Past Masters Lodge Third Degree and Nelsonville Wedding Report
At Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F. and A. M. in Nelsonville two candidates received the third degree under Past Masters night. A May 8 wedding at 10:30 a.m. united Miss Helen Sharp and Frank Tedrow Jr. at the bride’s home with Rev. Morrell officiating.
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Masonic Lodge
Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge No. 157
Masonic Temple
Glouster
Helen Sharp
Frank Tedrow, Jr
James Sharp
Fort Street
E. L. Morrell
First Methodist Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Columbus Business College
Frank Tedrow
Nelsonville High School
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio State University
Columbus
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Markets Clothing
North High Street
Neit Avenue
Dinner honors Don Bowers on birthday anniversary
Mr and Mrs Glenn Allen hosted a Monday dinner honoring Don Bowers. Covers were set for immediate family members.
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Glenn Allen
Don Bowers
Social visits populate Columbus with friends and relatives
Mrs Gay Aumiller spends a few days in Columbus. Mrs John Wood and Mrs Betty Harris return after a Columbus visit. Mrs L Poston and daughter Lulu of Athens visit friends. R R Stalter and Charles Vorhes visit their daughter Mrs Robert Kinney in Columbus. C G Krepple guests of brother Ernest in Columbus. Mrs Stanley Edwards granddaughter Barbara Curran and Jack Peters visit Miss Stella Edwards in Columbus. Elsie Powell supervisor of nurses White Cross hospital Columbus visits Mrs John Wood. Mr and Mrs B M Coakley and Clarence spend Sunday in Columbus with Mr and Mrs D F Shafer. Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson and daughter Bernadine spend end of week in Columbus.
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Gay Aumiller
Columbus
John Wood
Betty Harris
8. L. Poston
Lulu
Athens
R. R. Stalter
Charles Vorhes
Robert Kinney
C. G. Krepple
Ernest Krepple
Stanley Edwards
Barbara Curran
Jack Peters
Stella Edwards
Elsie Powell
White Cross Hospital
B. M. Coakley
Clarence
D. F. Shafer
Harry Jackson
Bernadine
Dave Johnson Re-elected Clerk Amid Coin Toss
Dave Johnson, Republican, was re elected clerk of the Athens county board of elections for a fifth year after a coin toss decided the race against W. J. Wright. The board split nominees by party, with the coin flip prevailing for the Republican slate.
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Dave Johnson
Athens County
Athens
Huenefeld
Bougher
Kelly
Nelsonville council refuses mayoral appointee to ward seat
Nelsonville council disallowed Mayor L J Eberle's choice W T Hillary to fill the Third ward vacancy caused by Byron Phillips absence. A new vote elected Willard Bartoe four to two, though seated status remains pending Phillips removal ruling. John Curry proposes gas rate hike to 1 for 500 cf and 0.50 per 1000 cf thereafter with about 1,500 affected.
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Willard Bartoe
Third Ward
Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
W. T. Hillary
Byron Phillips
E. B. Beard
Frank Anderson
C. A. Shockley
A. G. Cotton and
Anderson
Bartoe
Hileary
Fred S. Scott
Phillips
Eberle
J. ¥. Curry
Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Curry
Facial Youth Cleanser Promises Youthful Skin
An advertising pitch touts a liquid cleanser named Facial Youth that removes dust and grime, claiming it preserves smooth, youthful skin. It emphasizes gentleness, a pleasant odor, and suggests buying at toilet counters for 75 cents with a money back guarantee.
Community notes from Nelsonville and area
Mrs. Albert Brown and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Jack Hutchings in Nelsonville. Amos Mallon of Pomeroy is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mallon. Mrs. Arch Brooks and Mrs. William Davis attended the funeral of.
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Isaak
Oak Grove
Charlies Holcomb
Ralph Hardy
John Ossman
George Ossman
Sugar Creek
James Lauderback
Nelsonville
Henry Litteral
Pennsylvania
William Davis
Rebecca Mallon
Edgar McClain
Floyd Brown
Arch Brooks
Kimberly
Albert Brown
Jack Hutchings
Amos Mallon
Pomeroy
Mallon
4-H Leaders Convene Today for Training
The annual 4-H clothing club leader training was held in the county extension office led by Mrs. Paul Benning from Ohio State. The day covered bulletins year requirements and basic principles with afternoon sessions on practical clothing help. Over 200 girls belong to Athens County clothing clubs with 12 leaders guiding the district.
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T. H. Johnson
Paul Benning
Ohio State University Extension Department
Benning
Athens County
James Bell
Charles Mansfield
Will Heston
Berdena Hawk
G. O. Shanks
KR. RK. Barker
Harry Jacoby
Ethel Hayes
Jennie Bryan
B. K. Armstrong
Harvey Whitlatch
Rooms to Let For Men Students Summer Term
Clark Williams alumni secretary announced that persons with rooms to let to men students for the summer term should notify the alumni office at once. Include room details and desired price in the information. Immediate notice is important.
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Clark Williams
Williams
Court House Doings in Common Pleas Court
In Athens County Common Pleas court a confessed judgment of 1200 by the defendant in a double action by Ora B. Randolph against Clarence E. Humphrey as administrator of Nora E. Johnson’s estate was refused and the sum deposited with the clerk awaiting final determination. The Penrod v Federal Valley Railroad case was submitted on demurrer and the fourth amended petition. demurrer sustained. Partition of Mary Dean v Rhea Dean valued at 900 led to a dower of 105.01 and use income of 30. distributions totaled 380.55 to the plaintiff and 305.64 to the defendant. A public auction sale of the 2100 appraised premises was ordered in the partition action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora B. Randolph
Clarence E. Humphrey
Nora E. Johnson
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Clarence Penrod
Federal Valley Railroad Company
Mary Dean
Rhea Dean
Andrews Case Judgments Faced In Court Rulings
Ira E. Andrews loses to Matio BE in a court with judgment of 843.33 awarded to William Shepard after H. A. Chapman failed to appear. A separate judgment of 162.42 declared against Syracuse Washing Machine Corporation from Andrew J. Price.
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William Shepard
H. A. Chapman
Syracuse Washing Machines Corporation
Andrew J. Price
One Cent a Day Insurance Ad from Kansas City
A National Protective Insurance Association offer markets a life policy at one cent daily with $100 monthly benefits for 12 months and $1,200 to $1,800 death, no medical exam, open to men women and children over ten. Premium $3.65 yearly. mail details to Kansas City address for free inspection.
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Kansas City
National Protective Insurance Association
Searritt Bldg
Dog confinement proposed in garden season ordinance
City Solicitor Hughes to draft an ordinance requiring all dogs to be confined during the gardening season. The draft will be presented at the next council meeting, with the measure described as tentative and to be legally formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Council
Hughes
Firemen killed as wall collapses in Bloomington May Day
Two firemen were killed and three others seriously injured when a wall collapsed during a fire in Bloomingtons business district today. Fire crews battled the blaze as rescuers worked through rubble and debris to reach the injured.
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Bloomington
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Tedrow
Cora Tignor
Betty Jane
Mary Ellen Chapman
Henry Lancaster
Pete Shough
W. W. Whitlatch
A. G. Cotton
Rose Cook
Fred Wilson
J. H. Stauch
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Election Board
Department of Public Service
Scott
Opera House
Edna Wallace Hopper
Circle OF Ruth
Presbyterian Church
E. B. Acomb
Frank Lowry
Ralph Cox
Ed. Juniper
South America
Catherine Harrop
Beasie Deihl
Trop No. 13
Boy Scouts
John
Murray City
Martha Lovett
John Lovett
Gladys Smith
Will Lloyd
Joe Farbearn
Orla Wolfe
Logan
E. T. Spray
Petersburg
Ind
Co. L. Pruden
Longstreet
Carl Petitt
Robert Lovett
H. O. Dodds
Adrian
Monday
Zanesville
Moore
Kewarg
Benjamin Moore Co
Extension Department
Court House
IN Common Pleas Court
Ira E. Andrews
Matio BE
Indiene
Boston
Bill
South Court Street
Detroit
Dance BrotHers
Dodge Brothers
Midland
WEAF
NBC
C. A. Daugherty
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