Nelsonville Relays Pavement After Rails Removal on Main Streets
Work to remove traction rails and relay street pavement progresses rapidly in Nelsonville. Fulton Street is fully relaid and open. brickwork cleaned and reset on a sand cushion. East and West Columbus Streets to receive full-width relays. tar filler updated on West Columbus. John V. Wood of Peoples Bank attended State Bankers Association in Columbus. Ralph Parks attends today.
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Nelsonville
Fulton Street
West Columbus Street
East Columbus Street
John V. Wood
The
Peoples Bank
State Bankers Association
Columbus
Ralph Parks
Vacation Bible School conference Saturday in Nelsonville
Training conference for teachers in the Daily Vacation Bible schools at the Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville begins at 9 30 a m Saturday. Lunch will be served at noon. Twenty Nelsonville volunteers and six McConnelsville teachers will attend with instruction by Rev John Sharpe and Miss Clarack Smith of Martins Ferry. Schools open Monday at Kimberly Deanville New Floodwood Morristown and Millfield. Nelsonville school opens June 26. York Grange meeting postponed to June 23.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
McConnelsville
John Sharpe
Clarack
Smith
Martins Ferry
Kimberly
Deanville
New Floodwood
Morristown
Millfield
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Ely Kin Celebrates Local List
Mr and Mrs Herbert Ely hosted a surprise dinner last Wednesday for Mr Ely's father who marked his List birthday. Attendees included Lane Ely Tom Bryan Mildred Barbara Ann Nelsonville families and the Ely family plus Michael Ely and Marion visitors William and Frances O'Hara. Helen Francis Nelsonville will lead the Young Poodles Class this summer Sundays. Raymond Humphrey and daughters Wilberta Phyllis from Connett visited Arley and Mrs Howard. Parson family with Alvernon Edgar and Martin Howard spent Sunday with Dave Sadler in Nelsonville vicinity.
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Herbert Ely
Mr. Ely
Lane Ely
Tom Bryan
Mildred
Barbara Ann
Nelsonville
Charles Wendell
Michael Ely
William and
Frances O'Hara
Marion
Helen Francis
Poogle
Raymond Humphrey
Wilberta
Phyllis
Connett
Arley Howard
Simon Parson
Alvernon Edgar
Martin Howard
Dave Sadler
Nelsonville Vicinity
Kimberly union to elect delegate for state convention
Kimberly local union will meet at the schoolhouse in Kimberly at 7 p m Friday. Delegates will be elected to attend the state convention in Columbus on June 21.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly
Columbus
Bridge Club Outing at Parkersburg Hosts Entertaining Day
Members of the Wednesday and Friday Bridge Clubs spent a pleasant day with Mrs. Chas Bartels in Parkersburg West Virginia. They lunched at the Chandler Hotel and played four tables at the Bartel home with high scores by Mrs. Morgan Shafer Bartels and Eberle. A buffet luncheon followed before the group returned home at 7 p.m. Also noted is a separate item from Nelsonville about seven year old John Figgins undergoing surgery in Columbus for tonsils adenoids and hernia and recovering with his mother by his side.
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Chas, Bartels
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chandler Hotel
Bartel
William Morgan
Herbert Leyshon
Philadelphia
Morgan
Cecil Shafer
Bartels
Eberle
Nelsonville
John Figgins
Maud Figgins
Dr. Reibles Private Hospital
Columbus
Local residents plan travels and visits to friends
Bill Weitzheimer leaves tomorrow for Akron to join his brother Charlies on a trip to the World's Fair. Mrs. Lillie B. Hatch of Columbus arrives for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cooley. Harry Tinnen of Cushing Oklahoma visits Nelsonville friends formerly connected to the local Y M C A as physical director.
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Bill Weitzheimer
Akron
Charlies
Lillie B. Hatch
Columbus
W. L. Cooley
Harry Tinnen
Cushing
Oklahoma
Nelsonville
Mr. Tinnen
Doanville Woman Jessie C Marshall Dies at 83
Mrs Jessie C Marshall aged 83 died at her Doanville home. Funeral at 2 pm Friday with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Widow of Thomas Marshall who died in a mine accident. Born in Scotland, she and her husband later lived in Rendville and Doanville. Survived by children in Nelsonville Corning Columbus Athens and Deanville, plus sixteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Jessie C. Marshall
Doanville
Greenlawn
Pennsylvania
Rendville
Marshall
William Mce Combs
Nelsonville
James Marshall
Corning
F. M. Raver
C. F. Bowman
Columbus
John Stauffer
Athens
Gente Glover
Ethel Marshall
William Marshall
Deanville
Bridge Club Honors Evening At Mrs Cooley Residence
Mrs W L Cooley entertained her bridge club on Wednesday night with three tables in play. Guests included Mrs Florence Barron Mrs W F Gray and Miss Freda Smith. Refreshments followed. High scores went to Mrs Stacy Sharp Mrs Frank Jackson and Mrs Florence Barron.
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W. L. Cooley
Bridge Club
Florence Barron
W. F. Gray
Freda Smith
Stacy Sharp
Frank Jackson
Walton League to Sell Waterloo Township Camp Lots
Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League met to approve sale of camp land with lots opening next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in City Hall council rooms. Members in good standing may buy at 960 with 10 percent cash discount or credit plans require 20 percent down and 2 percent plus interest every six months.
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Athens
Izaak Walton League
Waterloo Township
L. F. Jones
League
Hocking
Jones
Public Works
Court News Will of Rita LeRoy Thorn Probate Filed
Rita LeRoy Thorn of Albany had her will admitted to probate in Athens County Probate Court with a plan that the entire estate goes to wife Rachel Thorn and on her death to Manly W Thorn George Thorn Minnie Jones Lou isa Townsend and Roy Thorn with Minnie Jones as executrix If any heir objects the share is redistributed. Private sale of David K Nutter estate property authorized Judge S M Johnson J H Copeland named executor of Lucinda Copeland estate Corn West estate deemed not subject to inheritance tax.
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Rita LeRoy Thorn
Albany
Athens County
Rachel Thorn
Manly Thorn
W. A. Thorn
George Thorn
Louisa Townsend
Minnie Jones
Roy Thorn
David K. Nutter
M. Johnson
J. H. Copeland
Lucinda J. Copeland
Corn West
Johnson
Marchington Loses Appeal in School Board Case
In Columbus Homer J. Marchington loses a bid to recover 520 from the Dexter Special School District. The Supreme Court rejects his appeal over transport of his children to Rutland High School from Sept 11, 1922 to April 30, 193. The case, against W. R. Halliday and others, had swung from the Common Pleas Court ruling in Marchington’s favor to defeat on appeal.
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Columbus
Homer J. Marchington
Board of Education
Dexter
Salem Township
Cs County
Supreme Court
Marchington
W. R. Halliday
Rutland High School
Common Pleas Court
Muronington
Athens pair apply for license joining Raymond and Nellie
Raymond E. Rowan aged 26 of Athens and Nellie V. Chadwick aged 19, also of Athens, are listed as the applicants in the marriage license filing. They are the children of Mr and Mrs John Rowan and Mr and Mrs Frank Chadwick respectively.
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Raymond E. Rowan
Athens
John Rowan
Nellie V. Chadwick
Frank Chadwick
Red Cross to Coordinate Clothing Distribution in Athens County
Athens County Red Cross will partner with relief director Lieut. Ray Noble to issue clothing. Relief investigators will propose orders, approved by secretary Miss Pearl French. No orders or clothing will come from the Red Cross office this week, and all applications pass through Noble’s team.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Ray Noble
Miss Pearl French
Lieutenant Noble
Athens Grange Hosts Play At Hall Tonight
The Athens Grange will meet at the usual time in the Grange Hall. It hosted the Harrisonville Grange last night presenting The Gay Pretenders, a play shown at several county Grange halls recently.
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Athens
Grange
Harrisonville
Heavy frost hits Nelsonville with no reported damage
A heavy frost swept Nelsonville last night with no damage so far. Early risers reported it as the heaviest since April 1.
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Nelsonville
Corn Crop at 75 Percent in Athens County
Athens County agent T. H. Johnson reports only seven percent of the normal corn crop planted due to heavy rains delaying planting. Farmers are shifting to other crops while heat shortens the strawberry season. Johnson suggests a June planting mix of one bushel soy beans to ten pounds Sudan grass for hay. Wheat is progressing rapidly and Ohio looks good for wheat production this year.
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Athens County
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
Sudan
Ohio
Rhoades Settlement Approved by Court
A $1,700 settlement for Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rhoades of 2 Hanlin Avenue was approved today by Athens County Probate Judge S. M. Johnson Roy. Eight year old Roy Rhoades was killed April 22 when struck by a Beasley car driven by Edward Coon on West Union Street.
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Phillip Rhoades
Hanlin Avenue
F. R. Beasley
Athens County
S. M. Johnson Roy
Rhoades
Beasley
Edward Coon
Athens R. DD
West Union Street
Joyful News For Rheumatics
Advertises Allenru to remove uric acid and relieve neuritis sciatica rheumatism in 48 hours. Claims thousands praise it and features a testimonial about a child saying Father’s on the job again. Mentions Quice’s Out Rate and Wyas price references.
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Allenru
Quice
Wyas
Beek
Sugar Run Wins Pomery Recreation League Classic
After 11 innings Sugar Run edged Simpson M. E. Church 2-1 at the high school field in Pomery. Middleport beat McArthur 6-5 at Middleport in the night game. Clerks and Peace Church clash tonight. Wellston visits Middleport for a return game. Prof H B Robins and wife from Rochester visit Rev A R Stark. Robins, a Shanghai Union trustee, will speak at the Baptist Church next Sunday at 10 20 AM.
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Pomeroy
Sugar Run
Simpson
H. B. Robins
Rochester
N. Y
A. R. Stark
East Main Street
Robins
China
India
Shanghai University
Chentung Union University
Baptist Church
Patten Family Reunion Draws Guests From Far Regions
Forty four members attended an all day Patten family reunion held at Wily Whaley's home in Darwin. Guests traveled from distant points across the state to join the gathering.
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Patten
Wily Whaley
Darwin
Peterson's Ointment Claims Skin Healing Supremacy
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a miracle treatment for eczema pimples rashes acne boils open sores and chapped skin. It promises relief for athlete's foot with a powerful antiseptic and endorses Peterson's Medicated Soap as a companion product.
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Peterson
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