Nelsonville relief program to continue as city project
The Nelsonville relief effort will expand as a city project under county and federal aid oversight. Mayor J W Hickman ordered independent RF C grant applications in March with $1 975 transferred for needy city cases and $3 500 from RF C received in April to fund relief. Harry Kelly Jr directs relief at 100 dollars monthly. Robert Pospichel serves as clerk at 75 dollars. William Mills guides the community garden without salary. Rev Lloyd Evans and Harry Kelly Sr aid as advisory volunteers.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Ralph Elliott
Harry Kelly, Jr
Robert Pospichel
William Mills
Lloyd Evans
Harry Kelly
Mother's Day Program Planned by Sunday School
Nelsonville May 10 The Christian Church Sunday School classes plan a Mother's Day program for next Sunday morning at 9 30 in the auditorium with details to be announced later. The Business Girls' class decorates and will receive flowers at the church Saturday from 3 to 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
The King's Men Meet at George Beagle's Home
The King's Men plan a gathering at George Beagle's residence on Walnut Street this Friday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Men
George Beagle
Walnut Street
Commencement Exercises At Jacksonville Trimble High
A large audience attended the Jacksonville Trimble High School commencement in Trimble auditorium. Twenty one girls and seventeen boys received regular diplomas, with three juniors and two seniors earning shop certificates for completing the two year automobile mechanic course. Eighth grade graduates numbered nineteen from Jacksonville and ten from Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes
Jacksonville
Trimble
Una Miller
Herbert Spangler
Bernice Carter
J-T High School
F. J. Batterson
Mary Belle Cole
Eileen Sayre
Vern Hartley
Helen McCaskey
Elizabeth Rambo
Cecelia Mandrel
Verna Sayre
Ralph White
James Mandrel
Evelyn Joseph
Alberta Raber
M. M. Bry
W. M. Anderson
E. R. Robinette
Ada Frances Darling
Mary Sirotnik
Pauline Bentley
Frieda Hanning
Frances Talbert
Helen Morrison
Bessie Swindell
Ida Dust
Audria McLaughlin
Sophia Chakey
Medrith Rainey
Edith Johnson
Katherine Talbert
Helen White
Christene Curtis
Elizabeth Kempton
Kathryn Edzikowski
Edna Cartwright
Wilbur Johnson
Frank Kearns
Joe Grubb
Frank Grubb
Joseph Christman
Wilbur Cartwright
Rolland Deal
Matt Ginnan
Lawrence Lee
Vern Orme
John Anderson
Ralph Hoisington
Ralph Meeks
Harold Duncan
William Grimm
Charles Sharp
Prohibition League Formed at Glouster
A Glouster branch of the Athens County Eighteenth Amendment League is formed with Rev. M S Rogers as president and Rev. F J Batterson as vice president. Officers include C E Williams as secretary. County delegates Prof. H T Houf, Prof. A B Sias, and Hal ler attended. Sias urged cooperation and Houf outlined plans for a Mosier Bill referendum petition and further work.
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H. T. Houf
A. B. Sias
Haller
Athens
Prof. Sias
County League
Dr. Houf
League
Principal DeLong Rehired at Glouster High School
Principal L. G. DeLong of Glouster High School was rehired for another year by the board of education at a meeting in the high school building. Salary and term length depend on the state department of education. Mrs. Cassie Vaughn hired as school enumerator. Further teacher hiring awaits term length and legislature adjournment. Supt. Figley hosted a lunch for the board after the meeting. James Stedman attended as a guest.
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Glouster
L. G. DeLong
Glouster High School
Board of Education
Thomas W. Figiey
State Department of Education
Cassie Vaughn
Supt
Figley
James Sted
Farewell Party Honors Miss Metzger by Excelsior Class
A farewell party was held at the Battersons home in Glouster to honor Miss Kathryn Metzger teacher of the Excelsior Class of the M. E. Sunday School. Guests included Miss Metzger, Helen Vickrey, Elizabeth Gaskala, Mary E. Bennett, Martha Lent, Mary F. Carpenter, Phyllis Morris, Norma Dyer, Anna Louise Logue, Lucille Richardson, Dorcas Burns, Ruth Darling, Margaret Skinner, Grace and Esther Batterson, and Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Batterson.
High School Principal Discusses Money at Rotary
Nelsonville May 10 Howard Kirk principal of Logan High School and Logan Rotary Club member spoke on Money at the local club session. He linked production and distribution to profit and compared Civil War era conditions to today noting cycles of debt and cheap credit and discussing bimetalism and inflation viewpoints. Elwood Davis of Mr. Gilead Ohio was a club guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Howard Kirk
Logan High School
Logan Rotary Club
Elwood Davis
Mr. Gilead, Ohio
Eastern Star inspection draws 150 at Nelsonville event
At the Eudora Chapter No. 72 Eastern Star annual inspection in the Masonic Temple 150 attendees heard Mrs. Lama Magrew Ohio’s worthy grand matron praise local officers. Pre-inspection dinner at Legion Building featured spring flowers and gifts for dignitaries from Athens Marietta Glouster Logos Columbus and South Carolina.
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Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter No
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lama Magrew
Ohio
Legion Building
Ben Magrew
Florence Lawrence
Blanche Murphy
Columbus
Mes
Theona Miller
Marietta
Inez Backus Wilson
Padora
Athens
Glouster
Logos
South Carolina
Missionary Society Meet May 11 at Miss Love Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian Ghureh will meet Thursday night May 11 at 5 30 at Miss Sigrid Love's home. Miss Verna Hand will direct the program.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Ghureh
Sigrid Love
Verna Hand
Auxiliary to Meet Glouster
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America will meet Friday night at 7 30 at Eagle Hall.
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Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Eagle Hall
Kiwanis Meeting Draws Visitors and Flood Planning
Glouster May 10 Attendance at Kiwanis Club noon meeting at Hotel Gordon was good with one visitor, E F Carpenter. Herman Atlas won the attendance prize from B R Angle. A flood control meeting on Logan Thursday night will include several nonmembers. dinner at 6 30 p m and departure from Glouster at 5 15 p m.
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Glouster
May Day Bill Fast and West Schools Announce Spring Carnival
Nelsonville May Day program announced for Fast and West School Buildings. West School features May Queen Jean Matheny, Rhythm Band selections, folk dance, and student chorus. East School plans bells songs, Glow Worm, Country Gardens, and full school singalongs. Fifth and Sixth Grades perform Fisherman’s Song and Milkmaid Drill. Principal staff include Miss Lillian Young and Miss Nellie Hamer. Event starts at 10 o'clock.
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Fast and West
Nelsonville
West
May Queen
Jean Matheny
St. Mary's
Glow Worm
Jimmy
Lillian Young
Nellie Hamer
Donald McCray
Ella Patton
Melvina Hall
Hap py Hollow School to stage sixth and seventh grade play
Thursday night the pupils of Hap py Hollow School's sixth and seventh grades will present a min theater performance. The event showcases student acting and teamwork in a local school program.
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Happy Hollow
PTA Officers Elected At Monday Meeting
A social will follow. This program will close the school year. An invitation to attend was extended. At a PTA meeting held Monday night officers were elected president Mrs. Dorothy Lowry vice president Chloe Rice secretary Mrs. Laurence Gallagher and treasurer Mrs. Nora Yates.
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Strel
Dorothy Lowry
Chloe Rice
Laurence Gallagher
Nora Yates
Methodist Sunday School Banquet Held Thursday Evening
The banquet of Class No. 21 taught by Mrs. Florence Coakley will be held at the church Thursday evening at 6pm.
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Methodist
Florence Coakley
Local visits and family travel across Ohio towns
Mrs Leland Pierce and son Leland, Mrs Will Pierce and daughter Elizabeth, and son Wilbert spent the day in Chillicothe. Mrs Frank Knox and Mrs Albert Barber drove to Yellow Springs today and will accompany back. Betty Baldwin will spend time with Mrs Knox. Mark Hick of Columbus spent the end of the week with his mother and returned with his wife. Mr and Mrs Clinton Hick were called to Columbus Saturday by the illness of his brother. Mr and Mrs Elwood Davis and two children of Mt Gilead are guests of Principal and Mrs L T Powell.
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Leland Pierce
Leland
Will Pierce
Elizabeth
Wilbert
Chillicothe
Frank Knox
Albert Barber
Yellow Springs
Betty Baldwin
Knox Mark Hick
Columbus
Clinton Hick
Elwood Davis
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
Death of Charles Butt Noted in Nelsonville
Nelsonville May 10 Word reaches here of the death of Charles Butt of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Butt and their little daughter were affected by the loss and word was received in town.
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Nelsonville
Charles Butt
Chicago
Butler family tragedy ties to Chicago auto crash
The Butt family returned to Chicago after visiting relatives when an auto accident occurred. Mr. Butt died Tuesday at a Chicago hospital. He was the son of Scott Butt and formerly lived in the city. The Epworth League event planned for May 11 was postponed to May 18.
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Chicago
Mrs. Butt
Mr. Butt
Scott Butt
Ends Body Odor by Removing Cause
All who perspire freely know that bathing gives only temporary odor relief. Odor stems from stale perspiration in pores. ordinary soaps clog pores rather than flush it out. Kirk's Coco Castile pure vegetable oil soap dissolves stale curds, rinses clean, and ends body odor at the source. Sold by grocers at a new low price.
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Kirk
America
Castile
Plymouth Six Sedan Drives Down Price Frontier
ARTIS ELLIOTT weighs daily 75 mile trips and spots Plymouths 4 door Six Cylinder sedan at 510 dollars. The ad touts 70 horsepower, Floating Power engine mountings, hydraulic brakes, safety steel bodies, and a rigid X frame, claiming Plymouth’s lowest price for a new 6 cylinder 4 door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artis Elliott
Plymouth
Elliott
Past Chiefs' Club meeting of White Rose Temple No. 92
Pythian Sisters will meet at 7 o'clock Thursday evening at Mrs. Irene Williams home in Glouster. The event is hosted by the Past Chiefs' Club of White Rose Temple No. 92.
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Glouster
Chiefs’ Club
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Irene Williams
Kittle Family Hosts Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kittle entertained weekend and Sunday guests at Walnut Hill. Attending were Atty and Mrs. Gywnn Sanders of Marysville, Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Sanders of Richwood, Roger Kittle and Virginia Lou Eberle of Ohio University, Mrs. Georgia Linscott of Athens, Mrs. Lydia Kittle of Trimble, Miss Mary Whyte of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Vosper, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baumgardner of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leake of Buchtel, who were weekend guests of J. R. Clark and family.
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H. F. Kittle
Walnut Hill
Atty
Gywnn Sanders
Marynville
Local Resident Taken to Cleveland Hospital for Treatment
Harvey Nelson of Athens former Glouster resident was taken to University Hospital in Cleveland last Friday for treatment. His nephew Dr. Nelson Brandeberry is connected with the Cleveland hospital. He traveled with Mrs. Nelson a brother a sister and a nephew. All returned home Sunday except Harvey Nelson who remained for care.
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Glouster
Harvey Nelson
Athens
University Hospital
Cleveland
Nelson Brandeberry
Cleveland Hospital
Nelson
Joseph Nelson
Jennie
Floyd Brandeberry
Democrats Work Toward Complete Ticket In Glouster
Confusion over meeting aims cited as Democrats plan sessions in Glouster to prepare a full ticket before the August primary. A Tuesday meeting and an upcoming Friday session at the mayor’s office will not bar anyone from filing a petition to run.
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Glouster
Plymouth De Luxe Cars Win Detroit Buyers Over
Detroit buyers praise Plymouth De Luxe for its 112 inch wheelbase and largest size among low priced sixes. They note Free Wheeling all silent transmission and optional automatic clutch, plus a smart radiator and stylish interior with deep seats. Potential buyers urged to see the De Luxe before purchase.
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Mr. Major
Plymouth
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