Nelsonville Auditor Reports May Funds Balance and Diverted Relief
City Auditor Bu. F. reports May financials showing general fund receipts of $1,360.74 and expenditures of $1,960.65, leaving a June 1 balance zero after $1,296.22 was diverted from the gasoline fund for relief bills. Waterworks balance May 21 $801.03. electric light balance April 30 $4,455.71. auto registration May balance $1,472.79. RFC funds receipts $2,805.21, expenditures $2,769.54, May 31 balance $77.25. Gasoline diversion relief funds remain at $21.83 with no activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu. F
Electric Light Department
RFC
Nelsonville Man Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charge
William O Nial of Happy Hollow pleaded not guilty to assault and battery at arraignment before Mayor Holland. The affidavit was filed by Emma Courtney. He posted bond for a preliminary hearing in Mayor's Court later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William O'Nail
Happy Hollow
Holland
Emma Courtney
Mrs Shamansky trip abroad with family
Mrs. M Shamansky with her daughter son-in-law and their young Marvin depart for three months travel abroad visiting London and Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
M. M. Class Meets At Miss Hall Home Nelsonville
The M. M. Class of the M. E. Church held its last meeting before vacation at Miss Anita Hall’s home 642 Poplar Street. Dorothy Howe presided, Mrs. Chester Hannahs taught the Bible lesson, and 17 members and guests enjoyed contests and refreshments hosted by Miss Hall and the month’s assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
M. M
M. E. Church
Anita Hall
Poplar Street
Dorothy Howe
Chester Hannahs
Local social notes from Zanesville visitors and guests
Miss Nell Mathews and Mrs. E H Mathews of Zanesville are guests of their brother and son here. Joe Mechem returned to Columbus after a week with relatives. Sam Raden was summoned to New York City due to his brother Abraham’s illness. Miss Grace Poston returned to Columbus after visiting Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger. Mrs Earl Baker and Miss Bernadine Esselstein attended the St Bernard alumni banquet and dance in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Mathews
E. H. Mathews
Zanesville
Joe Mechem
Columbus
Sam Raden
New York City
Abraham
Grace Poston
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Earl Baker
Bernardine Esselstein
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger Joins Tau Kappa Alpha
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessinger a Nelsonville resident and Ohio University graduate has been admitted to membership in Tau Kappa Alpha honorary forensic fraternity at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nelsonville
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Ohio University
Tau Kappa Alpha
Phi Club Triumphs in Nelsonville League Battle
Phi Club defeated John Owens 8 to 4 as Howell pitched for the champions. In other games Jewelers routed Brookers 14 to 1 and Shoe Factory beat Davis Square Dealers 14 to 9. Spray starred for the Shoemen with a homer and three doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Phi
John Owens
Howell
Champs
Jewelers
Brookers
Shoe
Davis Square Dealers
Spray
Prelate to Speak at Local Knights of Pythias Meeting
Nelsonville Ohio, E L Jenkins grand prelate of the Ohio Knights of Pythias will be guest speaker at a special meeting for local members and friends tonight at Castile Hall at 7 30 o'clock. High school German band will provide music as part of the program for Pythian Sisters and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
E. L. Jenkins
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Castile Hall
Order
Pythian Sisters
Mrs H A Chute Hosts Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs
Mrs H A Chute hosted a Wednesday evening gathering of the Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters. Nine members attended the meeting after which refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
H. A. Chute
Past Chiefs Association
Nelsonville Bridge Club Hosts Tuesday Night Games
Mrs. Miller Wilson entertained the Tuesday Night Bridge Club with two tables of players. After the game an ambient meal was served. Mrs. Harriett Burgess and Mrs. Dorothy Webb topped the scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Miller Wilson
Harriett Burgess
Dorothy Webb
Two Newly Wedded Couples Honored In Local Party
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Alfred Morris Jr Locust Street hosted an all day party Sunday in honor of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bill Colley and Mr and Mrs Denver White. A chicken dinner was served at noon to a group including George McGee Mary Ley Junior Balderson Frank Seiler Jr and others. Afternoon amusements followed with ice cream cake and lemonade served at six. The table displayed two cakes with miniature brides and grooms and a theater party was enjoyed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Colley
White
Morris
Bryan
Ernest
Epworth League Ice Cream Cake Sale June Nine
The Epworth League sponsors an ice cream and cake sale on the church lawn this Saturday evening to defray expenses for the Lancaster Camp Institute attendance. A cabinet meeting will precede a wiener roast tonight and rehearsals continue for the Children's Day program set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Church Lawn
Lancaster Camp Institute
Father attends daughter Chloe Yaw graduates in Michigan
V Yaw traveled to Adrian Michigan for Chloe Yaw s high school commencement Thursday night He plans to return home Sunday evening Chloe was in the graduating class of the school event occurred in Adrian and involved a local family member with ties to Glouster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
O. V. Yaw
Adrian
Mich
Chloe
Annual Inspection Draws 300 Masons to Bishopville
About 300 Masons from many lodges in the district gathered in Bishopville for the Bishopville Lodge No. 470 F. and A. M. annual inspection. The hall overflowed and a packed lawn watched Fellowcraft Degree work exemplified by Charles E. Cameron of Athens, district lecturer. Strawberry shortcake capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Bishopville Lodge
Charles E. Cameron
Athens
Couple Is Married In Jacksonville Home Ceremony
Richard Giffin of Glouster and Miss Laverne Smith of Jacksonville were married Tuesday evening at 6 80 at the groom's parents' home. Rev. A J Craig of the Church of God officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Richard Giffin
Laverne Smith
Jacksonville
Oscar Giffin
A. J. Craig
Church of God
Fred Smith
Funeral services planned for H. F. Evans of Hollister
Hollister funeral notices say H. F. Evans will have a short service Saturday at 10 in the U B Church led by Rev F C Koster. The procession will move to Caldwell for a 3:30 service at the Presbyterian Church. Burial will follow at Olive Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollister
H. F. Evans
U. B
F. C. Koster
Jacksonville
Marquises welcome 12-pound boy Robert Dean
Mr and Mrs Myron Marquis of Jacksonville are parents of a 12 pound son named Robert Dean born Wednesday Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George C Marquis of this city and Mr and Mrs Henry Forsbach of Jacksonville
Peck family takes injured Florence to hospital
Mr and Mrs O L Peck brought nine year old Florence to St Francis Hospital Columbus Wednesday night for treatment after her arm fractured a week ago when she fell while jumping rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
O. L. Peck
Florence
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Union Class Meeting at Trimble Sunday Afternoon
The Athens County Union Class meeting will be held at the mission here Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o'clock. The meeting will be in charge of the superintendent, the Rev. Mrs. Amy West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Amy West
Also Mentioned on This Page
He General Fund
Ner Baxter Ans Sly
John Boles
Temple
Turday
CABLE
BILL
Dil
P Feasure
FI Farredl
Bette Davis
Europe
M. FE
Miss Hall
Eertton and
Lancastersonville
Voile
Batiste
Dimity
Preston’s
Inai
Tom Collins
UGA
California
Tom Collins Senior
C. D. Shafer CO
Athens, Ohio
Phi Club
Shoe Factory
Knights of Pythias
CHUTE
Mrs. Wilson
Bessemer Road
Buchtel, O
Mrs. Jackson
Lesa & Mgys
Alfred Morris, Jr
Jacksonville News
Wonder Paint Cleaner
Yardley
Loose
OweeEr
Powde
Armand
Norma Deodorant
Symphony
The
GEM Pharmacy
MH. F. Evans
Hollister
the Boot Shop
Franky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!