherine Simonten
Alan Meltlben
Blanche Smith
Loyal to White in Chicago supports Roosevelt after factional votes
In Chicago on July 24 Loyal to White backed Governor George Waite for the Democratic presidential nomination until Franklin D Roosevelt’s nomination was secured. The delegation then shifted to vote for the fourth ballot with Roosevelt leading. figures show Roosevelt 2 votes, Smith 17, White 3, Ritehin 2, Cox 1.
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Chicago
Ghisans
George Waite
Franklin D .Housevelt
Veg Isteradd
Roosevelt
Smith
White
Ritehin
Cox
Heed This Advice And Save Trouble
Advice on buying brand name products from reputable nations. Warning about checking quality and specs before purchase, and avoiding unknown sellers. Cautions about maintenance, station checks, and avoiding big bargain items in general.
Boy Scout Camp Activities At Rowland Farm
The Rowland Farm camp near Athens hosted Boy Scouts with Reed Thorne overseeing a week of campfires and overnight vigil tents. Six scouts named were Charles Lendera Dany Tom Jack Fulton Dow Drones Richard Acomb and Les Barlow. Tests and swimming lessons continue through next week with daily sessions from 8 40 to 10 30 and a Thursday hike plus Friday campfire service planned.
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Rowland
Athens
Reed Thorne
Charles Lendera
Dany Tom
Jack Fulton
Dow Drones
Richard Acomb
Les Barlow
Thorn
Man Killed by Nephew in Farm Tragedy at Seville
In Sevilla on July 2 William LeCoy was killed at a farm near his home after being mistaken for a prowler by his nephew James LeCoy. The incident occurred early yesterday with a neck wound.
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Sevilla
William LeCoy
Thomas
Seville
James
Bus Service Only In 24 Cities In 40 States By Hoo s
A report from the National Association of Motor Bus Operators notes that buses now serve all routes in 24 cities across 40 states. The finding highlights expanded coverage and uniform service levels, reflecting growth in public transportation nationwide.
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The
Na- Hunad Association of Motor Bus Operatora
Bia Hoos
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Buchtel Commissary
Opera House
George Lowery
Garnet Lash
Will Hilleary
Cleve Hallett
L. E. Wright
Misa Lucille Wells
Eugene Hohenadel
Eva Zeller
Zanesville
Elzie Fell
E Yerkey
Pennsboro
Airs
James Beard
Sy Fayette Street
Elton Bean
Bertha Evans
Wilma
Nelsonvilit
Nelso Sle
James Gope
Woman's Community Club
Nelsonville Drug Co
C. E. Heft
Ruble
Chichesters
Taleacother
Reinhle
Tevert
Dingto Eed
Oike Boeetae
Glouster, Ohio
Rev
Scott
Mrs. Watson Wolf
Kentner Street
Ufanine
Atlas Loch
Boul
Misa Lavell
Mize Lavett
Ike
Lotha
Lewis
Rie
Rash
Crossen Post
Legion
Madetta
Pusay Andor
Boy Scout News
Crystal
Visiinra
Ragtotnd
Flor Bardette Varents
Gucata Mags Veit
Iapetat
Cagmanville
Canipe
L.C. Baker
East State St
G.w.hopkins Radio and Electric Shop
Berry Blds
Athens Ice &Storage Co
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