Nelsonville preps for R F C loan to aid 400 families
Nelsonville completes steps to secure Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief funds. Dayton Frost of the Relief Commission met with city and local relief committee as 400 Nelsonville families are targeted for aid by April 3. The request totals $5,800 with additional allocations planned, while local agencies deplete their resources and prepare work orders for relief.
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Nville
Fi- Corporation
Nelsonville
Dayton Frost
Te Relief Commission
City of
Relief Committee
Red
Nelson
Red Cross
Yearly Reports From Presbyterian Church Meeting
The Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville held its annual congregational meeting with Rev. Lloyd Evans as moderator and C. E. Weltzheimer as clerk. Reports showed $6,200 raised, $500 in pledges unpaid, and 300 Red Cross garments completed by the Young People and Sundeep School. Elders John Saltz and C. W. Backus were elected for three years. deacons Dr. N. Hill, George Johnson, and Roy Snackenburg. trustees P. C. Morris and Leiland Krieg. Mrs. Donald Shafer elected church secretary.
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Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
C. E. Weltzheimer
Young People's Society
Red Cross
Sundeep
Church of Tomorrow
John Saltz
C. W. Backus
N. Hill
George Johnson
Roy Snackenburg
P. C. Morris
Leiland
Woman's Auxiliary to entertain Glenford Dugan Post visitors
Friday night the Woman's Auxiliary hosts members of Glenford Dugan Post of the American Legion their wives and friends for an evening of gatherings and entertainment.
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Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Entertains at Bridge Club by Mrs Hickman Guests and Scores
Mrs. P. W. Hickman hosted the Wednesday bridge club with three tables in use. Guest player was Mrs. William Brooks. High scores were posted by Mrs. Cecil Shafer, Mrs. Hickman, and Mrs. Rice.
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P. W. Hickman
Wednesday Bridge Club
William Brooks
Cecil Shafer
Hickman
Rice
Mrs Minnie Yerhey Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Minnie Yerhey returns to her Pennsboro West Virginia home after an extended visit with her sister Mrs James Beard.
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Minnie Yerhey
Pennsboro
W. Va
Mrs
James Beard
Funeral Attendees From Nelsonville Attend Henry Ruegge Service
In Columbus on Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson Roy Davis Mrs. Sylvester Davis Mr and Mrs W W Kelly James Tolliver and son of Buchtel attended the funeral service for Henry Ruegge. A B Johnson Roy Davis and Mr Tolliver served as pallbearers.
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Nelsonville
A. B. Johnson
Roy Davis
Sylvester Davis
W. W. Kelly
James Tolliver
Buchtel
Columbus
Henry Ruegge
Mr. Tolliver
Owners Responsible For Damage by Dogs
Athens residents complain of roaming dogs cause garden and lawn damage each spring. Mayor Robert S. Wood announces owners will be responsible for any damage caused by their pets, urging cooperation to prevent incidents.
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Athens
Robert S. Wood
Young People Meet at Sunday Christian Church Meeting
In Nelsonville on March 30 sixty five young people attended a church society gathering. Frances Barron led. Mildred Bussey read scripture. Erma Reed explained baptism. Louise Hanning and Clyde Ray spoke on the baptism of Jesus. Joanna Cook shared why she joined the church. Maxine North announced plans to host a Friday event with New Marshfield. Joe Bagley presided.
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Nelsonville
Society of the Christian Church
Frances Barron
Mildred Bussey
Erma Reed
Louise Hanning
Clyde Ray
Joanna Cook
Maxine North
Marshfield
Leonard Hickman
Merideth Lehman
Joe Bagley
Pictures of National home of Junior Order shown Sunday
Nelsonville hosts a Sunday afternoon showing at 2 o'clock of pictures about the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, its history, and a project to support the Tiffin orphanage. The event invites Daughters of A merica and public attendance.
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Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Nelsonville M. E
Concord
Germantown
United States
Tiffin
Ohio
D. of A
Installation of Officers by Nelsonville Unit
Nelsonville reports the Junior Order of United American Mechanics installed officers for the upcoming term at a recent meeting. Names listed include James Keating as Junior Post Councilor Carios Glenn as Councilor Ira Whitmore as Vice Councilor John M Bennett as Recording Secretary Henry Sayres as Assistant Recording Secretary Charles Glenn as Financial Secretary G LD Eve ner as Treasurer Arthur Kennedy as Chaplin James Smith as Conductor Henry Bardin as Warden Inside Sentinel W H Me
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Nelsonville
Order of United American Mechanics
James Keating
Carios Glenn
Ira Whitmore
John M. Bennett
Henry Sayres
Charles Glenn
G. LD. Evener
Chaplin
Arthur Kennedy
James Smith
Henry Bardin
W. H. Me
World’s Fair fashion prints inspire new dress design
A brown and rose toned print by Walter Dar win Teague echoes Century of Progress exteriors influencing women’s wear. The one piece dress features flaring three quarter cape sleeves and a removable fichu in brown organdy, finished with a yoke and bow.
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Walter Darwin Teague
Mrs. Mary Nicholson Dies At 86 In Athens
Mrs. Mary Nicholson aged 86 died at 7 30 PM Wednesday at 21 Wolf Street from pernicious anemia. Survived by two daughters Mrs Herman Dougles and Mrs Clyde Norrie of Athens, four grandchildren, sister Mrs Emma Landis of Athens, brothers Charles and Alva Rowland of Athens and Thomas Rowland of Washington DC. Husband G C Nicholson predeceased her by three years. Funeral 2 PM Sunday at the Christian Church with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Visitation after tonight at 21 Wolf Street.
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Mary Nicholson
Wolf Street
Nicholson
Herman Dougles
Clyde Norrie
Athens
Emma Landis
Charles Rowland
Alva Rowland
Thomas Rowland
Washington
D.C
G. C. Nicholson
Christian Church
West Union Street
Columbus to Pave Way for 3.2 Beer
Columbus city officials will study a plan to regulate 3.2 percent beer after the state Ackerman Beer Bill's passage. The city council will discuss repealing sections of the city code governing intoxicants at the next meeting Monday night.
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Columbus
U.P
American Delegates Confer With British
London reporters describe talks between Roosevelt emissary Norman H. Davis and Ambassador Hugh G. Gibson with British officials. They discussed speeding the World Economic Conference and salvage of the disarmament parley, plus tariff barriers, armament, and the Far Eastern situation in meetings with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon.
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London
U.P
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Hugh G. Gibson
Belgium
Europe
Ramony MacDonald
John Simon
Mexico's Next President Emerges in Line of Succession
General Lazaro Cardenas, then Secretary of War and Navy, is seen as a likely candidate for Mexico's presidency. He would succeed General Abelardo L. Rodriguez, whose term ends next year.
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Lazaro Cardenas
Health clinic schedule offers preschool examinations next week
Health officials plan a series of preschool health clinics in Athens County beginning April 3 for children entering school. Examinations will cover Trimble Glouster Stewart Amesville Chauncey Coolville Albany Carbondale Buchtel and associated townships with times listed for each location and district. The aim is to detect defects early and arrange correction.
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Glouster
Stewart
Canaan
Rome
Amesville
Ames
Bern
Athens
Dover
Chauncey
Coolville
Troy
Carthage
Lee, Alexander
Lodi
Albany
Waterloo
New Marshfield
Carbondale
Dowler Ridge
York
Oak Grove
Connett
Buchtel
Fast Clayton
Kimberly
Old Floodwood
Deanville
New Floodwood
Happy Hollow
Charles W Mitchell Dies at 71 in Athens County
Charles Wilson Mitchell aged 71 died last night at his son Harry E Mitchell's home at 5 Maple Street after a long illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at the son's home and burial at Cross Roads Cemetery near Albany. He leaves widow Laura, son Harry, daughter Ethel Bennett of Nelsonville, and six grandchildren.
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Harry E. Mitchell
Maple Street
Cross Roads
Albany
Mr. Mitchell
Alexander Township
Athens County
Athens
Christian Church
Laura Mitchell
Harry
Ethel Bennett
Nelsonville
Ohio U Student Seeks Damages in Auto Crash Suit
Sam Ornstein of Cleveland filed a common pleas suit in Medina seeking 20700 dollars for injuries from a collision on state road 18 near Medina. He was a passenger in Ruth Jackson’s car from Ohio University when it was struck by a Faylor vehicle. Ornstein says the injuries prevent continued university study.
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Sam Ornstein
Cleveland
Common Press
I. A
Ruth Jackson
Columbus
Faylor
Jackson
Ornstein
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