Nelsonville High to graduate 39?5 seniors in May ceremony
Sifty students will comprise the Nelsonville High School 3925 graduating class as exams near next week. A tentative senior list includes Doris Adatur Mildred Barrows Charles Betts and many others with commencement set for Tuesday evening May 22 in the senior high auditorium. ninth grade shower to follow Friday May 18 with about 90 graduates.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Doris Audrey Adatur
Wathiren
Mildred Barrows
Clarles Edweerd Betts
Ralph Calvin Bols
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Louise Woakley
Banke Dee Vox
Gilbert Norewhurst
Joseph K. Thehna M. Haas
Dorothy L. Hitton
Grace RB
Lair Wane
A. Saunders
Charles Wesley Rebee
Tiber Stoury
Mars
Elaine Ward
Stephen Arthur Ward
Poa Wasithutn
Vary Loune Bawrr
Meban Worst
Thomas Wallis
Whe Viela Woods
Veloti Feger
Gleetclub
K. H. McCorkle
The
Christian Church
I. S. Matheny
Columbus
C. W. Monks
Board of
Lducation
O. D. Crawford
Llowing
Merle Bennett
Lawrence Bond
Weath Brady
Leke Deer
Harry Livans
Donall Harper
Thomas Hichman
Paul Hudd
Gilbert Jehusen
Vera Tinton
Aul My- Mpa Taura
Norman
Maaine North
Margaret Jediga
John Miesser
Bessie Shafer
Mary Shere Ninan
Visdan Woolers
Lalian Cait
Lithil Stevens
Irene Shelton
Mare Learet Gremu
Eil Liver
Helen
Voor Wo Tavis
Y Calentine
Udeeard Murphy
David Neiman
Bob Juniper
Flossie McConrtyes
Lathan Cockren
Agnes Jkale
Robert Tavis
Asther Farris
Aue Y Vranee
Weary Gettle
Clarence Taul Flarshman
Anna Hace
Vles Hace
Rodert Huffman
Din Igim
Sue Kelley
Reece Paed
Wilhane Ganson
Mary Zghse
Dor: Matheny
Guendelsn Wy
Wilbert McCollum
Ruth
Me Donad
Janie Rawlings
Mere W Wilkuns
Edward Thompson
Ruth Rachus
Jonecut
Max Barrows Tower Rattoe
Udith Beagle
Mildred Burnes
Ireda
Covert
Reonard Donley
Virginia
Ohberkh
Lachya Galvin
Louise Henning
Maxine Hall
Towell Hackinen
Utio Higgins
Edward Own
Tobert Hurnefeld
Vivian Bullen
Shear Melain
Eileen Patten
William Thedes
William & Jes
Pont Shafer
Jielen Shiver
Wend
Clifford Warihatms
Hernadine Woodard
Goldie Wood‘sem
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Ohio Pen Penprom Trials and Local Court Actions
A torrent of court notes from Ohio recounts sent imprisonments, guilty pleas, and scheduled trials. Archie McCune admitted guilt to Ron Tareeny and awaits transfer to county jail. Henry Stirs faces burglary charges with tied trial dates set for May. Wilian Douglas is indicted on three counts of salary fraud and forged instrument publication with a third indictment upcoming. A divorce suit between Mary Moris and Tra Moris opens with five witnesses to be called, while Moris remains jailed for assault and battery. Petitions by John Sorrel Amos Sorrell and Steve Sorrell against William Sonington surface, along with ledger judgments for labor and haulage totaling 811.84.
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Aid Cran Caton
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Pertemtiaa
Aikens County Hontinudang
Oyesterd
Butliy Toothe cd
Archie McCunoe
Ron Tareeny
Nat
Bs Hughes
Connen
Henry Stirs
Whet
Aramett Kernan
Connet
Tial
Wilian Douglas
Tral Oon
Ml Fanius Natl
Mary Mores
York Township
Poe Leen
Labor case awards damages in lower court ruling
In a labor dispute, verdicts for money were filed by the plaintiffs Me and Mrs dear Burton. The judge awarded the plaintiffs $108 plus interest, with a note signed by Knox, Knox, and Knox ordered paid. Additional interest was awarded to Thurman Knox and J Wy Roos.
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Dear Burton Judgwenin
J.ay Knox
Mheaheth Knox
Lurentin Knox
Ty Thurman Knox
J. Wy Ruos
Miss Mariana Bing Presents Graduation Recital at Ewang Hall
Miss Mariana Bing soprano will present a graduation recital tonight at 8 90 oclock in Ewang Hall auditorium. She is a member of Sizma Alpha Tota Alpha Gamma Pelta Girly Glee club and has appeared on university broadcasting programs. Barbara Kantzer will provide piano accompaniment and the public is invited to attend.
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Universtive
Musw Ploreniy
Mariana
Bring
Ewang Hall
Mise Tang
Anio
Aus
Handel
Judas Mac
CIA
Schuberts
Gretehen Am Fyanne
Wiegenhied
Max de
Ber Nu
Debussy
Densmore
Hen Heiden
Sizma Alphe Tota
Alpha Gamma Pelta
Girly Glee Club
Stocking POS Sessions Today For Lone and Business Use
A quick note on reviewing point of sale sessions for personal and business use. Ensure totals and trends align with daily activity and prepare for reconciliation. Verify cash and card transactions, check for any discrepancies, and plan adjustments for tomorrow.
Tom Mix Visit Prompts Ohio High School Orchestra Trip
Seventeen members of the Nelsonville high school orchestra traveled to Columbus on Saturday to see Tom Mix in person at a theater. Superintendent C. O. Crawford, Robert Reed, and Robert Huenefeld accompanied the group. After the theater party the students enjoyed a picnic dinner at Olentangy Park.
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Nelsonville
Theigh School
Columbus
Tom Mix
C. O. Crawford
Robert Reed
Robert Huenefeld
Olentangy Park
Essays Received In Nelsonville City Clean Contest
Thirty five essays were submitted by junior high students in a contest by the Wee Man's Community Club on the subject How To Make Our City Clean and Beautiful. The club praised the interest shown and noted many good suggestions. Winners will be announced at the Junior High commencement.
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Nelsonville
Wis
Smith Dies After Prolonged Illness on Ja Street
Homer Smith died today at his home on Ja Street after a several year illness with tuberculosis. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 o'clock at the Wilgrim Holiness Church Chestnut Street. He leaves his mother one sister and one brother. Call shooting outrage Washington May 31 Coast Guardsmen incident described as an \"only age\" by Rep Mead.
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Homer Xamith
Eainy
Ja Street
Wilgrim
Ehurch Chestnut Street
Turing
Washiington
Jacob J. Tanisen
Niagara Falls
N.Y
House Today
Mead
New York
Mother's Day Services Planned in Pelsonville Church
Mother's Day observances set for Presbyterian churches with a children’s choir at 9:30 AM performing “Beautiful May Time” and “Home Sweet Home” and solos by Jack Rasbould. Evening programs feature Marian Morris organ preludes and Raymond Kaine with the men’s choir singing “My Mother Songs.”
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Raymond Kaine
Ly Mothers Pr
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Orermen
Pastor Honored by Church Men on Birthday
The Rev Evans pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Nelsonville was surprised at a 6 pm Friday dinner in the church basement. Men of the congregation and friends gathered to toast his twenty ninth birthday with 28 candies forming the cake centerpiece. Les Wrick presided. Dr Hubert Rede spoke for the group presenting Hamilton water.
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Nelson Ville
Liew Evans
Lrst Presbyterian Church
WatsoMea Duily
Ian Eberle
Eugene Holnadel
Leslam Wrick
Brother Hood
Hubert Rede
Mr. Evans
Himilton Water
Central Children Write About Work in Tables of Sand
Third grade at Central school shows interest in sand tables. Myrtle Tucker and Jane Voster wrote essays about their sand table project. Jane describes a log cabin fort and a dressed figure. Myrtle explains Indians, a tent, a basket, and clay figures.
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Central School
Myre the Tucker
Jane Voster
Pfsteer
Myrtle Tucker
Uwihatti baseball league opens Tuesday amid notes by W L H
The Uwihatti baseball league opens its season on Tuesday with a schedule of games and coupons. Officials discuss financing the league through season tickets and a convention to coordinate league play and public notices.
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Uwihatti Baseball League
Peerchrome
Uherlein
Playground League
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Nelsonville Kids Join Junior Audubon Society
May 12 report from Mrs Grif Griffin Nelsonville Central school notes that about five of the children in first and second grades have joined the Junior Audubon society and are helping protect birds while displaying interest beyond a messenger tard contest.
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Nelsonville
Grif Griffin
Nelsonville Central School
Audubon Society
Bus to the marble champion and city tournament rumor
A garbled note mentions a bus for Don Att South to travel May 26 for a big inter city tournament. The piece also notes C. W. Nash of Nash Motors donated 400,900 dollars and reports plans to raise a similar amount in Kenosha Wisconsin for a M O A program. Kenosha is described as about the size of Vorismouth.
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Donatt South
C. W. Nash
Nash! Motors
Kenosha
Wis
Vorismouth
Rally plans and estate restoration talks announced
Aldsonving May 12 rally speakers Pastor Motterkle and Evangelist Vian travel from Huntington to Findlay for a Churches of Christ event. Vian will visit Paintsville and Huntington areas, with costs noted for music. In Bulsonville May 12 the Christin church hosts an illustrated Mothers Day program using a stereoptican along with a Sunday evening lecture by Jone Sweet Pome, Herel and Elereaster. first in a series from time to funie.
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Tholiesv. i
Motterkle
Vie Church of Christ
Homer el Vian
Grouster
Findlay
Churches of Chris
Mr. Vian
Bulsunville
Social Notes from Nelsonville Bridge and IT H Clubs
Nelsonville social pages note bridge club gathering at Mrs. R. Stalter’s West Street home with three tables and a 4 o’clock dinner. IT H T clubs hosted their mothers for a Friday dinner at the American Legion home with a rose motif and a three course meal, followed by poems and a playlet.
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Bridge Club
R. RR. Stalter
L. J. Enerle
Frank Toston
Dennett
Stalter
West Street
Mel Ida Murphy
Hell High Rcere
IT. H. T
American Legion
Mabeth Backus
Dinener
Tay Burnell
Mere
Stont Teat
Clarence Backus
Hatin Stuart
Joe Und
Mar Linton
Rose Cook
William Party
C. J. Stout
C. Botts
Pave Burnell
Charles Nesnolis
Helen Devol
Eizabeth Backus
Pauline
Drie
Cleveland
Wilflama
Barrows
Malvern Wilson
Donald Betts
Wanda Walters
Gindya Bewers
Union Officers Attend Meeting at Cambridge
In Cambridge on Thursday afternoon 2,500 miners attended a meeting at the Colonial theater where Frank Bender chaired and outlined union strike policy. Speakers included EA Murrau, Lea Hart, David Watkins, and G W Savage.
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Nelsonville
Robert ‘Get
Conrad Wein
Cambridge
Colonial Theater
Frank Bender
EA Murrau
International
Lea Hart
David Watkins
G. W. Savage
Car fire damages home and cars in Sellonville
A touring car owned by Thess Muth was destroyed today when it caught fire on Madiven Street. A faulty circuit is believed to have caused the blaze damaging a neighbor’s dwelling and a WILLING WORKERS SEE sign. Local resident Mrs. Anna Wertment was called.
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Sellonville
Thess Muth
Feny Madiven
Mra Martle
Yenmhilll
Anna Qertment
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