Banquet honors Esther class teacher on May birthday
In Nelsonville on May 11 the Blue Esther class won a contest over the Golds with a 6 pm banquet at the Christian church. A birthday cake honored Mrs. P. B. Verity as toasts were given by Mrs. S. S. Lane and others. Miss Margaret Betts wrote a congratulatory poem for the teacher. Final program featured songs, solos, readings, a playlet, and St. Golds and Blues stunts end an enjoyable evening. Final notice to Athens water customers warns period ends May 15 at 8 pm with penalties and service cutoff after May 20 if unpaid. Ohio Farm Bureau federation opposes the Haugen relief bill in its current form as stated by L. B. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Christian Church
P. B. Verity
S.S. Lane
Verity
Margaret Betts
Athens
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
L. B. Palmer
Federation
May Day Party Planned by East School at 1 P.M.
In Nelsonville on May 11, the East school schedules a lawn May Day program at 1 oclock Thursday afternoon if weather cooperates. First and second grades will sing, second grade will perform A Wise Bird and How Do You Do My Partner, readings by Mary Groll, and various drills by several rooms. The East PTA will meet to elect officers after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lane
Miss Pearce
Miss Young
Miss Johnson
East Parent-Teacher Association
Attorney General Office Aide to Speak on Coal Situation
Atty. Griswold of the attorney general’s office in Columbus will address Nelsonville businessmen on the coal situation at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Griswold
Attorney General Office
Columbus
Nelsonville
Columbus Man Is Rotary Speaker at Ladies Night
Calvin C. Lyon of Columbus spoke at the Rotary club meeting in Nelsonville on ladies night. The former war correspondent described his France and Germany experiences before and after armistice and interviewed Von Hindenburg. A Carola Horton solo highlighted the musical program and gifts were given to Mrs. Ross during the social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Calvin C. Lyon
Columbus
Rotary Club
Lyon
France
Germany
von Hindenburg
Carola Horton
Bob Robinson
Eudora Chapter Eastern Star Invited to Athens Inspection
Nelsonville May 12 The Eudora chapter of the Eastern Star has been invited to Athens Thursday for the annual inspection. Members planning to attend should call Mrs John Saltz to arrange a chartered street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Athens
John Saltz
April births announced in Nelsonville York Township area
Dr. C. C. Butt reports 14 births in April 1925 in Nelsonville and York Township. Boys born to Forrest, Conkle, Shivers, Blair, Conrad, Hoisington. Epple, McComb, Skiver, Simpson, Lattimer, Juniper, Sherburn, Kerr. Girls born to Epple, McComb, Skiver, Sherburn, Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Township
C. C. Butt
Walter
Nellie Forrest
George
Helen Conkle
Earl
Marie Shivers
William
Mary Blair
Glen
Ada Conrad
Roger
Breda Hoisington
Arthur
Florence Epple
John
Bessie McComb
Frank
Gladys Skiver
Julia Simpson
Ralph
Emma Lattimer
Flower Mission Plans by W C T U at Presbyterian Church
W C T U met in the Presbyterian church social rooms for its monthly session with Mrs. A L Barker presiding in place of the absent president. A June flower mission service was scheduled for the third Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Kate Harrold
A. L. Barker
Barker
O. J. Howearth
Kate Blake
Roberta Carnes
New York
Howearth
J. D. Ledile
E. P. Allen
Rowena Shaffer
Chauncey
Marie Spencer
Local Visitors and Social Notes From Columbus and Area
Miss Nellie Bolinger, a nurse at White Cross hospital, returned Tuesday after a week's visit with Miss Bessie Stephenson. Several Athens residents, including Mrs. Henry Kamerling and daughter Margaret, Mrs. Grace Murphy, and Mrs. Max Bartoe Jr., were in town Friday. Afternoon guests at Carbon Hill included Mrs. Arthur Hicks and daughters Betty and Lillian, and Mr. and Mrs. Mae Bartoe Jr. Dr. A. L. Pritchard and J. S. Pritchard visited Columbus Tuesday. H. H. Iler spent Monday and Tuesday in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dean and Mrs. E. J. Cable were in Columbus Sunday. Ruth Jones Craft of Akron accompanied them home and stayed Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stalter and Mrs. Gay Auwiller spent the day in Columbus. Rev. Lloyd Evans was in Columbus Tuesday, and Miss Elizabeth Rannells of McArthur is visiting Mrs. E. J. Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bolinger
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Bessie Stephenson
Henry Kamerling
Margaret
Grace Murphy
Carbon Hill
Max Bartoe, Jr
Arthur Hicks
Athens
Betty
Lillian
Mae Bartoe, Jr
W. E. Evans
A. L. Pritchard
J. S. Pritchard
H. H. Iler
Cleveland
Ed Dean
E. J. Cable
Ruth Jones Craft
Akron
Ben Stalter
Gay Auwiller
Lloyd Evans
Elizabeth Rannells of
McArthur
Presbyterian Banquet Planned by Men of Nelsonville
On Friday evening May 21 the men of the Presbyterian church will host a banquet served at 6 o clock. Edward Johnson chairman of the board of directors of the Lorain Coal and Dock company and Dr S S Palmer pastor of the Broad Street Presbyterian church are the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Edward Johnson
Loraine Coal and Dock Company
S. S. Palmer
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Vegetable Compound of Lydia E Pinkham
In colonial times pioneer women gathered remedies from roots and herbs to aid families. Lydia E Pinkham later popularized her Vegetable Compound, a medicine women trusted for generations and proclaimed to help other women with satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Harry Jackson Hosts Cosmopolitan Club Meeting
May 12 at 7 pm Mrs Harry Jackson will entertain Cosmopolitan club members at her Nelsonville home. The event gathers club members for an evening gathering and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harry Jackson
Cosmopolitan Club
Funeral for Charley Hartgrove Thursday in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Charley Hartgrove will be at the First Baptist Church in Nelsonville Thursday at 2 PM. The funeral party departs Stout's at 1:45 PM and proceeds directly to the church with the Colored Masonic order in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charley Hartgrove
Surprise party for Mrs John Ross on Walnut Street
Mrs John Ross was surprised Monday evening at her Walnut Street home when friends and neighbors gathered to honor her. The turnout included many local residents filling the living room and yard in a casual reception style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Ross
Walnut Street
Inheritance Tax Dues In Probate Court Decisions
Probate court determines inheritance tax for Adaline Dailey estate at 142.20 with total value 22 220.76. Personal property 10 435.77 and real estate 11 785.00. Exemption 3 500 per case, tax 76.10 on remaining. Other estates declared tax free include William Brian with gross 7 390.52 and net 4 774.27 after debts. Daniel Hawk also exempt. John E Cook estate value 3 500 with 411.50 debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Dailey
William Brian
Daniel Hawk
John E. Cook
Students See Play A Good Woman at Convocation
Ohio University students attended a morning convocation featuring Arnold Bennett one act farce A Good Woman. The audience filled the auditorium for the performance by the class in one act plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bennett
Ohio University
Bishop Reese to Speak at Church of the Good Shepherd
The Rev. Theodore I. Reese, Episcopal bishop of Southeastern Ohio, will deliver an address at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens at 7 30 Friday May 14. This marks the bishop annual visit to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore I. Reese
Southeastern
Ohio
Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
Congress Farm Relief Measure Falls Short In House
Washington reports that farm bloc leaders counted noses on the Haugen farm relief bill and found about thirty votes short of a majority. In Ohio a forecasted bumper wheat crop reaches 29,500,000 bushels, four and a half million more than last year but six million under the ten year average. late warm weather pushes harvest back about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Columbus
Federal
East Side Student Council Sets School Standards
The East Side School formed a nine member student council from fourth to sixth grades with two advisors. Meetings occur Tuesday evenings and Monday mornings to establish conduct standards and an honor student criteria. Honor students must maintain B averages, no tardies, and willing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Miss Smart
Miss Skidmore
Wenzel Burke
Assembly
Jane Gill
Joe Gill
Helen Gamertsfelder
Ann Beasley
Howard Carruthers
Mary McCune
Virginia Masterton
Helen Hayes
Dora Mae Smith
Elvena Davidson
Carolyn Fuller
Bernadine Sprague
Gilbert Shannon
Fred Lee Helwig
Mabel Frost
Naomi Vernon
Raymond Latham
New East Side Orchestra
Carol Ruston
Clifton Atkins
James Overmyer
Boys’ Glee Club
Pallas Club
Peaks Named for Everest Explorers Who Died in 1924
Spokane notes that two Sierra Nevada peaks are named SPOKANE Mt Irvine and Mt Mallory after two British expedition members who perished near Everest's summit in 1924.
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Spokane
Mt. Irvine
Mt. Mallory
Sierra Nevadas
Mt. Everest
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