Nelsonville Council Eyes Tax Relief Under HB 58
Nelsonville notes that House Bill 58 will let the city increase its general levy by 2.40 mills without raising taxes, adding about 12 600 annually, to fund operating expenses while keeping sinking fund levies. The council directs the city solicitor to draft a resolution to act under the law and present it at a special meeting.
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Nelsonville
Fred S. Scott
County Tax Budget Commission
Council
Burnell
Mason City Hill Street
William Keeton
Ehives
East End
Keeton
Haydenville man pleads guilty to intoxication charge
Mike Koko of Haydenville pleaded guilty to intoxication when arraigned before May Eberle on Monday. He was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Mike Koko
Haydenville
Eberle
Personal guests and visits noted in local social
Mr and Mrs George Lewis and Mr and Mrs Orson Lewis were guests over the week end of Mr and Mrs Milton Cook and family. Mrs Emma Edwards returned Saturday from Charleston West Virginia after a visit there. Miss Isabelle.
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George Lewis
Orson Lewis
Milton Cook
Emma Edwards
Charleston
W. Va
Isabelle
Miss Fern Parry Hosts S. H. T. Club Meeting
Miss Fern Parry hosted the S. H. T. club Tuesday evening at her Adams street home. Members included Miss Lucile Fisk Florence Cook Ruth Wolfe Julia Burnell Mrs Elsie Kreppel Mary Cohagen Lil lian Betts and Inez Wilson. Guests were Miss Sigrid Love Mary Varry and Marion Jane Schwenke of Logan.
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Fern Parry
S. H. T. Club
Adams Street
Lucile Fisk
Florence Cook
Ruth Wolfe
Julia Burnell
Elsie Kreppel
Mary Cohagen
Lillian Betts
Inez Wilson
Sigrid Love
Mary Varry
Marion Jane Schwenke
Logan
Miss Nelle June Schwenke Guest of Parrys
Miss Nelle June Schwenke of Logan is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs William Parry on Adams Street for a guest stay with family In Adams Street hospitality.
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Nelle June Schwenke
Logan
William Parry
Adams Street
Jones pleads guilty to gambling in Nelsonville
Joe Jones, who had pleaded not guilty, changed his plea to guilty in Nelsonville and was fined $10 and costs by the mayor.
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Nelsonville
Joe Jones
Chautauqua Programs Delayed to 8:45 PM This Week
Nelsonville reports Chautauqua programs moved to start at 8:45 PM on Thursday and Saturday nights this week. Stores will stay open later to permit merchants and clerks to attend.
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Nelsonville
Chautauqua Committee
Miss Mildred Baugh Undergoes Eye Operation in Huntington
Miss Mildred Baugh of Nelsonville underwent eye surgery in Huntington West Virginia Saturday morning. Dr Hawes, an eye specialist, performed the operation and she is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. Her mother Mrs Josie Baugh a city schools teacher remains with her.
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Nelsonville
Mildred Baugh
Huntington
W. Va
Hawes
Miss Baugh
Josie Baugh
Buckeyes Beat Sugar Bowls 14 to 9 in Twilight League
In Nelsonville on June 8 the Buckeyes defeated the Sugar Bowls 14 to 9 in a postponed Twilight league game at the city play grounds last night.
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Nelsonville
Buckeyes
Memorial service rescheduled by W. E. A. for week later
Nelsonville announces there will be no memorial service at the regular W. E. A. meeting on Wednesday night. A special service is planned for one week later, according to the notice.
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Nelsonville
Twenty Respondents Answer Roll Call in Missions
Twenty members answered the roll call in missions as part of the community gathering.
Mrs Linton Taken by Death in Nelsonville Home
Anna Cairns Linton aged 45 wife of Asa Linton died at their Jackson street home at 8 this morning after a brief two day illness. She was born in Athens county and came to Nelsonville for her marriage about 28 years ago. She was a Christian church member. Funeral arrangements unavailable. Survived by husband, a daughter Mable and son Bernard both at home, a brother Thomas Cairns of Charleston W V, and three sisters Mrs Ruhl McLain Athens, Mrs Hazel Osey The Plains, and Mrs George Wion New Straitsville.
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Nelsonville
Anna Cairns Linton
Asa Linton
Jackson Street
Linton
Athens County
Christian Church
Mable
Bernard
Thomas Cairns
Charleston
W. Va
Ruhl McLain
the Plains
Hazel Osey
Athens
George Wion
New Straitsville
Silent Hour Meet Features Kiwanis Program in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Kiwanis club observed the Silent Hour program at the YMCA with President Harry McGovern presiding. Dr. W S Rhodes read the international governor’s address and a 6:15 dinner followed. The program included vocal solos by Helen Largent and Mary Parry, piano by Louise Rice, and a duet by Rice and Rebecca Sharp, with Jack Bobo performing a solo. Reverend Ed L Morrell delivered a short closing address.
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Nelsonville
Kiwanis Club
United States
Canada
Harry McGovern
W.S. Rhodes
W. H. Estle
W. L. Hudson
Helen Largent
Louise Rice
Mary Parry
Rebecca Sharp
Charles Poston
Miss Largent
Miss Parry
Jack Bobo
Nelsonville Man Arrested On Possession Charge
Harve Denny of the tow path above Nelsonville was arrested by Chief Pearson on possession charges. He pled not guilty and was released on 300 dollar bond for appearance before Mayor Eberle Friday evening.
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Nelsonville
Harve Denny
Pearson
Eberle Irriday
Middleport man arrested for non support in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report says Drew Smith, of Middleport, was arrested Sunday by Chief Pearson and brought back to Nelsonville to face a charge of non support of his aged mother. He pled guilty before Mayor Eberle, was fined 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced to ninety days in jail, but the sentence was suspended on condition he pays a weekly sum for his mother's support.
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Nelsonville
Andrew Smith
Middleport
Chief Pearson
Eberle
Smith
Grotto to Meet Friday at Country Club
El-Karnak Grotto members will hold a business meeting at the country club near Haydenville Friday evening June 11 at 7 30. Grounds opening plans and a summer celebration outline will be discussed followed by a dance for members and their ladies with no admission charged. A large turnout of prophets is expected.
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Nelsonville
El-Karnak Grotto
Haydenville
Dinner Surprise Honors Bernard Powell Birthday
A surprise dinner was hosted in Nelsonville on Poplar Street for Bernard Powell’s 32nd birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Mae Mills and family, the Mundys with daughters, the Shivers with sons, the Powells with children, and Samuel Powell with son Charles, among others.
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Nelsonville
Bernard Powell
Poplar Street
Mae Mills
Raymond
Violet
Genevieve
Ruth
Susie
George Mundy
Flossie
Rachel
Eunice
Vernice
Lester
Shiver
Charles
Billy
Kathryn
William
Wilbur
Donald Lee
Samuel Powell
Family Celebrations Highlight Music and Dancing
Mrs. Maria Skiver along with her son Ernest daughter Mabel Jess Rosser and Mr and Mrs Henry Skiver and nephew Merrell and Mr and Mrs Albert Sparks enjoyed a night of music and dancing.
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Maria Skiver
Ernest
Mabel
Jess Rosser
Henry Skiver
Merrell
Albert Sparks
Mine inspector attends national government labor officials convention
Isaac Vaughn state deputy mine inspector spends the week in Columbus for the convention of government labor officials of the United States and Canada. He is among six inspectors on the first aid team to demonstrate first aid problems for the session Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Tisaac Vaughn
Columbus
United States
Canada
Neil House
Vaughn
Marriage Announcement for Orson Lewis and Pauline Bowman
Milton Cook announces the marriage of her brother Orson Lewis of Dayton to Pauline Bowman of Dayton on June 2 in Dayton. They will reside in Dayton.
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Nelsonville
Milton Cook
Orson Lewis
Dayton
Pauline Bowman
Brookhart Nominated as Republican Standard Bearer in Iowa
The article notes Brookhart as the Republican nominee and frames Cummins as an aging, stationary ally of the administration. It highlights farmer resentment toward the Eastern viewpoint and Cummins' past farm relief stance, with Brookhart, 56, a former one term senator who lost to Daniel Steck in 1924, as the rival candidate. Democrats see a possible GOP split similar to 1924.
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Brookhart
Iowa
Cummins
Senate
Coolidge
Daniel Steck
Steck
Political Blocs Realign Behind Steck in Acerbic Primary
A brief against the progressive Brookhart drew GOP defectors away from the ticket and bolstered Steck, giving him enough strength to win the election.
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Brookhart
Steck
Jealous Lover Shoots Four Women Then Commits Suicide
Four women were shot and seriously wounded in a New York beauty parlor by a jealous man who then killed himself. The incident occurred on June 8, and the assailant died by his own action after the shooting.
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New York
U.P
Brazil Might Quit League Over Council Seat
Geneva officials reported Brazil plans to withdraw from the League of Nations after protests over a missing prominent council seat. Dispatches from press outlets described the move as creating a strong Pan American bloc that could challenge the Geneva organization in the Americas.
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Geneva
U.P
League of Nations
Brazil
Pan American Union of New World States
Geneva Organization
League
Council
French Move To Save American In Foreign Legion
Acting on Premier Briand's instructions War MinisterPainleve telegraphed the general commanding the army of the Orient at Damascus to prevent the execution of Gilbert Clare an American member of the Foreign Legion. Clare is believed to be Bennet Doty of Memphis Tennessee and Biloxi Mississippi. Paris has no official information of any execution order.
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Paris
U.P
Briand
Paul Painleve
Army of the Orient
Damascus
Gilbert Clare
Foreign Legion
Clare
Bennett Doty
Memphis
Tenn
Biloxi
Miss
White gold gains popularity in jewelry trade
The material white gold rose in popularity in the jewelry trade about six years ago, after years of occasional appearances. It reflects a growing consumer interest in alternative precious metals and modern designs.
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Bread and Water Diet
Lincoln Nebraska June 8 The Nebraska supreme court today upheld the imposition of a bread and water diet for the first and last twenty days of a two months sentence for violation of state liquor laws.
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Lincoln
Neb
U.P
Nebraska Supreme Court
Speeder Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving case
Pleading guilty to reckless driving and speeding in Carl Porter's court, Chester Spawn was fined $10 and costs. Spawn was arrested by Traffic Officer Howard Gilson near the infirmary Sunday. Milo Stalder was arrested at Circlehill after wrecking the car belonging to a Mt. Vernon.
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Carl Porter
Chester Spawn
Spawn
Howard Gilson
Milo Stalder
Circlehill
Mt. Vernon
Chauncey man held after waived examination
Ed Griffith was caught speeding near Mooretown and was to appear yesterday. he will be in at 7 o clock tonight. Stab der is identified as a Chauncey man and barber waived examination, bound over to the court.
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Barber
Stab der
Chauncey
Ed Griffith
Mooretown
Sho
Athens High Band Concert Tonight on West State Street
The Athens high school band performs this evening between 7 and 7 48 o'clock in front of the building on West State street. The band will be under its conductors. The concert precedes the school’s signal commencement exercises at 8 o'clock.
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Athens High School
West State Street
One fiftieth World War Debt Funded to United States
A report states that one fiftieth of the World War debt owed to the United States has been funded. The item notes progress in financing war obligations and outlines implications for the loan portfolio and national credit.
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United States
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