Nelsonville Council Votes Funds Advance for Health and Service Departments
Nelsonville city council approved advances from the county auditor totaling 800 for the health department and 1000 for the service department to cover delays in tax receipts. Sanitary sewers were noted as in poor condition and the council discussed remedy plans as various residents and officials are reported in social notes.
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Nelsonville
Public Health and Service Departments
Health Department
Service Department
McClain
Asa Linton
L. J. Eberle
Dogs Tie Rule Extended by Board of Health
Nelsonville officials vote to extend the dog tethering rule for sixty more days after a Monday evening meeting keeping streets safer and pets restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Board of Health
Health Board Plans Cleanup Begins May 4
Nelsonville reports the city board of health sponsors cleanup week starting Wednesday May 4. Citizens are urged to clean yards and haul all trash to the city dumping grounds.
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Health Board
Nelsonville
City Board of Health
Esther Class Social Notes Held By Mrs Mitchell
Forty three members answered roll call when the Esther class of the Christian Sunday school met with Mrs. Harley Mitchell on Verity Street Monday evening. Mrs Mitchell, the class president, led a brief business session followed by a social time and luncheon.
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Esther
Christian Sunday School
Harley Mitchell
Verity Street
Mitchell
Circle of Ruth meeting at Presbyterian Sunday school
The Circle of Ruth of the Presbyterian Sunday school met Monday evening in the church parlors. A 6 o'clock dinner was served by hostesses Edith Stiers Orel Griffin and Mary Cohagen. Twenty seven members and two guests attended. L. I. Kreig presided at the business session. Ed Jumper led devotionals and managed the year book of prayer. Burns Coakley and Dorothy Vorhes spoke on Latin America.
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Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Sunday School
Edith Stiers
Orel Griffin
Mary Cohagen
L. I. Kreig
Ed Juniper
Surprise birthday party in Nelsonville for Mrs Hun saker
Misses Grace and Helen Hunsaker hosted a Sunday May 1 surprise party at their Nelsonville route No 2 home honoring their mother on her fifty fourth birthday anniversary. A noon dinner followed with a cake baked by Mrs F L Graves as the centerpiece. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hunsaker Mrs Clara Scott and son Fred of New Plymouth Mr and Mrs Will Bethel Mr and Mrs J B Groves Mr and Mrs F L Groves and daughter Mary Frances Mr and Mrs B B Woolery Mrs Anna Pyle and son Florence Woolery Mrs MyrtleUmb Gardner and sons Boyd and Dale of Nelsonville Mrs Dessie Coven and daughter Clara Union Furnace and Lee Bender Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Sharpe
Tude Blake
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Henry Hyer
Columbus
Hyer
S. R. McDowell
Nat Blake
Agnes Baden
Co. L. Horton
Dudley Harris
Ralph Orr
Ivan Morris
McConnellville
Clarence Wood
Pauline Mae
Springfield
Doris Mayer
Raymond Hilte
Gertrude Hilte
Washington Street
Clayton Murphy
Adam Scheeler
Eula
William Nethery
Chillicothe
Dewey Scheeler
Charles Newton
Melville Dermit
Frances Newton
Charleston
W. Va
Ed Rosser
Guy Hilte
Lansing
American Toll and Telegraph Company
Tom Schenz
W. S. Webb
Toledo
Benson Preston
N. Hill
Goldie Schenz
Fred Craig
Robert Franklin
Thomas Davis
Buchtel
K. P. Hickman
William
Mabel Moore
Paul
New Lexington
William Smith
Betty Lou
Harry Rose
Patricia Ruth
Logan
Raymond Spurgeon
Lewis Davis
Matheny
W. W. Gibson
John Lowden
Martinsburg
Anna Lowden
Grace
Helen Hunsaker
Nelsonville
F. L. Graves
Hunsaker
Clara Scott
Fred
New Plymouth
Will Bethel
J. B. Groves
F. ‘l L. Groves
Mary Frances
B. B. Woolery
Anna Pyle
Florence Woolery
Myrtleumgardner and Sons
Boyd and Ale
Dessie Coven
Clara
Union Furnace
Lee Bender
Missionary Society Meeting Planned With Local Hostesses
The Foreign Missionary Society of the MethodistChurch will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jess Bryan's Monroe street home. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Pearl Williams and Mrs. Neikirk. Mrs. Willard Bartoe leads devotionals and Mrs. Ledlie conducts the study book discussion.
East End School May Day Festival and PTA Meeting
The East End School schedules its annual May Day Festival Wednesday at 1 PM with a following PTA meeting. Officers will be elected. If rain interrupts the festival, it will be postponed to Thursday afternoon.
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East End
Settings Made For Several Trials In Athens Court
The court set multiple divorce schedules including Addie Leybourne against Joseph Leybourne with a June 9 1915 marriage date and no children. Other cases include George W Sayre Virginia Sayre Jennie D Chappelear Asil Chappelear Elizabeth Jewell Norman Jewell Eva Anania Louis Anania. A contempt hearing for Leona Swart related to Charles Shields was partly adduced and postponed to May 6. Judgment was confessed in William S Bobo against Delver Bolin for 153.82. The Hewitt and Boden receiver C M Gill was authorized to borrow 517 43 to pay taxes on company property. The action was completed Saturday.
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Addie Leybourne
Joseph Leybourne
Common Pleas
Addie Hoffman
George W. Sayre
Virginia Sayre
Jennie D. Chappelear
Asil Chappelear
Elizabeth Jewell
Norman Jewell
Eva Anania
Louis Anania
State of
Ohio
Charles Shields
Leona Swart
William
Bobo
Delver Bolin
Woman Identified After Lake Death At Spring Grove Cemetery
The body found in a lake at Spring Grove cemetery is identified as Mrs. Anna Blythe, 64, a housemaid. She had mourned her son Clarence Beckham, a war veteran, whose grave she visited before taking her own life.
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Cincinnati
Spring Grove
Anna Blythe
Thorn slaying follows quarrel in Portsmouth
Otto Thorn age 35 was shot and killed after a quarrel yesterday. Robert Thornman age 30 surrendered and admitted fighting Thorn and shooting him when Thorn attacked with a club.
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Portsmouth
Otto Thorn
Robert Thornman
Thorn
Torch Sing Awards Cup to Phi Kappa Tau at Ohio U
Phi Kappa Tau won first place in the fourth annual Torch Sing at Ohio University, with Beta Theta Pi second. Five fraternities competed including Phi Delta Theta Delta Tau Delta and Sigma Pi, judged by faculty members Dr. Giauque MacKinnon and Ingerham. The event featured fraternity songs and the final pieces included Beloved Ohio Alma Mater and the Lloving Cup.
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Gordon Morrow
Lindley Hall
Phi Kappa Tau
Beta Theta Pi
C. D. Giauque
Ohio
Giauque
C. N. MacKinnon
DeForest Ingerham
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Pi
Delta Tau
Delta
Epsilon Chapter
Dr E W Chubb Longtime Education Authority and Author
Dr E W Chubb served as acting president of the university after President Alston Ellis’s death in 1920 and briefly before Dr E B Bryan in 1921. He authored Masters of English Literature used in Ohio university English classes and revised Stories of Authors published in 1910, plus works English Words and Sketches of Great Painters. He lectures nationwide and contributes to magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston Ellis
Chubb
University
E. B. Bryan
Dean Chubb
Ohio University
Athens High School A Association Reorganized With New Officers
The Athens high school A association reorganized adopted a new constitution and elected honorary officers for year end duties this month. President Fred Mansfield vice president Harold Morgan secretary treasurer Helen Roush nominations for next year Chester Border Ross Sams Dick Brooks and Dick Hughes Roy Robinson Jean Rauch. A students with A grades remain members eligible for tickets to all events.
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Athens High School
Fred Mansfield
Harold Morgan
Helen Roush
Chester Border
Ross Sams
Dick Brooks
Dick Hughes
Roy Robinson
Jean Rauch
Antoine Valdreaux Dies After Monte Carlo Gambling
Antoine Valdreaux, 60, collapsed after gambling excitement wore him out at Monte Carlo and was taken to a hospital where he died.
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Nice
Antoine Valdreaux
Monte Carlo
Railroad safety talks reach 18 schools in Glouster
J E Rodgers of Corning a New York Central lines conductor spoke in 18 school rooms in Glouster Monday on safety rules for children near railroad crossings and tracks part of a seven year campaign begun January 1 1924 to cut railway accidents by 35 percent by 1930.
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Glouster
Iin
American Railway Association
J. E. Rodgers of
Corning
New York Central Lines
The
Railway Association
Rodgers
Hollister Schools
Webb Moves to Glouster and Sets Zanesville Home
Charles Lefty Webb of the Zanesville Greys has secured a good position in Zanesville and will make the city his home. Mrs Webb and daughter Charlene have joined him after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Williams, and have moved to their new residence.
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Glouster
Charles
Lefty) Webb
Zanesville Greys
Zanesville
Kiwanis Club Meeting to Hear Rev. F. E. Roberts
The Kiwanis club in Glouster will host Rev. F. E. Roberts of the Church of Christ as speaker at the M. E. church social room at 6 30 this evening. Committee chairmen were told to report on planned activities for the rest of the year. Henry P. Ley will present the attendance prize.
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Glouster
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Kiwanis Club
M. E. Church
Henry P. Ley
Ward Forrest Family Guests Of Mrs Andrews In Columbus
Mr and Mrs Ward Forrest and their two children from Columbus were guests over Sunday of Mrs L R Andrews, according to local society notes.
Mrs Frank Binderbasin Heads to Pomeroy for Weeks
Mrs Frank Binderbasin of Jacksonville left Monday for Pomeroy to spend a few weeks away.
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Frank Binderbasin
Jacksonville
Pomeroy
Equality of Opportunity Urged for Every Youth by Athens Attorney
Athens attorney John J. Woolley urged equality of opportunity for every boy at a Rotary club banquet honoring International Boys Week. He argued socialism stifles advancement and praised Rotary and Boy Scout efforts to steer youths from radicalism toward personal achievement. Congressman James T. Begg echoed the theme, stressing effort and ability over grades.
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America
John J. Woolley
Athens
Rotary
Christian Church
Rotary Club
Hotel
Berry
Athens Rotary Club
Boys of
Mr. Woolley
Woolley
Rotary Organization
A. B. Roe
S. M. Johnson
Everett Hamilton
Roy Dupler
Jack Wadley
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Ohio
Begg
Albany
Albany High School
Hi Y Club year end meeting at Athena High School
Leonard Voorhes spoke on How Far Have We Come at the noon gathering. F E Harshman addressed What Next. Roy McClanahan, new Hi Y Y president, presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Voorhes
Athena High School
F. E. Harshman
Roy McClanahan
Missions Board Waives Indemnity In Williams Death
POMEROY May 3. The Presbyterian board of foreign missions waives indemnity from the Chinese government after Dr John E Williams who was vice president of Nanking University was killed in the anti foreign outbreak March 24. Dr A J Bowen president of the university testifies Williams had no weapon and offered no resistance. The report notes no indemnity settlement with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Dr. Williams
Dr. Bowen
Thieves Kill Bloodhounds in Hereford Chase
Two blood hounds pursuing robbers in Hereford were killed by the fleeing pair. The pursuit ended when the suspects escaped, leaving the scene with unknown injuries. Police opened an inquiry into the incident.
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Hereford
Eng
Itching Irritations Prompt Skin Care Advice
A brief health note advises addressing itching and annoying skin irritations with topical treatments and hygiene tips. Emphasis remains on preventing irritation through moisturizers, avoiding harsh soaps, and seeking care for persistent symptoms.
Witnesses Describe Fatal Shootings During Robbery
Dr. Williams said the watch belonged to his mother as another soldier stood behind him and pressed a rifle to his face and fired. The assailants rifled the victim’s pockets and then calmly walked away.
Lassen Eruption Sparks Heavy Smoke Over Red Bluff
Mount Lassen, the United States’ only active volcano, erupted today sending thick smoke plume high into the air. The plume drifted south with the wind as residents watched.
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Red Bluff
Calif
Mount Lassen
United States
Forest Fire in New Jersey Burns 20 Square Miles
A forest fire near Mays Landing in New Jersey burned over 20 square miles and destroyed about a dozen houses in a hamlet. About 500 men fought the blaze through the night and brought it under control today.
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Mays Landing
N. J
U.P
Sparkling Orange Crush At Party Becomes Hit
A party young guest notes the easy charm of serving sparkling Orange Crush as a refreshing beverage. The write-up praises its real orange juice content and distinctive, zestful flavor derived from juice, peel, and natural ingredients.
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Carl Bateman
Franklin Street
Chris Moninger
William Wood
John Orr
Jamie
Proctorville
Elmer Bay
Josephine Porter
Joe Porter
Harry Radin
Ronald Riley
Steubenville
Vis
Pal Kappa Tau
Sing
E. W. Chubbb
C. A. Young
Young
George
John
Helen
Joseph
Anna Walsh
James McNamara
William Brown
Detroit
Hubert Frebault
James Dyar
Joseph Walsh
Miami
Fla
John Walsh
Holy Cross Church
Father Clark
Lancaster Street
Chauncey
John Woolley
Missions’ Board
Williams
Nanking
Zemo
Home Furnishing CO
Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Vermont
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Oran
Stuer
ZORA
Zura
Zara
Athens Paint & Supply Co
Athens, Ohio
Scott Paint & Wallpaper Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
Pendergrass & Son
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