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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1929

Page

3

Halleck Trial In Nelsonville Embezzlement Case

Halleck former Neikirk Store manager in Nelsonville was tried in New Philadelphia yesterday on embezzlement charges filed by the company. He had left Nelsonville two years ago to run stores in other cities and a ledger shortage was alleged. Local witnesses subpoenaed included Charles Martin C A Rider R B Stuart W F Gray the latter the present manager of the Nelsonville store. Outcome unknown.

Nelsonville Forest Halleck Neikirk New Philadelphia Halleck Charles Martin C. A. Rider R. B. Stuart W. F. Gray

Minstrel revue planned by Nelsonville Elks group

Nelsonville Lodge of Elks closes a contract with Rogers Producing Company to stage an elaborate minstrel musical revue at the high school auditorium on April 11 and 12. A committee forms to organize preliminaries, promising an unusual show with ballad singers from the orchestra pit, dancing ushers, and a finale without interruption.

Nelsonville Nelsonville Lodge of Elks Rogers Producing Nelsonvivle W. W. Gibson Columbus Lloyd Evans Margaret Gipson Sunday John Munganday

Story of the Camp Fire Girls in Nelsonville

Bliss Arvilla Landis prepared a short history of the Camp Fire Girls in Nelsonville noting the group began March 3, 1927 when Verna Hand organized a Camp Fire unit from a Sunday School class. The 13 members, many from various churches, have held hikes, council fires, camps and a Christmas play while raising funds for equipment and dues. The watchword is health, work, and love, with the law emphasizing service, knowledge, trustworthiness, and effort under Miss Verna Hand’s guardian ship.

Nelsonville Arvilla Landis Verna Hand Christian Church Gil Canter’s Vase Ohio Columbus Steel Orelock IO. C. F. Hathley

Y M G A NOTES And MIDWEEK Y NOTES By W L H

Y M G A notes highlight reading room features at the Y and welcome rules. Indoor baseball grows, basketball ends in November, and a foul shooting contest will be promoted for Midgets Juniors and Intermediates. A national contest by Memphis Conn Association prompts potential big entrants if local winners succeed. Regular attendance encouraged, new member Harry Ely Jr joins volleyball. Saturday schedules busy with Midgets and Juniors games as weather stays favorable.

Memphia, ‘Conn Harry Ely, Jr

Entertain at Bridge by Miss McBride and Miss Ruscoe

Miss Londa McBride and Miss Vivian Ruscoe hosted a Friday bridge evening at the Fort Street home. Two tables participated. Miss Freda Smith won high score and Mrs. Lee Pritchard took second. Luncheon followed.

Bridge Londa McBride Vivian Ruscoe Fort Street Freda Smith Lee Pritchard

Local Visitors From Columbus and Cleveland Grid Busy Week

J. Eb Jewett made a business visit in Columbus Friday. Frank Poston Jr and Mrs Otto Kaelin plus Mrs E B McCune from Cleveland were in Lancaster Thursday. Mrs C H Pensyle and Mrs E Whitmore with young daughter visited Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Ralph Eliott visited Columbus Thursday. Mrs Cecil Shafer and son Donald and Mrs John Edington with daughter Elizabeth attended events in Columbus Thursday.

J. EB. Jewett Columbus Frank Poston, Jr Otto Kaelin E. 8. McCune Cleveland C. H. Pensyle E. Whitmore Ittle Lancaster Arthur Burgess Ralph Eliott Cecil Shafer Donald John Edington Elizabeth Guy Evans Lloyd Evans Hill C. H. Bartlets Murray City L. J. Heiner Rutland Wiliam T. Jones C . Kreppel Logan Charles Miller U. B Church E. Weltsheimer Paul A. Likens Ironton Gladys Elizabeth Bowers Mas Linton Allison Bowers Harry Sisson Don Columbus Donall Shafer A W. Shafer Eugene, Shafer Locks Gage Ralph Elliott Claude Carnmer Athens Morris Carnmer C. L. Pensyle MW S. Cook

Birthday Party and Church Class Meeting Noted

Mrs. Mamie Brickles hosted a small birthday gathering with friends including Mrs. Mae Powell and Mrs. Mary Evans among attendees. A separate report covers The Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church meeting in the parlor with hostesses, prayers, readings, and a quilt tops sales update. Other local mentions include residents visiting Columbus and relatives returning to Wallbridge work after visits.

Buchtel Gd Stevens Vera Stevens Luhan Glover Vivian Glover Wint Fred Sayers Mable Concord Mary Margaret Sheshy Vivian Sweazy Thurnice Bookman Steva Crabtree Dorothy Whitmore Kathleen Tolliver Lucile Sayres Wilma Maefred Sayers Mable Conard Mary Maria Mamie Brickles Mae Powell Mary Evans Fred Fair Nelson Dowler Isaac Warner Nell Dowler Audrey Marie Frances Hall Anna Warner Mrs. Powell Methodist Church Stella Betts Mia Laura Gandec Alice Drescher Weekley John Riley Elizabeth Green Addz Neihirk Willard Bartoo Ben Puttinioff Mary Riggs Potts Charles Edgell Thomas, Potts C. W. Hoffman

Alumni Association Plans for Meeting

At a Nelsonville High School Alumni Association gathering plans were laid for Commencement Week activities including the annual banquet on Tuesday May 28 with Rev Sunny Sunberg of Springfield as speaker. Officers listed are C B Mechem president Blake Mechem vice president Margaret Johnson treasurer and Max Bowers secretary. Dues details and collection contacts were provided.

Nelsonville High School Alumni Association Sunny” Sunberg Springfield C. 8. Mechem Blake Mechem Margaret Johnson Max Bowers Associa N Elsonvills

Decision Day at Church features music and Easter plans

Nelsonville March 23 services at the M. J. Church promise interest with a Decision Day Service at the close of Sunday School. Special music by the chorus and choir, sermons by Rev. C. W. Hoffman on A Great Essential, and Easter plans announced. Young People's meeting at 6:30 includes a study of Christian life and slides on The Bevers of North Africa. Evangelistic service at 7:50 with FEEL Zuber singing and a sermon A Heart-Searching Question. Consecration service to follow.

Nelsonville M. J C. W. Hoffman North Africa Feel Zuber

Coal Trade Slack Cuts Train Service Between Glouster and Busrua

NEW LEXINGTON March 28 Due to slackening in the coal trade from Ohio and West Virginia mines the New York Central Railroad has cut off five train crews as and hauling helper and yard service between Glouster and Busrua. The suspension is expected to last about two weeks when the coal trade will be in full blast. Mrs. W. E. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parks were in Columbus.

New Loxington Ohio West Virginia New York Central Railroad Glouster Busrua

County Scholarship Tests Draw Many County Students

Seventy-one contestants entered the first annual state wide county scholarship tests held Saturday in Athens Junior High. Schools from Athens Nelsonville and seven other county high schools participated. Winners included Lorayne Fields Athens English first and Ruth Anna Merrick Rome Doris Wallace Nelsonville tied for second in English. Additional winners spanned English Algebra Latin Biology Geometry Civics American History and more. District exams will be March 9 at Ohio University with finals April 6 at Ohio State University.

Athens Athena Nelsonville Lorayne Fields Ruth Anna Merrick Rome Doris Wallace Alabeta Varnell Cantonville Fist Robert Muenfeld Nelson Isk Margaret Gregory Abbany Sadie M Lambest Ladi Sylvia McVay Albany Thrat Louise Ree Netsonville Thomas Reading Thomas Biddison Ruth McCullough the Plalna Firat John Lee Pickens Kathryn Enlow Oed Pred Zimmerman James Egeleston Lodi Seeond Home Canaanville Trimble Village The Plaine Coolville Obtoe University Ohio State Department of Education Ohio State University

Torch Murder Case Reaches Tiffin Across State Lines

Police traced the serial number from a pair of shoes worn by a Cranford murder victim to Tiffin, seeking the shoe purchaser as investigators widen the Cranford case. The middle aged woman was killed after being shot and her body set afire weeks ago.

Tivfin Cranford N. J Tiffin Todzy Tiffin

Willis alledgedly files motion for new trial in bank embezzlement case

Findlay March 28. Ralph C. Willis, courted here after being restrained yesterday in Arcadia, faces charges of embezzling $60,000 from the Bank and Savings Company. A motion for a new trial was expected to be filed today.

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Ormer Seles Presbyterian Church Istory Camp Fire Girls Bliss Arvila Landis Organization OF Girls Pithian Sisters Carbon Hill High School Woman of Affairs Estelle Graham Catherine Lowes Candyland Mary Devol Marietta Atkinson Dorothy Spencer Elinor Kineer Margaret Sparnon Avanell Willams Lina Devol Opal Deptar Pauline Wilkinson Castle Hall Pythian Sisters Knights of, Pythias Cleo Ogg Lena Wolfe Katherne Warehime Mary Seenes Alice Green Mildred Paiton Miss' Louie Caldwell Max Bartoe, Jr S. H W. W. Club Mill Street Lon Riley Shelby Barber John Fick Robert Jewett Roy Davis Watson Wolfe Gerald Baird Happy Hustlers Mary Cunce Wovuspesu Jackson Street Nellie Stracke Dowler Betty Jane Josephine Tignor Betty Stewart Elsie Keating Madeline Bennett Notes T Inter Eee OFA Match Fame Zeller George Sectes C. H. Stover Wallbridge Gail Blackburn Hazel Adams Gay Aumiller John Hanley Alumni Association George S. Putnam J. M. Hyde Joe Heavener Long Acre W. Va Pearl Allman HR. D. Graham Ilttie Charles Dalton Graham Graduate Hospital Philadelphia C C Ervin Jacob Smith Vic Hutchins Bils Nelle Hyla Herrold Ben James, Jr Ben James, Sr L. T. Rheads Steemrod Chillicathe James Coleman James Herty Charles Silcott Neilson Dowler Dowler Fred Stracke Margueritta Cook Fostoria Rose Cook Ross Cor Pet Foughty Margaret Williamson Frances Bennett C. & Mechem Washington Street Louise Johnson Franklin Street Audrey Ailes Columbus Street Or Smith Adams Street Glenn Allen Madison Street Vivian Dowler Walnut High Streets Fayette Street Elizabeth Stedman Myers Street Charlotte Acker Chestnut Street Thelma Starkey Mill Kentner Lillian Coleman Poplar Mable Ducher Monroe Jefferson Philena Nelson Grover Scott Pleasantview Stanley Mechem Mechem’s Southern Ohio Electric Company Orll Smith Boston Toledo O.R HE. Duvall James Duvall Maumee Bay Point Place James Ibay Carpenter Home Logan Glouster E &E E&e Neauty Hodgeman Soeton Carbon Hill Elma Devol Adrien Dodds Edna Johnson Opal Keplar Pauline Wilkinson Dorotha Spencer Mildred Carroll Nelfin Green Mary Horne Carl Robey Ellis Stump Dill Martel Hs Stump Millfield W. E. Parks Ralph Parks Columbua Aly Be Howe Maren Romerey Torch TREAL Red Men's Hall Majestic
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