Commencement Program Tonight at Buchtel High
Buchtel high school holds commencement exercises at the opera house at 7 30 p m with county superintendent H R McVay delivering the address The program includes invocation Salutatory class history poem prophecy will diplomas and a diploma presentation by Supt McVay plus solos duets and glee club items The event closes with benediction by Rev L A Donnally.
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Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Opera House
H. R. McVay
Francis Touey
Bendemeer
Willa Wade
Sylvia Schenz
Dorothy Bookman
Pearl Butts
Orrin McQuaid
Sophia Bacanis
Brahn
Bernadine Schunk
Glee Club
Grumbler
Howard Soles
Harry Taylor
Georgia Stadler
Eileen Garlinger
L. A. Donnally
Seven Pullman Cars Carry Officials Through Nelsonville
Seven Pullman cars passed through Nelsonville en route to Columbus carrying Erie P. M. C. and O. officials along with the Jickle Plate and Hocking Valley interests. The party had been in Richmond, Virginia, for a C. and O. railroad meeting.
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Nelsonville
Erie
P. M
Jickle Plate
Hocking Valley
Richmond
Columbus
Mission Society Studies Africa at Presbyterian Church
In Nelsonville on May 1 Mrs W T Hudson hosted the Missionary Society meeting with Africa as the topic. Mrs N Hill read Are Missions Worth While and a partial Presbyterial report was shared. The Ladies' Aid followed with plans for next year's work and groupings for church social activities.
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Nelsonville
W. Tl. Hudson
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Africa
Surprise birthday party for Betty and Jane Figgins
Misses Betty and Jane Figgins were honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by their mother Mrs Tim Figgins. Twenty three young guests attended from 6 to 9 o'clock with music games a toe dance by Jane Fisher and refreshments of ice cream and cake.
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Nelson Gig
Betty
Jane Figgins
Tim Figalon
Jane Fisher
Mable Harper
Helen Ruscoe
John
Marjory Holland
Floyd
Tom
Joana
Aye
Mary Shelton
Lillian Jo
Eileen
Terry Tignor
Kathryn
Pauline Reynolds
Eva
Charles Wright
Francis
Lawrence Bateman
Max Valkinburg
Figgins
Garnet Wright
Mary Valkinburg
Jane
Miss Edna Ray Given Shower in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on May 1 the Bell Telephone exchange three departments held a shower for Miss Edna Ray, soon to wed Howard Miner. About thirty guests attended at S. M. Skinner’s home on Robbins Road, and Miss Ray received cut glass gifts. Miner, formerly of Trimble, now resides in Chicago.
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Nelsonville
Edna Ray
Howard Miner
Bell Telephone Exchange
Mrs. Linton Dies at Son's Home in Nelsonville
Martha Adaline Linton aged 67 died Thursday at her son Cleveland Linton’s Frederick Street home after a brief illness. She is survived by a son and two daughters. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Florence church. burial in Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Martha Adaline Linton
Cleveland Linton
Frederick Street
Reenlawn
Young People’s Meet Opens in Nelsonville Tonight
The county young people conference begins with a 5 30 dinner at the Christian church followed by a 7 30 popular meeting with Dr Knox pastor of the Indianola Methodist church as speaker. The public is invited. The conference runs Saturday and Sunday with many delegates registered.
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YOUNG _ PEOPLES
Nelsonville
Young People’s Conference
Christian Church
Doctor Knox
Indianola
Local Social News Highlights Visitors and Trips
Mr and Mrs Frank Moore with the Galvin family plan a weekend visit to Huntington West Virginia to stay with L B Moore and wife. S H Ballinger prepares for a move to Fostoria as they ship household goods for their new home. Mrs W H Parks returns from Akron after a ten day visit. Miss Eva Minner visits Columbus. Mrs Elizabeth Davis visited Columbus earlier in the week. Mrs John Carpenter and son Jack visit relatives in Logan. Mrs Dave Evans and her daughter visit Columbus with Elza Hillyer for the Shrine circus. Ada B Weyer of Parkersburg WV visits Mrs C H Bartlett.
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Frank Moore
Harry Galvin
Huntington
W. Va
L. B. Moore
S. H. Ballinger
Fostoria
W. H. Parks
Max Pergrin
Akron
Eva Minner
Columbus
Elizabeth Davis
John Carpenter
Jack
Logan
Dave Evans
Elza Hillyer
Ada B. Weyer
Parkersburg
C. H. Bartlett
Little Rex Clark Recovering After Incident in Nelsonville
Rex Clark three years old, son of residents in Nelsonville, is recovering after a local incident reported May 1. Authorities describe his condition as improving with medical care. No further details available pending official update.
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Nelsonville
Little Rex Clark
Mr and Mrs Clark recover from scarlet fever attack
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark suffered a light attack of scarlet fever last week and he is improving rapidly according to reports from their doctor.
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Robert Clark
Highway resurfacing to start Nelsonville Haydenville route
Starting Monday the State Highway department will resurface the public highway between Nelsonville and Haydenville. The strip was improved last year and the final top dressing will be applied.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Department
Wnelsonville
Haydenville
Nelsonville Names New City Treasurer
Raymond Cook named city treasurer of Nelsonville by Mayor Lax to fill the vacancy after Don James resigned and moved to Columbus. Cook assumes duties today at the People's Bank.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Cook
The
People’s Bank
Lax
Don James
Columbus
Cook
Mrs Elizabeth Davis Hosts Hyperion Club Tea Meet
Mrs Elizabeth Davis will host a tea for the ladies of the Hyperion club Saturday afternoon. A program on illiteracy will be given.
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Elizabeth Davis
Hyperion Club
District Meeting Planned by Nelsonville Pythian Sisters
Nelsonville notes a district conference set for May 6 at Glouster with a bus chartered for local members. Those attending should contact Mrs. Clifford Barber for details.
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Nelsonville
Glouster
Clifford Barber
Song Service at Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville
Sunday evening at 7 30 the Presbyterian church in Nelsonville will host a song service led by a chorus of twenty men. Mrs. Rice will preside at the organ and an orchestra will assist.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Robbers Take 2500 From Sunday Creek Post Office Store
Burglars entered the Sunday Creek Coal company store at Santoy Wednesday night and blew the safe. About 2000 in postoffice funds and 500 in store money were stolen. George C. Duncan, former local, ran the Santoy store and was postmaster. Entry was by prying bars. the crowbar used was found at the window Thursday. A Sayre toolhouse also reported broken into with the crowbar missing.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Santoy
Sunday Creek
Santay
Duncan
Sayre
Thrice-eight Diplomas Awarded at Glouster High
Glouster May 1 Thirty eight graduates received diplomas at the opera house in Glouster during commencement exercises. Supt Charlies Cookson of Urbana delivered a strong class address stressing character and its value. Prof P J Andrew presented the diplomas as Supt Dillon conferred them. The service included prayers by Rev Turner and Rev Frampton, with music from the orchestra glee club a vocal solo by Mrs R O Fowler and a violin solo by Miss Mary Miller.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Opera House
Supt
Charlies Cookson
Urbana
Cookson
Perry County
P. J. Andrew
Dillon
Turner
Frampton
Orchestra and Glee Club
Posey Red operetta staged by Ohio training school pupils
Pupils of the Ohio university training school presented The Posey Red an operetta in Ewing hall last night. Seventy one children took part in twenty seven numbers with groups as flowers brownies frogs and a large chorus. Miss Carter coached the singers Miss Rogers directed the dances Miss Rob inson designed costumes and stage decorations and the garden flowers were made by industrial arts students under Miss Julian.
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Ohio University Training School
Ewing Hall
Jessie Carter
Harriet Rogers
Isabel Robinson
Mildred Julian
Evening session with reports and talks by grand officers
An evening session begins at 7 o clock after a 6 o dinner with reports by grand officers. Initiatory work is planned and committees on arrangements are named including program Celia Carey Mary Lloyd Lizzie Edwards reception Laura Handley Mary Goodman Mabel Davis Lenora Colley registration Winnie Meredith Florence Guinther Alva Reese.
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Celia Carey
Mary Lloyd
Lizzie Edwards
Laura Handley
Mary Goodman
Mabel Davis
Lenora Colley
Winnie Meredith
Florence Guinther
Alva Reese
Haul Lime for Bishopville Pike
Glouster May 1 Seven trucks and a loading crane from the state highway department move a limestone pile from near the Taylor machine shop to the Bishopville pike. Carloads of crushed lime were unloaded last fall and more cars are expected for this road strip this spring.
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Glouster
State Highway Department
Taylor Machine Shop
Bishopville Pike
Glouster Council Opens May Session At Seven
Glouster Council will meet at seven this evening for the first monthly session. Routine business will fill much of the meeting as department reports are presented.
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Glouster
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Jacksonville Couples
Harold Shirkey 19 a Jacksonville truck driver weds Alice Kinder 18 of Jacksonville. Warren Raver 24 a Columbus truck driver weds Nellie Yates 24 of Nelsonville R D 1.
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Harold Shirkey
Jacksonville
Alice Kinder
Warren Raver
Columbus
Nellie Yates
Nesonville
R. D
Committed to Institution for Feeble Minded
Lewis Carsey was committed to the Institution for Feeble Minded in Columbus by Probate Judge 8. M. Johnson today.
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Lewis Carsey
Columbus
8. M. Johnson
Mother Resigns Guardianship in Probate Court
Mrs. Bessie Barker Mazzocco, mother of Mae Iris Barker now in Springfield Mass, resigns as guardian with Carl M. Barker of Athens substituted in Probate Court today.
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Bessie Barker Mazzocco
Mae Iris Barker
Springfield
Mass
Athens
Carl M. Barker
Bailey wins judgment in Common Pleas over Chadwell
Lawrence Bailey is awarded a judgment in Common Pleas court against John F. Chadwell for $18.95. The decision records Bailey as the plaintiff and Chadwell as the defendant in a small claims style ruling.
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Lawrence Bailey
Common Pleas
John F. Chadwell
Cognovit Case Settled in Cincinnati Common Pleas
Cincinnati Finance company received a judgment for 972 dollars against Bessie Kerns on a cognovit note in Common Pleas court Thursday.
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Cincinnati Finance Company
Bessie Kerns
Common Pleas
Floodwood School Plans Noon Smallpox Vaccinations
School children at Floodwood were scheduled for smallpox vaccinations at noon today after a village Thursday case. County health officer Dr. J. M. Higgins and public health nurse Miss Clara Cavanaugh led the effort. The office boy jokes aside about the boss’s day.
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Floodwood
J. M. Higgins
Clara Cavanaugh
Woman finds Mayr's Remedy cures long suffering indigestion
A testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as curing severe indigestion bloating and colic after a full course. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammations causing stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis with a money back guarantee. Sold by McKee Drug Co Athens and Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and by druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
McKee Prug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
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Washington
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Arlington Nationalmetery
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Dixie Terminal
Cincinnati
Ohio
Glouster News
George C. Duncan
Hamburg
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
SILK
Chauncey
Council
Nunn
Bush
Safle
Wxree
Ottomedioe Oy
Peposit
Buckeye
Jaseuucencaral and Loan
Transatlantic Radio Products Corp
E. 24Th St
New York, N.Y
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Bandeau
Rollins Hosiery
Nelsonville Dry Good CO
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