Outstanding Nelsonville High School students honored at annual dinner
Nelsonville High School held its annual dinner in the Junior High cafeteria where athletic and music department awards were announced. Senior and underclass honorees included Mary Margaret Betta and James Elliott among many others, with presentations by Coach Julian Yantis Ward W Hamm and Principal L T Powell. Guests included C W Janace and Ernest Godfrey who displayed photos from the Ohio Michigan football game.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Julan Yantis
Minustc
Ward W. Hamm
L. T. Powell
Mary Margaret Betta
Fannie Glenn
Margaret Howe
Clara Galvin
Almarine Johnson
Mary A. Wilson
Ruth Rothrock
Wilma Scott
Barbara Steenrod
Anna Buntotf
Bob Auflick
Ralph Barber
Bob Butts
Charles Evans
Earl Haas
Edison Hickman
Ralph Horton
John Huddy
Jud Morrison
Emory Shaw
Joe Spray
Dale Stage
Bob Stalter
Bob White
Austin
Vaa
Yantia
C. W. Janaace
Athens
Janasen
Ohio University
Ernest Godfrey
Columbus
Ohio State University
Godfrey
Anniversary of Patriotic Society Observed in Nelsonville
Monday night the local Woman's Relief Corps marked the Arty first anniversary at the I O F Hall. After a brief meeting the program, led by senior vice president Mrs Della McMantra, featured readings by Mrs May Keplar and Mrs Amos Steenrod plus performances by Mrs John Murphy and Mrs McMasters. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
I. O
F. Hall
Della McMantre
Ben James
May Keplar
Amos Steenrod
Anderson to attend B of A conference in Cleveland
Frank Anderson and his son Charles travel with Mrs Anderson to Columbus and proceed to Cleveland for the May B of A conference sessions. The party accompanies him as far as Columbus before continuing to Cleveland for the event.
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Nelsonville
Frank Anderson
Cleveland
Mra. Anderson
Charles
Columbus
Buchtel Parent and Teachers Elect Officers Monday Night
Election of officers was held at the P T A meeting Monday night with installations by Mrs. Winifred Shivesey. Principal Linavott praised seven years of PTA work and noted over 1 000 in profits from bazaars. A program followed then a banquet in the Home Economics room.
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Buchtel
Winifred Shivesey
Linavott
Buchtel School
Pano
Irish Plant and Related Clues Puzzle Set
A dense list of crossword style clues across multiple numbers. Readable items include hints for Irish plant names, words for states like week or weeklier terms, and vertical clues such as Spain, nimbus, solitary, rhythms, and other wordplay prompts.
Jimmy Keating Host To Group of Friends
Mrs Walter Keating celebrated her son Jimmy s eighth birthday in Nelsonville with an afternoon party from 4 30 to 6 30 featuring contests games and favors Ballots were given as favors and a refreshment course was served to guests including Charles Jones Bobby Rosser Gerald Blair Billy Blair Donald Joe Wallace Jimmy Pritchard Bobby Gene Wolfe Johnny Bob Jewett Ralph Boyd Harrold Bowles Billy Kerr and Dicke Courey in Athens and the honored guest.
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Nelsonville
Walter Keating
Jimmy
Charles Jones
Bobby Rosser
Gerrald
Billy Blair
Donald Joe Wallace
Jimmy Pritchard
Bobby Gene Wolfe
Johnny Bob Jewett
Ralph Boyd
York Township Board Rehires Staff Mostly. Possibility of School Abandonment
Nelsonville notes report the York Township Board of Education re employed the same teaching staff except for the Old Floodwood School which may be abandoned. Local residents Mrs Gay Sharp and others are noted visiting. Road workers are recalled to duty.
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Nelsonville
York Township
May Boss Rural Electrification Leader Considered
Morris L. Cooke, Philadelphia power expert and advocate of rural electrification, may head the division in the work relief drive. He has been vice chairman of the power policy commission and chairman of the Mississippi Valley planning committee.
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Morris L. Cooke
Philadelphia Power
Cooke
Power Policy Commission
Guest Night Meeting Held by Civic Group
Nelsonville Tuesday evening guests attended the Business and Professional Woman's Club dinner at First Methodist Church. About thirty were served by the Faithful Workers Class at 6 15 with flowers place cards and favors. Guest speaker Mrs H A Rothrock reviewed The Folks by Ruth Sutow.
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Civic
Nelsonville
Business and Professional Woman's Club
First Methodist Church
H. A. Rothrock
Ruth Sucttow
Canal Project Discussed by Rotary Club
Nelsonville report says the proposed canal from near Struthers Ohio to Beaver Pennsylvania would spend large sums of tax funds. C and O Rail Road superintendent William Morgan warned railroads oppose the venture as not in public interest and costly for crossings and taxes, benefiting mainly steel mills in Youngstown. The talk also covered streamline locomotives and trains. Guests included C D Shafer and Don Martin and Glenn Smith Rotarians for the month.
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Nelsonville
Struthers
Ohio
Beaver
Rotary Club
William Morgan
Youngstown
Morgan
C. D. Shafer
Athens Club
Don Martin
Glenn Smith
Wesley Skiver Is Honored by Family
A surprise party marked the sixty sixth birthday of Wesley Skiver of Logan, hosted at his son Lester Skiver’s home in Nelsonville. Relatives from Logan, Nelsonville, Newark, Haydenville, Carbon Hill, and Greenville attended, presenting gifts and sharing a happy day.
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Nelsonville
Wesley Skiver
Logan
Lester Skiver
Skiver
Manuel Skiver
Freda Powell
George Mundy
Luster Skiver
Mable Keplar
Jack Bush
Charles Fick
Orval Levering
Ernest Skiver
Melvin Bruce
Curtis Norton
Beulah Norton
Herbert Siivinson
Newark
Henry Skiver
Haydenville
James Skiver
Carbon Hill
Harry Mills
F. Horn
Raymond Mills
Greendale
Woman's Auxiliary to Host Thursday Legion Meeting
Nelsonville notes a special meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary at American Legion Post Headquarters at 7:30 PM. Members are invited and asked to bring their favorite dish.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Nelsonville Couple Attends Rotary Conference in Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henry returned from attending a Rotary conference in Dayton. Their trip featured engagement with fellow club members and events focused on service and community projects.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Henry
Dayton
Mayor Bangs Jailed in Utility War Amid Crowds
Huntington Indiana mayor C H Bangs who ran a small municipal plant opposed to the Northern Indiana Power Co went to jail for contempt of court Extra guards lined the jail but crowds dispersed after Bangs stirring plea and martyr role in the dispute with the utility.
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Northern Indiana Power Company
C. H. Bangs
Huntington
Ind
Bangs
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Meetings
Nelsonville residents share visits with relatives in Pittsburgh New York City Chattanooga and Cleveland. Miss Ella Patton hosts Mizpah Class at her home Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
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Nelsonville
Ella Patton
The
Methodist Church
Natural forces at work to revive business says ABA president
R S Hecht president of the American Bankers Association argues that natural economic processes are laying foundations for renewed activity. He cites growing public belief that prosperity must come from people, not government, and calls for replacing fear with confidence to speed recovery.
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Washington
United States
Bankers Association promotes advertising to rebuild public trust
The American Bankers Association Advertising Department reports rapid progress in using bank news ads to restore public confidence. It stresses honesty and skill in private initiative as the core of banking usefulness and safety, with about a thousand members served and 50,000 ads produced annually. By April 1, 1935, regular subscribers rose to 924 from 623 on September 1, 1934, a 49 percent increase.
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American Bankers Association
Bank Robberies Persist As Bankers Report 1935 Losses
James E. Baum of the American Bankers Association Protective Department notes no real drop in bank attacks in the six months to February 28 1935. Daylight holdups reached 169 and 40 night burglaries with 51 percent of robberies striking nonmember banks. Losses totaled 943 551 dollars down from 1 257 000 the year before due to time locks and other controls. Casualties rose with 2 employees killed 5 officers killed and 1 bystander killed. Authorities arrested 36 forgers 42 bandits and 1 burglar among 141 criminals observed.
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James E. Baum
American Bankers Association Protective Department
Association
Forest Supervisor speaks at Kiwanis on reforestation plans
GLOUSTER Ohio, Byron T Groesbeck, supervisor of the Ohio National Forest, addressed the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Gordon on reforestation aims. He outlined turning unproductive land into productive forest land, soil erosion control, and flood prevention with the East Branch reservoir project deemed feasible. He named Trimble, Homer, Union and Monroe townships across three counties as reforestation targets.
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Glouster
Byron T. Groesbeck
Ohio National Forest
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Forest Service
East Branch
Groesbeck
Trimble
Athens
Homer
Union
Morgan County
Monroe
Perry County
Rolland Schaar
Roy Gay
McConnelsville
Thomas Bertrand
Columbus
H. F. Kittle
Atty
George W. Rose
Legion Auxiliary Sets Poppy Day Plans
A special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is planned for Thursday night in the Legion hall to finalize arrangements for Poppy Day on May 25 and Memorial Day on May 30. A Trimble Clean-Up Day was postponed to next Monday due to weather. Ray Kasler Fierce Ridge and family visited Columbus with Mrs. Roy Kasler after a major operation at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. FE R Bradley of Detroit visited in the city with her son Jack Bradley. Rodney Bradley and Sheriff James Adrian of New Lexington joined Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bradley for a Monday evening visit.
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John
Henry Ludden
Ohio University
John White
Cincinnati
St. Patrick's Church
Earl Worthington
George Latimore
Nelsonville
George Worthington
Walter
Norman
Mary Wolfe
Murray City
Thomas Bush
Vernon Bush
New York City
Marion Mills
Chattanooga
Tenn
Will Monahan
Bob
Columbus
Betty Wolfe
Jack Kerwin
Helena Stedam
J. A. Stedam
William Sharp
Lucile Stone
Vernon, O
Edward Sharp
Harry Kelly
Harold McCray
Elwood McCreary
Paul Courtney
Cleveland
Gerald McCreary
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Trimble
Ray Kasler
Fierce Ridge
Maynard Sayre
Orland
Harold
Roy Kasler
Mercy Hospital
FE. R. Bradley
Detroit
Mich
Jack Bradley
Rodney Bradley
James Adrian
New Lexington
Leo Bradley
Jacksonville Past Noble Grands Club Meeting Notes
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. Harold Phillips.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
Harold Phillips
Kasl ers and Athens pair host on Sunday dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kasler of Philo with Mrs. Florence McCune visited Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kasler and Mrs. Alice Eddy in Athens on Sunday. Mrs. Eddy is recovering from a lengthy illness at the Kasler home.
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Trimble
Jesse Kasler
Philo
Florence McCune
A. W. Kasier
Alice Eddy
Athens
Man and Wife Involved In Monday Automobile Crash
A report of a Monday automobile crash near Hunterdon involving a man and wife. The vehicle struck close to the legs of a fourth party, with police noting the accident was caused by a steering error.
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Wood Byers
Monda
Schons
Hunterdon
Aefi
Local figure injured in Friday shooting incident at city hospital
A local leader identified as GLOUSTER ang sonville was injured Friday when a shot struck him in the body as he traveled with the Columbus Ambulance Service to a hospital. A fundraising event by the Gip Alumni association featuring Greta Garbo at the opera house Friday night aimed to raise money for a penies dance.
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Glouster
Angsonville
Columbus
Serba
Gip
Greta Garbo
At the Opera House
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