Five Plead Guilty in Nelsonville Court Mayor Case
Nelsonville court records show Virgil Yates Deanville pleaded guilty to intoxication and fighting charges with fines of 10 and 5 dollars plus costs and a jail commitment. Donald Young Cecil Davidson New Straitsville also pleaded guilty to intoxication with 10 dollar fines and costs. Jesse Green Deanville admitted assault and battery with a 10 dollar fine and jail time. William Darb Baker Nelsonville pled guilty to intoxication with a 100 dollar fine and jail, all cases sent to Athens for further processing.
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Nelsonville
Mares
J. W. Hickman
Virgil Yates
Deanville
Donald Young
Cecil Davidson
New Straitsville
Davidson
Young
Jesse Green
Green
William
Darb) Baker
Baker
Yates
Ken
Athens
George Bateman
William Lafayette Simington Dies at 82 in Nelsonville
William Lafayette Simington, 82, died Sunday night at his home at Myers Crossing. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 PM at the residence with burial at Greenlawn. The Rev. H. A. Sayre of the M B Church will officiate. Surviving family includes his wife and two daughters.
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Nelsonville
William Lafayette Simington
Myers Crossing
Greenlawn
H. A. Sayre
M. B. Church
Classified Ads and Circulation Service Offered
A society column note urges readers to contact H B Bartlett for classified ads and circulation assistance, listing the telephone number 412-W and describing a willing, experienced representative available for service.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
412-W
Local notice lists Simington family heirs in West Virginia
Will Conaway and Mrs. Ben Davis of Montgomery West Virginia are named as heirs with three sons Thomas Simington of Corning Jerry and William Simington of Nelsonville in the read readable probate notice.
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Will Conaway
Ben Davis
Montgomery
W. Va
Thomas Simington
Corning
Jerry
William Simington
Nelsonville
The Pope’s Mule Featured At Church Meeting
Nelsonville report of the Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church reviewing The Pope’s Mule in a program on nationalities. The event included La Marseillaise singing, a Joan of Arc paper read by Louise Rice, and a cornet solo by Joe Galvin.
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Nelsonville
Frank Knox
Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church
Otf
la Marseillaise
France
Jack Raybould
Harry Galvin
Margaret Weitzheimer
Mary Lou Hudson
Converse Crawford
Robert Huenefeld
Edith Stiers
Joan of Arce
Helen Jackson
Louise Rice
Joe Galvin
Daudet
Boniface
Papal
Avignon
Papal Estate
Joan of Arc
Domremy
England
Lloyd Evans
Pauline Smith
The
Columbus Citizen
Sand Run Young People’s Society
Nelsonville Young People Elect Church Officers
The Nelsonville Church of Christ youth group elected officers with Alonzo Figgins as president Wilma Scott as vice president Arlene Betts as secretary Margaret Howe as treasurer and Mary Margaret Betts as historian. Walter Morrison spoke on mail service history noting ten people handle each letter and praising cooperative civic character.
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Nelsonville
Young People’s Department
Nelsonville Church of Christ
Alonzo Figgins
Wilma Scott
Arlene Betts
Margaret Howe
Mary Margaret Betts
Walter Morrison
Pony Express
Air Service
Morrison
Coal Output Falls 5.1 Percent Week Over Week
The Federal Bureau of Mines estimates U S soft coal production for the week ended February 27 at 6 295 000 net tons, down 335 000 tons or 5 1 percent from the prior week. Washington's Birthday holiday noted in many fields. Ohio produced 420 000 tons versus 308 000 the previous week.
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Nelsonville
United States
Federal Bureau of Mines
Washington
Ohio
Fire damages clothes closet at Har ley Ingram home
A small fire started in a clothes closet at Harley Ingram’s Madison Street home in Nelsonville was discovered Sunday morning around 7 o clock. The blaze was extinguished with only slight damage.
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Nelsonville
Harley Ingram
Madison Street
Raggedy Ann Party Hosted by Esther Class at Church
The Esther Class of the Christa Sunday School plans a Raggedy Ann party in the church social rooms on Tuesday night. A pot luncheon will be served at 6 40 p m.
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Raggedy Ann Pak
Esther
Christa Sunday School
Mizpah Class to Meet Tuesday Night in Franklin Street
The Mizpah Class of the M Sunday School will meet Tuesday night with Miss Elizabeth Lawton on Franklin Street. Mrs. Chas Green will be the assisting hostess.
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M. Sunday School
Elizabeth Lawton
Franklin Street
Chas. Green
Junior Order meeting to confer third degree
The Junior Order U A M will meet at their hall on West Washington Street Tuesday night at o clock. The third degree of initiation will be conferred followed by a supper. All members are urged to attend.
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West Washington Street
Iowa
Mairgrounds
Ladies Hosted by Mrs. Keasinger at Hyperion Club
Mrs. E J Keasinger welcomed 22 members to a Hyperion Club meeting on Columbus Street. The program featured a roll call on Landmarks of Ohio, a paper on Pioneers of Ohio by Mrs. J M Hyde, and a World Affairs paper by Mrs. Cecil Shafer with Ms Pauline Whitlatch also presenting on the same topic. Miss Bilance Moorhead led the Better Speech discussion.
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E. J. Keasinger
T. Columbus Street
Ohio
J. M. Hyde
William Mills
Cecil Shafer
Pauline Whitlatch
Bilance Moorhead
Local social visits and travels across Columbus area
Mrs Scheide and child Lois Ann Logan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson on Jackson Street. Miss Margaret Howe of Columbus visited her parents the Johnsons. Harry Hickman of Charleston W V visited his family here and stayed on as a business guest in Columbus. Miss Thelma Mills of Ohio State University spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Dalton are in Athens for several days due to their grandson Don Graham’s pneumonia. Miss Janet Russell of Columbus visited friends here. B M Coakley was a business visitor in Columbus. Orland Cook and Oscar Ralston of Mt Vernon were weekend guests of relatives and friends.
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Clayton Scheide Jr
Lois Ann
Logan
Ohio State University
Columbus
William Mills
Charles Dalton
Athens
Don Graham
R. D. Graham
Janet Russell
B. M. Coakley
Orland Cook
Oscar Ralston
Mt. Vernon
Storms Sweep Entire Country This Week End
Storms lashed the Atlantic Seaboard causing seven deaths, five drownings off Atlantic City. Washington suffered its worst blizzard since 1909, while Florida suffered frost damage and outages. Temperatures fell to near zero in Chicago and Central Pennsylvania roads were blocked by heavy snows.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Midwest
Chicago
Dixie Arrow
Cape Henry
Mendota
Washington
Upper
Pennsylvania
Florida
Texas
Gulf
Daytona Beach
Tampa
Clearwater
Clearwater Island
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Great Plains
Appalachians
Weather Bureau
Hospital Chief Creed Declares No Change Needed
Dr. C M Creed appointed superintendent at Athens State Hospital says no changes planned in policies or personnel. He arrived after death of Dr. John Berry and will continue the institution’s routine while focusing on institutional care and psychology in crime study.
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Athens State Hospital
C. MM. Creed
John 8. Berry
Columbus
Columbus State Hospital
Creed
Starling Medical University
State Hospital
Galfipoiis
Springfield
Gallipolis
Camp Sherman
State Bureau of Examination and Classification
Ohio State Penitentiary
Six Men Jailed Over Miner Attack In Ohio
Six men, five from Athens County, jailed in Vinton County on highway robbery charges following an attack on Thompson Coal Company miners at Radcliffe last Thursday. Arrests by Athens and Vinton sheriffs over the weekend. several men arraigned before Justice George Specht at McArthur with bonds and further informations filed.
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Athens County
Vinton County
Thompson Coal Company
Radcliffe
Wayne Wingett
Ray Cox
Leslie Taylor
William Mc.Donald
Hocking
Ernest Johnson
Chauncey
Theodore Potts
Lower Plains
Sam Rutter
Millfield
Hubert Pierce
Tompson
Vinton Township
Thompson Company
Justice Specht
Glouster High to Graduate 41 Pupils This Year
Glouster High School will graduate a class of 41, with 27 girls and 14 boys. The commencement date depends on the term length set by finances for operating expenses. Senior members include Frances Bailey, Eleanor Davis, Elizabeth Holmes, Katherine Leach, Mary Ley, and others. three graduates are from nearby towns.
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Edina Rinderbasin
Lucill Boyer
Nina Brunton
Eleanor Davis
Elizabeth Gaskaila
Laura Heck
Elizabeth Holmes
Elate Janehius
Bertine Keith
Belle Lants
Faith Lantz
Katherine Leach
Martha Lent
Margaret Léy
Mary Ley
Dortha McDonald
Edith Moody
Angeline Sikorski
Kathleen Smith
Ferne Tucker
Helen Vickroy
Helen Welch
Donna Wells
Dorthy Wells
Nell
Ohio University Vested Choir Opens Season in Gallipolia
Three local residents join the Ohio University Vested choir in its season opener at Gallipolia tact Thursday. Mies Mabel Merritt, Victor Batterson, and Gail Wallace are listed as local affiliates of the organization.
New Lexington K. of P. to Visit Glouster for Basketball Game
The New Lexington K. of P. basketball team travels to Glouster tonight to face the local Glouster Church of Christ team. The contest is set for the high school gym floor in Glouster.
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Lexington
Glouster
Lexington K. of P
Glouster Church of Christ
Flu Prevalent in Sunday Creek Valley Amid Mild to Severe Cases
In GLOUSTER on March 7, reports show flu cases in the Sunday Creek valley not yet epidemic. Most infections are mild but several become severe and pneumonia has followed in some patients.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Regular M. E. Church Board Meeting Tonight in Glouber
The official board of the M. E. Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the church tonight at 7 o clock.
Odd Fellows Encampment to Convene in City Hall
An open meeting of the Odd Fellows Encampment will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday night at 7 o clock. Grand Patriarch Wil Wilharmeon of the Ohio Encampment will be the principal speaker. Refreshments and a social time follow the program.
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Glouster
Mare T
Budget Data Continues From Page And County Resources
Commissioners completed tentative budget figures on Feb 20 and approved the appraisal abstract shortly after. The 1932 resources section lists a 297 mill rate, various revenue sources including taxes, fees, and fines, and notes depreciation concerns. The road and bridge fund shows initial balances, taxes, vehicle and gasoline revenues, plus anticipated changes with gasoline tax receipts.
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State Tax Commission
Auwitter
Athena
J. Clyde Pdniundson
Tax Commission
Detroit Residents Hope Kidnapped Baby Returns Home
Detroit residents believe kidnappers may try to return the Lindbergh baby to Evangeline Lindbergh's home in Grosse Pointe. Police offer to secure a two block area around her house and will not obstruct the kidnapers if they appear.
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Detroit
Evangeline Lindbergh
Grosse Pointe
Tapestries and Upholstered Furnishings Dry Cleaning Tips
The text advises washing tapestries and upholstered furniture by the dry cleaning method. It suggests removing as much dirt as possible first, brushing or dusting, and using a velvet cleaner, then making soap jelly from soap flakes.
Cleaning fabric by shaving soap in hot water method
A described process uses shaving soap melted in hot water to treat fabric pieces. Apply the mixture with a brush, then wipe away soiled material with a cloth or press from the opposite side. Rinse similarly to prevent water absorption and speed drying.
Bridge Work Halted By Freezing Weather In Athens
Cold weather halts all work on the new South Bridge at Athens. KE. F. Lackey of C. R. Boulton Construction says operations will resume only when temperatures rise. New concrete protected by salamanders burning beneath the attitment and tarpaulin coverings.
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New South
Athens
KE. F. Lackey
C. R. Boulton Construction Company
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Fredric March
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Rose Hobart
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Thomas Meighan
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William Bakewell
Linda Watkins
Barbara Weeks
James Kirkwood
Presbyterian Church
Church Group
Hyperion Club
H. Creed
State Insane Institution
Glouster High School
Cage
Gilouster
Oo. O. F
Ob Ss
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O. B
Hesmel
Daltimere
Head of
Luckoff
Dial
F. R. Coffey
W. Union St
L. I. White
Telland Furnace Co
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