Church canvass and liquor raid shocks Nelsonville area
A Presbyterian church plan for a Sunday canvass at Nelsonville led to a raid by state prohibition inspectors. Several church members were arrested or fined, including a man found with liquor at his home. The event attracted attention in Athens and surrounding counties as officials outlined the church budget and enforcement actions.
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AGI
Vic Arnico
Sunville
Mareh
Moesbyleman
Frenchy
Afnica
Jn Hg
Bsvery
Cauviss
Lena Altlico
Hasme
Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking
Buubel
Harner Hollow
Lundred
Ward H
Toe
Tre
Liosd Evans
Yates
Louise Rice i
Charles Poston
Amos Steenrod
Ward
Emmett Keenan
Bherle
Squire Tucker
Chauncey
Harve Nhon
Tom Brooks
H. A. Sines
Musical numbers at Presbyterian Church services planned
Special musical numbers at Presbyterian Church services include a morning vocal duet by Mrs L Rice and Mrs Edith Stiers. The evening concert features the men's choir performing the song Let him In. Organ preludes will be played by Miss Louise Rice with selections from the Venetian Love Song and Teccatto i LD mae jor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rice
Edith Stiers
Louise Rice
Ly Nevin
Mission group meets Friday at Nelsonville church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church held its monthly meeting in the church parlors. Mrs. John Herrora presided. Miss Ursilla Aler, a returned missionary, will be main speaker at the April 4 group meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Herrora
A. W. Hoffman
Christ
Chirist
Society
Thomas Spencer
A. J. Barker
Organization
Harry Jackson
Charles Hanting
Josephine Murphy
Thomas Potts
H. EB. Zuber
C W. Holtman
Ursilla Aler
Cima
Y M G A NOTES and Local Updates
Y M G A notes describe Mat Mills joining as chief and promoting YMCA activities. The piece praises community interest, weekly tours for visitors, orchestra nights and class meetings. It mentions scout troops meeting in the building, reading room use, and upcoming subscription notices. Also brief items cover an automobile fire in Nelsonville and a Masonic Lodge educational talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Mills
Louis Powell
Whitlatch
Basketball Banquet Set for Thursday in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville High School basketball banquet will be Thursday at 6 30 pm at the Presbyterian Church. Speakers include Frank Lloyd Mayes Marietta College athletics head and Rev Lloyd of Marietta. Coach George Marshall will present official letters and bestows basketballs for the Southeastern Ship League champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Temple
Elsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville High School
Presbyterian Church
C. E B. Bennett
Miller Wilson
Donald Johnson
H. E. Zuber
Frank Li
Duke Jlayes
Marietta, College
Hal el Lloyd
Marietta
Hayes
Greenfield High
Rem
Foul Dle
der Yost
Michigan
Athy
Arinnelt College
Towa
iHy
Marrietha
Sdwid L. Parsons
Marritta College
Lieyd
Liloyd
George Marshall
Goh
P T A Meeting and School Operetta At East School
Nelsonville reports a March 14 Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the East Building with recitations, a piano duet The Heart of the Sea, a third grade playette The Coming of Spring and songs. Mrs Dowler was elected district P T A delegate. Miss Hamer’s room won the traveling picture prize. Also noted a surprise party for Mrs Weekley and Paul Collamore role in Tulip Time rumor. Cosmopolitan Club met with readings and discussions on good reading and book buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Parent- Teacher Association of the East School
Coralie Buell
Monroe McKnight
James Hallett
Jess Bowers
Bp.t. A
Association
John Stocklen
Nelson Dowler
Pomeroy
Paul Colamore
Paul Collamore
Ned Banter
Zoen
Holland
Eduard Murphy
Mary Jo Bowers
Genevieve Ben- Rie
Bob Huenefeld
Mary Roscoe
Clyde Maffin
Tom Sheppard
Attendance at NoGlow Sunvilled High School Drops
Enrollment in February at Juntoy High Schools reached 666, with total attendance 73 percent, 25 percent lower than January. Superintendent Zuber cites teacher and student efforts as cause. An error omitted Louise Hice from the seniors with all A’s in the last six weeks.
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Juntoy High Schools
Bebruary
Su Pwd
Hebe
Zuber
Tardness
Louise Hice
Meeting of Central School Parent-Teacher Association
A large attendance gathered Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Central Building for a Central School Parent-Teacher Association session. The program featured songs and plays by pupils of Mrs. Blanche Lintot Miss Barker and Miss Johnson. Miss Johnson's room won the attendance pennant. A local hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp. T. A
Central School Parent-Teacher Association
Blanche Lintot
Miss Barker
Miss Johnson
Happy Hustlers Meet at Chestnut Street Home
The Happy Hustlers girl’s club met Friday evening at their Chestnut Street home with Betty Jane and Josephine Tisner hosting. Members Nelle Stracke Dowler Betty Stewart Elsie Keating Madeline Bennett Betty Jane and Josephine Tigner attended and Katherine Wolfe was a guest. Refreshments were served.
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Happy Hustlers
Club of Girls
Betty Jane
Josephine Tisner
Chestnut Street
Nelle Stracke Dowler
Betty Stewart
Elsie Keating
Madeline Bennett
Josephine Tigner
Katherine Wolfe
Mrs Sharpe Hosts Bridge Club at Washington Street
Mrs Edward Sharpe entertained her bridge club Friday evening at her home on E Washington Street. The dinner preceded three tables of bridge with Mrs John Zellar Jr winning high score and Mrs Leonard Cooley second high. Mrs Lee Pritchard received the guest prize. Miss Freda Smith and Mrs Lee Pritchard were guests.
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Bridge Dinney
Legion
St. Patrick's Day
W. W. Poston
Mabel Poston
Bridge Club
Dave Evans
Mra
Partes of Columbus
W. H. Parks
Sharpe
Edward Sharpe
E. Washington Street
John Zellar Jr
Leonard Cooley
Lee Pritchard
Freda Smith
Melsons CLI Opens New Style Shop Display
Nescastle opens the Wilson street store with a fashion display of spring wear. George Breur led the remade program, Horton Kuble designed the window, and flowers and sweet peas adorned the decor. Mrs. Frank Tedrow hosted a bridge party for Mrs. W. H. Grady with two tables. Mrs. H. D. Kreig had high score.
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Melsons CLI
Che Biivus
Nescastle
Imades You
Wilson Dogk
George Breur
Horton Kuble
WTR AL Club Hosts Dinner at Madison and Grover
Mrs. Carl Linton hosted the WTR AL Club Friday evening at her home at Madison and Grover Streets. Twenty five members answered roll call. Guests included Mrs. Ed Healy Mrs. Clarence Wood and Miss Ada Bussey. A two course luncheon was served during the secret hour by the hostess and assistants Mrs. Charley Scott Mrs. William Wood and Mrs. Oscar Hussey.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Clarence Butts
Fort Street
Fse Associates
Ralph Wailar
Bridgeport
Mia
Saratt Bridgewater
Teegan
L. C. Butis
Miriam Slater
Ort Griffin
Hooks
Robert Huenefeld
Carl Linton
WTR
AL Club
Madison and
Grover Streets
Ed Healy
Clarence Wood
Ada; Bussey
Charley Scott
Wiliam Wood
Oscar Hussey
Too Busy Church Services Set in Southeast Town
Southeast church schedules evangelist sermon Too Busy at morning service Pastor discusses Baptism topics at 7 30 revival Junior Church for new members at 10 30 with Mrs Hoffman leading Youth program 6 30 features Christian life studies and color pictures Barbers of North Africa Manners and Religion exhibit Faithful Martha Class meets March 18 at East Franklin home with listed hostesses Faithful Rebekah Lodge to host visiting Rebekahs from Haydenville March 19 all members urged to attend
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Nelsonville
North Africa
Martha
M.be
Vita Whitmore
East Franklin Street
Whitlareh
Wolf
Shirley
Rebekah Lodge
Haydenville
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Ery Mouiber
Campass
Be's
Toe Leesbyterian Church
Survives
Arnica’s Place
Jess Bryan
Myers Street
W.c T. U
Frank Johnson
Mary Riggs
James
Lightfoot
Methodist Sunday School
Frank O'Mara
Robert Green
William Mills
Marneth Springs
Ralph Wallar
Lee
Nona Lane
John Patrd
Columbus
Harry Hall
Katherine
George Largent
Walter Wilson
Mary Adeline
R. M.henry
Lucille, Verity
Betty
Jane Verity
Billy Nelson
Merle Nelson
Guy Evans
Jim Henry
Mission Group
Miss Tyler
J. L. Murphy
Frank Poston
Howard Musser
Delaware
Herbert Leyshon
Misa Thelma Mills
Lo State University
Walter Mechem
Miss Golty Mechem
Ohio State Iversity
Notes
Payette
Hocking Streets
John Delong
C. A. Stover
J Lilliat
East School Association
Pearl Grace
Mattie Wuckley
Weekley
Orland Gandee
L. A. Sandee
Hattie Stuart
Rebecca Curtis
Max Bartoe
Bob Jewett
Watson Wolfe
Mable Jones
Mary Curtis
William Weekley
Charles Jones
Scott Paint & Wall Paper CO
Columbus St
Schreiber
Hanna Paint Mfg
Hanna
Harold Baughman
the Automotive Battery & Electric CO. K. of
P. Bldg
Dial
Athens, Ohio
Frank Tedrow
West Washington Street
W. H. Grady
Louisville
Kentucky
H. D. Krelg
W. Boa. Club
M. K. Church
E&e Beauty Shop
Rodgeman
Keeton
Logan
Gem Pharmacy Pythian
Golonial Tea
Nelsonville Brick Co
Hocking Valley Brick Co
National Fire Proofing Co
The
Matic
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Luckoff
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