Nelsonville High presents operetta Anne at school auditorium
Lone hundred of Nelsonville High students and staff stage the operetta Anne by Estelle cisrk and Palmer John. Under Harold punted and Doris Horsch supervision, the cast includes Jules Stefan Garth Light Ralph Horton Molly Noe and others with a student orchestra providing music. The production features new scenery and dances in the Home Economics theater room.
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Lone Hundred
Nelsonville High
Estelle Cisrk
Palmer John H Achool
Harold
Papa Jules
Stefan
Garth Light
Ralph Horton
Molly
Robert Backus
Jules
Nelle Dowler
Steenrod
Duchess
Goats
Duke Edison
Diane
Mary Je
Hubert John Hudla Charlies Evans
Genph Spray
Queen
In Brooks
King Gus
Tax on Sales Regulations — Ohio Notice
A fragmented OCR item references sales tax law and regulatory collection in Ohio. It mentions government, state and city authorities, tax stamps, and demands for receipts details, signaling a legal notice or regulatory summary.
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Regulations
Gov
Ohio
Nelsonville Brick Plant No 2 Resumes Operations
Nelsonville Brick Company plant No 2 ended a six month idle period as of Wednesday morning. About 75 to 80 workers returned to work and the plant will first produce building tile, with paving brick to follow in the spring.
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Nelsonville Brick Co
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Brick Company
Mrs Welch Hosts Bridge Club at Home
Mrs C E Welch entertained her bridge club at home in Nelsonville with four tables of play on Wednesday night. Guests included Mrs Stanley Dew Mrs William Mills Miss Catharine Newman and several others. Mrs Johnson held high guest score with Mrs John Edington and Mrs Walter Mechem high club scorers.
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Nelsonville
Stanley Dew
William Mills
Catharine Newman
Gay Aumiller
C. G. Sheppard
H Bartlett
John Lawson
A. B. Johnson
C. E. Welch
Johnson
John Edington
Walter Mechem
Home Guards Hear From Small Ward
Nelsonville Virginia Ruth Lee Patty Nelson Naomi Ogg hosted a Home Guards gathering at the First Methodist Church parlor. Alice Dusky presided and led devotions and business. Miss Beasie Stephenson presented a Study Book chapter, and a Cedartown Georgia missionary child’s Christmas box thank you was read. Refreshments followed.
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Nelsonville
Virginia
Ruth Lee
Patty Nelson
Naomi Ogg
First Methodist Church
Alice Dusky
Beasie Stephenson
Cedartown
Young Reader Praised at Athens Teachers' Meeting
Ruth Beckler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Beckler, a Nelsonville High School junior, gave two readings on the program of the Athens County Teachers Association meeting held Wednesday night in the Methodist Church at Athens. She was highly complimented on her ability as a reader.
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Nelsonville
Mies
Ruth Beckler
Robert Beckler
Athens County Teachers’ Association
Athens
Mise Beckler
Nelsonville High 1925 Class Gather Friday Night
Members of the Class of 1925 at Nelsonville High School are asked to meet Friday night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Shelby Barber Ruth Miller 40 Poplar Street All members urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Shelby Barber
Ruth Miller
Poplar Street
Columbus Week Visits Noted in Nelsonville Notes
Dr. and Mrs. C. EF. Welch are spending the week in Columbus. Mrs. Joshua Spencer visits her daughter Mrs. Gue White in Athens. Mrs. Frank Bonifield is spending the day in Columbus.
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C. EF. Welch
Columbus
Joshua Spencer
Gue White
Athens
Frank Bonifield
Nelsonville couple announce birth of Jackie Cleber Denny
Mr and Mrs Dallas Denny announce the birth of a son at home Monday March 4. The child is named Jackie Cleber Denny. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Kelly and Mr and Mrs Harve Denny, all of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Dallas Denny
Sue Kelly
Jackie Cleber Denny
Fred Kelly
Harve Denny
Home Coming Night Planned by West Side P T A
West Side Parent-Teacher Association hosts annual Home Coming Night Friday at 7 30 oclock with former members invited A diverse program includes piano duet by Betty and Jane Verity solo by Elmer Siddle a skit The Henpecked Holler Gossip performed by a group of members and former members Expected large attendance at the community event
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Nelsonvlle
West Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Betty
Jane Verity
James Hallett
Jeff Bowers
Elmer Siddle
William Barrows
Carnes Hickman
Adrian Harmony
Ivan Matheny
Howard Raine
Wilbur Hutchins
Don Johnson
Geneva Gears
Leah Reynolds
Ruth Cook
Plea of Guilt Brings Heavy Fine by Mayor
Nelsonville city resident Carl Keplar pleaded guilty to petit larceny in the removal of a hat and several dolls from Dr. A. L. Pritchard’s office. Mayor Holland fined him $100 and costs and sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail.
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Nelsonville
Carl Keplar
A. L. Pritchard
Athens
Holland
Keplar
Miss Helen Gandees Sunday School Social Winner
Miss Helen Gand ee hosted the Gleaners class of the Christian Church Wednesday night at her Nelsonville home. After a brief business session a social hour and refreshments followed. Wilma Patton won the contest. Seventeen members one guest Peggy Ann Green and teacher Mrs. Stanley Mechem attended.
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Nelsonville
Helen Gandee
Gleaners
The
Christian Church
Wilma Patton
Peggy Ann Green
Stanley Mechem
Joint World Day of Prayer Observed in Nelsonville Church
Friday at 2 o clock the World Day of Prayer will be observed by the city missionary societies in a joint meeting at the First Methodist Church. Special music and program have been arranged for the occasion.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
World Day of Prayer Observed at Union Furnace Church
The World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday night at 7 30 o'clock at Union Furnace Presbyterian Church. There will be special music and a playette by the women of the church, making for a very good program.
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Union Furnace
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville Social at Wolfe Home on March First
A party hosted by Eileen and Evelyn Wolfe at their Nelsonville residence Friday night March 1 featured refreshments and games. Attendees included Eileen Hughes Evelyn Hughes Lillian Robson Betty Pyle Isabelle Easterling Bernadine Adkins Bill Matheny Joe Matheny Bill Bowens Hubert Robson Max Bennett and the Wolfe hosts. Eldin Ingram son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingram and Nelsonville High School class of 1931 graduate left for New York City Tuesday to join the Pennsylvania Railroad stationing on Long Island. He will live with his brother Maynard.
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Nelsonville
Eileen
Evelyn Wolfe
Evelyn Hughes
Lillian Robson
Betty Pyle
Isabelle Easterling
Bernadine Adkins
Bill
Joe Matheny
Bill Bowens
Hubert Robson
Max Bennett
Eldin Ingram
Arthur Ingram
Nelsonville High School
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island
Maynard
Mrs Webb Hosts Nelsonville Bridge Club
Mrs J L Webb welcomed the Nelsonville bridge club Tuesday night. After the game a luncheon followed and high scores were earned by Mrs Bingman and Mrs Wilson.
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Nelsonville
J. L. Webb
We Forget To Remember In a Proclamation On Traffic Hazards
A Nelsonville editorial notes the public reluctance to aid traffic enforcement. It argues that relying on voluntary witnesses is limited, and that citizens condemn snitching while needing social responsibility. The piece laments missed warning signs and urges a public conscience to reduce fatalities.
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Nelsonville
Adjutant Hinshaw Delivers Illustrated Sermon
Adjutant W. W. Hinshaw of the Ath ens Salvation Army Corps presented an illustrated sermon titled Where Does God See You at a Union Chapel service in the Methodist Protestant Church. Colored evangelists Rev. and Mrs. E R. Robinson joined attendees from Salem and Richland Avenue churches as Hinshaw and the Robinsons planned further service at Putnam Methodist Protestant Church near Albany Thursday at 7:30 PM.
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Adjt
W. W. Hinshaw
Athens Salvation Army Corps
Union Chapel Methodist Protestant Church
E R. Robinson
Columabus
Saw
Salem
Richland Avenue
Adjutant Hinshaw
Robinson
Putnam Methodist Protestant Church
Albany
Birth of a Son Announced in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson announce the birth of a son at the home of Mrs KR H Jackson 84 East Washington Street.
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Nelsonville
Frank Jackson
KR. H. Jackson
East Washington Street
No Volley Ball Tonight in Nelsonville
Announcement by C. H. Hannahes says there will be no volleyball practice tonight in Nelsonville.
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Nahes
Man Admits Theft After Informant Overhears Talk
Nelson pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate T. H. Bennett and was bound over to the grand jury. Goldsberry testified he overheard Nelson discussing the theft of Mrs. Stover's money, leading to Nelson’s confession. Evidence included $70 recovered from John Davidson and a bottle with money buried at another site.
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Nelson
T. H. Bennett
Goldsberry
Mra. Stover
Herschel Murphey
Murphey
John Davidson
OU Drama Opens Practice for Merchant of Venice and What Every Woman Knows
Ohio University dramatics rehearsals begin for the Commencement play The Merchant of Venice and for What Every Woman Knows. Leads include Janet Blair Por tia and William Turner Shylock with a cast of Margaret Farmer Jessica and Margaret Porter Nerissa. Lois Splittorf and Joe Gill star in What Every Woman Knows with Helen Hayes setting the on screen precedent. Professor Cooper Vincent Jukes and Clifton Coleman aid the production with Coleman a prior Romeo.
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Ohio University Dramatics Department
Sir James Barrie
Janet Blair
Peekskill
N. Y
Portia
William Turner
Alliance
Shylock
Margaret Farmer
Dayton
Jessica
Margaret Porter
Athens
Nerissa
Axel Helander
Ridgefield Park
Antonio
Jacob Sherman
Athena
Bassanio
Maggie
Joan
Helen Hayes
Lois Splittorf
Cleveland
Joe Gill
W H. Cooper
Vincent Jukes
Wis! Atrect
Clifton Coleman
Bremen
Romeo
Farmer Plants Potatoes New Lexington
A farmer reports he has planted several bushels of potatoes and hopes spring is here, signaling agricultural activity in New Lexington.
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New Lexington
Nelsonville City Funds Shown In Auditor Report
City balances for all funds totaled 8364.52 for the month ended Feb 28 per City Auditor E F DeVore. Beginning balance 5417. receipts 8006.70. expenditures 5079.18. net gain 2947.52. Details given for general, gasoline, waterworks, electric, auto registration and relief funds with respective end balances.
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Nelsonville
E. F. DeVore
Glen Ebon Circle of Calls and Birth Announcements
Glen Ebon notes visitors from Hamsey Run and Chauncey as well as calls by Leonard Syx and Rev Van Stewart. Birth announcements a daughter Ruth Jean for Arthur Graham and a daughter Lucille Elizabeth for Forest Pierce. Mrs Elizabeth Stover is seriously ill.
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Glen Ebon
John McNabb
Hamsey Run
Nathan Thomas Sunday
Leonard Syx
Salem
van Stewart
Logan
Dan Smith
Elizabeth Stover
Perry Ridge
Mrs
Arthur Graham
Ruth Jean
Noted Mentalist Sonda to Perform at the Orpheum Today
Sonda the mentalist comes to the Orpheum Theater for two days starting today. Known as The Friendly Philosopher, the Kansas native showcases memory feats and a positive life view, claiming extraordinary recall of railroads engines depots and merchant contacts from childhood.
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Sonda
Orpheum Theater
Kansas
Ady
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