Fire alarms and street chaos disrupt Mill Street scene
Report describes chaotic chase and reflections of two fires on Mill Street and Pleasant Dew Avery area. Fire crews rushed to Ward building as a second fire near Madison Street prompted city response. Investigation links Mill Street blaze to earlier disturbance. district units dispatched to Madison Street area.
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Maren
Tito
Apor
Mill Street
Pleasant Dew Avery
Matison Street
Toe Lee
Madison Street
Nelsonville Civil Service Plans Exam for Municipal Plant Workers
Nelsonville Civil Service Commission announced a competitive examination for stationary engineers and firemen at the municipal plant. The test will be held Wednesday, April 2, with an age limit of 30, and applications must be filed by March 26.
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Nelsonville
Reorganized church holds revival and baptism services
March 15 report from Nelsonville notes Elder Grice of St. Clair Michigan conducts services at the reorganized Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Jackson Street. An all day meeting Sunday includes baptism candidates in the Mocking river and a 9:34 a.m. Sunday School with sermon at 10:45 a.m. and 2:54 p.m. confirmation service followed by evening services at 6:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Eller John Rr, Grice
St. Clair
Michigan
Reorganized Church Co
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jackson Street
Harper
Suntaye
Grice
Mocking River
Grite
Breleben
Station Opens in Nelsonville At Safurd
A new Super Service Station opens Saturday in Nelsonville at the site formerly occupied by Belt Garage. Owners Carlos Ore and Joe Verse will operate the station. Weston and guests attend a bridge gathering on East Columbus Street with Mrs Walkice Gremn hosting and prize honors awarded for high score.
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Nelsonviles
Abitaarr
Atertaens
Brea Maber Weston
East Columbus Street
Walkice Gremn
Sineei Morgan
Amd
Willham Milly
Louis Rice
Mills
Clug
Malvern Wilson
East Franklin Street
Mas Limion
Mary Louise Pritchard
Y M C A NOTES: Plans for boys grade school events
Athletic Committee outlines track meet plans and pennant prizes for each division. A marble tournament and a kite flying contest promoted by Boy Scouts. Indoor baseball in classes. Post robin season baseball expected to rise in priority. Ohio Y MC A held a Columbus meeting with no major disclosures. Ladies Auxiliary sold candy to boost the radio fund. Parents require earlier curfews for boys.
Set exam dates announced for prospective teachers
Columbus report states that spring examinations for prospective teachers will occur on April 5 May 2 and June 7 as announced by the state department of education.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
Lenten Services at the Presbyterian Church
The church announces a series of Lenten sermons on Sundays at the Presbyterian Church. Special services will reflect on themes of the Second World War era and feature the choir singing at evening sessions.
Roegge Fined At Athens Court Hearing
Clarence Roegge was fined and ordered to pay costs after a hearing in the Trologe Court in Athens on Thursday. He faced a six months sentence and related charges tied to his actions. The case details include a disputed contribution and painter’s sequence in question.
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Clarence
Trologe Court
Athens
Ho Washeed
Sam Seideree
Local Residents Notables Visit Logan on Weekend
Mrs. Isore Sehwenkr Miss ASerwenke and Miss Jane Rleinsehmidt from Logan were guests of honor at a Logan event hosted by Mr and Mrs. Will Parry and family. John Zoller has returned from a business trip to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Jamies Newman was a visitor in Logan Saturday.
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Setitops
Athena
Gobir
Heaeshaw
Pia
Dasis
Sen
Ausasi
John Wught
Were Levault
Marthereece
Weasley
Joe Keege
Bays
Giabate
Lista AP Tthe VenNt Hospi, Mins Blanela Mogretremd Wats 4 I Visiter In Cobimtog
Earl Saker
Mitlers
Ti. Bennett
Christa
Meg. Sain Thomas
West Washington Street
Socral
St, Vatrick
Mes. Theis
Mra Aditi Ruscee
Mes. Jained Ceape
Banquet Planned for Wilson at Hocking Valley
A large crowd is expected for a banquet honoring Ralph G Wilson and the Hocking Valley Railroad officials. The event will feature remarks on the future of the Hocking Valley area and will include speakers and attendees from local business and civic groups. Wilson is noted for his leadership and long service with the Roger W Institute.
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WSGUN
Ralph G Wilson
Phristian Church
Nelseiente
Peat Brihig Eestige
Wilsan’s Fries
Assur Dabee
Roger W
Mr. Wilson
Rees
Throtische
Jay Prrag
Dys Albof
Suljeee
Hacking Valles
Wise
Ste Ds
Hocking
Valer Muail
Fiat
Ren
Losant
Murray City
New Pittsburgh
Trulm
Flock Valley Railroad
K. Wilson
Tly
Ule Brayekh
M. Connore
Youll
Tha Comine Witsen Meeling
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Mrs. Tang
Abe
Civis Service Commission
Joyce's Dept. Store
M. E. Joyce
Foot Outfitters
Neosley
Ohio Y
Ladies Auaillary
Evans
Gye
Sibbay
Roegge
Albert Arrson
Dickson, Mich
Elliott
E. J. Adams
Milo Bostwick
John Homick
Loyd Bostwick
Lairson
B. A
Earl Baker
Jefferson Street
Walter Presher
Leland
Pleree
John Pleree
Wilson
Ada Comettes
Foster
Bartly
Thal
Washington
Ats County
Bates Wien
Conroe
Mast Waites
New Uetii Hottie Hone
Meogdok
Baea
Mey Dakers
Sette
Mos
Mos Veo Jets. Deen
Sol
Chetan
Aedo Getir
Adetesberger
Dale Avene Tran
Hoodletts
Mont Tema
NEW Majestic
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Scott Paint and Wallpaper CO
Selsos
Fred R Beasley
Majestic Theatre
Janet Gaynor and
Charles Farrell
Sunny Side Up
Golonial Tea Room
MI Insurance Agency
Bows Insurance Real Estate
Chauncey
E. E. Bell Garage
Hocking and
Fayette Streets
Firestone
Fred R. Beasley
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