Nelsonville Parent-Teacher Association Elects Officers
The Central building P T A met Friday to elect officers and plan the April 1 meeting for all associations. A program by 4th to 6th graders featured decorated rooms and student work. Officers elected were President Mrs G A Hamm First Vice President Mrs Zou Rice Second Vice President Mrs Herbert Leyshon Secretary Mrs Ivan Kinney Treasurer Miss Grace Roberts.
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tZeacher Association
Re Ze
G. A. Hamm
Zou Rice
Herbert Leyshon
Ivan Kinney
Grace Roberts
East School PTA Meeting Draws Good Attendance
The East school Parent-Teacher Association met Friday after F with strong attendance. A pupil program was presented, followed by a mess meeting.
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Parent-Teacher Association
East School
St Patricks Day Tea Social Hosts 500 Card Game
Mrs Rhodes and Mrs Johnson hosted an elegant Friday social at the beautiful new home of Mrs and Rhodes. A six o'clock three course dinner preceded a late evening of 500 as guests in green and white decor arrived from Logan Columbus Athens and local names.
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Rhodes
Johnson
St. Patricks Day
Charles of
Logan
Frank Milli
Columbus
F. X
Athens
Mesdames R . Jackson
Eugene Shafer
Frank
Ed Rosser
L. H. Rice
J. Kle
R. R. Stalter
C. E. Welch
E. Bell
C. E. Bennett
P. W. Walter Mechem
T. C
Harry Kelly
Charles Pres- Elizabeth Preston
N. Hill
Shafer
William Morgan
Edey
L. D. Martin
Frank Teden
Fred Edington
Misses Bie Benson
Mabel Poston
Leona Rails
Nona Lane
Sewing Party At Circle of Will Circle
Sewing party members of the Circle will meet in the social rooms of the Presbyterian church Wednesday after.
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Circle of
Presbey Church
Cabinet Members Meet at First Session in Humorous Tone
President Harding unveils a lighthearted approach at the opening session. He asks Vice President Coolidge to join in a plan that signals a less formal tone for the cabinet gathering.
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Harding
Coolidge
Executions of Sinn Feiners in Mt Joy Prison
In Dublin on March 14 six Sinn Feiners were executed at Mt Joy prison by British authorities as about 20 000 people knelt in prayer outside. The condemned men were led to death in pairs at hourly intervals and maintained composure. Public work halted and telegraph and post offices closed until noon.
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Dublin
Mt. Joy
Noon Class to Start Promptly at Two O Clock
Notice urges all members to attend and invites all persons interested in the class to join a session starting promptly at two o'clock noon.
Nelsonville Officer Sam Taylor Suspended Pending Hearing
Night Patrolman Sam Taylor of the Nelsonville police force is suspended for five days by Chief Pearson while awaiting a hearing before Safety Director Kelly. An affidavit by Donald Poston accuses Taylor of sleeping on duty and taking money from private concerns, filed with Chief Pearson who ordered the suspension. Taylor’s hearing is set for Wednesday at 4 PM.
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Sam Taylor
Nelsonville
Pearson
Kelly
Donald Poston
Taylor
Banner Sunday draws crowds at Berean class contest
Yesterday brought strong attendance at Christian and Sunday school with 670 worshippers. Berean class sparked unusual interest as 200 men attended while Portsmouth class had 164. Bereans aim for 250 next Sunday.
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Berean
Portsmouth
Bereans
Chamber of Commerce Plans Big Weekly Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce announces a weekly meeting with a note to expect a significant session this time. Members are urged to watch for details and agenda updates.
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Chamber: OF Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Delbert Davis and Son Paul Visit Athens Hostess
Mrs Delbert Davis and her son Paul were Saturday guests of Mrs C A Hooper at Athens.
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Delbert Davis
Paul
C. A. Hooper
Athens
City beautification contest urged by Women’s Club
The Women’s Community Club proposes a city beautification drive with a contest for the best backyard. A prize may be offered for the winner, based on seven requirements including cleanliness, a garden, a good fence, one tree, and well trimmed grass.
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Women’s Community Club
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Oscar Webb on High Street
Neighbors and friends gathered Saturday evening at the Webb home on High Street to honor the couple. Miss Susie Clark presented a fine Bible on behalf of the group. The evening featured social chat, games, and a dainty lunch, with guests bidding them well as they depart the neighborhood.
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Oscar Webb
High Street
Susie Clark
Couple on Florida trip visit Caldwell kin this week
Mr and Mrs David Quick traveling from Florida to Caldwell Ohio stayed with their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs B Acomb for part of the week, visiting family.
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David Quick
Florida
Caldwell
Ohio
B. Acomb
Eastern plants restart growth after February gain
The state industrial commission reports February employment rose two cents from January, indicating renewed activity in eastern plants.
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State Industrial Commission
Trial Date Set in Mine Owner Cases in West Virginia
In Matewan West Virginia the Sid Hatfield led case against the Coke Company was moved to April 6 in U S District Court. The prior March 8 hearing was delayed after authorities say Hatfield and two other defendants intimidated company employees, violating an injunction issued last October.
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Cat Gfap
W. Va
J Coke Company
United States
Sid Hatfield
Matewan
Ser Plage
Gg Glee Felts
Conpany Mingo
Countians
Miss Cathrine and Margaret Spencer Guests at OU Athens
Miss Cathrine and Margaret Spencer, students at O U Athens, were hosted by their parents for a visit Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mae Johnson Visits With Aunt Mrs Richard Gibson
Miss Mae Johnson of Union Furnace spent the weekend visiting her aunt Mrs Richard Gibson and family, sharing time and hospitality in the community.
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Mae Johnson
Union Furnace
Richard Gibson
Woman's Community Club Plans First Meeting
Arrangements are complete for the inaugural meeting to be held this evening at the high school auditorium. All chairmen will report on their work and plans. W. Gibson will speak on early spring flowers.
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Woman’s Community Club
W. Gibson
Money Cannot Be Taken in Shroud to Other Shore
Revival meetings at Richland Avenue M. E. church feature Evangelist Hakin whose sermons urge giving time to the gospel over wealth. He stresses four classes in the parable of the sower and condemns a money-focused life while urging Christ’s salvation.
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Richland Avenue M. E
Hakin
Christ
Demonstrations At The Peoples Store Glouster
The Peoples Store in Glouster hosts demonstrations of French Knot and Chenille Art Needles by Walter tisen er. The event promotes craft work as shoppers view intricate needlework and tools in a local display.
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Glouster
Glouster Receives Semiannual Draw for Bond Sinking Fund
The village received its semiannual funds late this week with most money designated to the sinking fund for bonds and interest. Glouster reported $449.27 from automobile license fees as part of the draw, funds used for street work. The report lists additional amounts received.
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Glouster
Foreman Resigns to Start General Contracting Business
R. Bobo, employed as foreman by Bryson Co for two years, resigns to enter general contracting. Gerald King of this city succeeds Bobo at Bryson Lumber.
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R. Bobo
Bryson Co
Gerald King
Bobo
Bryson Lumber
Local travel and family visits reported in Columbus area
Mr and Mrs Harry Skinner and baby returned to Columbus after a week visiting relatives and friends here Mrs Skinner and child stayed on as Mr Skinner joined them Friday Mrs Charlotte Gurley visits Haydenville with Mrs Leda Wolf D D Leadbetter accompanies her home Don Burt and family visit Athens residents Rev J L Landsitter called to Lockbourne to assist in funeral services of Col G M Bulén wife.
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Harry Skinner
Baby
Columbus
Mrs. Skinner
Mr. Skinner
Charlotte Gurley
Leda Wolf
Haydenville
D. D. Leadbetter
Don Burt
Athens
J. L. Landsitter
Lockbourne
G. M. Bulén
Athens H S Basketball Team Earns Sixth in National Tourney
Athens high school from Chicago arrived to claim sixth place in a national tournament featuring 26 teams from 12 states. West Lafayette Indiana beat Athens in a close semifinal, while Captain Wise led Athens until an injury forced his retirement. Coach Mackie praised the squad’s national prestige and strong showings by Battin Sharp Barnes E Sharp Bolin Wilcox Shafer.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
West Lafayette
Ind
Coun
Ohio
Buckeye
Westle
Captain Wise
Battin
K. Sharp Barnes
E. Sharp
Bolin Wilcox
Shafer
England to OK Harvey as Ambassador
President Harding awaits assurances from Britain that Colonel George Harvey will be acceptable as ambassador to London before sending his nomination to the Senate. No assurances have been received yet, making it unlikely the nomination will go to the Senate today. Harding has decided upon Harvey and assumes acceptance.
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Washington
Harding
George Harvey
London
Harvey
Senate
Police Question Woman and Two Men in Golas Shooting
Cleveland police questioned a woman and two men today in connection with the mysterious shooting of John Golas in his home shortly after midnight.
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Cleveland
Mar
John Golas
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Building and Repairs Start in Athens City
Athens sees a wave of construction as wartime price controls ease. Okey Halls opens an army surplus store on West Union, Fred McCoy starts a Newsom Building pool room, and Mrs. Foutch plans a Court Street Tea Room. Frank X. Rauch remodels the Judge Jewett home adding a veranda and hedge. The Ranch residence gains a front porch and garage, improving the corner. The old Baker home at 64 North High is stuccoed with new porch and balcony, while James A. Phillips builds a basement level pawel garage.
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Athens
Okey Halls
West Union Street
Fred McCoy
Newsom
Foutch
Logan
Court Street
Frank X. Rauch
Judge Jewett
Charles Henderson
South Court Street
President Street
Baker Hom
North High Streets
James A. Cpa Phillips
Pawel
Babys Bie
Operatic Star to Wed Secretary of Enrico Caruso
A Metropolitan Opera soprano and the secretary of Enrico Caruso plan a secret marriage. The announcement surprised many in the musical world, with formal confirmation reaching the general public.
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Enrico Caruso
Property deals and wall setback at Univeral Terrace
A house at 05 Univeral Terrace faces a downed retaining wall and a coming garage. Mr J S Beckley, who recently purchased the adjoining property, plans improvements as defense ex Samorennes on the Delleine. May Drs Merwin and Goldsberry have bought the former Charles Morris home at Went West mee nie eet.
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Univeral Terrace
J. S. Beckley
Roseth
Samorennes
New Timber Project Planned If Conditions Permit
Lumber officials say at least forty new homes will be built in the eos if conditions become favorable. The plan hinges on favorable weather and supply, with developers aiming to meet an ambitious construction schedule.
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