Milk Liquor Junk Figure In Hearings
In Nelsonville on March 12 a dairy dealer complained of milk thefts along routes. Acting Police Chief Bateman and Mayor Eberle handled four youths tied to milk raids, warning them of a Major Johnson hearing. Several other cases included intoxication charges and domestic disputes with fines and hearings scheduled.
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Nelsonville
George Bateman
L. J. Eberle
Bateman
Poplar Street
Longstreth
Campbell Street
East End
Isaac Ward
Harper Hollow
Ward
Jesse Linscott
Marie Hysell
John Hysell
Nim Wemsley
Naomi Wemsley
Eberte
Nelsonville Church of Christ Divides Wednesday Services
Nelsonville March 12 The Church of Christ Wednesday services at 7 p m now have three parts inspirational devotional and instructional led by Rev K H McCorkle The topic for this week is Blessings in Christ with Acts eight conversions read and studied. A church bazaar is planned March 14 with booths by all adult classes and a 5 30 p m chicken dinner for fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Church of Christ
K. H. McCorkle
Bugaar
Esther
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Rose Shackelford in Lancaster
A birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis home in Buchtel honored their daughter Mrs. Rose Shackelford of Lancaster. An elaborate dinner followed by a white cake lit with pink candles. Mrs. Shackelford received gifts as guests enjoyed bridge and five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
Buchtel
Rose Shackelford
Lancaster
Shackelford
Isabelle Lewis
Juanita McQueen
Margie Peters
Ohio University
Athens
Pauline Woodson
Chapman Woodson
Hope Woodson
Pearl Woodson
Raymond Harper
Clay Christian
Raymond Brunston
Nelsonville
William Farmer
Alfred Northcutt
Zanesville
June Lee Northcutt
Mary Nutter Lewis
Lola and
Charles
Porter Sweazy
Daughters of Veterans Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
The Daughters of Veterans will meet this evening at 7 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Athens City Council Creates Tree Protection Commission
An Athens ordinance establishes a three member, unpaid tree protection commission to advise the Service Department on planting, maintenance and protection of shade trees on city property. The measure allows the mayor to appoint terms of two, three and four years, with the council as arbiter if disputes arise. The article notes budget pressures and street work considerations alongside the tree plan.
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Athens
Eas State Street
Elmwood Place
Wallace
Alex Moore
Frank Lowry
Enderlin Forest
Carbondale
Ralph Dalton
8. H. Bing
Lowry
G. M. Romine
Romine
East State
West State
Carpenter Street
Lancaster Street
Hyde Corner
Bert Russell
West Washington Street
Miner Seriously Wounded by Falling Axe at Imperial Mine
Frank Douglas, employed at Imperial Mine in Deanville, was severely wounded when an axe used for timber cutting flew back and struck the back of his neck Monday afternoon. He received medical attention from Dr. C. G. Dew. Manus and Charles Shafer of Columbus visited family here, as did Mr. and Mrs. John Hillen in Columbus. Mr. Harry Hall and Claude of Columbus were guests of relatives. W. F. Gray and Clarence Ortt of Newcomerstown joined locals for a Sunday in Columbus, with E. Bennett visiting Columbus today.
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Nelsonville
Frank Douglas
Imperial Mine
Deanville
Douglas
C. G. Dew
Manus
Charles Shafer
Columbus
John Monks
John Hillen
Harry Hall
Claude
W. F. Gray
Clarence Ortt
Newcomerstown
E. Bennett
Ohio University Glee Club to Enter State Contest
The Ohio University Girls Glee Club directed by Mrs. Margaret Benedict competes with six other glee clubs in Cincinnati's Emery Auditorium as part of the State Association of Women's Glee Clubs contest. They broadcast one hour from WLW on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Girls' Glee Club
Margaret Benedict
State Association of Women's Glee Clubs
Emery Auditorium
Cincinnati
WLW
Crosley
Martha Culp
University of Cincinnati
Anne Schellenger
Ruth Brelsford
Cincinnnati
Cincinnati-Ohio University Alumni Association
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miami University
Ohio Northern University
Bluffton College
Harvey Gaul
Pittsburgh
Ohio University Club
Kidnapped Boy Found In Kentucky Town
Jimmy Banks seven year old, reportedly abducted from Akron Ohio three weeks ago, was found at J B Farmer in Catlettsburg Kentucky. Farmer and the boy’s grandfather Oscar Lane of Pikeville Kentucky were arrested and jailed. Banks suspected his daughter’s husband as the abductor and told police he might be in Kentucky.
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Catlettsburg
U.P
Jimmy Banks
Claude Banks
Akron
J. B. Farmer
Farmer
Oscar Lane
Pikeville
Cattlettsburg
Banks
Kentucky
Famine Claims Thousands in Belgian Ruanda Report
A Kampala dispatch to the London Daily News says thousands died of famine in Belgian Ruanda. The report notes motorists saw hundreds dying on roads as they tried to cross into Uganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kampala
Uganda
London Daily News Today
Ruanda
Kappa Sigma Pi Plans Evening Meeting at Church
Kappa Sigma Pi of the Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at 7 PM in the church. Dr. W L Gard will lead a brief discussion on The Life of Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma PI
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Gard
Paul
Hurt at Mine Sees Worker Suffer Broken Shoulder
Walter Bennett suffered a broken shoulder Monday afternoon when coal fell at the White Ash Mine Bailey Run where he works. He was taken to Dr Hyde's office for medical attention and later returned home on Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Walter Bennett
White Ash
Bailey Run
Hyde
Chestnut Street
Dayton Power and Light to Sell Preferred Stock
Columbus March 12 authority granted by the Public Utilities Commission allows Dayton Power and Light Company to issue and sell 2 1/2 million dollars in six percent preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Dayton Power and Light Company
Public Utilities Commission
Mrs Wilt Dies at Lancaster Home
Mrs Will Simonton learned of her aunt Mrs James Wilt death Sunday night at the family home in Lancaster. The Wilt family once resided in Nelsonville. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at the residence with burial in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Will Simonton
James Wilt
Lancaster
Wilt
Three New Borns Reported In Nelsonville Area
March notices from Nelsonville and nearby towns record births. Joe Edward Stratton was born March 12 to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stratton of Fayette Street, with Audrey Hellyer formerly of New Pittsburg. Eddie Joe Dewhurst, born March 9 at White Cross Hospital Columbus, is the grandson of local families the Dewhursts and Morrells. Allison Grant Dewhurst was born March 10 to Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Rhodes near Kimberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
E. H. Stratton
Fayette Street
Joe Edward
Stratton
Audrey Hellyer
New Pittsburg
Gilbert Dewhurst
Ann Morrell
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Eddie Joe
Joe Dewhurst
Ed L. Morrell
Columbua
B. S. Rhodes
Augusta Pidcock
Kimberly
Allison Grant
Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted
Ralph M. Butts returned from New York City after a three week baking course and will live in Glouster. Ira Swingles left for Boston due to his brother's death. Several residents are visiting Columbus and Akron relatives, with multiple guests noted at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Butts
New York City
George Butts
Nelsonville
Glouster
Lillian Estep
Rhodes
Kimberly
Ira Swingles
Boston
Mass
John Swingle
Claude Cranmer
Ada Graham
Clarence Ortt
Newcomerstown
W. ¥. Gray
Madison Street
Lis McLaughlin
Columbus
C. A. Stover
Will Blackburn
Billy Litz
Akron
Donald Shafer
Waffle Party for Methodist Sunday School Class
Mrs Will Simonton and Miss Erma Wilson hosted Class 21 of the Methodist Sunday School at Erma Wilsons East Columbus Street home on Monday evening. A waffle dinner for twenty members was served and enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Simonton
Erma Wilson
Methodist Sunday School
East Columbus Street
Pollyanna Class Hosts Social at West Washington Home
Miss Louise Ray hosted the Pollyanna Class of the Christian Sunday School Monday evening at West Washington Street. A business meeting planned the church bazaar for Thursday March 14. Lunch during the social hour featured St Patrick’s appointments and was served. Present were Mrs Claude Cranmer teacher Mrs Walter Linscott Mrs Lou Adams Mrs Florence Oldfield Miss Gay Ervin Miss Elsie Coakley Miss Mildred Bryan Miss Erma Ball Miss Edith Dilcher Miss Lillian Hellyer Miss Kathleen Barrows Miss Mary Cranmer Miss Rena Morman and Miss Amelia Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ray
Christian Sunday School
West Washington Street
St. Patricks
Claude Cranmer
T the
Walter Linscott
Lou Adams
Florence Oldfield
Gay Ervin
Elsie Coakley
Mildred Bryan
Bartoe Home Hosts Card Party Saturday Evening
Mr and Mrs Max Bartoe Jr entertained at cards at 101 Mill Street on Saturday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Bob Jewett Mr and Mrs Pearl Grace and Mr and Mrs Watson Wolfe. Refreshments were served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bartoe Jr
Mill Street
Bob Jewett
Pearl Grace
Watson Wolfe
Nelsonville Girls Basketball Team Theater Party
The Nelsonville High School girls basketball team enjoyed a Monday evening theater party at the Majestic. Coach Miss Helen Shaw and manager Miss Irene Frericks led the group, joined by Treva Shaw Mary Whyte Helen Ogg Bessie Margaret Shafer Lulu Steenrod Adda Frances Butt Ruth Pierce Vivian Woolery Mary Pritchard Lorena Norman and other teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville High School
the Majestic
Helen Shaw
Irene Frericks
Treva Shaw
Mary Whyte
Helen Ogg
Bessie
Margaret Shafer
Lulu Steenrod
Adda Frances Butt
Ruth Pierce
Vivian Woolery
Mary Pritchard
Lorena Norman
Musical program at Athens Kiwanis assembly spotlighted
At the Athens Kiwanis meeting in Hill Crest Inn the club enjoyed a musical program with Harmon Atkinson of Athens High School performing cello and trumpet solos. Ohio University students Paul Beatty Jack Martin Bob Gardner and Jimmie Blankenship also sang. The event promoted a Michigan summer music camp for high school players and announced prizes for the Athens Merchants Exposition.
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Athens Kiwanis G Club
Hill Crest Inn
Thesteiry
W. FE. Moler
Albany Road
Harmon Atkinson
Athens High School
Jettie Denmark
Miss Denmark
Michigan
Kiwanis Club
Atkinson
Seasion
Etitid
Ohio University
Paul Beatty
Youngstown
Jack Martin
Nelsonville
Bob Gardner
Lakewood
Jimmie Blankenship
New Straitsville
B. T. Grover
Athens
Harold BE. Wise
Kiwanis Club Adopts International Rules for Contest
The Kiwanis club planned a contest under Kiwanis International rules. Two new members were welcomed: Dwight Williams, purchasing agent of Ray-Glo Corporation, and J. S. Sherrard of Athens National Bank. Guests included Dr. C. L. Jones, Ronald Jones, William Moler Jr., and Jank Moler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
O. C. Bird
Kiwanis Education Committee
Dwight Williams
Ray-Glo Corporation
J. S. Sherrard
Athens National Bank
Dr. C. L. Jones
Ronald Jones
William Moler, Jr
Jank Moler
Soper Urges Wholesome Rivalry Among Ohio Colleges
Dr Edmund D Soper president of Ohio Wesleyan University urges wholesome rivalry in inter collegiate affairs to be developed among all the colleges in Ohio He delivers sermons at combined Methodist and Presbyterian church services this week during a union gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Edmund D. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Soper comments on improving rival university relations
Dr Soper says rivals can be friends and both Ohio Wesleyan University and Ohio University should cooperate. He thanks the townspeople and universities for hospitality and expresses that their relationship is just beginning during this visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio University
Dr. Soper
Schedule For Schick Tests In Athens County Schools
The Schick test schedule was released under Dr. T H Mahoney supervision. Dr. Mahoney and nurse Misé Fell tested Athens city pupils and coordinated with district leaders Miss Clara Cavanaugh in several towns. By week’s end all county schools had been covered, officials said.
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Schick
Athens County
T. H. Mahoney
Athens City
Mahoney
Misé ¥ Fell
New Marshfield
Mineral
Hocking
Carbondale
Connett
Grove
Kimberly
Clara Cavanaugh
Jerseysville
Pleasanton
Goilden
Bardsville
Albany
Misa Fell
Speedy Dade Left Injury Worries Los Angeles Doctors
Los Angeles physicians are stumped by a left injury afflicting flyweight Speedy Dade, leaving his status unclear and sparking concern about his next bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Speedy Dade
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ORKLE
Athens Council
Tree Commission
E. Ti. Wallace
Ohio University Agriculture Department
Glee Club
Pollyanna
Kiwanis Assembly
New Hill Crest Inn
Soper
Liverpool
England
Joseph Reginald V. Clarke
Walton
Clarke
Princeton University
Yiew Hudson
Jour Isle Cuarther
Treasure Islands
Treasure Island
Paris-American Pharmacal CO
Samsara
Owen Fannie Wardeee
Fannie Ward
Certinaies
The
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