Nelsonville High class of 1924 diploma list and death notice
The Nelsonville High School class of 1924 diploma recipients include Raymond Baird Anna Ball Mary Ball Pearl Barrows Willar Bartoe Thelma Baugh Julia Berry Paul Betts Thurman Bishop Edna Cole Robbe Cook Margaret Koon Thelma Cullum Mabel Darst heste Dawson Annabelle Dew urst Marguerite Dexter Guy Fisk Muriel Fisk Claude Hall Howard Higgins Marie Isselstein Annabel Jones Martha Keister Josephine Klotz Alvin Lamb Mae Linton Leonora Logan Francis McGiffin Lucile Frank Charles McKee Athelyn McManaway Phyllis Mills Eva Minner Marguerite Maione Wesley Ogg Helen Reeves Mildred Richardson Marie Rosser Edna Rutledge Mary V. Schaal Eula Scheeler Evelyn Siddie Elmer Siddle Robert Simmons Elizabeth Smith Imelda Smith Ort Smith Bertha Starkey Ena Stephenson Howard Magner Marie Wallace Mary Wallar Bessie Weaver Charles Weltzheimer Ralph Weymiller Doris Woodruff. Mrs Minerva Poston Locke reported death at Long Beach California Friday night. Daughter of Wesley W. Poston pioneer locals. Brother W W Poston Sr. local. Funeral services and burial planned in California.
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Nelsonville High School
Raymond Baird
Anna Ball
Mary Ball
Pearl Barrows
Willar Bartoe
Thelma Baugh
Julia Berry
Paul Betts
Thurman Bishop
Edna Cole
Robbe Cook
Margaret Koon
Thelma Cullum
Mabel Darstheste Dawson
Annabelle Dewurst
Marguerite Dexter
Guy Fisk
Muriel Fisk
Claude Hall
Howard Higgins
Marie Isselstein
Anna
Junior Order meeting unites several councils in Nelsonville
The annual district meeting of the Junior Order United American Mechanics gathered about 290 members from Nelsonville and affiliated councils including Hocking Valley No. 333 Logan New Straitsville No. 223 Tuscania No. 360 Chauncey and Carbon Hill Roland Stedwell No. 349. A parade led by the Nelsonville band followed a VA public program on the Public Square with remarks by State Senator W A Clark Urbana state organizer and Major H E Houck Gallipolis. The gathering concluded with ritualistic work at the I O O F Hall.
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United American Mechanics
Nelsonvile
Nelsonville Order
Hocking Valley Council
Logan
New Straitsville
Tuscania
Chauncey
Roland
Stedwell Council
Carbon Hill
Jsonville
W. A. Clark
Urbana
H. E. Houck
Gallipolis
I. O. O. F. Hall
Elder Nelsonville resident Mrs. Elizabeth Howe dies at 85
Elizabeth Howe of Nelsonville, longtime resident for 66 years, dies at 85 from cardiac asthma at her daughter Mrs. Geo IX Johnsons home. She was a charter member of First Presbyterian Church and active in the Woman's Relief Corps. Survived by two daughters, three sons, 13 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral plans await arrival of a son from St Joseph.
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Elizabeth Howe
Nelsonville
Geo. IX. Johnson
Howe
Samuel M. Jones
Hocking County
John H. Howe
Grandma Howe
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Jessie Howe
Geneva Howe Hurst
J. Howe
C.O. E. Johnson
Elizabeth Patterson
Kansas City
Joseph W
Joseph
Missouri
Hiram E
J. R. Howe
St. Joseph
Margaret Johnson
Oberlin
Moose Meet Sets Night Hall Meeting
A Moose meeting is scheduled for Wednesday night at the hall to discuss business of importance. Members are urged to attend and bring a pie. a note adds that cats will be present at the gathering.
Rebekahs to Meet Tuesday for Reorganization and Convention Prep
All Rebekahs are urged to attend the regular meeting Tuesday night to reorganize staff and begin preparations for the convention to be held here this coming summer.
Nelsonville Alumni Banquet Set for May 23 at Elks Home
Tickets for the Nelsonville zh School Alumni Association banquet and reunion are available at Colonial Gem Pharmacy and Shafers News Stand. The event, May 23 at 7 pm, includes a church banquet at the Methodist church, a program, business session and dancing at the Elks Home. The 1899 class marks 25 years with Sissons Six of Columbus providing music and radio listeners praising them.
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Nelsonville Zh School
Colonial
Gem Pharmacy
Shafers
Methodist Church
Elks Home
Sissons Six
Columbus
Alumat
Methodist Churen
O. J. Howearth
Stuart Opera House
Velma Young
Homer T. Baird
B. A. Arneson
Delaware
Ohio
Nelsonville High seniors attend first baccalaureate service
Fifty seven members of Nelsonville High School dressed in caps and gowns for their first baccalaureate at the Methodist church. Rev Loyd Evans led scripture and prayer while the church choir of the Methodist church delivered two anthems. Rev P J Howearth preached on Philippians 4 8 urging high ideals and character over wealth as these graduates begin their future.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Loyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio
B. E. LeFever
Ralph Parks
James Beard
P. J. Howearth
The
Christian Church
Phillipnes
Bridge Luncheon Among Mrs Stiers Club Guests
Mrs Edith Stiers hosted a Saturday bridge luncheon for her club and friends at Newton's. Tulips decorated the tables as seven tables played with Mrs Edward Sharp achieving high score, Mrs Low Rice winning the guest prize, and Mrs Herman Ruble posting the low score.
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Edith Stiers
Newton's
Edward Sharp
Low Rice
Herman Ruble
New Pastor Lloyd Evans Arrives at First Presbyterian Nel sonville
Rev. Lloyd Evans arrives to assume duties as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville. He impresses the congregation at the morning service and will stay at the YMCA until manse repairs are finished. Installation planned for Tuesday June 17 with several pastors from nearby churches attending. An Athens Presbytery adjourned meeting will precede the ceremonies.
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Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Evans
Hugh Presbyterian
Dayton
Lester
Cambridge
Douglas
Logan
Wilcox
Athens
Arpée
Delaware
Skinner
Middleport
Logan Finds Nine Pints Hidden Whiskey Near Remple Grove
Tom Leyshon found nine pints of whiskey hidden near Remple Grove while checking cattle. The liquor was turned over to police for further action to stop Logan residents from using the batch.
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Tom Leyshon
Remple Grove
Logan
Donley Family Visits Logan From Columbus
Mr and Mrs William Donley and Mr and Mrs Eugene Donley with their baby from Columbus visited Logan on Sunday. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Adcock Mrs Jane Adcock and Mayor and Mrs John Wolfe. The Donleys previously lived in Hocking county where Mr Donley served as engineer at Logan Clay Product plant and later at a furniture factory. Before moving to Logan he was engineer at the furnace in Winona.
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William Donley
Eugene Donley
Baby
Columbus
Logan
Charles Adcock
Jane Adcock
John Wolfe
inColumbus
Hocking County
Donley
Winona
Candidates File for August Primaries in Probate Race
Several candidates have filed petitions for the August primaries. Five have filed so far for various offices, with more expected to announce. O. T. Jephenson has filed to seek re election as probate judge. O. T. Hiaew is also among the filings.
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O. T. Jephenson
O. T. Hiaew
Candidates file for local offices as deadlines loom
Mrs Ida Allen and Miss Zola Kelch filed as candidates for recorder on the Republican ticket. W H Ackern seeks a return to the legislature after years away. Dr E Brehm notes declarations of candidacy must be filed by June 12.
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Didate
Ida Allen
Zola Kelch
W. H. Ackern
E. Brehm
County Election Board
Logan Home Telephone wins county jail bid on Second street
The Logan Home Telephone Company bids 15000 for the county jail site on Second street and plans to remodel the building for headquarters. The garage at the rear will house 16 trucks and new equipment will be installed before moving. Possession is expected by August 1.
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Second Street
Logan Home Telephone Company
Court House
Market Street
J. G. Collins
The
Telephone Company
Parking limits eyed for Main Street to ease jams
City authorities weigh a thirty minute parking limit on Main Street during rush hours from Walnut to Spring to relieve double parking. Chief Stewart has a mounted patrol and motor cap to aid regulation as Saturday traffic worsens. The plan aims to help farmers and delivery trucks reach stores without hauling produce blocks and to aid Logan residents with nearby garages.
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Stewart
Main Street
Walnut Street
Spring Street
Logan
Logan High Dedication Field Meet Crowds Attend Local Rivalry
Logan High School held a dedication for its new athletic field with a field and track meet featuring Bremen Wellston Jackson Athens New Straitsville and Logan athletes. Logan dominated late events securing the meet as Bremen and Athens were close contenders. Adcock led Logan scoring many points while Kruskamp of Wellston added 19 points in a strong showing.
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Logan High School
Bremen
Wellston
Jackson
Athens
New Straitsville
Logan
Adcock
Kruskamp
Dando
Algeo
Eichel
Wilcox
Struble
White
Siler
By-the-Way Chaplain Leads Veteran Bible Class
Chaplain Harry F. MacLane says his Bible class has the highest average age in the United States. The 33 veterans average 83 years and 3 months, with MacLane the youngest at 68. He notes the group aims to total 8,000 years of age, while he previously led Athens churches and served in France during World War I.
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Harry F. MacLane
United States
McLane
Rev
MacLane
Christian Church
Athens
France
Relief from spring fever in 24 hours or less
An advertisement claims liver and bowel cleansing with Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup will end indigestion headaches biliousness and other springtime symptoms. It cites Mekee Drug Co Gibson Pharmacy Athens LeFavor's in Glouster Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and J A Isselstein in Deanville as sellers.
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Dr. Thacher
Mekee Drug Co
Gibson Pharmacy
Athens
LeFavor
Glouster
Gem
Nelsonville
J. A Isselstein
Deanville
Coolidge Recovers and Returns to Desk
President Coolidge has recovered from a heavy cold and resumed his duties in the executive office today. Dr. Joel T. Boone says very few traces of the illness remain and there is no cough.
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Coolidge
Washington
Joel T. Boone
White House
Magnetic Poles Perceived To Wander Around Geographical Poles
Observers attribute the annual variation of the magnetic needle to a slow motion of magnetic poles relative to the earth, suggesting they are not fixed at the geographic poles.
Dreco Praised By Nurse for Digestive Relief Remedy
Miss Myrtle Gabbey of Lowellville near Youngstown credits Dreco with relief from constipation headaches and fatigue after surgery. She says the tonic restored energy and strength and recommends trying it for a week. Dreco is sold at all druggists and advised for digestion constipation dizziness and rheumatism.
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Dreco
Myrtle Gabbey
Lowellville
Youngstown
Ohio
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Nelsonville News
Minerva Poston Locke
Long Beach
California
Wesley W. Poston
W. W. Poston
L. G. Matheny
Wekend
W. I. Pride
Sheldon Cline
Washington, D. C
Leighton Aumiller
Flon Hutchins
MOOSE
Rebekkahs
ALUMN
Ty Cobb
Congressian McLeod
Michigan
Senator Harris
Georgia
Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Columbus, Ohio
Savings Institution
the Security Savings Bank
Cline Pharmacy Co
LAUDS
Edington
Carl Laemmle
Annouces Loo
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Army & Wavy Stores
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