Social Science Instructor Is Not Re-Hired
Nelsonville school board decided to not re hire social science teacher E G Cliffton for the coming term due to class registration and schedule needs. Principals at all buildings were renewed for three year terms and high school staff largely retained.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
Board of Education
J. K. Kinneer
Central
C. Roy Tomlinson
Louise Pearce
Ruth Cook
E. G. Cliffton
Social Science
Cliffton
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Moone
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Nelsonville Girls Receive Certificates at State Meeting
Three Future Home Maker girls from Nelsonville earned fourth degree certificates at a Columbus state association meeting. Janet Davis was elected vice president for 1938 39. Recipients were Marguerite Morrison Bernadine Whyte and Amy Jo Dewhurst. A luncheon followed the morning session at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Columbus
Janet Davis
Marguerite Morrison
Bernadine Whyte
Amy Jo Dewhurst
YWCA
School staff list and upcoming pool project progress
The board names faculty for the new year across elementary central fast and west divisions plus special teachers and secretaries. Retirements include janitor John Mooney after 27 years. high school janitors Carl Coakley and Joe Wright. Construction on the new swimming pool at the Athletic Field aims to start once state changes are approved.
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George E. Abraham
Kathleen S. Boyd
Harold H. Figley
Brooks D. Franks
Doris M. Horch
Helen C. Jackson
Lucille F. Long
Manyard R. McDaniel
Blanche Moorehead
Jennie Nelson
Grace G. Roberts
Mildred G. Roberts
Cornelia Scott
Mary Sharp
Helen V. Shaw
Franklin Stedman
Lillian Stover
Earl Washburn
Roger Wolf
Beatrice Barber
Esthel Jones
Blanche Linton
Frances Cox
Elizabeth Linton
Ruth Kelch
Lillian Young
Bertha Howard
Nellie Hamer
Josephine Baugh
Lulu Lane
Edith Lee
Margaret Jones
Estelle Reynolds
Florence Cook
Tessie Cavanaugh
Margaret Joy Shafer
Helen Stewart
Faith Cordrey
Doris Cook
E. J. Arnold
Maxine Hall
J. K. Kinneer
John Mooney
Mooney
Carl Coakley
Joe Wright
West School
William Pearce
East
Irvin Pritchard
West Building
State Department
Dean Undergoes Major Operation In Columbus Hospital
Edson L. Dean of Poplar Street was moved to St Anthony's Hospital in Columbus Tuesday where he underwent a serious operation on Wednesday. Mrs Dean returned home today and his condition is reported as fair.
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Nelsonville
Edson L. Dean
Poplar St
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
RETURNS TO HOME OF CHESWICK DOCTOR
Dr A M Lamb of Cheswick Pa returned home Wednesday by auto after several weeks at the Hyde home with a nurse. His condition remains about the same. DAR TO MEET Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR will meet Friday evening June 17 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Julius Fischer Franklin Sr. TO ENTERTAIN TONIGHT NELSONVILLE WBA sponsors a benefit party at the Red Men's Hall tonight starting at 8 o'clock.
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A. M. Lamb
Cheswick
J. M. Hyde
Dar
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Julius Fischer
Franklin Sr
Nelsonville
WBA
Red Men's Hall
Albany Girl Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. Howard Davis hosted a party for her daughter Helen's 10th birthday with games and contests for ten invited children. A large white birthday cake was served by Mrs. Davis.
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Albany
Three men plead guilty before Mayor in Nelsonville court
James Daugherty of Lancaster pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Waiter Tuttle of Lancaster admitted intoxication and paid 5 dollars and costs. Herschel McKee of Buchtel, after changing his plea from not guilty to guilty on a charge of menacing threats against his wife Esther McKee, was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
James Daugherty
Lancaster
C. G. Dew
Waiter Tuttle
Herschel McKee
Buchtel
Esther McKee
Taylor Ridge Church Hosts Children Day Program
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ held a Sunday evening Children’s Day program with devotionals by Miss Clara Hildebrand. Recitations and songs were performed by a long list of local youths and soloists, including Sherley Strausbaugh and Florence Hildebrand.
Epworth League Cookie Sale Planned in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville the Epworth League of the M. E. Church will sponsor a cookie sale Saturday at 1 p m in Shirkeys Store. Various local residents visited family and friends as several families traveled to nearby towns.
Active and Enterprising Day Foreseen For Friday
The stars indicate a particularly active day with surprising events and possible uprooting of surroundings and business ties. Those born on this day may have a lively year with radical changes in plans and associates, while a child born then could be talented yet restless but kindly and altruistic.
Long Bottom Social And Personal Notes
Thurman Barnhart 23 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Barnhart died Saturday in a Parkersburg hospital after six weeks treatment He is survived by wife and small son his parents and several brothers and sisters Funeral services were held at the Success Christian Church Monday at 10 burial in a nearby cemetery Mrs Thurman Barnhart and her little son returned to Kent with her parents Mr and Mrs Zeri Kirkhart Donald Myers son of Mr and Mrs C E Myers wed Pauline Mora of Chester at Pomeroy They are on a motor trip through the East On return they will live here Mrs Berta Dougan and daughter of near Los Angeles visited here Mrs Dougan born Miss Berta Hall left here as a young girl Miss Eleanore Hannum had throat and nose operation at Dr Hartman Hospital Parkersburg S R Swan and family of Parkersburg are spending a few days here Mrs Ulah Swan was at Parkersburg with her nephew Starling Massar who had a tonsil operation Mrs Howard Hughes and children of Columbus are visiting here a few days
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Albany
Howard Davis
Helen
Davis
Dawn Jewell
Clint Jewell
C. C. Hooper
R. S. Vale
Gas
Georgia Kilpatrick
Athens
Grange
Jean Kilpatrick
Alma Hudson
U. S. Forestry Dept
Geraldine Hoilington
Jacksonville
Epworth League
M. E
Shirkeys
R. C. Greene
New Albany
Ira Conaway
Floyd Miller
Betty Dunlevy
Newark
Lawrence Miller
William Kalt
Leona Nicholas
Racine
Edward Reese
Ben Hartman
Cora Penn
Murray City
John Watson
Millard Watson
Clayton Worthington
Ray Strange
Dayton
Joe Watson
Walden Holmes
Lee
Anna Exenkemper
North Canton
Lena Exenkemper
Wilma Safreed
Columbus
Butler Safreed
Kathryn Davis
Reginald Embrey
Charles Tippie
J. C. Hartley
John Hartley
Mary McCann
Gary
Frank Davis
L. M. McGrath
Betty
Reinersville
Ralph M. Hoisington
Tommie McGrath
Hoisington
Long Bottom
Thurman Barnhart
Joseph Barnhart
Parkersburg
Success Christian Church
Thurman
Barnhart
Little Son
Kent
Zeri Kirkhart
Donald Myers
C. E. Myers
Pauline Mora
Chester
Pomeroy
Berta Dougan
Los Angeles
Dougan
Berta Hall
Murraysville
Eleanore Hannum
Dr. Hartman Hospital
S. R. Swan
Ulah Swan
Starling Massar
Howard Hughes
Children of
4 H Leaders Of Tuppers Plains Busy
A report from Tuppers Plains details 4 H Club conference attendees at Rock Springs Fair grounds including Helen Hoff man Hazel Hoff man Twila Brooks Bettie Stiles Linnie Osborne and leaders Mrs Doris Davis and Mrs Hilda Stiles. Also lists regional family visits and church activities with Rev Harter speaking on The Lost Christ to a large U B Church crowd.
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Tuppers Plains
Rock Springs Fairgrounds
Helen
Hazel Hoffman
Twila Brooks
Bettie Stiles
Linnie Osborne
Doris Davis
Hilda Stiles
Paul Green
Baby
Coolville
H. Green
Marguerete Kincade
Athens
Alma Kincade
Parkersburg
Emma Turban
Porterfield
Joshua Turban
Charles Hardway
Gallipolis
Ethel Arbaugh
Gerald Lamb
Ohio University
Orland Branch
Belore
C. B. Kincade
Emory Keller
Herald
Columbus
Belle Keller
B. Parker
Laura Lenz
Calaway Ridge
Pearl Koehler
James Riggs
Reedsville
Wylma Bahr
Hayes
Chester
Mable Barnett
Hold Party For Resident Of Carpenter
Eddie Lou Howery was honored with a surprise party at his Carpenter home on Thursday night. hosted by Columbia High School seniors and the Jackson Gang including Leona Chase Ada Belle Trainer Dorothy Morrison and Sarah Jeane Poole of St Marys W Va. Guests brought ice cream and cake as gifts an electric clock and a desk lamp were given. Several local residents and relatives were noted in attendance and travel.
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St. Marys
W. Va
Howery
Jackson Gang
R. S. Vale
Clyde Hooper
Albany
Indian Lake
Ohio Caverns
Cooper
Sarah Jeane Poole
Marvin
Emory Chase
Leona
Margie Chase
H. E. Starkey
Gallipolis
Erma Vale
Clemma Vale
Harrisonville
Lenore Sleeth
Clarence Rupe
Middleport
Notable speakers announced for Nelsonville pension club meeting
George W. Rose of Glouster Rev Lloyd Evans of Stanley Mechem and attorney John P Kelso of Nelsonville will address the Old Age Pension Club gathering Saturday June 18 at 1 30 in the IOOF building The event is open to the public
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Nelsonville
George W. Rose
Glouster
Lloyd Evans
Stanley Mechem
John P. Kelso
Old Age Pension Club
IOOF
Mayor Fines Drivers for Parking Violations
Nelsonville officials levy $1 fines against Lawrence Dixon and Oscar Hartley for double parking in violation of city ordinance. Henry Freriks also pays a $1 fine for parking in a safety zone.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
Lawrence Dixon
Oscar Hartley
Henry Freriks
Daughters of America Sponsor Benefit Party
Nelsonville neighborhood notice: The Daughters of America sponsor a benefit party at the IOOF Hall Friday evening starting at 8 15 oclock. Proceeds support community programs and local initiatives.
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Nelsonville
the Daughters of America
Ioof Hall
Nephew Injured in Port Clinton Accident
Mrs. May Churchhill returned from Port Clinton after being summoned to a serious accident involving her nephew, Tommy Withers, who is now recovering.
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Nelsonville
May Churchhill
Port Clinton
Tommy Withers
Monkeys Master Throwing Objects Across Species
The statement notes that monkeys are the only animals known to have learned the art of throwing objects, highlighting a unique behavioral trait within primates.
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Preston
CABLE
Jane Withers
Preture
Rochelle Hudson
Robert Wilcox
Borrah Minevitch and His Gang
K Beuce Humberstone
Fey Ty Cohen
Nelsonville Briefs
Ohlinger & Wolfe
Taylor Ridge
Misses Doras
Geraldine Mulpas
Fred Heffken
Jean
June
Billie
Akron
W. D. Coey
Dora Heffken
Coey
Charles Lechmer
Chillicothe
Millfield
Carl Welling
R. H. Werner
Crescent Ridge
Margaret Coey
Philo
James Coey
Jacksonville News
By Genevieve Kemble
Carpenter
Hoodlet
Elsonville
Fred Sanders
Mgr
N. Court
Jacquard
Cromwell Velvet
Contoure
Anderson Beauty
Dainty Oxford
Mediems Shoes
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Oxfords
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