Pupil Honor Roll in Nelsonville Schools 1924-25
In Nelsonville 283 pupils in the public schools were neither tardy nor absent for the 1924-25 year. The lists cover Senior High, Junior High, and West and East Schools with named students across tenth to first grades. Attendees include Charles Glenn, Mary L. Leyshon, Laverna Rover, Floyd Wolfe, Oscar Richardson, Beatrice Gethers, Earl Bateman, Jennie Cook, plus many others. Also noted is the West and East school rosters and a local social note on Mary Sharp’s Ohio Wesleyan commencement attendance with her family.
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Nelsonville
Charles Glenn
Charles Elliott
Paul Hudson
Mary L. Leyshon
Max Wolfe
Ellen Davis
Raph Ely
Charles Anderson
Arthur Kennedy
Helen Parry
Francis Gorsuch
Thelma Glover
Dean Coakley
Mildred Hampton
Mildred Merz
Esther Clark
Carmelita Cage
Anna Colbert
Marcelita Wallace
Jessie McCombs
Margaret Vorhees
Leonard Powell
Chapman Woodson
Willis Wolfe
Mildred Bryan
Betty Juniper
Blake Mechem
Robert Ohlinger
Laverna Rover
Mary Seenes
Floyd Wolfe
Velma Backus
Gailen Bowers
Max Bowers
Cyrena Burt
Carl Campbell
Elizabeth Carr
Lillian Coleman
Converse Crawford
Nellie Dailey
Erma Jones
Hazel Dorst
Geneva Figgins
Ralph Fieck
Ralph Higgins
Leslie Howearth
Lillian Howe
Maynard Ingram
Kathryn Isselstein
Esther Jones
Oscar_ Richardson
Marie Warehime
Grace Williams
Catherine Wolfe
Ann Evans
Jean Erwett
Janice Mitchell
Helen Kouri
Arrilla Landis
Majel Lee
Donald Blackburn
Helen McKibben
Fred Nye
Selma Weiss
Flossie McCombs
Leroy Hartley
Isabel Davis
Wilber McCullum
Vivian Coakley
Gerald Frank
Earl Green
Elizabeth Kelch
Carl Keplar
Grace Sherman
Richard Snowden
Beatrice
Georgia Whitlatch
Bernice Cox
William McGovern
Beatrice Rizer
Paul Shay
Helen Stewart
Stephen Ward
Dorothy Whitlack
Viola Woods
Louise Bowers
Elizabeth Pierce
Cecil Starkey
Pauline Whitlack
Earl Bateman
Ray Calentine
Lloyd Cordell
Robert Davis
Henry Gettle
Paul Huddy
Reece Kennedy
Clarence Matheny
Mildred Bussey
Beatrice Erwin
Louise Hanning
Vera Linton
Vivian Linton
Helen Skivers
Virgie Steenrod
Leland Conant
John Blum
Lowell Hick-shan
John Riley
Tom Shafer
Charles Vorhes
Leonard Whitmore
Thomas Hickman
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Paul Will Lawson
Alexander William Lawson
Alexander Simons
Paul Hellyer
Margaret French
Goldie Woodson
Jennie Cook
Marjorie Hickman
Grace Linton
Mary Margaret Mechem
Ruth Mills
Fairy Starling
Eleanor Steenrod
Margaret Weltzheimer
Andrew Hallett
Gerald McCreary
Dix Owens
Stanley Reed
Ralph Armstrong
Richard Calentine
Charles Dezso
Bessie Parry
George Butts
Marjorie Bennett
Elizabeth Merz
Olive Brickles
Wilford Shannon
Eugene McConaha
Margaret Rosser
Floyd Ki
Demarius Sanders
West School
John R. James
Vivian Joy
Eleanor Woodard
Mary E. Wolfe
Earl Ellinger
Ifred Joy
Rolland Pierce
Freda Ordell
Mary Jo Haffner
Evelyn Skinner
Calvin Lancaster
Myrtle Ellinger
Adah Bussey
Frances Bateman
Calvin Ray
Anna Mae Voight
Eleanor Ray
Ralph Barber
Frank Coakley
Barrett Roudebush
Gilbert Tennihill
Wayne Woodard
Lillian Mae Campbell
Eleanor Heselden
Almarine Johnson
Joanna Shelton
Phyllis Wend
Charles Barrows
Lawrence Bateman
John Briggs
Pearl Ray
Floyd Rosser
Zita Bowers
Marion Crawford
Elsa Jane Freer
Elizabeth Monks
Gladys Maude Pierce
Kathryn Reynolds
Eva Frances Wright
East School
Vaughn Landis
Charles Mc
Boyd couple announce birth of daughter in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs J Mason Boyd of Philadelphia announce the birth on June 12 of a daughter who is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John W Scott of Nelsonville Ohio.
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Nelsonville
J. Mason Boyd
Philadelphia
John W. Scott
Notable visitors and local social notes
John Cox of Buffalo visits his mother and relatives here. Simington and wife spend Sunday in Lancaster. Mrs. White, formerly of Nelsonville, is in Lancaster Hospital. Many residents travel to Columbus for visits or business. Austin Ball takes the state pharmacist exam in Columbus. Miss Ruth Vorhes summers with her parents after teaching art in Fostoria. Nelsonville baseball schedule lists games at 6 pm this week with East End Barbers Jewett factory Centralites Narcos Buckeyes Phi Sigs Y M C A.
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John Cox
Buffalo
N. Y
Will Simington
Lancaster
Columbus
Harry McKinney
Toledo
McKinney
Housie
Frank Draper
Cincinnati
William Turvey
Buchtel
C. G. Sheppard
Tom
Martha
Austin Ball
Ruth Vorhes
Charles Vorhes
Fostoria
John Mourne
Chicago
Agnes Dowler
Eugene Shafer
Joe
C. R. Fisher
Dot
Billy
William Morgan
Frank McIver
el Centro
California
J. S. Pritchard
Ivers
Bessie Berry
Nelsonville
East End Barbers
Jewett Factory
West Enders
Centralites
Narcos
Buckeyes
Phi Sigs
Miss Emma McDonald Dies in Nelsonville
Emma McDonald died at 8 p m Monday at her sister Mrs Amos Ailes home in Nelsonville after long illness. She had lived with her sister and brother since their mother's death two years ago. She leaves sister Mrs Ailes and brothers John McDonald of the New York farm and Clay McDonald of Floodwood. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Nelsonville
Emma McDonald
Amos Ailes
Perfection ovens praised for even heat and versatile baking
The article extols Perfection ovens highlighting their live heat circulation for even baking and roasting. It notes they perform well on both gas and oil stoves, promising reliable results and pride in home baking.
Klansman Speaker Addresses Crowd in Public Square
Reverend Mr. George spoke to a large crowd of Klansmen and citizens on the public square Monday night explaining the organization's principles. About fifty members appeared in robes.
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Mr. George
Mrs Fred Johnson Hosts Party in Nelsonville
Mrs Fred Johnson entertained Monday afternoon for Miss Delia Hay of Los Angeles and Miss Eleanor Lee Woodcock of Hollidayburg and Miss Lucille Wells of this city. Roses shaped decor. Twenty two guests attended including Mrs Emmett Preston who is moving to Lancaster, Miss Ruth Vorhes of Fostoria, Mrs Eva Cotton Heaton of Dallas Texas, Miss Margaret Johnson of Dayton, and Mrs Ralph White of Athens.
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Nelsonville
Fred Johnson
Delia Hay
Los Angeles
Cal
Eleanor Lee Woodcock
Hollidayburg
Lucille Wells
Twnty
Emmett Preston
Lancaster
Ruth Vorhes
Fostoria
Eva Cotton Heaton
Dallas
Texas
Margaret Johnson
Dayton
Ralph White
Athens
Two Nelsonville Boys Admit To Series Of Small Robberies
Tom West and Lester Murphy both 16 confess to five thefts including entries at Grotto grounds Haydenville camp cars and Nelsonville depot. They describe stealing pennies from the depot window and an automatic revolver among other items. Other youths connected to the gang are under investigation by juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pearson
William Donahue
Hocking Valley Railroad
Tom West
Lester Murphy
West
Murphy
Johnson
Athens
Haydenville
Cecil Shafer
Methodist Boards Meet in Nelsonville Parish Hall
In Nelsonville on June 16 the official board and Sunday school board of the Methodist church gathered in the church parlor with 45 members. Rev Morrell led devotions, Mrs Emmett Preston sang with Miss Velma Young, and reports from Athens were read by four members. Lucile Wells resigned as primary superintendent and Mrs Robert Kinney was elected to replace her. Professor Crawford spoke on the Sunday school. Refreshments followed.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Morrell
Emmett Preston
Velma Young
Athens
Robert Kinney
Charles Evans
Henry Lancaster
Ruth Yorkes
Lucile Wells
Professor Crawford
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