Vacation schools enroll 400 by Saturday across circuit
The Ion Church schools, Haydenville to Nelsonville, plan 400 enrollments by Saturday under the Ares Council of Religion of the Methodist circuit. Helpers from Haydenville, Carbon Hill, Murray City, and Nelsonville assist as instruction begins June 6 across Nelsonville and Carbondale churches with an interdenominational institute for teachers June 4 and 5.
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Ion Church
Paydenville
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Ares Council
Methodist Pave & Tots
Haydenville
Alice Crothers
Katherine Todd
Effie Gastin
Lightfoot
Don Hughes
Carrie Matheny
Elizabeth Buchtel
Lucille Sayre
Abfost
Venus Corwin
Interdenominational Institute For Teachers
Methodist
Nelsonville
Carbondale
Senior Examinations Set for May 18 and 19
Final exams for seniors occur May 18 and 19. Seniors with an average of C or better in a subject may be exempt from that subject’s exam with teacher consent. Mary F. North.
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Mary F. North
Poppy Day Observed in Nelsonville May 26 27
Nelsonville sets Poppy Day for May 26 and 27. Memorial poppies will be worn to honor World War dead. Poppies free of charge, donations accepted for veteran relief and local auxiliary unit welfare.
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Nelsonville
Dean Linscott
Glenford Dugan
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelsonville High sophomores plan May 19 party
The Nelsonville High School sophomore class schedules a Friday evening event on the gym floor from 7 to 9. Students will wear childish infant costumes and prizes go to the best looking infants. Games and music by Flerbie Finsterwald's orchestra will accompany the activities with class advisors Miss Florence Wood and Mr Julian Yantis.
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Nelsonville High School
Election of Girl Reserves officers held May 11
Officers were elected at the Girl Reserves meeting on Thursday May 11. Betty Howe is president, Mary Frances Groves vice president, Alice DeVol secretary, Elisabeth Backus treasurer. Installation soon, seniors to be honored with a party planned for Tuesday May 16 at 6 30.
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Betty Howe
Mary Frances Groves
Alice de Vol
Eliabeth Backus
Clara Margaret Galvin
Juniors and Seniors Baseball Game at City Playground
Juniors challenge seniors to a baseball game at Robbins Bridge on Friday May 19 followed by a tug of war. Spectators can expect playful aquatic imagery as carp catfish and whales are humorously referenced in the Hocking River. Charles P Patton. event promotes community fun.
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City Playground
Hocking
Robbins Bridge
Charles P. Patton
Mother’s Day Service Held by Nelsonville Elks
In Nelsonville on May 16 the Elks lodge conducted a public Mother’s Day service at its home. Oral Daugherty, exalted ruler, presided and praised mothers as Reverend Father Kelly of St. Andrews Church gave the address. Vocal solos on the theme Mother were sung by E. E. Rosser and William J. Davis, with piano by Charles E. Poston.
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Nelsonville
E. E. Rosser
William J. Davis
New Straitsville
Charles E. Poston
Sunday Visits and Family News From Nelsonville Area
Ed Williams of Nelsonville visited friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Canter were Sunday guests in Chauncey. Sam Lang of Oriston and Emmett Sorrell spent Sunday with Emmett’s parents. Charles Christian of Longstreth visited his parents Jon and Mrs Potter. Jeanette Smith, three, treated in Columbus for infantile paralysis. Joshua Matheny Jr Duke Martin and Lester Cook visited Old Man’s Cave Sunday. Ira Wooley and sister Josephine and Pearl Hendricks from near Coshocton stayed with William Brooks’ family. Clyde Grinstead and children visited Harry Farmer family. Adam Sanborn of Longstreth in Jobs Sunday. Dan Soliday and John Petit of Logan were in Jobs Wednesday. Seth Huntley of Lane Hobson visited Jobs Wednesday. Dan Bateman attended funeral of William Robinson in Nelsonville.
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Ed Willams
Nelsonville
Robert Canter
Chauncey
Sam Lang
Orbiston
Emmett Sorrell
Charles Christian
Longstreth
Jon Potter
Jeanette
Wesley Smith
Columbus
Joshua Matheny, Jr
Duke Martin
Lester Cook
Old Man's Cave
Ira Wooley
Josephine
Pearl Hendricks
Coshocton
Hendrick
William Brooks
Clyde Grinstead
Local residents visit relatives across Ohio towns
Mr and Mrs Allen Riley and R P Riley of Cleveland spent Friday with relatives at New Straitsville. Miss Dillian Stover Columbus is spending a few days with her parents here. R P Riley returned Sunday to Cleveland after a week’s vacation with his parents. Mr and Mrs William Morgar spent Monday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs John Love were Sunday guests of their son in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Warren Donnelly and daughter Jane and Mr and Mrs C E Soles of New Lexington were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs W T Hilleary.
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Allen Riley
R. P. Riley
Cleveland
New Straitsville
Dillian Stover
Columbus
William Morgar
John Love
J. G. Love
Warren Donnelly
Jane
C. E. Soles
New Lexington
W. T. Hilleary
Nelsonville Hi Club Holds Farewell Banquet
The Hi Club of Nelsonville held its farewell banquet on Wednesday night. The manual training department of the high school plans a furniture sale. Bob Stalter was elected vice president for next year.
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Manual Training
Hi- Club
Nelsonville
Bob Stalter
Roland Pierce
Ohio University selects new Green and White editors
The Campus Affairs Committee announced Clinton B. McKnight of Altoona Pa. will be editor in chief of The Green and White for next year. Walter C. Witthoff of Elyria becomes business manager with Edson Hoyt of Ebensburg Pa. as sports editor. Alfred Craft of Glouster is advertising manager and Claude Smith of Elyria will handle circulation.
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The
Green and White
C. Witthoff
Elyria
Edson Hoyt
Ebensburg
Alfred Craft
Glouster
Claude Smith
Mosier Bill Criticized At Athens Citizens Meeting
Rev. C. M. Coulter and Prof. H. T. Houf spoke at Nelsonville High School on Saturday night arguing the Mosier Bill unfairly concentrates power in large cities. A local committee was formed with Walter Hucson as chairman Asa Hammond as vice chairman and E. J. Arnold as secretary to push the issue before the public.
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Nelsonville
C. M. Coulter
Methodist Church
Athens
H. T. Houf
Department of Philosophy
Ohio University
a_ citizens
Nelsonville High School
Ohio
Walter Hucson
Asa Hammond
E. J. Arnold
Rains for 65 Days in 135 Record in Gallipolis Weather Report
Gallipolis reports 65 rainy days in 135 since January 1, per J W Frazier of Ohio Bell. May shows 12 of first 15 days rainy, with April 12 days, March 17, February 11 and 13 in January. Dam 26 rainfall totals nearly 25 inches since January 1.
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Gallipolis
J. W. Frazier
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Dam 26
Bolivia and Paraguay Agree To Arbitrate
GENEVA May 16 Bolivia agreed to arbitrate its dispute with Paraguay in a cable received by the League of Nations today.
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Geneva
Bolivia
Paraguay
League of Nations
Birth of Daughter for Nelsonville Couple
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson of Zanesville announce the birth of a daughter Sunday May 14 at Bethesda Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Fred Johnson
Zanesville
Bethesda Hospital
Rio Grande Set For Minstrel Show and College Events
Rio Grande College will host a minstrel show sponsored by the R Association at Community Hall on Friday evening May 19. The May 7 birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Bane, former Rio Grande College students, is noted. The Baptist Church Ladies Auxiliary met at the Miller home with Mrs. J L Miller and others, and a China study segment was presented by Mollie Fulton and Mrs Corrina Davis, ending with a Mother's Day devotional by Mrs Anna McCarley. An alumni banquet is planned for June 11 hosted by the church.
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Rio Grande
R” Association of
Rio Grande College
Community Hall
The
Baptist Church
Miller
J. L. Miller
Marie
Dale» Miller
China
Mollie Fulton
Corrina Davis
New York
Anna McC
Democrats Balance Ohio Supreme Court Change
Cincinnati Democrat Howard L. Bevis was appointed to the Ohio Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by Judge Reynolds R. Kinkade's illness resignation. His appointment shifts the court from Republican to Democratic, joining Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt and Judges Florence Allen and Will P. Stephenson. Republican justices remain Thomas A. Jones Edward S. Matthias and Robert H. Day.
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Cessor
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio Supreme Court
Reynolds R. Kinkade
Toledo
White
Bevis
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Florence E. Allen
Will P. Stephenson
Thomas A. Jones
Edward S. Matthias
Robert H. Day
Tippie and Love Apply for Athens Marriage License
Charles Tippie Jr. aged 19 of Athens Route 9 and Queenie Love aged 16 of Athens apply for a marriage license. Records show both parents listed as provided.
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Charles Tippie, Jr
Athens
Charles Tippie
Queenie Love
Wade Love
Mizpah Class Meeting Postponed One Week
The Mizpah Class of the M E Church meeting at Mrs Gerald Wallace home on Poplar Street has been postponed one week.
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M. E. Church
Gerald Wallace
Poplar Street
Two fined on drunk charge in local court
George Eavener of Sand Ridge was arraigned before Mayor R. Wood on intoxication charges, pled guilty, and was fined five dollars plus costs. Ohio University student Kenneth Halleran received a similar charge with fines and costs.
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George Eavener
Sand Ridge
R. 8. Wood
Kenneth Halleran
Ohio University
Wills of Evans and Bobo admitted to probate in Athens County
Wills of Lucy Belle Evans and Margaret Bobo have been admitted to probate in Athens County Probate Court by Judge J. M. Johnson.
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Lucy Belle Evans
Margaret Bobo
Athens County
8. M. Johnson
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Failure to Provide Case
Andy Pavlick, arrested by Con stable Frank White in Andover Ohio, pleaded not guilty to failure to provide for a minor child. He was bound over to the Athens County Grand Jury under a $400 bond by Magistrate C. H. Porter.
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Andy Pavlick
Frank White
Andover
Ohio
Sunday
Athens County Grand Jury
C. H. Porter
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