Nelsonville Boy Composes Steubenville Liturgy Cantata
Nelsonville youth J Sheldon Scott wrote the music for The Message of the Cross cantata prepared by Steubenville pastor Rev Louis Greene. The work, seven months in preparation, will premiere at the First Congregational Church on Good Friday and will be published after its Steubenville showing. Scott, son of John and Mrs Scott of Nelsonville, is a former local student and chemist with Steubenville water works. his parents plan to attend the Friday performance.
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Nelsonville
Herald-Star
Steubenville
First Congregational Church
Louis Greene
J. Sheldon Scott
Scott
John W. Scott
Marietta
John Scott
Funeral services held for Cohagan in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Cohagan were conducted Monday at the sister’s home on Madison street by Rev. Lloyd Evans of the Presbyterian church. Flowers from friends accompanied the service. Hymns read were Safe in the Arms of Jesus and The Unclouded Day. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Red Cohagan
Bert Coakley
Madison Street
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Greenlawn
Class Games In Progress At Sonville High
In Sonville March 30 basketball games are in progress at the high school building. The senior team defeated the sophomores 34 to 29 after four overtimes. The junior high juniors defeated the freshmen 23 to 9. Tonight the seniors and juniors will contest for class honors.
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Sonville
Special Easter services at Nelsonville church
Crowds attend a special pre Easter series at the Presbyterian church in Nelsonville. Monday night drew unusually large attendance as the young people's choir and men's chorus provided music. The pastor spoke on the last week of Christ's life with a modern application. Tonight's sermon title is Jesus in Service.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Jesus
Merkle Triplett Pleads Guilty Furnishing Liquor
Merkle Triplett of Nelsonville was jailed after pleading guilty to furnishing intoxicating liquor. He was fined 100 dollars and costs by Mayor Eberte. Chief Pearson placed him in the county jail.
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Nelsonville
Merkle Triplett
Pearson
Eberte
New Service Truck Arrives in Nelsonville
A new Reo service truck arrives in Nelsonville from Columbus for Ed Dewhurst and the street department. The ten and a quarter rating truck is equipped with a Galion hoist and dump bed and will aid the city crews working on streets this morning.
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Nelsonville
Ed Dewhurst
Columbus
Moore Dinner Hosts Nine at Fayette Street Home
Nelsonville March 30 Mr and Mrs Frank Moore entertained at dinner Sunday at their Fayette street home. Nine covers were laid. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs L B Moore of Huntington West Virginia.
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Nelsonville
Frank Moore
Fayette Street
L. B. Moore
Huntington
W. Va
Emory Chidester to be buried in Nelsonville
Funeral party for Emory Chidester arrives in Nelsonville from Pittsburgh. Burial will be at Greenlawn after the 3:38 PM arrival. Chidester, a former Athens County resident, lived in Nelsonville and Pittsburgh. He leaves three children including daughter Mrs. Charles L. Preston of Columbus and two sons Ralph and Pearl of Pittsburgh.
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Nelsonville
Emory Chidester
Pittsburgh
Greenlawn
Chidester
Athens County
I. C
O. FF
Murray City
Charles L. Preston
Columbus
Ralph and
Pearl Chidester
Beagles Buy Stratton Residence. Move Planned
Nelsonville residents Mr and Mrs George Beagle bought the Stratton residence on Walnut street and expect to move in by early next month. Mr and Mrs Frank Stratton will relocate to Carbon Hill, according to the report.
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Nelsonville
George Beagle
Stratton
Walnut Street
Frank Stratton
Carbon Hill
Mission Society Tenants to Host Foreign Mission Group
Nelsonville event notes Mrs Mary Robertson of West Columbus Street leads a 2 PM Thursday gathering for the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church. Assistants are Mrs Ledlie Mrs Bishop and Mrs Cox. Elizabeth Green leads devotion and Mrs Wesley Hawk presents the third chapter of Prayer the Strategy of Missions.
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Nelsonville
Mary Robertson
West Columbus Street
Ledlie
Bishop
Cox
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Elizabeth Green
Wesley Hawk
Columbus Guests and Local Notices Highlight Weekend
Miss Lucille Davis and Carl and Richard Woelhert of Columbus visited Miss Anna Tenni hill in Deanville over Sunday. Tessie Mrwin returns to Columbus to resume duties at Grant hospital. L. B. Moore and Frank Moore hosted weekend guests from Huntington, W. Va. Dr C W Cable toured Columbus as a professional visitor. Mrs rank Lowry and daughter spent the weekend with her parents in Columbus. Frank Gibbs spent Monday in Columbus. Harveines spends the week in Columbus. Charles R. Kincade, formerly of Nelsonville, visited relatives and returned to Dayton at the soldiers' home. C A Stover and daughter Lillian were weekend guests of Stover’s ill mother in Lancaster. C E Scott to open a paint and paper shop at 105 West Columbus Street by April 1.
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Lucille Davis
Columbus
Carl
Richard Woelhert
Anna Tennihill
Deanville
Tessie Mrwin
Grant Hospital
L. B. Moore
Huntington
W. Va
Frank Moore
C. W. Cable
Mr. Stover
Lancaster
C. KE. Scott
West
Columbus Street
State Fair Probe Likely to End Today in Columbus
Attorney General Crabbe and State Auditor Tracy head a public hearing into irregularities in the state agricultural department. Director Truax and other witnesses are slated to testify about an $8,000 hog shed move and a $1,000 fence project at the state fair grounds without competitive bidding.
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Columbus
Crabbe
iTracy
Istate Agricultural Department
Truax
Post Christmas Horse Care Custom Described
An old tradition stated horses should be bled and washed the day after Christmas to safeguard them from harm. The practice reflects historical beliefs about equine health and superstitions surrounding the holiday season.
LOH Library 9 Remodel Brings Expanded Student Access
The Carnegie Library at Ohio University has been remodeled to speed lending and increase use. A charging desk now handles all loans, a separate desk issues reserve books, periodicals have a dedicated room, and new reference shelves rise in the basement. Children’s books move to the basement with childfriendly furnishings. About $4,099 in new books will be added across all fields as arrivals come in.
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Carnegie Library of
Ohio University
Anne Keating
Cpsism
Life presents its challenge in Dr Holcombe sermon
Dr H J Holcombe spoke at the Methodist church last night on The Great Challenge urging youth to seek education as life preparation. He said the Christian life today is a bold challenge that reveals courage, high ideals, and achievement. Tonight Dr Daniel McGurk will preach Take Heed to Thyself from 7 to 8.
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H. J. Holcombe
Methodist Church
Daniel McGurk
Post office urged to cut postage rates nationwide
Postmaster General New supported a substantial reduction in postage rates on nearly all mail categories in a joint congressional postal rate revision committee report. The plan emphasizes lower rates for post cards newspapers and magazines and lowers the special handling fee on parcel post packages.
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Washington
Postmaster General
New Today
Joint
Congressional Postal Rate Revision Committee
Pattern for 16 18 20 Years Dress and Skirt
Pattern details for a era dress in sizes 16 18 and 20 years with options for long sleeves. Fabric requirements list 4 18 yards of 40 inch material with sleeves, 3 5-8 yards without sleeves, and a separate 2 yards for the skirt. Skirt lower edge measures 17-8 yards. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
Fewer Absences Reported in Ath ens Public Schools
Absences in Ath ens public schools drop to 155 today from 203 last week, with counts by area and school level showing declines as the flu epidemic slows. West Side 17, East Side 36, Central 20, Junior high 28, senior high 20, training school 34.
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Athens Public
Dolly Cunningham
John Patterson
West Side
East Side
Central
College Girls to Tour World in 1926
Ohio University led Baltic summer tour with students from Vassar Smith Radcliffe Wellesley North Carolina College for Women Cornell Randolph Macon Women colleges Miss Elizabeth I BB Conklin chairs local group Men from Harvard Cornell Princeton Amherst Dartmouth Tufts Ohio State Michigan Penn join on voyage Open Road agency conducts trip under International Confederation of Students and National Federation of America plan includes visits to Germany Sweden Finland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Russia Switzerland and Denmark Geneva Paris stay with European hosts and lectures while observing social industrial political life.
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Ohio University
Vassar
Smith
Radcliff
Wellesley
North Carolina College For Women
Cornell
Randolph- Macon
Elizabeth I. BB. Conklin
Vassar College
Lucille Deffenbaugh
Alpha Xi Delta
Helen Eicholtz
Alpha Gamma Delta
Lucille Lohr
Lambda Omega
Elsie Gerenheimer
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Janice Tatten
Doris Henry
Rachel Hopkins
Pi Beta Phi
Marie Deffenbaugh
Alpha X1 Delta
Ruth Conn
Josephine Marshall
Alpha Delta II
Mary Francis Lawhead
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Miss Conklin
Miss Conklin Wll
Harvard
Princeton
Amherst
Dartmouth
Tufts
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio State
Geneva
Europe
Paris
National Union of French Students
Student Association of Paris
Cite University
Incomplete itinerary prompts possible local adjustments
Text notes that the complete itinerary has not been made and changes may be made to suit local conditions, indicating ongoing planning and flexibility for the schedule.
Hope in Hocking coal district hinges on union talks
Leaders discuss reviving mining in the Hocking valley amid continued non-union competition. Observers note weakness in the Jacksonville agreement and say unorganized areas south of the Ohio River resist changes, while promoters stay optimistic that operator conferences may yield a constructive regional program.
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Hocking Valley
Jacksonville
Ohio River
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