Commencement Week Plans Named for Class of 1933
Supt J Arnold lists events for 1932 33 school year senior activities including annual Class Play May 26 8 pm at the high school auditorium and a May 31 program. Guest speaker B O Skinner State Director of Education will address graduates. Alumni banquet scheduled June 2. Graduation candidates listed with numerous names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arnold
Gates
Hyde
Lucille
Herman
Ee Yak
Yes
Gram. B. O. Skinner
Leland Krieg
PILES TREATED WITHOUT CUTTING OR SALVES
A historic ad claims a doctor Dr J Leonhardt cured piles by internal remedies, asserting 900 of 1000 patients healed using Hemroid and promising guaranteed results with quick treatment options.
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Leonhardt
Frank Brady Dies in Maple Hill at 71
Frank P. Brady 71 died at his Maple Hill home after a long illness. He was survived by his wife, four children Ben Anna Elizabeth at home and George of Maple Hill, plus two sisters Mrs. Jonas of Maple Hill and Mrs. Warner of The Plains. One hundred twenty five couples attended the Elks dance last night at the Elks Home on Hocking Street with Zach Whyte and orchestra providing music.
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Nelsonville
Frank P. Brady
Maple Hill
Ben
Anna
Elizabeth
George
Jonas
Warner
the Plains
Elks Home
Hocking Street
Zach Whyte
Orchestra
Open House Musical Program At Masonic Temple
Nelsonville May 18 about 150 members and friends attended Philadorian Lodge F. and A. M. open house at the Masonic Temple. Malvern Wilson, lodge master, led a program featuring Lena Lee and the Glee Club Moonlight and Dreams of You Will Sail Back Once More Sylvia Corwin Cookson readings and songs, and other performances followed by a cafeteria dinner and games into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge F. & A. M
Masonic Temple
Malvern Wilson
Lena Lee
Glee Club
Joe Galvin
Sylvia
Reading
Addie Maccombs
Corwin Cookson
Francis Hawk
Helen Gandee
Freshmen entertain Freshmen at Nelsonville School
Nelsonville School notes describe Jr. 10 freshmen under Miss Deer and Don Martin hosting Miss Sharp and Miss Diehl’s group. The program featured songs, a Ruth Lehman poem, and talks by scholarship contest winners Ruth Seibert Elberta Bussy Glenn Smith and Ruth Lehman. Class officers for next year were nominated for a future vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. 10
Miss Deer
Don Martin
Miss Sharp
Miss Diehl
Ruth Lehman
Ruth Seibert
Elberta Bussy
Glenn Smith
Election of Journal ism Club officers and seniors named
The Journalism Club elected officers at the last meeting with Bob Stalter as president Elizabeth Backus secretary and Robert White editor for the current year. For 1932 33 Arlene Betts president Agnes Hillen secretary and Charles Evans editor. Seniors listed include Mary Jo Haffner Arlene Betts Agnes Hillen Roland Pierce Elwood McCreary Charles Patton and Abraham Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalism Club
Bob Stalter
Elizabeth Backus
Robert White
Arlene Betts
Agnes Hillen
Charles Evans
Mary Jo Haffner
Roland Pierce
Elwood McCreary
Charles Patton
Abraham Simon
Nelle Dowler
Campfires Meet Nelsonville Then Plan Memorial Day Service
The 45 Campfires held a Tuesday night meeting at Lewis Powell's home with Duke Mender Lowell Hickman E L Murphy Gene Young and Powell. They decided to join regular Scout services at Greenlawn Memorial Day and formed a transportation committee to bring members to the services. TO MEET FRIDAY The Central PTA meets Friday at 3 PM at Central School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lewis Powell
Duke Mender
Lowell Hickman
E. L. Murphy
Gene Young
Greenlawn Memorial Day
Runaway youths from Tiffin home detained in Nelsonville
Two boys Woodrow Craft 15 and Glenn Powers 13 ran away from the Junior Order United American Mechanics home at Tiffin Ohio. They were found soliciting food and taken to the Nelsonville city building awaiting return by Tiffin authorities. They initially claimed Ashland Kentucky as origin, but later admitted fleeing the Tiffin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Tiffin
Ohio
Woodrow Craft
Glenn Powers
Ashland
Near beer crackdown reaches Nelsonville dealers
Local near beer sellers were warned by a Federal agent Tuesday that trading the cereal beverage without a license is illegal. Dealers were told to dispose of stock and comply with the new beer law license requirements. The notice highlights the shift from prohibition era “kick” to regulated sale.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets at Myers Street
The W C T U gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Jesse Bryan's home on Myers Street for its regular meeting. President Mrs. Sam Starkey led the session and Mrs. Thomas Spencer spoke in prayer. Mr. W L Hudson delivered an instructive talk explaining the Master Bill and presented petitions seeking member assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Jesse Bryan
Myers Street
Sam Starkey
Thomas Spencer
W. L. Hudson
Diggin Up the Dirt stage comedy stars Maria Geenter in a witty cast
The upcoming production features Martina Geenter as Juliet and Rusty Wend in a sarcastic romance, with Ralph Parks as a romantic lead and Mary Josephine Haffner as his partner. Charles Patton plays Ken opposite Arlene Betts, Gene Arnold appears as Sheriff Carson, Roland Pierce is Jose, Mable Malone as Jane, and Gerald Thomas falls for Aunt Mir iam with Helen Wash burn. Elizabeth Backus notes a humorous troupe delivering jokes about bugs and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martina Geenter
Juliet
Rusty Wend
Ralph Parks
Mary Josephine Haffner
Charles Patton
Ken
Arlene Betts
Gene Arnold
Sheriff Carson
Jose
Roland Pierce
Mable Malone
Jane
Gerald Thomas
Miriam
Helen Washburn
Elizabeth Backus
Troop 46 Scout News Prep for Memorial Day Services
Troop 46 gathers at Central School grounds Friday at 6 30 for drill and games led by Scoutmaster Mender. Patrol leaders White Bateman Pritchard and Greene to ensure full attendance as 46 aims to join Memorial Day observances. A 14 mile hike is moved to next Saturday with 9 am departure and 6 pm return. Second Class status required for camping aside from new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Mender
Pat White
Bill Bateman
Jack Pritchard
Terry Greene
Jimmie Linscott
Open Meeting Planned by Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club will host an open meeting tomorrow night at six at the Christian Church. Miss Mary Blasius of Logan will be the guest speaker presenting Women of the Bible.
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Cosmopolitan Club
The
Christian Church
Mary Blasius
Logan
Buchtel Union League Sets Weekly Wednesday Meetings
May 18 report states the regular meeting of the Buchtel Union employed League will be held every Wednesday at 7 PM at the Buchtel Opera House.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Unemployed League
Buchtel Opera House
District W. C. T. A. Convention Report From Jackson
Mrs. T. A Copeland of Athens, district president, presented the dress and report of the District W. C. T. A. convention held in Jackson last Tuesday. She addressed the city forces' current problems. Closing prayer by Mrs. Hudson. meeting adjourned.
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Jackson
T. A Copeland
Athens
Clergy and parishioners head to Steubenville VBS conference
Rev. Lloyd Evans along with Miss Irene McDowell Peggy Whitmore Lois Devol and a Sand Run Greendale group left today to attend a Daily Vacation Bible School Conference in Steubenville and will return Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Evans
Irene McDowell
Peggy Whitmore
Lois Devol
Sand Run and
Greendale
Steubenville
Mobilization Call Set For Friday By Ohio Legion
Nelsonville notices an annual emergency mobilization held by the Ohio Department of the American Legion. Members of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Boy Scout troops and ex servicemen must be ready to answer a radio announced call and then register at the Legion building to be counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Boy Scout
Legion
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Mobilization call to radios and whistles planned in Ohio
The text describes a nationwide disaster mobilization plan with a broadcast call over all radio stations in Ohio. It notes that the time is known only to the State Department and requests all to register immediately. Local authorities will coordinate whistle blasts from the electric light plant to announce the mobilization.
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California
Maine
American Legion
Ohio
State Department
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Supt
Arnold
Eugene Arnold
Joe Bagley
John Bishop
Edward Burchfield
George Butt
Wilbert Dean
Ear el
Paul Galvin
John Holl
Frank Klinebrier
Frank Minner
Rolland Pierce
Clarence Ray
Stanley Reed
Donald Shafer
John Steenrod
Ray Swyers
Ted Voigt
Robert Wend
Kenneth White
Wayne Woodard
Herbert Woody
Gene
Mabel Malone
Faye McDonald
Ruby Moore
Vivian Nye
Marietta Parsons
Auldine Raynor
Margaret Rittemyer
Mary Nelle Lanner
Mariel Sayre
Birchie Shafer
Evelyn Skinner
Rosemary Smith
Jennie Tennihill
Mary Tomlinson
Mildred Tomlinson
Vesper Warehime
Erma Ward
Luella Whitlatch
Margaret Wolfe
Mary E. Wolfe
Elaine Wright
Frank Brady
Elks Dance
Sand Poper
Panama
Nelsonville School
Neile Dowler
Journalism
Central P. T. A
Garat
U. A. M. Home
W. Co, T. UC
Matinees
SCOUT
Gem Pharmacy K. of P
Colgate’s
C&c
Nelsonville Drug Co
Fred R. Beasley
Jack
Lyall
Old
Bon Ton Bldg
Oxfords
Nelsonville, O
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