Wild Flowers Topic Of Nelsonville Club
The Nelsonville Garden Club met at Mrs Grayden Bateman's Chestnut Street home for a February program Wild Flowers For Your Garden Speaker Mrs Warren discussed wild flowers as independent of man and their suitable environments, with examples of species that rival common perennials A paper on Caladiums was read by Mrs Isaac Vaughn Beatrice Adamson opened the session with a Garden Path poem A contest pitted Mrs Adamson and Mrs Warren as winners Victor Oakley won the door prize Refreshments followed hosted by the members
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Nelsonville Garden Club
Grayden Bateman
Chestnut Street
Virgi Kittle
Iess
Myrven Davis
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Warren
Howers
Isaac Vaughn
Beatrice Adamson
Five Alarms Answered by Firemen in Nelsonville
Nelsonville firemen answered five alarms Friday starting at 11 40 a m in Ward Two where a Sand Run tracter owned by William Dees burned damaging two tires wiring and the motor A tanker truck then fought a grass fire at the Maccombs property Oak Grove area after burning trash started it Four minutes later an oil fire was reported in the east end but could not be located A run to the Ralph Cullison residence on Route 1 involved a glass fire threatening buildings At 10 p m firemen answered at the Tom Taylor residence Happy Hollow where an overheated stove caused damage
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Sand Run
William Dees
Fremen
Oak Grove
Maccombs
East End
Ralph Cullison
Tom Taylor
Happy Hollow
Behind Yablonski Case Deepens For Miners In 1920s
The Yablonski killings and Ohio grand jury probes draw attention to United Mine Workers era tensions. Former miners discuss suspects, local observers, and bets on whether the murders linked to union politics. Historic disputes over nepotism, franchise rights, and district control shaped the era.
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United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Clarksville
Ohio Grand Jury
Yablonsky
United Mine Workers of America
Tony’ Boyle
Boyle
Yablonski
Ohio
Mde
Shawnee
Cleveland
Hocking Valley
Knights of Labor
Pennsylvania
Oho
Indiana
Mwunois
Fairmont
W. Va
Pennsylvana
John £. Lewis
Nelsonville Mayor Fines Three Men
Nelsonville mayoral court fined three men after recent police actions. John Wayne Staley pleaded no contest for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle and paid 15 dollars plus costs. James E Stumbo pleaded guilty to a red signal violation and paid 10 dollars with bond forfeitures. Lawrence William Clark and John H Warren faced public drunkenness and court appearances with various bond forfeitures. Francois Mane Arouet, known as Voltaire, used many pseudonyms during his writing career.
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Nelsonville
John Wayne Staley
James E Stumbo
Faurnen St
Guil
Lawrence William Clark
Francois Mane Arouet
Voltaire
City to Renew Efforts to Remove Abandoned Cars
Police Chief Max Valiunburg said Nelsonville will intensify efforts to clear abandoned and junk cars from lots and alleys. Property owners will be asked to remove vehicles. tow fees may be charged to owners. Officials cited safety hazards and eyesores as justification for action.
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Max Valiunburg
Watkinburg
Cnr
Wallenburg
Promse Valkinburg
ITB Tests Set In Nelsonville
Athens City County Health Department to sponsor a free tuberculin tine testing program at the City Building Nelsonville Tuesday from 1 to 2 pm with readings Thursday 1 to 3 pm. Tests aimed at convenience for restaurant and food establishment workers and others in the area. Firefighters respond to a Deanville residence fire caused by burning trash in a wastebasket damaging curtains flooring and baseboard. burning cigarette suspected.
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Athens City-County
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