Southeast Ohio Pythians Meet In Nelsonville Rally
Knights of Pythias from Glouster Jacksonville Athol Middleport Lancaster New Philadelphia Murray City Buchtel Adelphi and Cleveland gathered in Nelsonville for a march honoring James Cleveland supreme chancellor. Rev H A Sayre delivered welcome remarks as members praised Pythianism and urged lodge activity. The program featured poems and speeches by district leaders and notable members.
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Nville
Pers
Knights of Pyth
M. E. Church of
Cleveland
Supreme Chancelge
Eesner
Disuty
Mossman
Lancases Polcar
John
Middleport
Hammond
Adcock
Logan
James Ar‘poss County
Dunn
As- Knights
James Whit- Riley
A Baby For You Ad Sparks Confidence in Kansas City
An advertisement promises a simple method that helped Mrs Mildred Coates and others find happiness through a baby blessing. It invites readers to write for more details and claims widespread positive life changes after following the approach.
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Jety
Mildred Wis Coates
Kansas City
Sam
Ady
House Hits by Mossman Logan and Local Orchestra
Mr Mossman and Logan residents present a home event with six piece string group from Logan performing old time music. Mr Hunker and Mr Downing from Middleport helped with tap and clog demonstrations alongside two orchestra members. Valley Lodge No 169 praised by guests for entertainment and anticipated revival of lodge interest from the rally and contacts with supreme officers.
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Mossman
Logan
Hunker
Downing
Middleport
Valley Lodge No. 169
Young Mother Mildred Bean Dies in Columbus
Mildred Bean aged 34 of West Columbus Street Nelsonville died Monday morning at Mercy Hospital Columbus after a six month tuberculosis illness. Survived by husband Arthur Bean and son Dale, parents Rev and Mrs M L Woodard of Denvertown, three sisters and one brother. Funeral at M E Church Asbury Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. led by Rev H A Sayre. burial in Asbury Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Mildred Bean
Columbus Street
This City
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Arthur Bean
Dale
M. L. Woodard
Denvertown
Ohio
Hazel Rev
Edith Linsecott
Mable Hawkins
Athens
Harold Woodard
M. BE
Asbury
H. A. Sayre
Nelsonville M. E. Church
Asbury Cemetery
Relief Flour Arrives for York Township Distribution
A carload of 2400 sacks of Red Cross flour arrived in Nelsonville for York Township. Distribution will be from the Warner Building by Harry Kelly, with Buchtel distribution from the Mayor’s Office led by William Turvey. Walter Maccombs oversees southeastern areas with help from Hall, Dunkle, and Mrs. Beckler for Kimberly and nearby areas.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
York Township
Warner
Harry Kelly
Buchtel
William Turvey
Walter Maccombs
Hall
Deanville
Dunkle
New Floodwood
Robert Beckler
Kimberly
Vicinity
Talk Rail Czar With Roosevelt
Conferences with the President by leaders of the American Railway Association are expected to yield the appointment of a railroad czar. At the top is Carl Gray of the Union Pacific, with F. E. Williamson of the New York Central and J. L. Pelley of the New York New Haven and Hartford among the others pictured.
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Roosevelt
American Railway Association
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
F. E. Williamson
New York Central
J. L. Pelley
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Plan Spring Work Woman's Community Club Opens Spring Meetings
Nelsonville March 28 The Woman's Community Club opened its spring meetings with a dinner at president Mrs. J. M. Hyde's home. Teachers from city schools were special guests. Covers for 30. Members discussed plans for spring work and Mrs. Cecil Shafer announced next hosting.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
J. M. Hyde
Jennie Nelson
Bessie Deih
Lucile Long
MH. Hannas
Lee Powell
Cecil Shafer
Couple Wed in Presbyterian Home Ceremony
Rev Lloyd Evans of the Presbyterian Church unites Mrs Flo Richards and George Dixon of Butchel in marriage on Monday night at the bride's East Franklin Street home. They will reside in Buchtel.
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Lloyd Evans
The
Presbyterian Church
Flo Richards
George Dixon
Butchel
East Franklin Street
Buchtel
Nelsonville church to hold annual congregational meeting
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church schedules its annual congregational meeting for Wednesday March 29 at 7 30 pm in the church school rooms. Reports from all congregational organizations will be presented and elders deacons trustees and finance officers for the coming year will be elected. Mrs Lena Post 516 Chestnut Street will host the Past Noble Grands Club meeting of the Rebekah Lodge that evening.
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Nelsonville
Lena Post
Chestnut Street
Rebekah Lodge
Eudora Chapter Eastern Star Initiation Tonight
At the regular meeting the Eudora Chapter of Eastern Star will initiate members at the Masonic Temple at 7 o clock. A social hour with light refreshments follows the session.
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Eudora Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Klu Klux To Meet Ku Klux Klan Public Meeting
The Klu Klux To Meet Ku Klux Klan will sponsor a public meeting at the I O O F Hall Wednesday night at 7 30. Rev Frank Hughes of this city will speak and King s Men chorus will perform with Williams and McCray orchestra. The event is for men only and invites attendance to hear what the Klan represents.
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Nelsonville
Ku Klux Klan
I. O. O. F. Hall
Frank Hughes
King’s Men
Williams and McCray
Hi Y Picnic Menu Set for Girl Reserves Outing
The Hi Y meeting approved a picnic menu of sandwiches ice cream hot chocolate cake and fruit for the Girl Reserves return outing. About eighty are expected to attend and transportation is available for 69. President Roland Pierce urges members to pay back dues before the outing.
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Roland Pierce
Bob White
Cats and Dogs Lead Junior 10 in Clean Campaign
The Junior 10 Guidance Class plans a two group effort led by captains to improve hall and classroom appearance. They name themselves Cats and Dogs and seek school cooperation in a Keep the School Clean campaign led by Nelle Dowler.
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Nelle Dowler
Diggin Up the Dirt Senior Play by Ken Andrews Cast
Students audition for Diggin Up the Dirt a three act college comedy directed by Mrs. Lucille Long and Miss Ruth Hyde. The Senior Class Play is set for May 26 with twenty five hopefuls vying for parts.
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Ken Andrews
Bill Loomis
Lucille Long
Ruth Hyde
Clara M. Galvin
First Elm Street Plantings Begin Along East State Street
The first 350 American Elm trees were planted along East State Street from May Avenue to the airport under state forester J. J. Crumley. Promoted by the Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee, Crumley donated the six foot tall trees planted at 30 foot intervals at no cost using relief labor.
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East State Street
May Avenue
Airport
J. J. Crumley
State Forester
Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee
Roosevelt budget cuts hit Washington economy
Budget Director Douglas sent to Congress a new District of Columbia budget totaling 30,332,200 dollars, down by nearly 11 million under current appropriations. Pay cuts and halting school and street construction drive the reduction, with an executive order planned to reduce government salaries by about 15 percent nationwide.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Douglas
Congress
District Columbia
House Steering Committee to Limit Legislation Debate
Led by new chairman Robert Crosser the House Steering Committee will not advance any more bills this session without debate or amendment. Crosser, a veteran Democrat from Cleveland, heads the panel.
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Robert Crosser
House
Crosser
Cleveland
Nelsonville High School Arts and Activities Update
Nelsonville students rehearse weekly under Mr and Mrs Ward Hamm for an operetta titled Ask the Professor. The octet includes Joe Galvin Elwood McCreary Ralph Parks Jr Edison Hickman Mary M Betts and others with over 100 choristers preparing songs and dances for performances. The Physics Class and Journalism Club plan a field trip to Athens to tour The Athens Messenger.
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Arnold
Columbus
Miss Shaw
Athens
Athens Messenger
Joe Galvin
Elwood McCreary
Ralph Parks, Jr
Edison Hickman
Mary M. Betts
Clara Galvin
Rosemary Smith
Wilma Scott
Mr. Moore
Elizabeth Backus
Ward Hamm
Maryida O'Neal
Emily Lee
Mary A. Wilson
Home Economics Club Chooses Speaker for Athens Banquet
The Home Economics Club met March 21 with 40 members present. Vice President Mary Nelle Lanner led the call to order and Jennie Tennehill was chosen as speaker for the April 1 banquet in Athens. The group sang club songs led by Fannie Glenn, as Mrs Hamm substitutes for Mrs Horch who is ill.
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Mary Nelle Lanner
Jennie Tennehill
Athens
Fannie Glenn
Hamm
Nelsonville High School
Horch
Mary Catherine Miller
Mock Trial Says Woody House Fire Case Discussed
On March 22 the democracy class staged a mock trial in the auditorium. Students Eugene Arnold Warren Badger and Agnes Hilson planned the event and presented a case about the January 7 1933 fire at Herbert Woody’s house. Insurance paid by Hartford Fire Insurance Company is accused of incentivizing arson.
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Eugene Arnold
Warren Badger
Agnes Hilson
Herbert Woody
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Woody
Jack Auflick
Legion
Athens
Jack Haffner
Bob Wend
Frank Klinebriel
Carlos Glenn
Frank Minner
Roy Adams
Paul Galvin
Dick Ray
Edward Burchfield
Arlene Betts
Charles Patton
Gene Young
Catherine Mason
Helen Linton
Lois Bateman
James Barrows
Florence Faaterling
Mary Wolf
Stella Simonton
Almeda Lanning
Ruth Keating
John Steenrod
Ted Voigt
Harriet Colbert
Ruth Woodson
Miss Moorehead's Class Presents Global Country Projects
A visit to Miss Moorehead's room reveals seventh and high school geography work. Students chose countries and created illustrated notebooks detailing customs with standout entries from Germany England Spain and Ireland. Top covers and maps were made by named students, with nine new maps aiding lessons and Barbara Steenrod noted.
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Miss Moorehead
Germany
Joan Rider
England
Wilma Brook
Margaret Craig
Spain
Charles G. Molar
Holland
Norma Ervin
France
Lil- Yan Huddy
Rameda Shivers
Ireland
Helen Pritchard
Billy Parks
Norway
Helen Sayre
Millard Poole
Fay Brady
Earl Monks
Jane Fisher
Betty L. Hitchings
Esther McCray
Charles Wright
Audrey Bean
Arctic
Abraham Simon
Mountains
Margaret Connor
United States
Elizabeth Brady
John Holland
Helen Washburn
Luella Laudner
Dorothy Howe
Vivian Nye
Nellie Logan
Billy Raybold
Helen Linton
Barbara Steenrod
Magician Mr. Moore Demonstrates Eye Trick at School Assembly
A Friday morning assembly on March 24 featured Mr. Moore the magician presenting a bean illusion to junior and senior high pupils. He displayed a bean disappearing and reappearing from the eye and mouth, ending with a reverse trick. Mary Jo Haffner.
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Mr. Moore
Senior Scholarship Tests At Athens On March 25
A list of seniors who took scholarship tests in Mathematics science grammar literature Ohio History and World and American History at Athens on Saturday March 25 includes Marie Sayre Mildred Tomlinson Kathryn Lee Nelle Logan Rosemary Smith Eugene Arnold Ralph Parks George Butts and Elwood McCreary. Elwood McCreary.
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Athens
Marie Sayre
Mildred Tomlinson
Kathryn Lee
Nelle Logan
Rosemary Smith
Eugene Arnold
Ralph Parks
George Butts
Elwood McCreary
Ohio
Bank holiday delays magazine subscriptions renewal funds
The bank holiday held up subscription money for new and renewing magazine drive orders. Withdrawals are restricted so funds have not reached Crowell Publishing Company and subscribers will not receive magazines for several weeks. No tissues will be omitted due to the delay.
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Crowell Publishing Company
Bob Stalter
Student Council Formed at N H O
The school creates a student council to better cooperate with authorities. Members include George Butts Arlene Betts Calvin Lancaster Joe Galvin Charles Evans and John Huddy. They meet Mr Powell weekly during activity period while drafting a governing constitution.
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George Butts
Arlene Betts
Calvin Lancaster
Joe Galvin
Charles Evans
John Huddy
Powell
Intramural Basketball Leads in Junior and Senior High
The Junior High Panthers, captained by Foster Stevens, lead with four wins and one loss for a .800 percentage. In the Senior High race the ninth grade Lions, led by Dan Shay, top the standings at a perfect 1.000 as games proceed after noon and on Saturdays. Mr. Hannahs and a team of students schedule and referee the matches.
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Junior 21 Panthers
Foster Stevens
Lions
Dan Shay
Hannahs
Abraham Simon
Nelsonville High selects tall senior football letter winner
A Nelsonville High School senior, noted for his height brown hair and infectious grin, was chosen as the latest selection. He earned a letter in football this year and remains an enthusiastic student at the school.
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Powell
Nelsonville High School
Edison Science Club Discusses Metals and Stones
The Edison Science Club met Thursday for a discussion on metals. Members Mary Duskey Elsie Freer Viola Corbin Charles Adkins Madeline Johnson Jeannette Cramer Mary Grace and Jean Hannahs presented reports on iron copper gold mercury platinum aluminum clay and glass. The group plans to study precious stones next.
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Edison Science Club
Mary Duskey
Elsie Freer
Viola Corbin
Charles Adkins
Madeline Johnson
Jeannette Cramer
Mary Grace
Jean Hannahs
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