Nelsonville to Cut City Rate in 1933 Budget Plan
Nelsonville council adopts the 1933 appropriation and sets total levies at 24.7 mills with a 1.2 mill city rate cut. The budget includes items for general, safety, health, public service, water works, electric light, and a new playground commission. Mayor Hickman notes $69.80 in February fines and promises stricter traffic enforcement after complaints of double parking downtown.
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Nelsonville
Pereanty
J. W. Hickman
R. C. Cook
L. FE. Butts
Glenn Thomas
Lawrence FE. Mowyer
John Reed
Miller Wilson
Hickman
Council
Jefferson and
Hocking Streets
Public Square
High School Parent-Teacher Association Meets in Nelsonville
Nelsonville notes a large attendance at the High School PTA monthly meeting with Mrs. Will Simington presiding. Delegates planned for a McArthur conference. Musical acts by the Hale Sisters and a humorous reading by Ruth Beckler highlighted the event along with geography teaching by Blanche Moore and a reading of Emily's Dream. A luncheon honored Mrs. Harry Aughe of Canada with several local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Will Simington
Association
McArthur
Hale Sisters
Ruth Beckler
Wilma Scott
Mary Margaret Betts
Blanche Moorehead
Emily's
C. E. Welch
Harry Aughe
Canada
James Coleman
Frank Allen
E. D. Cooley
Athens
Social Weekend Trips Mentioned in Area Notes
Mrs J D Adamson and Marguerite Cook visited Columbus. Verity sisters and Betty and Jane Verity spent the week in Forrest Ohio with Mr and Mrs E B Monce. Supt and Mrs E J Arnold spent the day in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Adamson
Marguerite Cook
Columbua
Beth
Lucile
Helen
Esther Verity
Betty
Jane Verity
Forrest
Ohio
Monce
J. Arnold
Columbus
Japan to Build Rail Across Jehol to Chengtehfu
TOKIO reports Japan will extend its colonial trade by constructing a rail line across the mountains from Tung lao Manchuria to Chengtehfu the provincial capital, linking Jehol Province to Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Jehol
Tunglao
Manchuria
Chengtehfu
Series of Thefts Leads to Arrests in Nelsonville
Nelsonville police say a chicken theft wave has been curbed by arrests Friday and Saturday. Royal Warden admitted stealing poultry after being found with two sacks of five chickens. Otis Triplett also pleaded guilty and Ralph Wright was held on bond. Warden and Triplett received 30 day county jail terms. Wright faces grand jury review. Lester Ramsey was fined for intoxication.
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Nelsonville
Royal Warden
Prohibition
Tom Bush
J. W. Hickman
Otis Triplett
Ralph Wright
George Bateman
Triplett
Wright
Warden
Lewis Donaldson
Kimberly
Lester Ramsey
Buchtel
Circle of Ruth Holds Regular Monthly Meeting at Church
The Circle of Ruth met Monday night in the Presbyterian Church social rooms with a 6 PM dinner. Hostesses were Mrs C C Butt Mrs Leland Powell Mrs James Knight Mrs Doral Horsch and Miss Elizabeth Edington with thirty two members responding to roll call.
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Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Butt
Leland Powell
James Knight
Doral Horsch
Elizabeth Edington
Acomb
Athens
Ingmeyer
Nelsonville Club Adopts Safety Colors and Rose Symbol
The Nelsonville club, advised by Mrs. Boyd, chose green for safety and red for danger with a red rose to harmonize. Their motto is Safety First and they plan cleanup campaigns and poster projects overseen by reporter Mary C. Miller.
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Mary C. Miller
Boyd
Ironic Assembly and Legislature Scene Report
The piece describes a community civics class becoming a legislature with John Patton as presiding officer Homer Pyle as clerk Leslie Powell sergeant at arms and lists six committees with member names The Edison Club and H20 Club presented a school assembly featuring a string trio humorous reading a song and a playlet Magic about recalling studied material The program ends with a vocal duet and praise for the year’s best program A Child Development project covers topics like play punishment rewards clothing habit formation and food with posters and a playground shown in home economics rooms all next week
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Betty Stewart
Jeannette Cramner
Ruth Lee Siebert
Ruth Lehman
Ruth Beckler
Charles Adkins
Don Martin
Betty Tigner
Nelle Dowler
Don
Madeline Bennett
Ohio University Discussed by Room 16 Members
Room 16 held an afternoon discussion about Ohio University led by Mrs. Lucille Long. Eugene Young Elizabeth Brady Mary Tomlinson Martina Geenter spoke as the group explored the founding struggles and reorganization of the university and its current success including management sororities fraternities and campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Room 16
Eugene Young
Elizabeth Brady
Mary Tomlinson
Martina Geenter
Lucille Long
Girls in Vocational Home Economics Open Childrens Nursery
Twenty two students prepared a child nursery as their project with a schedule and menu. Children aged one to five were admitted at eight, watched by Edna Mac Wolfe and others, then outdoors supervision led by Lillian Campbell and team. Meals featured mashed potatoes and floating island with dolls dressed in crepe paper. Attendees included Harold Bean, Joan Huffman, Leland Pierce, Barbara Foughty, and others. project led by Mrs Horch with Mary C Miller as general chairman.
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Edna Mac Wolfe
Velma Dezo
Wilma Evans
Hallie Bruce
Eleanor Ray
Ruth Lowry
Lillian Campbell
Delores Bumgardner
Isabelle Easterling
Anna Buntoft
Carrie Pierce
Fannie Glenn
Vera Shafer
Fannie Gienn
Mary C. Miller
Harold Bean
Sonny Funk
Mickey Beuchler
Jerry Filo Cavanaugh
Lois Bateman
Shirley Sayre
Ann Gibson
Bobby Dezo
Clara Jane Horch
Joan Huffman
Leland Pierce
Robin Matthews
Donald Frank
Barbara Foughty
Virginia Levering
Charles Reece
Girl Reserves Hold Meeting on Banquet Plans
An unscheduled Girl Reserves meeting was held Thursday March 2 to discuss plans for a banquet to be given to the Hi- Club on March 16.
State Senate plans sweeping job abolition bill
In Columbus on March 7 a bill by Sen. Barl R. Lewis would abolish all state divisions and departments and thousands of jobs. It allows elective officials to drop overlapping units and positions not needed, with a reorganization to restore only essential civil service roles by July 1, 1933 based on surveys by office heads.
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Columbus
U.P
Senate
Barl R. Lewis
Belmont County
Executive Department
Indirect Tax Proposed for Plan of Mort
Columbus March 7 The Mort plan for school relief would shift 28 million from local property tax to other wealth forms. It guarantees a state fund of 28 million for all districts, with relief reflected dollar for dollar in local taxes, and aims to keep schools open at a low 40 per pupil cost. The plan relies on indirect taxes and targets property tax relief totaling about 264 million.
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Columbus
Seasion
Aboose
Livestock Prices in Chicago Go Higher
Chicago buyers snapped up light offerings of 12400 hogs at prices 2 1 2 to 3 4 cents above yesterday amid expectations the market would close today. The top jumped to 84.40, highest since 1982, while 4000 head of cattle sold 50 cents higher in a related sale.
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Chicago
U.P
Death probe in Java over Philadelphia sportsman Fell
An investigation examines whether John R. Fell was murdered or killed himself in Java. His wife, the only other occupant, said she turned to see him fall with a knife in the chest and heard him murmur It is my fault. I did it.
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John R. Fell
Philadelphia
Java
Musicians To Debut Sunday In Grenford Dugan Post Corps
Nelsonville March 7. The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of Grenford Dugan Post No 229 debuts Sunday at 2:30 PM in the Nelsonville High School Auditorium with a full instrument line including soprano and baritone bugles street drums tenor drums bass drums cymbals and new orange and black uniforms. The personnel lists players for each instrument and the officers include Commander C Hoodlett Vice Commander J Hall secretary treasurer W Gray bugle sergeant T Lax drum sergeant W Cooley drill sergeant F E Berry historian J Adamson drum major Howard Warner and others.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Grenford Dugan Post
Nelsonville High School
C. Hoochett
J. Adamson
T. Lax
BE. Berry
Bayless
W. Kelly
R. Kinney
F. Linncott
F. Keyes
M. Hubbard
F. Shivers
Bugles
E. Gray
G. Barrows
B. Brady
W. Millholland
W. Cooley
J. Hall
W. Matheny
G. Allen
Ro Billiott
F E. Berry
Howard Warner
Fred Mulligen
C. Truskey
A. Patton
P. Wend
W. Courtney
Ward W. Hamm
Annual Masonic Lodge Inspection in Nelsonville
Philodorion Lodge No. 187 F and A M holds its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville on Wednesday night March date with Charles E. Cameron of Athens as inspecting officer. The master mason degree to be conferred and lunch to follow. Malvern Wilson is lodge master and C G Pritchard secretary.
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Nelsonville
Philodorion Lodge
Masonic Temple
Charies E. Cameron
Athens
Malvern Wilson
Loca Lodge
C. G. Pritchard
Venizelos Ends Political Career After Defeat in Election
In Athens on March 7 Venizelos, a veteran Greek statesman, announced he was through with politics after losing Sunday's elections and resigning as premier. His move follows a revolt threat outside Athens that ended the day-old dictatorship of General Plastiras.
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Greece
Politica
Athens
Nicholas Plastiras
League Invokes Law Over Chaco Dispute
In Geneva on March 7, Ireland Spain and Guatemala formally invoked Article 11 of the League Covenant over the Chaco dispute. The article declares any threat of war a concern to the League and authorizes action to safeguard world peace.
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Geneva
U.R
League of Nations
Ireland
Spain
Guatemala
Chaco
League
Cermak Funeral to be Held Friday in Chicago Stadium
Mayor Anton J. Cermak will lie in state at Chicago City Hall and be buried at Bohemian National Cemetery. His funeral is set for Friday 10 a.m. at the stadium after his death yesterday from injuries after a shooting intended for President Roosevelt. Political leaders from both parties postponed naming a successor.
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Cermak
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Miammi
Roosevelt
City Hall
Atate
Bohemian National Cemetery
Paraguay House approves declaration of war in Gran Chaco
In Asunción on March 7 the Paraguayan House of Deputies voted to declare war after months of fighting with Bolivian forces in the Gran Chaco region. The action follows sustained clashes and escalates regional tensions.
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Paraguay
AAPD
Gran Chaco
House of Deputies
Kiwanis Auction Bridge Fifth Session Scores Listed
Scores from the Kiwanis Club auction and contract bridge fifth session are recorded. Finalists underprivileged-child fundraiser will compete Thursday night at Hotel Berry. Leading pairs include Lucille Finsterwald and Helen Palmer with 41 44 points and others listed with mixed scores.
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Kiwanis Club
Berry
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Mrs. Aughe
Japs Vision
Nelsonville School News
THE
Nosey News Journalism Club
Ccharles Evans
Ferry First
Ion
Orgar
Vera Wee
Charlotte Scretary
Miss Acker
Miss Diehl
John Patton
Homer Pyle
Leslie Powell
Jack Landis
Max Lent
Earl Dilcher
Austin Cope
Betty Wemsley
Nell Dowler
Helen Call
Luella Whitlatch
Mary Bettemyer
Pauline Brown
William McLatch
Frank Rosser
Gene Connor
Paul Hunter
Leo Hunter
Zita Bowers
Emmett Keplar
Paulete Davis
Gladys Pierce
Edith
Edison
Cletts
Riment Store
Nehonville
Majestic Nelannville
Mitzi Green May Robson
REO Radio Picture
Akley
Oakley
Insurance Agency
WUAR
Bos
Glouster
Luckoff
Union Furnace
Stiers
Lloyd Evans
Haffner
Dorothy Vorhes
Don Johnson
Freda Smith
Betty Snackenburg
Shirley Knight
Venizelos
Bieutherious Venizelos
Republican
Sorthie
Lucille Finsterwald
Helen Palmer
C. E. Cooper
Capt. Lowry
R. W. Finsterwald
T. W. Craig
T. T. Morton
R. H. Paynter
Pansy Morgan
Helen Beckley
Tom Biddle
J. R. Johnson
F.L. Forsyth
Roger Jones
Harry Beckley
John Swaneon
BF. C. Schioss
F. X. Rauch
Maude Fene Zel
W. M. Bryant
John Kitchher
D. H. Biddle
Evan Jones
John Preston
Kenneth Wilcox
KE. C. Bibbee
Scott Haney
M. M. Kerr
Carl Stickney
William Gross
William Tross
J. Daugherty
Mix
Mary Collins
M. Clifton
Larry Rice
West
Kent Sanford
George Rutkuskie Jr
Harley Moter
P. C. Nichola
Mra
John Will
John Gill
John Sprague
C. O. Pickering
Elizabeth Beckley
O. Fy. Pilcher
George Rutherkle
J. H. Boden
South Asd
Kaige Pouleen
W W. Gaylord
Robert Wood
Robert Woot
Margeret Abel
Ann Brown
James Biddle
John Groundwater
Jack Bobo
M. D. Worley
J. B. Swanton
Caspar Bingmen
Don Peden
Earl Beckley
M. T. Dunbar
J. B. Jettioff
Nhodes
Rowland
Miller
Boyles
J. L. Beckley & Sons
Uchies
Mune Carlo
Monaco
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