Nelsonville Board names teachers for next year
Nelsonville board of education approved elementary grade teachers for East Central and West buildings for the coming term. High school staff changes were deferred. Several teachers were not re employed following state recommendations to reduce elementary staff.
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Nelsonville Board of Education
Nelsonville
Board of Education
Louise Pearce
Lillian Young
Frances Cox
Nellie Hamer
Josephine Baugh
Ella E. Patton
Lulu Lane
C. Roy Tomlinson
Beatrice Barber
Esther Jones
Margaret Johnson
Blanche Linton
Margaret Jones
Elizabeth Linton
Ruth Kelch
Marguerite Cook
Ruth Cook
Florence Cook
Estelle Reynolds
Bertha Howard
Pauline Whitlatch
State Department
Frances Stanley
Crooksville
Georgia Reynolds
Lancaster
William Moore
E. J. Arnold
Graves of soldiers at Greenlawn to be mapped
Nelsonville May 20 Glen ford Dugan Post 229 American Legion will record all graves at Greenlawn Cemetery. Post commander T F Mulligan says relatives should provide name and cemetery lot number. A map and permanent registration book are planned.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Greenlawn Cemetery
T. F. Mulligan
Mizpah Class Met At Mrs Barker Home
The Mizpah Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs Bertha Barker's home Tuesday night with Miss Ella Patton in charge of devotion and presiding at the business session in president Burl Wallace's absence. Prizes in games went to Miss Louise Pearce Mrs Emma McManamay and Mrs D L Wallace. A reading by Mrs Will Barker and a poem by Miss Patton were shared. Next meeting slated with Mrs Alice Wyskiver in Haydenville on Tuesday June 21 with a picnic dinner.
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Bertha Barker
C. E. Washburn
Methodist Sunday School
Ella Patton
Burl Wallace
Nelson Dowler
Louise Pearce
Emma McManamay
D. L. Wallace
Sermon by Rev John J Scott at Fort Street Church of Christ
Nelsonville May 20 The Rev John J Scott will preach The Christian and his Vacation at 10 30 AM Sunday at Fort Street Church of Christ There will be no Young Peoples Society meeting and no regular evening worship due to the baccalaureate sermon Scott will be away the first of the week attending the state convention of the Disciples of Christ He can be reached through church board chairman W L Morrison for emergencies
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Nelsonville
John J. Scott
Fort Street
Church of Christ
Young People’s Society
Scott
Disciples of Christ
W. L. Morrison
Quartet to Sing at Berean Bible Class
Miss Jessie Doolittle from Carbondale and her junior quartet will provide special music at the Berean Bible Class of the Christian Sunday School Sunday at 9 30 a m The quartet has performed at several churches and recently at a local church Rev Scott pastor of the church will teach the lesson
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Nelsonville
Jessie Doolittle
Carbondale
Berean Bible Class
Christian Sunday School
Scott
Marriage Announcement Mary McDaniel Weds John Carr in 1932
Mr and Mrs G W McDaniel of Nelsonville announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary McDaniel to Mr John D Carr of Portsmouth Ohio. The ceremony was held May 12 1932 at Mt Sterling with Rev W E Ewing officiating. They will reside in Portsmouth.
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G. W. McDaniel
Nelsonville
Mary McDaniel
John D. Carr
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mt. Sterling
W. E. Ewing
Carr
DAR Meeting Set For Saturday Afternoon Election of Officers
The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday at 2 30 oclock at the home of Mrs L J Eberie 39 East Washington Street. A good attendance of members has been requested. The annual election of officers will be held at this time.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
L. J. Eberie
East Washington Street
Cattle Market Still Dull in the State
Cattle market dull with slack demand and plentiful receipts. Ohio Farm Bureau observer H E Curry notes fair to good steer quality dominant while hogs and lambs show weak demand and price declines amid early lambing trends.
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Columbus
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Ohioan No Relation To Garfield Assassin
William Backus Guitteau of Toledo Republican candidate for secretary of state in the recent primary bears no family relation to President Garfield’s assassin Guiteau. A coincidence in names followed the election when a Garfield and a Guitteau were entered. The Ohio Guitteau family came from Connecticut and has a long record in state affairs.
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Columbus
U.P
William Backus Guitteau
Toledo
Garfield
Guiteau
Guitteau
William B. Guitteau
Ohio
Connecticut
Athens High Schools Lead in Ohio Every-Pupil Test
The State Department of Education released comprehensive results from April testing of Athens Junior and Senior High Schools. Under principals M. A. Grubb and O. L. Wood the Athens schools generally posted higher medians than state figures across multiple subjects including chemistry geometry physics Latin English history general science and mathematics.
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Ohio
State Department of Education
Athens
M. A. Grubb
O. L. Wood
Candidates Nominated With No Expenditure In Ohio Primary
Three congressional hopefuls spent no campaign money beyond a $50 filing fee in the Ohio primary per secretary of state reports. Florence E. Allen and Arthur P. Lamneck, both Democrats, and Republican Wilbur M. White had no expenditures. Brown for Governor Club of Summit County reported $500 in contributions and $384.79 spent.
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Columbus
U.P
Clarence J. Brown
Florence E. Allen
Shaker Heights
Arthur P. Lamneck
Wilbur M. White
Toledo
Brown
Summit County
Weekend Weather Forecast Too Nice to Last
Weather outlook chats about a temporary stretch of pleasant spring conditions with showers predicted for Saturday. Temps rose to 8 degrees above, then cooled to 38, with a high of 68 this morning and the Hocking River steady at 3.10 feet.
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Hocking
Hustling for $1000 Prize Hits International League Season
Teams race for a $1000 season hustle prize with the award split among players of the quickest club. The contest tempts speed and teamwork as the season unfolds.
St Louis Tax Drive Formed To Pressure Lower Taxes
The St Louis Chamber of Commerce launches The Public Inc a taxpayers group pushing economy and lower taxes. Members pledge support for economy minded candidates and a balanced budget with a pay as you go policy. C W Gaylord says the group will stay until officials meet voters demands.
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ST. Louis
The
Public, Inc
Idea
C. W. Gaylord
Chamber
Justices and Mayors Face Investigation in Ohio Survey
An Ohio Judicial Council survey examines the justice of the peace and mayoral system. Paul Douglas reports Hamilton County counts 3 justices and 22 mayors handling 1,624 cases in 1928. Ohio handles about 200,000 yearly with criticisms of wage attachments small tariff cases and liquor matters.
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Columbus
Ohio Judicial Council
Paul Douglas
Hamilton County
Ashtabula County
Common Pleas
Geauga County
Cleveland
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Large illicit alcohol plant seized near Crystal Springs Farm
Eight men were arrested after federal and county officers seized a $10 000 alcohol plant at Crystal Springs Farm. The plant, one of the largest in Northeastern Ohio, could produce 600 gallons daily for sale across Northeastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Home towns include Youngstown and Kinsman.
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Warren
U.R
Crystal Springs
Ohio
L. A. Toombs
Prohibition
Cleveland
Youngstown
Kinsman
Toomb
Pennsylvania
Waters threaten Troins Fespanola in New Mexico
Floodwaters from the Rio Grande lapped over dykes at Espanola threatening disaster as the river rose. Residents faced rising water levels and potential evacuations along the protected village.
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Troins Fespanola
N. M
Rio Grands
Hotels Plan Repeal Fight
The American Hotels Association will launch a campaign on June 1 to raise funds and support the movement to repeal the 18th Amendment. Theo dore DeWitt, hotel manager and Ohio prohibition committee chair, says hotels should be hosts not keepers of prohibition, and that employees are bribed and morale harmed by ongoing prohibition.
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Columbus
May
U.P
American Hotels Association
Theodore DeWitt
DeWitt
Ohie
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